Then there’s this. OP was likely doing a production run bored out of their mind, taking the likely victims of 3 crashes and wishing they had some black vinyl for a backdrop. I swear, if most of us didn’t have NDA’s, there’d be a constant stream of this kind of stuff. When you sit there for 10-12 hours a day making the same thing, you get creative. There’s an entire drawer in my box dedicated to interesting ways I’ve seen an apprentice really screw it up.
Are there’s still manual production runs in the first world? The one machinist I know IRL does manual stuff now, but it’s all bespoke, and his colleagues sound like they might not have heard of CNC.
There’s usually 1 of 2 kinds - really sexy cuts:
And horrific crashes:
Then there’s this. OP was likely doing a production run bored out of their mind, taking the likely victims of 3 crashes and wishing they had some black vinyl for a backdrop. I swear, if most of us didn’t have NDA’s, there’d be a constant stream of this kind of stuff. When you sit there for 10-12 hours a day making the same thing, you get creative. There’s an entire drawer in my box dedicated to interesting ways I’ve seen an apprentice really screw it up.
Are there’s still manual production runs in the first world? The one machinist I know IRL does manual stuff now, but it’s all bespoke, and his colleagues sound like they might not have heard of CNC.
There very much are still manual production runs. And even with CNC you sometimes wind up changing work every 12 seconds all day.
What, you’re telling me it’s not all like the cool YouTube videos? /s
That’s a good sign for every other job that can be automated, I guess.