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Edcyclopedia 05-23-2008 06:12 AM

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Own a Design & Manufacturing company for plastics since 1993.
In a nutt shell... Senior Plastic Injection Mold Maker with a splash of Plastic / Mechanical Engineering,
along with class A Machinest on all equipment, including full CNC capabilities and Electrical Discharge Machining both Wire and Ram.
Mostly work in the medical field (catheter's, hand-held medical devices, etc.)(GregH - I probably had a hand in your stint operation and u didn't even know it?).
Also do work with automotive (MichiganWhitail call when u need help), electronics, military, telecommunications, etc... The list goes on with most anything plastic or metal.
I mostly deal with design firms, engineers, doctors and scientists (some bright ideas out there!) I take their ideas and make them into real world manufaturing solutions.
2nd business is Log & Timber Frame home construction company. I started this after 911, when I had to make ends meet. To date I've built 6 log homes, but nothing in the last 3 years, machine shop is way too busy!

bawanajim 05-23-2008 06:19 AM

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ORIGINAL: Edcyclopedia

Own a Design & Manufacturing company for plastics since 1993.
In a nutt shell... Senior Plastic Injection Mold Maker with a splash of Plastic / Mechanical Engineering,
along with class A Machinest on all equipment, including full CNC capabilities and Electrical Discharge Machining both Wire and Ram.
Mostly work in the medical field (catheter's, hand-held medical devices, etc.)(GregH - I probably had a hand in your stint operation and u didn't even know it?).
Also do work with automotive (MichiganWhitail call when u need help), electronics, military, telecommunications, etc... The list goes on with most anything plastic or metal.
I mostly deal with design firms, engineers, doctors and scientists (some bright ideas out there!) I take their ideas and make them into real world manufaturing solutions.
2nd business is Log & Timber Frame home construction company. I started this after 911, when I had to make ends meet. To date I've built 6 log homes, but nothing in the last 3 years, machine shop is way too busy!
Check out , JBM Technologies.com.

Edcyclopedia 05-23-2008 06:42 AM

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[quote]ORIGINAL: bawanajim



Check out , JBM Technologies.com.


Thanks Jim, good info., I'm actually looking for another (used) Kitamura MyCenter1
and possibly upgrade my wire EDM.
If this is you PM your contact info.

GMMAT 05-23-2008 07:35 AM

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I build things... well sort of. As buckeye refers to me, I'm "Office Material" aka Project Manager for a commercial construction company.
Nice to know, Dubbya. I do the same thing.....for now. I may go another avenue within our organization, soon....if things work out.

I've completed projects from an $850,000 Church to a $49M,72 acre retirement community...to a $71M Systems and Engineering renovation on a college campus. I spend 75% of my working time in the office from 4:30AM to 8:00AM.

Of late....I've been on a 3-4 year "coast" while I await this new path.....building $5M-$7M projects in the industrial market sector. If things work out....I'll have very little free time for the next several years......but I'll cut off a few off the back end....ifyaknowwhatimean.

Give me a shout sometime, Dubbya. I'd love to talk shop with you.

loogout1 05-23-2008 08:02 AM

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I'm a fireman with the City of New York. I'm also a project manager/foreman for a electrical construction contractor.

Pops423 05-23-2008 09:34 AM

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I'm a partner in a Software company that makes Email Management software (archiving and legal discovery). I work most days out of my house and have a very understanding boss who knows my addiction. From Halloween week till the end of the season, I carry my Blackberry in the woods and hunt most mornings and evening. In fact last year, after I shot my buck on Halloween morning, I called my boss and asked if I could have the day off and his only response was 'How big?'



YooperMike 05-23-2008 09:42 AM

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I run a free health care clinic here in IL. I started 4 years ago as a volunteer translator (M.A. in Spanish) and now I run the joint. I do enjoy, the patients get a little frustrating sometimes, but overall I do like it.

