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For the metal fabricators and the

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machinists of the Air Force . So what

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our job entails is we're not gonna

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necessarily be able to order every part

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that we need and that's where we come

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in . They bring blueprints to us . We

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have translate those blueprints and

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actual working parts that go on the jet

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help fuel the mission . We take it

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pretty much layer by layer and we can

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do intricate corners , some radiuses ,

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we can cut different holes into it ,

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different champer . Um If it requires

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angles and whatnot , no two days are

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ever the same . Some days we'll have

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nothing but welding jobs and other days

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we'll be back down the machine ,

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machine and out parts all day . And

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what I mean by that is like we're

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cutting big blocks of metal . I've

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never used the same two methods twice .

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So every time I come in , I don't know

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what I'm gonna expect some long days

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because this job , you don't truly ever

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know everything about it every day .

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You're learning something different .

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Like I said , we could be working on

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three different machines in the back .

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Some of them automated like C and CS

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like that . You gotta learn how to read

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code , to operate that machine like

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this . I'd consider this a type of art .