Your Career or what you do day to day?

[onlyonce]

Conservation and Restoration of 17th and 18th Century American Furniture.

[wjs0311]

I own a power washing and roof cleaning company and also do cnc machine maintenance.

[Andyman]

My wife and I run a hot rod shop that started as a alignment shop when I bought it with a pit which is my favorite, I have been doing alignments for a long time. The hot rod part started out Mopars only but then more customers came wanted cool stuff done, my favorite is building the engines and rebuilding axles older oddball ones the better.

A friend that lives in New Jersey started this website recently for me and he adds to it all the time

www.troxellsgarage .com

I like beer too

[hydromike]

They let you guys drink beer at work!?

[racerone3]

Well Snackmaster, GeoJem and I are Geologists by trade so there's an awful lot of profession-hobby overlap in our world.

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They let you guys drink beer at work!?

[garretttpe]

I am a self employed A&P mechanic working in, Afghan, Africa, Jordan, PI. South America and other places. I work 3 months on 3 months of so I have lots of spare time.
my 2000 max II sat in my garage for 4 years and I recently did a 100 percent rebuild on it.

[john swenson]

i use to have my own buisness designing and manufacturing amusement rides. was like playing with aatv's all day even though i still had all the aspects of running a buisness. semi retired now after selling my buisness to one of my customers. do maintenance now for a church retreat. j.b.

[Noel Woods]

I am in the Insurance Industry.

[hydromike]

Something special about beer and dirt I guess(?)

Well Snackmaster, GeoJem and I are Geologists by trade so there's an awful lot of profession-hobby overlap in our world.

Geologist - Uncyclopedia - Wikia

[snackmaster]

Thanks race, didn't know that was already out there...hard to imagine a doc or wall street type doing what we do. Something special about beer and dirt I guess(?)

[racerone3]

Here is an older thread on the same subject. Most of the people on here that you see with multiple/ many/ (too many) machines, are the DIY type who can have several machines for what a single machine would cost if you were to pay someone to upkeep it. A lot of us are mechanics for a living in one formor another, but there are also doctors on here who like to get their hands dirty (or broken) as a means to relax http://www.6x6world.com/forums/chit-...o-day-day.html

Reading over the thread I linked, a lot has changed. I am the shop foreman for a NASCAR team and run all day to day operations. After the economic tank in 2010 I refinanced the house and bought a bunch of tools with the equity. There is not much I can't build from my shop at home now, but I still tend to do a lot of it on work equipment on my lunch hours

[Mike]

I'm an electrical engineer in Charlotte, North Carolina.

[snackmaster]

Line of work?

Just curious what kind of work 6x6 folks do...I ask b/c I learned quick how costly these machines seem to be. Also noticed a lot of members have nice shop setups and more than one machine...just a thought if you don't mind sharing. I work in the operations center for the state highway in Mass...

[lewis]

Nice pics Lewis.....Done my share of EOD (Explosive Ordanace Disposal) work in Afghanistan and Bosina....Worked with some good EOD people from the US there...also lost some good friends there trying to make the world a safer place.....

Semper Fi! We appreciate!

[guyfox]

Nice pics Lewis.....Done my share of EOD (Explosive Ordanace Disposal) work in Afghanistan and Bosina....Worked with some good EOD people from the US there...also lost some good friends there trying to make the world a safer place.....