South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

Do you really want to float around in a big metal phallic shaped object with a bunch of dudes who call themselves seamen? In sailor suits no less.

Might stop by the Air Force first. (I'm prior Army)

 

I've even been considering the coast guard....

 

@Acerwin What's your background (work and education)

 

Getting close. Just need my sons hands to put on a couple nuts when i pick this bitch up into place. He be back from swim at 645.

 

@The Hunter may be able to answer questions here

 

Gonna look good!

 

Why is ribbed so much more!?!,

 

I don't know exactly. He probably has to send them out for the ribbing process. I know it's makes them a lot stronger.

 

FYI!

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...ual-tax-man-sale.414040/page-10#post-11979198

 

Think about a sheet of corrugated metal (like roofing) or sheet metal. The ribs will make it stronger.

 

No doubt it makes it stronger.

 

Yeah I knew that but not why they cost a lot more. I don't know what process he uses. These may be rolled.

 

I've got 2 associate degrees. 1 mechatronics degree and 1 industrial electronics. I'm working in a manufacturing plant right now. Been here for about 3 years now

 

Look at all that mud

 

Another part in the process of production adds cost. It could also take a pretty substantial piece of equipment to perform the process.

 

Get in goarmy.com and look at careers fields. Then look at other branches as well. Have ideas about what you wanna do before you go into the office.

How fast could you turn what you've got into a bachelor's. More money on the officer side of the house

 

Marines or nothing! That was my thought when I joined. If there is any possibility that you will ever see combat(and in these times there is) you want to have the best training you can get. That is the Marine Corps.

 

2 years.

 

I'm sure it does. It would be neat to come up with something like that to sell and be able to tool up and do it.