I was self-taught too. I started out with the Tormach 770. The Pucker-Factor was really high with that very first project. I saved all the chips I made on that first project, and I ate them for breakfast the next morning with milk and sugar. After I got out of the hospital, I went on to learn more and more. The only thing I hated about machining was having to clean my mill when the work was done.
This is the prophecy about the second coming of Jesus Zechariah 13:7 “Awake, sword, against my shepherd, against the man who is close to me!” declares the LORD Almighty. “Strike the shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered, and I will turn my hand against the little ones. The Shepherd here is Jesus. John 10:11 “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. This is the fulfillment of the prophecy. Matthew 26:31 Then Jesus told them, “This very night you will all fall away on account of me, for it is written: “’I will strike the shepherd, and the sheep of the flock will be scattered.’ This happened near 30 to 33 AD. Hosea 6:1-2 Come, let us return to the LORD. He has torn us to pieces but he will heal us; he has injured us but he will bind up our wounds. After two days he will revive us; on the third day he will restore us, that we may live in his presence. In prophecies 1day is equal to 1000 years. Which means after two thousand years Jesus will return again. And on the third day which is the 3rd millennium, we will live in his sight. We all know we cannot see God's face and live on Earth. So it's the second coming of Jesus. Luke 21:11 ► There will be great earthquakes, famines and pestilences in various places, and fearful events and great signs from heaven. Matthew 24:6 You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come. We are the witnesses of all these things. From the death of Jesus to 2030 - 2033 there are 2000 years. Jesus is coming soon. Let's all repent and turn from our old ways and turn to the Lord. Praise the Lord. Peace and Love to you all A verse to show about the Holy Trinity Isaiah 9:6 For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. Everlasting Father?. There's your answer The whole world will turn against Israel and not just Palestinians. Then know the end is near. This is a major sign to look for in the end times. God bless you all Please spread this message to the ends of the world . .
@@abin4237 It looks as though you may have mistakenly posted a comment to the wrong video. No where in the Bible does it mention anything about G-Code or CNC machining. It's no reason to lose your faith though. Carry on.
I'm retired but I do miss setting up and running first parts so much. I know how Kylie feels by completing her first part, I felt that way with every job I set up and ran. It never got old. I never did learn any types of programming software but did some manual programming and editing quite a bit. Great job Kylie
Kylie it has been so cool to watch you take it upon yourself to do this. 99.999% of people would of sat back and faked this. Good for you. It’s cool to see someone new to the industry take initiative and actually learn what we do. It’s just the beginning too. You/we never stop learning
Congratulations on this success Kylie. Your infectious enthusiasm and joy are great reminders of the rewards of the journey of discovery, learning, and growth. Thank you for demonstrating what the combination of desire, study, and mentoring can deliver for anyone who has the ambition and grit to pursue it. And thanks to the entire team for continuing to unlock machining tribal knowledge and making it freely available knowledge.
Man! This vid brought back memories from when i was starting out doing simple 2d contours in wood trying what works n what doesn't🤭 to now pushing the boundaries of my 3 axis machine's capabilities in some sick alloys🔥
So proud of you Kylie! You are a very fast learner and it is nice to see someone put in so much effort to truly understand the business they are in. You did an awesome job!
Congrats, you did well! I remember my first Cnc part. 30 years ago, out of PET. ( 50pcs ) First cnc mill in the shop. Had to program by hand. Looked kind like the Chevy symbol radius on all corners, holes in the part that had Oring grooves. Nobody to ask questions on how, just a manual to read to go from. President of the company coming out every hour to see how they were coming out. Mastercam makes it so much easier now.
Nice job Kylie! Super cool to see you taking on what we do and love in this industry. You can tell you had a good teacher too. You had your hand next to that feed hold the whole time!
this is how I feel every time I make a part taking a square block and Turing it into something useful. You see the raw block and hiding inside is your part.
