Post some pics of your work, product or what supports your boating habit.

[OldSkool]

Heres a couple pictures of one of my products I support at Volvo. Tons of fun in the mud but a bit pricey at 750K ea. The blue version is a bit more.

 

[Overpowered]

this is where i work

 

[Gofirstclass]

For another 6 work days it's......

After that it's called retirement.

 

[jpk33]

My office........

 

[midway]

Some pics of what I support. I work in a heavy truck dealership. As you can see, Volvo, Ford, GMC, we have a second location that has Navistar or International trucks.

 

[JimG]

Gas Monitoring, Equipment Control, Personnel Tracking and Communications for underground coal mining.

 

[floriduramax1]

I service and remodel luxury coaches. Excuse the mess in the shop, we have been so busy that we are out growing this facility....I took these shots today
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[jason78]

I can't take pictures at work but this generic image I pulled off the net pretty much sums it up. Network/Telecom Engineer.

 

[Summer Fun II]

I was a tractor trailer driver - mainly lowboy trailers before I retired. :smt001
Now I drive a tri-axle dump truck part-time for a friend when needed. :smt001

 

[my3sons]

Subsurface exploration, Foundation design, Construction QC, and Environmental remediation

 

[Pack66Dad]

I put mechanical systems in virtual buildings :thumbsup:

 

[Pack66Dad]

This cnc machine is badass! I have never seen one used for wood. We use the same thing (except its a plasma arc not a router) for fabricating sheet metal duct work :thumbsup:

 

[320Bob]

My firm's software helps our clients keep your electric and gas rates at a just and reasonable level!:smt024

 

[SR400DB]

This is what I used to do professionally for 20 years, I still train for a select few clients:

Now I do forensic water intrusion investigations on residential homes:

 

[1stSeaRay]

Project Manager in Corporate & Industrial AV......Its sounds glamorous, but we are just carnies with better titles.

 

[floriduramax1]

This cnc machine is badass! I have never seen one used for wood. We use the same thing (except its a plasma arc not a router) for fabricating sheet metal duct work :thumbsup:

When we move to new facility, I will be getting a plasma table also. You can't beat the Multi-cam with 8 tool automatic changer. We use for all types of wood and acrylics. It took about a minute to cut out the acrylic for my cabinet doors in the cabin with the holes for latches and all! The program is EnrouteIV and I call it Auto Cad for dummies..lol It allows me to draw like a pro without all those keystrokes to remember.

 

[Carver370]

Also manage another company that is no way related to boating, cutting torches with an alternative method to acetylene gas.

 

[Summer Fun II]

Compared to some of your jobs you guys have. :wow:.

I'm pretty low on the retard ladder. :smt089 . :grin: . :smt043

 

[Pack66Dad]

When we move to new facility, I will be getting a plasma table also. You can't beat the Multi-cam with 8 tool automatic changer. We use for all types of wood and acrylics. It took about a minute to cut out the acrylic for my cabinet doors in the cabin with the holes for latches and all! The program is EnrouteIV and I call it Auto Cad for dummies..lol It allows me to draw like a pro without all those keystrokes to remember.

Some of my clients that do a lot of precision work and stainless use laser cutters. The metal edge is absolutely perfect when it comes off the table.

 

[Pack66Dad]

Compared to some of your jobs you guys have. :wow:.

I'm pretty low on the retard ladder. :smt089 . :grin: . :smt043

Well in my opinion every job is important! We should value and respect all labor, from janitor to CEO. My dad always told me its not what you do, but how well you do it that determines your worth.:thumbsup: