surfer_crx

No but seriously what does it mean?

DannyD_303

PM'd as not posting my resume on here. (its boring)

Plus I'm not offering any services etc.

surfer_crx

Hahaaa, now I know why you PM'd me, you'd have requests for parts coming out your ears. I thought that was what you were alluding to, far from boring in my mind, my apprenticeship was in a similar field and after 2 years I got the choice of which direction to go in, for some reason I didn't go in that one and now I'm stuck in a world of boredom.

DannyD_303

And I'm stuck in a world of useless management and financial reports.

But I have a potential new opportunity that looks really interesting, hope to have it finalised by next week.

DannyD_303

And for those who don't know.....

Precision Engineer usually means a toolmaker / machinist or mechanical engineer who specialises in precision metal assemblies.

BuggyofMildDiscomfort

Which is lovely if you have access to CNC machines, unfortunately mine went to new homes, no fun

DannyD_303

I do hope that doesn't mean the company went bust. Seen too much of that

BuggyofMildDiscomfort

Family-run business = family arguements = half the stuff went in 3 different directions.

DannyD_303

Seen that too.....

s2konroids

I'm all for this but when you have to factor is reliability, say we've made a part and it fails and takes out x engine that's where it could get messy.

Sometimes I'd rather trust a heavily designed part etc with masses of r and d than save a few quid with a part made in Russ the snails garage, I'm not knocking anyone nor the idea or people's capabilities...