I have been working my way up from tinkered CNC routers which are very hard to maintain and get any kind of precision out of. I am a mechanical engineer now, I order parts for the projects that i supervise from few machine shops that i collaborate with, yet i still haven't operated a serious brand CNC machine myself. It would literally bring tears to my eyes operating such a machine as it would bring all the struggling memories of my early career development. Huge respect to TITANS for they help a enormous amount of people with this.
i am currently being teached 5-axis machining/programming with siemens control after being a 3-axis programmer/machinist on hurco ultimax/winmax for the past 7 years or so (apprenticeship included). i can really feel that excitement of creating a program that actually works, even if its just the simpliest workpiece in the world and i ran much more complex parts before :D
this is awesome! Love seeing the Syil content, for non professional machinists like myself its great seeing content with more affordable machines. Would love to see some x9 and x11 content too!
HAHAHAHAHA! LOVE it Kylee! Soooooooooooooooo fun and honest inspirational. Watched my Dad do it and YES, cool AF but me do it? Like to THINK I could but honest...... probaly not 🤣. So fun that you just pulled the part and learned it all on line. I m on the case! 💜
I love watching people fall in love with makin chips! Keep cutting! Always look for a more efficient way to do it and you’lol build your personal value in your intellect with the process and that can only be rewarded
Careful on the wishes. Love my trade but would do something different if I could do it over. Engineering or something in the same field just a bit easier on myself,
Great job, I was supper excited to make my first chips. It was on a manual mill but it was a great feeling when I made my first part without breaking anything. lol
Jessie trying to act normal like she's a raggedy ass dude. 😅Beautiful woman. Beautiful part. The signature on the back is a clean touch, very nice! And the shot at Barry was funny shit.
Wow Barry that was a kinda put down telling her anybody can do it.. nice job Kylie, that was fantastic! Not everyone can have the skills and patience to figure it out and produce such nice parts.😊
If someone told you today the hight you will get to, you wouldn't believe it. You can get to a level that is unthinkable for you today. PLEASE don't give up
good job. but i would work on learning how to prove out a program properly those tools could have came down and went right into your part crashing the machine watch distant to go and work off set positioning. single block good for starters. be safe!
I totally hear you! Jessie taught me to watch my distance to travel, making sure nothing went wrong. We also dry ran my program 3 inches above the work piece to proof out any obvious errors to prevent that!
I'm curious will those machines take a Q in the tapping cycle (g84)? I find it interesting how fanuc machines can peck tap without anything weird. Haas you have to turn on repeat rigid tapping then copy the toolpath and change the z depth. As long as the retract plane doesn't change the threads will line up (the R can change but it has to be in increment's of 1 pitch). Some machines take the Q in the g84 others you need to work around it. Also for the engraving did you scan your real signature then use raster to vector?
Well Fanuc needs at least parameter 5200 - #5 set to correct setting ( and 5104 - #6 ) for peck tapping !!!!!!!! Just like Fanuc can use internal sub-programs like e.g. HAAS (M97), but first set parameter 6005 - #0 to 1 (SQC), M98 Qxxx instead of M98 Pxxx. Sometimes you need to dive into the ( Fanuc ) parameter manual to find what you want/need. I read somewhere that Syntec has three settings ( Type I to III ) for G84 peck tapping, not sure if that is correct.
I am Head of Strategic Partnerships at TITANS! I have the pleasure of working with our amazing partners, and I wanted to stand alongside our machinists and learn what they love and accomplish every day. I chose to learn machining because of them.
@@KylieGranno so basicly one from the office trying to do the work that the ones on the ground floor do to get a better understandig of how it works and why it takes the time that it does. witch i have mad respect for btw
I have been taught what these machines can do to you if you're not careful. What is life-saving about working with modern technology and a great team, we would never run the spindle with the doors open, and everyone around me prioritizes safety. Thank you for being concerned! Staying safe out here :)
I wouldn't say it's a requirement, but it helps so much! I wanted to make chips because I work with all of our awesome partners, and I wanted to raise my level of understanding for the industry across the board. It's also just super fun!
It wasn't the KOR5. it was just a 3 flute endmill. She followed the feeds/speeds given in the online tutorials. They were recorded with the understanding that there may be a lot of beginners or home machinists just getting started that may be using a Tormach so the feeds/speeds were adjusted so even the most basic level machine should be able to handle the cuts. It definitely can be optimized but for the very first part someone does, there is no need to break any speed records.
