Good luck Mike!
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Any laid off CNC Machinists around Tomball, Magnolia, Navasota, Conroe ?
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Originally posted by UncleBubba View PostI could use a good manual machinist if anyone has any leads?
Originally posted by Chief Big Toe View Postthat is so true........... more so up around Lemmon Ave.. i here say.
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Originally posted by Goldeneagle View PostGood luck to you too. Not many manual folks around. Just about all the trade schools teach are CNC now days. And they're not teaching CNC very good.
At least they're brave enough to come down to the hood every day unlike the cushy job folks in McKinney.
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Originally posted by UncleBubba View PostI was blessed to be raised around my granddad and dad's machine shop learning the manual side at an early age. It is hard to find someone who actually knows what the lines and numbers are for on the handles... I'm surprised at how many "I've been a machinist for 15 years..." walk in and try to run a right hand drill the wrong direction Wish they would teach more manual stuff in trade schools.
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Originally posted by UncleBubba View PostI was blessed to be raised around my granddad and dad's machine shop learning the manual side at an early age. It is hard to find someone who actually knows what the lines and numbers are for on the handles... I'm surprised at how many "I've been a machinist for 15 years..." walk in and try to run a right hand drill the wrong direction Wish they would teach more manual stuff in trade schools.
Good manual machinist are near impossible to find now days.
Heck, a CNC machinist that is good a set up and self sufficient is hard to find. The world is full of button pushers....
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