This may sound weird but what do you do?

[Steinmetz]

Patent Attorney, Registered Professional Engineer, Commercial Real Estate investor.

 

[uniballer]

Plumber, Estate purchaser, hoarder!

 

[tncumminsguy]

In school for business, working at a place that builds CNG compressors to fuel CNG vehicles, and thinking about starting a CNG conversion company here in middle TN. Also I am a gearhead and tool hoarder

 

[TheGraveDigger]

Mechanic/caretaker at a historic cemetery,also a gearhead

 

[Liquidplumber]

Plumber

 

[brickG-man]

Bricklayer/Stonemason for 39 years.

 

[MechManiac]

Mechanical Engineer in a food plant.
hobby mechanic
tool addict

 

[affende]

welder / fabricator / foreman, mech engineer

 

[928'er]

Attorney, specializing in civil appeals (no criminal, no tax and no divorces under any circumstances - I don't give a **** who gets the dog).

Favorite quote: "What's a pellet lawyer?"

James

 

[thinmac]

I build giant flaming steel sculptures. My last couple big pieces, Brollyflock! and Zoa, were with the Flux Foundation.

The next one, Mens Amplio, doesn't have a website yet, but there's a blurb about it on the Department of Spontaneous Combustion Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/spontaneousfire That page also has a nice video of my personal project, the Hydra.

Here are some shots of the last two:

 

[crajos]

Printing press operator / General maintenance

 

[LordTom]

I work for a small city on the grounds department. I take care of our local park and ball fields in the summer. When I'm not mowing you never know what I will be doing. Today I put together a city fountain, tomorrow I will be planting trees and next week I think I will have to start mowing.

 

[Tucker99]

I work for a small city on the grounds department. I take care of our local park and ball fields in the summer. When I'm not mowing you never know what I will be doing. Today I put together a city fountain, tomorrow I will be planting trees and next week I think I will have to start mowing.

Sounds like a cool job, I want it.

 

[LordTom]

Sounds like a cool job, I want it.

Well I might be getting a job with a city north of me. That will leave this spot open.

 

[vw_tdi]

School Psychologist working with k-12 students with emotional/behavioral disabilities.

 

[Puckett_k]

Mechanic for an underground mining contractor

 

[jerryd68]

First time post, I am a Refrigeration and Boilers Tech in a food processing facility. Operate/ repair and upgrade Steam Plant and Ammonia Refrigeration equipment.

 

[devoncoolman]

full time auto/light truck/diesel/and medium duty truck mechanic. Pretty much work on anything with tires and an engine. specialize in mini repair at my shop. Do tons of side work at my home shop. Have a bad obsession with tools and equipment.

 

[eddie1278]

Electrician/handyman/mechanic

My life is my work I do it for a living and it's my hobby too. There is not a day that goes by I'm not fixing something.

 

[NissanTechWill]

Nissan Specialist Technician

 

[zkling]

Cool thread.

Vehicle dynamics / structural, stress analysis.

 

[G-Ram]

I just started a new job, working in the Toyota bay at a gold mine. Summer position for now, hope it turns into full time!

 

[ATC]

Forklift operator, logistics.

Hobbiest welder/fabricator/off road enthusiast

 

[DARKSCOPE001]

Aircraft mechanic. Wrench on cars on the weekend

 

[AV tinker er]

Flight Test Instrumentation technician

 

[Craftsman86]

Student for my MBA, and Service adviser for a fleet company. In my spare time I install tile flooring, wrench on toys, and collect tools.

 

[SmokeyTheBandit]

Small engine mechanic, Specifically Hustler and Walker Mowers. Oh and Redmax 2-stroke landscaping equipment.

 

[Trucky]

Unemployed. Just graduated/engaged (been kinda busy!), off to work (GE) in July. Until then, I get to fix up the house and organize my too-large-for-my-box collection of tools. I'll be a manufacturing engineer there for a few years until I'm ready for the real world

 

[alxdgr8]

Acoustical engineer in the aviation field.
Guitar loudspeaker enclosure designs on the side. Also have some car parts I've designed for personal hobbies that I'll eventually get to marketing/selling.

 

[F16CrewChief]

Currently F-16 crew chief in USAF. Do anything from preflight, tires, fuel to major structural, remove engines, flight control work, and landing gear. We definately are the "all purpose guy"! Basically anything except wiring and weapons system and avionic box swapping.

 

[53 hemi]

Vessel cook on an arctic icebreaker. ( anchor handling tug )

 

[4x4gearhead]

Im a service tech, I work for a company that makes various hydrostatic tracked vehicles, i.e. Snow groomers, tracked utility vehicles.

 

[celticbhoy]

Auto tech apprentice.

 

[jmarkwolf]

Electrical engineer. Design embedded computers for the automotive industry.

On the side, I maintain and fly my experimental 2-seat Rotorway 162F helicoper that I built 13 years ago, and ride my Kawasaki KLR650 motorcycle.

 

[thundermug]

Industrial designer looking for work. Until then, I'm a stay-at-home dad, and I design lamps in my free time. I have an interview tomorrow! My first in a while.

 

[TexMedium]

Locomotive Engineer. They used to be blue, now they are black. Rumor has it they are soon going to be green and orange. It will all still be the same. Sigh.

 

[jagwinn]

Packaging Machine repairman, Master rating.
Currently Maintenance Partner, Starbucks Sandy Run Roasting Plant. [Gaston (Columbia area) South Carolina].
Work on everything from Probat [German] coffee roasters to Golgio [Italian] packaging machines.
I drink way to much coffee in my 12hr shift.

 

[OpFlash]

Paramedic Been in EMS for almost 20 years

 

[rick carpenter]

I run computers and computer-operated equipment in the pre-press area of a university print shop for my pay. I have a volunteer position in the Methodist Church's conference disaster relief/response organization.

 

[66dave]

Semiconductor engineer with Applied Materials, specializing in chemical and electro plating precision materials. We make the machines that makes every piece of electronics that you touch today, literally!

Imagine putting chrome on a bumper hat is less than 20nm (7e-7 of an inch) wide, that is what I have been doing for the past few years.