Let's post some pics of what you do at work.

[Tim H Calgary]

Originally Posted by SRT8Girl12

You are living the dream!

[SRT8Girl12]

Originally Posted by Tim H Calgary

You are living the dream!

Ha! I don't know about that. I run our family business, and working with family is such a pain in the ass sometimes. It's fun getting to race bikes every once in awhile, but it's not my passion. It pays the bills and it's nice getting to be my own boss, but it was never something I was planning on doing for my career. But I guess things could be a lot worse!

[bushmaster3000]

Engmaneering for Cameron.

[QBNKID]

I work designing Automation Cells and designing End of Arm Tooling (or End-Effector) for the robots, as well as other components for the machines. Something like what Stark Industries does... LOL
Yeah, I've been called Ironman or Tony Stark

Here's a video showing some of my designs...

End Of Arm Tooling - Cell Test - YouTube

End Of Arm Tooling - Cell Test - YouTube

[bushmaster3000]

Originally Posted by QBNKID

I work designing Automation Cells and designing End of Arm Tooling (or End-Effector) for the robots, as well as other components for the machines. Something like what Stark Industries does... LOL
Yeah, I've been called Ironman or Tony Stark

Here's a video showing some of my designs...
End Of Arm Tooling - Cell Test - YouTube

Badass, i've actually worked with similar things while in School. But more dynamic loading, impact loading. I'm not calling you Ironman until it flies and shoots missiles!

[Mongoose9400]

Here are some more of what I do.











And lots of this



with a very crappy breakfast service in First Class with Delta. Severely disappointed with Delta lmao

[bushmaster3000]

Just to give you a size comparison what it takes to reach the bottom of the ocean for drilling...

This is one Riser Joint. It takes about 160 of these to go 12,000 feet, in order to reach the stack sitting on the ocean floor.



And this is how they are stored on the rigs.



There is much much more that I deal with but you get a size comparison of most of the stuff that I work with. The offshore rigs are constantly pulling on the entire string with over 2,000,000 lbs of force and at the most 4,500,000 lbs of force in order to keep the string in tension. Otherwise it would collapse on itself.

[iluvboobs]

Residential construction.... if that's still an industry by the time I post this.

Here are a few pictures.

[J&D's SRT's]

I see you requested the healthy breakfast, lol

[bushmaster3000]

Originally Posted by iluvboobs

Residential construction.... if that's still an industry by the time I post this.

Here are a few pictures.

Hahahahaha