HideTheCarbide9
Plastic
- Joined
- Mar 16, 2017
Hi Practical Machinist,
I’ve been working as a primarily 3axis and on occasion 4 axis CNC milling machinist for about 8 or so years now. It’s prototype work, so it’s something new every day, which is nice to get exposure to new parts and materials that keep the work challenging. I do my own fixturing, programming, and operating.
I want to maneuver out into gunsmithing, and I’m in the “where do I start” phase of the process at the moment. I figured It’d be helpful to try and find out what you business owners look for credential wise, skill set-wise, or even just what the general traits are that you look for in applicants in 2023.
And sorry if this thread has been made 1,498,974 times before, feel free to tell me to go F*** myself .
I very much appreciate any and all input you’re willing to offer me,
Thanks!
I’ve been working as a primarily 3axis and on occasion 4 axis CNC milling machinist for about 8 or so years now. It’s prototype work, so it’s something new every day, which is nice to get exposure to new parts and materials that keep the work challenging. I do my own fixturing, programming, and operating.
I want to maneuver out into gunsmithing, and I’m in the “where do I start” phase of the process at the moment. I figured It’d be helpful to try and find out what you business owners look for credential wise, skill set-wise, or even just what the general traits are that you look for in applicants in 2023.
And sorry if this thread has been made 1,498,974 times before, feel free to tell me to go F*** myself .
I very much appreciate any and all input you’re willing to offer me,
Thanks!