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excalibur
In: york
Posts: 1277
Noticed this thread on another site which led to a lot of interesting comments!I'm a sawdoctor-tool&cutter grinder by trade working in the Sawmilling or Engineering industries when i'm employed,that is.
bluesbiker
In: Birmingham in th
Posts: 2510
wot thread excal?
excalibur
In: york
Posts: 1277
well,i noticed this "topic" on a different biker site and found it interesting to see other bikers chosen fields of expertise..
bluesbiker
In: Birmingham in th
Posts: 2510
s'cus my igorance. I was lookin for a link.lol.
By trade I was an Aircraft airframe engineer up untill 1996. I've been an IT hardware engineer up untill the end of august when i was made redundant for the third time. currently hoping to return to the aircraft industry. It's a lot more enjoyable.
Brummie Jackie
In: Hobbit HQ
Posts: 20609
Secretary/Bookkeeper or PA for a living Exc (as you can prob tell by my poor grammar and spelling) but do have an intense thirst for knowledge of all descriptions, especially the English Language funnily enough. No Rocket Scientist sorry :(
Hull750Rider
In: Hull
Posts: 1409
Don't think I've a chosen field they tend to choose me lol.
Qualified Sheetmetal Worker, Drive a Tug on Docks, Fit Kitchens including plumbing and electrics (to a point) Re build bikes lol. Design Kitchens/Bedrooms. "Fund Raiser", Design and fit motorcycle towbars design and build trailers..............the list is not exhaustive but I like to think I can do all the above with equal skill, BUT I do take my time to Get It Right 1ST Time!!!!
excalibur
In: york
Posts: 1277
anything to do with the aircraft industry sounds very interesting to me,working to fine engineering tolerances i expect? i was employed by the Armanents board for 12 yrs and worked on military hardware from 7.62mm to 155mm g5 and g6 barrels thats where i served my T&C grinding apprenticeship.
Wills
In: New Brighton
Posts: 3269
Yep, rocket scientist as charged. Well, more of a wannabe rocket scientist, really, but did my bit on projects like Black Arrow X3 and Tracked Rapier.
High point was my key part in the Apollo 13 rescue. OK, I exaggerate, just passed the phone to an American engineer who needed to speak to the US urgently. But hey, every little bit helps!
Gave it all up for the newspaper business. Besides I was a crap mathematician.
After years of high blood pressure and late nights actually getting papers out on time, the jobs ceased to exist earlier this year and I came came full circle back into a writing role.
excalibur
In: york
Posts: 1277
Interesting indeed Wills,we had guys visiting various british company's in the late 80's as a matter of fact 4 of them are still on the wanted list for not returning for trial here..something to do with importing gyros back then,you know what i'm talking about no doubt.
Wannabe
In: Dartford
Posts: 4922
and electrics (to a point)
You missed out comedian in your list HR.
In my time I've been a complete bar steward, if that helps?
I studied engineering, but I wanted to go into mining engineering or geology... more earthbound than spacebound
ghosthunter
In: Hinckley
Posts: 1659
I wish my dad has shot me into space!
WheelyNealy
In: Near Driffield
Posts: 2751
lets see roket scientist No ! started as bike mechanic left to be heating egineer ran a hotel then became land lord now heating engineer again hopping to be bike mechanic soon LOL !
Wannabe
In: Dartford
Posts: 4922
Full circle then For some reason that's made the "Windmills" song pop into my head. Get out dagnabbit! Out I say!
Holmfirthgirl
In: Larkfield
Posts: 3156
errr...currently an IT project manager...used to be a Mainframe sysprog (systems programmer) & prior to that, worked in the Civil Service for 14 years working in the DSS (or DHSS as it was then!)...currently trying to decide what I wanna be when I grow up...
Hull750Rider
In: Hull
Posts: 1409
Shhh WB (Electrics to a point) means I can do it but really should not lol. Well not scince it became law that you HAVE to be qualified, I was trained at the local Humberside Engineering Training Ass, by an instructor Roy Cutts (R.I.P.) he was a good bloody teacher it all stayed with me but I was there for broad based training specialist was Sheet Metal Work (gained City and Guilds and Advanced Craft City and Guilds whilest there!)
Sandi
In: Huddersfield, W
Posts: 17948
Jill of some trades, mistress of none about sums me up.
Not a rocket scientist but I polished the helter skelter at a fun fair, (while it was in use) that was as high as I wanted to go
bluesbiker
In: Birmingham in th
Posts: 2510
WN, wot about all the voice over work and telly ads you did with that monkey. Not to mention all the stand up comedy stuff?
excalibur
In: york
Posts: 1277
yes Andy i can see you are what is termed as multi-skilled,today a lot of workers have to be if they want to stay in the job market.
WheelyNealy
In: Near Driffield
Posts: 2751
lol@ BB u cheeky Monkey ! go make me cuppa
still arguing with PR team as to how much i get paid BB thanks BBC take ur money for licence but slow paying givin it all to clarkson and his monkey boyz!
Deleted Member
In: NA
Posts: 0
Professional safe cracker ( all above board ), i open safes for a living
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