Bumper End Cap

Thin bits of metal and bright blue light. Including glass & trim.

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tobydog
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Re: Bumper End Cap

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It's sad the state of engineering, we need a 'cad designer' at where I work. The supply of applicants is worrying, the system is truly broken, the options are for someone from University or someone who has progressed up the ladder. University applicants know *uck all and the rest don't exist.

If you don't ask stupid questions, you get stupid results. Assumptions are the mother of all ....ups
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Re: Bumper End Cap

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tobydog wrote:
Smosh wrote:Whilst doing my apprenticeship at a general and marine engineering firm, I quick had to learn the difference between screws and bolts. You always got what you asked for and if you asked wrong then you got a sinking in an inhibiting tank...
Asked or specified, what apprenticeship? And when?
I was doing a marine engineering (boat mechanic) apprenticeship. Day release college was a combination of machining work on lathes and milling machines, hand fitting metal work and theory. Always interesting, unfortunately the work wasn't. I didn't enjoy just replacing one part for another. Anyway, I was asking for bolts and screws in the stores from a given specification. Is that what you mean?
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