Piotrsko
Master member
They say dentists and hygienic assistants make the best natural RC flyers because the have learned to not move automatically but by response. Bet you didn't have a problem with flying at yourself.
What is your REAL job?
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TooJung2Die
Master member
Very punny 😜 I've had good experiences and very bad experiences going to the dentist. Like every other profession, there are good and bad practitioners. Can't say I enjoy going to the dentist but I am very grateful for them and what they do.
FlamingRCAirplanes
Elite member
Man we close!I didn't, born in 2007
skymaster
Elite member
I had a friend that was in the navy, and he kept saying that he wished he had something else to put on his resume. he told us that every time he had a job interview. he would tell them he was in the navy. next question was the one that got him turn down. what did you do on the navy? his answer, I used to load bombs on to the planes. first time he told us we all turn to look at him, and started really cracking up like almost crying laughing. because if you ever saw the catoon duck tales. you know the tiger that fixes baloos plane exact duplica he looked like a mad scientist. i would also take second thoughts about hiring him. i can still see his face hahahhahaha!
Piotrsko
Master member
Supervised, AP, AE, AI or some combination? Doesn't matter, you work at airports.
My first computer was an Abacus !!! oh and counting the fingers on each hand then taking my shoes and socks off if I needed to go any higher
Seriously , Retired but do have a degree from the " university of Life " been a soldier , Firefighter , Chiropodist , Hospital theatre technician , Teaching Assistant , ran my own import / export agency , Combat Survival instructor , Security , Taxi driver , window cleaner (when needed extras) , Lived off my wits as a kid , AND OTHER STUFF BEST LEFT UNSAID , had a full and varied life but some bad luck with health has calmed me down to the point where I will try flying FB planes .
Crawford Bros. Aeroplanes
Legendary member
It's been a ride but I'm in trade school right now for welding. I'm at least proficient in all of the five main processes, GTAW, GMAW, SMAW, Oxy-Fuel, and Flux Core, with GTAW (Stick) probably being my strongest.
the rc project
Well-known member
I graduated welding school in 2020! Man I love it! I’m doing industrial repair and running jobs at 21! Not much welding but majority of the stuff we see is tig for stainless and flux core on just about everything else! First pic is welding school the next is me beside a 360000kg test weight for a steel plant!(almost 800000 lbs!)
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Well done good old hands on skills
Excellent , its what the world needs ,....Skills
I used to have a Chinese dentist and for some strange reason my appointment was always at " Two Thirty " , or thats what he kept saying to me ??
FlamingRCAirplanes
Elite member
??? I don’t get it.
Its a British thing , think of how Chinese speak English , two thirty (tooth hurty) , Dentist ...
One of them is very photogenic.Okee, I'll share. Full time farmer. Took off a few years to get my degree in Radio Production/Performance and then DJ for awhile. But then came back to what I love most.
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Also take care of plenty of these
Incader
Active member
Cool! I just turned 13 and my neighbor ( recently retired mechanic) is teaching me A LOT! He’s soon going to teach me to MIG weld and then TIG weld.
As for what I do for a living, I going to ask my neighbor (electrician) if I can get a part-time job/apprenticeship for the summer so I can pay for my RC projects and the hot rod I’m building.
Ye people who are more well-stricken in years; any advice would be wonderful! Wether it be your 50 cents or a full discourse about the drive shaft system would be great! I love to learn for the more experienced guys. A private message would be the best way to contact me…the thing that says “start conversation” when you tap on my profile.
FlamingRCAirplanes
Elite member
Aye my dad has a MIG welder and I aim to learn that soon
Incader
Active member
Cool bro
Quinnyperks
Legendary member
I learned MIG, stick, and TIG through Boy Scouts a few years ago, not too bad at it