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Re: OT: need advice from machinists
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Posted by msb on September 10, 2005 at 18:00:18 from (12.210.167.23):
In Reply to: OT: need advice from machinists posted by Midwest redneck on September 10, 2005 at 15:50:54:
The equipment and location are not a problem.The question should be,how good of a salesman are you?Like to sell? If not I would probably look to work for someone else.About anyone can do machine work if properly trained and equipped.The big part to being successful is getting the work and keeping the customer base. Don't be concerned about whether the equipment is single phase or 3 phase.All you need to generate 3 phase is a 3 phase motor and a weight on the shaft.Turn on the current and give the shaft a spin.
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