OKbowhunter20 05-23-2008 11:00 AM

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ORIGINAL: Dubbya

I build things... well sort of. As buckeye refers to me, I'm "Office Material" aka Project Manager for a commercial construction company. Here is of my most recent jobs...







Im jealous[:@][:@][:@][:@]:D



I cant wait to start school for this, this fall.:D

heo kyle 05-23-2008 12:16 PM

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I drive fire trucks. I love it. Good pay, exciting, and most importantly a lot of time off. Also, I'm expecting my first child in a month.

RT1 05-23-2008 03:49 PM

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I used to be in the pga of america for 10 years as a golf professional, played mini tour events, a few nationwide tour events, and also state run pga events within the pga of america. I got sick of the bullcrap with lousy stupid lazy don't know _hit about the golf business or have anypeople skills owners. So i left and became an outside sales rep and now promoted to vice president of sales and marketing for a large john deere dealership. Let me see i left the worthless golf business and make twice the amount and work less. I would say good move. I also enjoy playing golf again.

Future advice to any young people looking for a career in the pga. Don't, you will have a more rewarding life out of the golf business, just ask around there is a ton of turnover. if your not at the elite country clubs your just kidding yourself. There are alot of clubs that are not making money!

moose1915 05-23-2008 04:53 PM

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ORIGINAL: lnen#1

I was just curious what some of you guys do in your other life. What do you do for a living. Myself I am a Locomotive Engineer for CSX. Like many of you hunting and fishing is my life, working for the railroad just provides the means for me to play.
I'm a Carman for CSX...i like to say i retired the day i hired!

TEmbry 05-23-2008 05:43 PM

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Just became a senior in High School today. Ive been running my own landscaping business since I was 10, as odd as that sounds. I'm being officially licensed for it this year, some of my bigger corporate jobs are finally crackin down on me for proof of licensing. I havehad plenty of insurance, but now I gotta pay to be licensed as well.[:@]Life is well, I make a LOT more than the other 17 year olds around here, and have cut my work down to two days a week, around 7 months out of the year. Mowing lawns can earn you a killing if you have the connections, and you're off from October to March. Downside is it is nearly impossible to get started in the business from scratch and do it full time, unless you really, really know some people.

Future plans of 4 years at WKU and then on to UK Law School...I'm not sure on what I want to major in just yet.

Benelli12ga 05-23-2008 06:34 PM

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Operations tech. at a Cogeneration plant. We make electricity, steam and instrument air for local chemical plants. I work 4 days then off 4 days then work 3 days then off 3 days then back to 4 days and so on. The hours are great. and allow alot of time to hunt.

bigtim6656 05-23-2008 06:47 PM

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well lets see i have fliped burgers
helped run a computer store.
Ran my own pwc shops.
Currenty getting into the house flipping area
that is all before my 23 birthday next sat.

121553 05-23-2008 07:59 PM

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I've been a builder/general contractor all my life. I hold a contractors license in fla., n.c., Mt. and in Alberta. If you have the money, I'll go there and build it. I've built several muti-million dollar projects for disney world andfor nasa at cape kennedy. I'm gettin to the point where I don't really want to work that hard anymore and I'm taking on less demanding projects. More time in the woods.;)

Bobby

bigtim6656 05-24-2008 05:46 AM

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hey i need some blinds built lol

ORIGINAL: 121553

I've been a builder/general contractor all my life. I hold a contractors license in fla., n.c., Mt. and in Alberta. If you have the money, I'll go there and build it. I've built several muti-million dollar projects for disney world andfor nasa at cape kennedy. I'm gettin to the point where I don't really want to work that hard anymore and I'm taking on less demanding projects. More time in the woods.;)

Bobby

Madjac20 05-24-2008 06:24 AM

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I'm a CAD designer for refrigeration equipment used in supermarkets, warehouses and the likes. Been doing it for over 30 yrs.

