What do you do for a living?

[mattster03]

I video of the Raspberry and Blueberry harvesters I design/work on day in and day out

[spacevomit]

I video of the Raspberry and Blueberry harvesters I design/work on day in and day out

What does one of those cost?

[mattster03]

I video of the Raspberry and Blueberry harvesters I design/work on day in and day out

What does one of those cost?

Generally around $180-$250K for a blueberry or raspberry harvester.  Our Grape and Olive harvesters which are our other big market are $300-$350K.
 

[quinns]

Christ that's cheap. They should start making combines. My salesman brought out a demo the other day and I almost had a heart attack when he told me the price.

[mattster03]

Oxbo is actually a much larger company that purchased "Korvan" back in the early '00s for the raspberry, blueberry & grape harvesters.  The other manufacturing locations build much bigger and much more expensive Corn and vegetable harvesters that would give you that same sort of heart attack

[zbrown]

Yeah thought it would be more.  Can't get anything out here for less than 300.  Not going to be much new equipment moving if the government doesn't fix the write off deal


Oh yeah im still sucking D's on the corner

[LeonsDigital]

I'm a CGI Artist creating images for primarily automotive companies.

I basically get to make pretty Imagery all day.


I work here...https://leonsdigital.com/ 

[LeonsDigital]

"I'm a CGI Artist creating images for primarily automotive companies.

I basically get to make pretty Imagery all day.

I work here...https://leonsdigital.com/"

[Venom13132]

I am a mechanical engineer for Rolls-Royce Corporation in Indianapolis.  I work in the Test Department - Facilities.  I do everything from design full on test rigs to trouble shoot and order new valves for a test cell.

[digitalsolo]

Necro thread!   

I’m an IT consultant now.   I analyze all the stuff other people did wrong for a living.   Hah!

[blacksi]

I am still an ME from UF 1999 grad working for a company that makes inspection/Reverse engineering devices.  Here is a snip of what I worked on today as a demo video on how to reverse engineer parts.  This is a laser mounted to the end of a FARO arm that scans data to the .001" or so of an inch.


https://www.youtube.com/embed/twlIYyUONz8

[digitalsolo]

I am still an ME from UF 1999 grad working for a company that makes inspection/Reverse engineering devices.  Here is a snip of what I worked on today as a demo video on how to reverse engineer parts.  This is a laser mounted to the end of a FARO arm that scans data to the .001" or so of an inch.


https://www.youtube.com/embed/twlIYyUONz8

Well that’s pretty cool!

[jwvand02]

I started in systems engineering and slowly pivoted to where I am now... life sciences supply chain compliance

lots of engineers around here lol

[blacksi]

I am still an ME from UF 1999 grad working for a company that makes inspection/Reverse engineering devices.  Here is a snip of what I worked on today as a demo video on how to reverse engineer parts.  This is a laser mounted to the end of a FARO arm that scans data to the .001" or so of an inch.


https://www.youtube.com/embed/twlIYyUONz8

Well that’s pretty cool!

Thanks, it really is, but car parts would have been much cooler for this forum this is a piece of my gate that broke off.
Here is the model made from the original part and how the 3d printer varied from the model.

[shainiac]

Another ME checking in. I design big ole poop tanks. Injection molded septic tanks, to be more specific. We're currently over half of the US market for septic systems and chances are there's one ofof our products in your or your neighbor's yard. We currently make the world's largest injection molded plastic part, which is a 1500 gallon septic tank.