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That’s an awesome video!
My guy’s ask me all the time “how did you figure that out so quick…..”
The knowledge you gain over your career is where that comes from. Schooling has helped me out allot but I feel like I really learned more from the time spent on the actual equipment.
I agree School is great and I’m all for it, but u can’t learn what u can learn in the field…
I would say schooling is great if you can get it. Beside that just knowing the basic concepts of an system or how it works. Then you can figure it out and fix it
Story seems far fetched but amazing if true. Lol $1 for closing one valve and $99,999 knowledge for knowing which one to close
That is what has made me valuable in my industry…I know how to use and trouble shoot 3 different types of CNC machines 😀
pepin wrote:
That is what has made me valuable in my industry…I know how to use and trouble shoot 3 different types of CNC machines 😀
how long has it taken you to acquire all of that information ?
TylerDama wrote:
how long has it taken you to acquire all of that information ?
Man I’m gonna say 5-6 years. I went to Atlanta, GA to learn how to use Alpha-Cam and read/write G-Code. The rest I learned on the job using the machines.