If you LOVE your job...

[SandstoneCityBrew]

I LOVE going to work everyday

 

[T_Baggins]

I LOVE going to work everyday

ummmmmmm.....DAAAAYYYYYYYUUUMMMMMM!!!!!

 

[bottlebomber]

I LOVE going to work everyday

Crazy setup. I don't think I've ever seen or even heard of something like that. Seems like a lot of work


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[SandstoneCityBrew]

Crazy setup. I don't think I've ever seen or even heard of something like that. Seems like a lot of work


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It's a place that allows people to come in and brew their own beer, then come back in a few weeks and bottle it.

 

[T_Baggins]

It's a place that allows people to come in and brew their own beer, then come back in a few weeks and bottle it.

wow that's pretty friggin cool...kinda like the "rent a garage"

 

[n240sxguy]

That is a cool concept. I thought it was just a brewery that was afraid of spending money on equipment. True "small batch" brewing.


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[The Pol]

Office with a view

 

[The Pol]

The view

 

[The Pol]

A380 close up...

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[brrman]

I do love my job (software engineer). My daily view... my scrum room... (though, not as nice as yours, Pol)

 

[The Pol]

The bird

 

[The Pol]

I'm a check airman on the fleet, with 8,000 hours of E-jet time, 12,000 hours total time, 6,300 jet PIC time.

 

[bottlebomber]

It's a place that allows people to come in and brew their own beer, then come back in a few weeks and bottle it.

It looks like they're all brewing the same thing lol.. Do you guys do the cleanup too? I may just get rid of all my brewing equipment

 

[SandstoneCityBrew]

It looks like they're all brewing the same thing lol.. Do you guys do the cleanup too? I may just get rid of all my brewing equipment

They are all definitely not the same. We have 76 different recipes to choose from. It is all partial mash. You come in and pick out your recipe, brew it (under our supervision), then you leave. We transfer the wort to a fermenter, pitch the yeast, and move it to one of the fermentation rooms. Then after thats complete, we transfer it to our massive walk in cooler, filter it (if your beer calls for it), transfer into a keg, carb it. Then you come back in and we hook it up to one of our bottling machines. You label, fill, and cap all your beers. We guarantee you (72) 22oz bottles.

So yes, we do all the cleaning for you.

 

[Hamaki]

Outta curiosity, what's that cost the customer?

 

[Justdrumin]

Here's my office. Best job in the world!

 

[number40fan]

I wish that was my job because that fire would mean a vacation!

 

[Komocabo]

70 tons of steel! The shipping co. hauled this thing from our shop in KS all the way to Or...got to within 1 mile of the site and did this to my work!!!

What exit? Was than on I-5?

 

[SandstoneCityBrew]

Outta curiosity, what's that cost the customer?

So there is 4 levels to the beer selections. $130, $140, $150, or $160.

Then if you need bottles they are $.80/each.

A lot of our customers are repeat customers, so they don't ever need to buy bottles.

 

[T_Baggins]

What exit? Was than on I-5?

Highway 126 exit to 42nd Street in Springfield

 

[Komocabo]

That's the exit to my old house. Thought it looked familiar! Got really close to the charcoal company there. Bummer

 

[armedcor]

I'm a full time opera singer. I absolutely love my job but there is times when It tests my patience.

I haven't been home for 8 months and I won't get home to see my family or my lady until the 23rd of December, it puts a strain on certain things but I love every minute of it.

I also get to meet hundreds of new people a year and thats pretty cool.

And my home for the last 8 months.

 

[T_Baggins]

I'm a full time opera singer. I absolutely love my job but there is times when It tests my patience.

I haven't been home for 8 months and I won't get home to see my family or my lady until the 23rd of December, it puts a strain on certain things but I love every minute of it.

I also get to meet hundreds of new people a year and thats pretty cool.

And my home for the last 8 months.

Are you for real?

 

[armedcor]

Are you for real?

Yep 100% I can pm you my CV if you'd like haha

 

[armedcor]

Sorry I should clarify I don't mean my actual home as in where I live but where I've been based. That is Glyndebourne Opera house outside London.

 

[FastAndy]

I'm a full time opera singer. I absolutely love my job but there is times when It tests my patience.

I haven't been home for 8 months and I won't get home to see my family or my lady until the 23rd of December, it puts a strain on certain things but I love every minute of it.

I also get to meet hundreds of new people a year and thats pretty cool.

And my home for the last 8 months.

This has to be a first for HBT. Do you tour often or do you spend time in residence more often?

 

[armedcor]

This has to be a first for HBT. Do you tour often or do you spend time in residence more often?

So far mainly residency, it's the easiest for me to get work. I've only been out of University for two years so still building up my technique and getting experience etc.

 

[T_Baggins]

lol...I wasn't questioning the residence lol...

 

[armedcor]

lol...I wasn't questioning the residence lol...

The Opera singing? It's not that mad a job! haha

 

[T_Baggins]

no...just ....different

 

[TommyTbar]

O I love my job

 

[armedcor]

haha It is a bit alright, I guess I'm surrounded by it everyday so doesn't seem so strange.

 

[T_Baggins]

Another LARGE (46,000lbs+) chunk of steel! This guy makes asphalt...

 

[n240sxguy]

Another LARGE (46,000lbs+) chunk of steel! This guy makes asphalt...

That's crazy inside! I'll have to see if I can sneak a couple pics when our new reactor shows up in February. You'd appreciate it. The entire thing has to be heat treated and brick lined.

 

[bottlebomber]

That's gnarly, basically on the direct other end of the manufacturing spectrum from where I am at

 

[bottlebomber]

edited just because

 

[T_Baggins]

This is something I worked on recently, it's a dielectric half-spoke that goes into a hermetic seal. The drill it's sitting on in the magnified picture is just over the size of a human hair. Sorry the image quality is poor, I was holding my iPhone up to a 50x scope. View attachment 246041View attachment 246042

pretty good image for what you had...that's bad ass... now can you THREAD those holes?

 

[bottlebomber]

pretty good image for what you had...that's bad ass... now can you THREAD those holes?

I can indeed sir, and, I can make the mating screw threads as well I haven't found anything too small for these machines to make, there's just a point where you are absolutely not going to find it after the part-off

 

[liquiditynerd]

I can indeed sir, and, I can make the mating screw threads as well I haven't found anything too small for these machines to make, there's just a point where you are absolutely not going to find it after the part-off

Damn, BB, I thought you were messing for a moment. I was trying to figure our how a red pencil was dielectric? That's freaking bad ass!

 

[bottlebomber]

Damn, BB, I thought you were messing for a moment. I was trying to figure our how a red pencil was dielectric? That's freaking bad ass!

Lots of cool stuff going on here. Wafer fab, growing yttrium iron garnets for our signal generators, chemical milling, laser micro-machining, everything that isn't some kind of plastic is typically gold plated. It's like a fairyland for anyone in manufacturing.