Union electrician...till they made me retire after my third open heart surgery at only 37. Man I loved that job. Early retirement don't pay much. But here I am trying to find things to tinker with.

Same thing I do for a hobby... I fix lawn and garden equipment.LOL

Was a metal fabricator for many, many, many years but Im semi retired now so I took a job doing maintenance for a landscape company, I service weed wackers and lawn mowers and bobcats and trailers and even their trucks... whatever they break, I fix.

freelance Beer taste tester & part time gynocologist

Served in Marines for 10 years, left due to raising young child on my own. Currently a production shift supervisor.

Thank you for your service!:beerchug:

:American Flag 1:

Sounds like a career I could get into. :biggrin2:

Just hope your first patient isnt a dude named Caitlin with a Coors Light in his/her hand.

:ExtremeFunny::LMAO1::High5:

I retired last year after 36+ years in education...28 as a middle school principal. Then, 2 weeks later, I received a call from a different school district that needed an elementary principal for one year. Now...I'm retired again. We"ll see how long that lasts....

Guess I'll bring this old thread back to life. I work at an automotive supplier. We stamp large panels like hoods, doors, fenders. We also do large assemblies such as engine cradles and cast aluminum components like shock towers and underbody rails. I review the requests from the customers and quote the work that it will take to make the parts.