Heckler 05-24-2008 12:37 PM

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Conductor for the CANADIAN National Railroad.

spudrow 05-24-2008 12:39 PM

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I am a retired union carpenter and lovin it too much!!!!!:)


Spudrow from MO

OHbowhntr 05-24-2008 01:06 PM

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ORIGINAL: early in


ORIGINAL: DropTine249




What the hell could you have possibly needed from up there ?


MONEY!!:D:D:D:D:D

So wait....money DOES grow on trees ????
That's some funny chit there, DropTine!!! Very creative.:D:D:D
I had to reply to this!!!! DT, I played a little of this game too, and at an avg. of about $200/day, tax free under the table money 1997-1999 2 - 3 days/month, it certainly DID seem like the money was growing on the tree, especially for an active duty soldier with a pretty SET income. I did a couple small jobs after I got out, and used my spikes for hunting a bit, but a blown out ankle (basketball, not climbing) a few years ago got them old spikes RETIRED.

Now what I do for REAL is push drugs, physically remove people from their comfortable chairs and beds, inject people with drugs, tie people down when they don't comply, and in general force people to follow my commands, or else, but most people don't see all of these parts of being a REGISTERED NURSE, they think we just sit around with funny hats on our heads and drink coffee. I'm not what most people would picture as a "male-nurse," being 'bout 6' and weighing 235-245# with a shaved head and a little goat on the chin, for some reason, I always get remembered, which is good AND bad. Certainly keeps me HONEST, because NO ONE is going to forget the BIG, UGLY, BALD guy if he didn't take good care of them. Fortunately, I've only ever had 2 complaints in over 12 yrs, and both of them were BOGUS!!!!

lnen#1 05-24-2008 01:21 PM

RE: Your Other Life-
 

ORIGINAL: moose1915


ORIGINAL: lnen#1

I was just curious what some of you guys do in your other life. What do you do for a living. Myself I am a Locomotive Engineer for CSX. Like many of you hunting and fishing is my life, working for the railroad just provides the means for me to play.
I'm a Carman for CSX...i like to say i retired the day i hired!
you can say that again, you guys got it made! Where you out of?

Trex 05-24-2008 02:34 PM

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Retired State Police Officer......lots of time and no money for gas!


moose1915 05-27-2008 09:44 PM

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ORIGINAL: lnen#1


ORIGINAL: moose1915


ORIGINAL: lnen#1

I was just curious what some of you guys do in your other life. What do you do for a living. Myself I am a Locomotive Engineer for CSX. Like many of you hunting and fishing is my life, working for the railroad just provides the means for me to play.
I'm a Carman for CSX...i like to say i retired the day i hired!
you can say that again, you guys got it made! Where you out of?
The INfamous SELKIRRRRRRRRRRRK, ny! We are like the black sheep of the RR. but i'm sure youve heard stories!


Siman08/OH 05-27-2008 11:39 PM

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I work customer service at the local grocery store [:@]Its actually not to bad....and it pays the bills

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daveyrock 05-28-2008 06:52 AM

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I'm a network technician for a local Internet Provider, I design Web Sites and install wireless and DSL Internet...



that's me on the job....on top of a water tower...when I was being interviewed I was asked if I was scared of heights...I said I bow hunted and was used to being up in tree's for long periods of time...it wasn't the heights that scared me it was the falling....needless to say a 21' tree-stand has nothing on the 175' water-tower...and for sure has nothing on the 300' tower we also have equipment on....just another day...

Splitear_Leland 05-28-2008 06:54 AM

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I'm a crop specialist with a farm service company.

louddrummer69 05-28-2008 07:28 AM

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I am a GIS Specialist for the State and Federal govenment. Basically, I make all the maps for a four county region in NW Missouri.

Justin 05-28-2008 08:39 AM

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ORIGINAL: Rick James

Regional Sales Manager for a software company that develops business management software specific to the IT services industry.
I use Rick James' wonderful piece of software to run an IT Consulting/Web Design firm.


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