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How do you know you are a good Machinist?
On Friday, June 11, 1999 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-7, Ostcroix wrote:
Hello : I've been working at the same place for the past 12 years and I've mastered every thing at my shop execpt the C N C machines. We have a old 5T Fanuc control but we only run one part on there. I would say that I have good fundmental skills on the conventional machines. However, I would like to get better. Does anyone have Tips or questions a machinist should ask themselves to determine if they are a capable machinst ? Does 12 years of making the same type parts make me a solid machinist? How Can I furthur hone my skills where I am at ? I am really wondering if I am a good machinist |
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