I miss when Titan would be more family based, this avatar based stuff is old as he getting........RFinse and repeat with a new puppet every few months, used to be years. Try building a team, oh waits that hard....
@KylieGranno come to Wisconsin, you won't be wearing make-up at our shop or using a computer to write your programs. I've been a Machinest for 25 years at my shop and we to all the geometry and math to program out jobs at the machine. Stuck up valley girl thinks machining is easy. Video is so fake and made up from others to make you shine. MISERY BUSINESS
I'm not forcing anything here, I wanted to come back and have this experience be purely an achievement for me in this industry. We all start somewhere, and I am grateful to have the opportunity! The journey is just beginning
Ah..let's try to guess...Because according to your special mindset no women can enjoy working with cnc machines, they only do if they are 'forced'...because its an field for men only....? Why does it feel like I'm about to get a price.....
Now tell me how to calculate feed rate for rigid tapping? Or how to calculate feed rate based off a 6 flute endmill at 700sfm. Titan doesn't teach how to be a machinist they teach how to be a button pusher
You're talking about basic info one can look up anywhere. Titans are focusing at teaching stuff that is more difficult to get knowledge about, if not already with a company. You are free to imagine is nothing more than pushing the on/off button)
There is a lack of diversity in the industry in general... I do disagree though. We have diversity of ideas, diversity of experience, men and women on the workforce, and yes even diversity of race considering there are numerous people working behind the scenes that you don't see. Please, next time we are hiring, submit your resume! We will consider you based on your experience, character, skillset, and passion for the trade. That's what we measure.
This was an amazing experience, such a proud moment for myself. Thank you to my AWESOME team for helping me in this process! 😇
Amazing job! Way to hold it down for the ladies of MFG
@@MissFanCulture Thank you!!
Good to see a lady excited about machining!
Is there a cost for Titans game f CNC university.
Great Stuff!! Jesse is a great guy to learn from! Tell him we miss him over here in Memphis. You gotta watch that Barry guy close! 😛
I was self-taught too. I started out with the Tormach 770. The Pucker-Factor was really high with that very first project.
I saved all the chips I made on that first project, and I ate them for breakfast the next morning with milk and sugar.
After I got out of the hospital, I went on to learn more and more.
The only thing I hated about machining was having to clean my mill when the work was done.
This is the prophecy about the second coming of Jesus
Zechariah 13:7
“Awake, sword, against my shepherd, against the man who is close to me!” declares the LORD Almighty. “Strike the shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered, and I will turn my hand against the little ones.
The Shepherd here is Jesus.
John 10:11
“I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.
This is the fulfillment of the prophecy.
Matthew 26:31
Then Jesus told them, “This very night you will all fall away on account of me, for it is written: “’I will strike the shepherd, and the sheep of the flock will be scattered.’
This happened near 30 to 33 AD.
Hosea 6:1-2
Come, let us return to the LORD. He has torn us to pieces but he will heal us; he has injured us but he will bind up our wounds.
After two days he will revive us; on the third day he will restore us, that we may live in his presence.
In prophecies 1day is equal to 1000 years. Which means after two thousand years Jesus will return again.
And on the third day which is the 3rd millennium, we will live in his sight. We all know we cannot see God's face and live on Earth. So it's the second coming of Jesus.
Luke 21:11 ►
There will be great earthquakes, famines and pestilences in various places, and fearful events and great signs from heaven.
Matthew 24:6
You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come.
We are the witnesses of all these things. From the death of Jesus to 2030 - 2033 there are 2000 years. Jesus is coming soon. Let's all repent and turn from our old ways and turn to the Lord.
Praise the Lord.
Peace and Love to you all
A verse to show about the Holy Trinity
Isaiah 9:6
For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.
Everlasting Father?. There's your answer
The whole world will turn against Israel and not just Palestinians. Then know the end is near. This is a major sign to look for in the end times.
God bless you all
Please spread this message to the ends of the world .
.
@@abin4237 It looks as though you may have mistakenly posted a comment to the wrong video.
No where in the Bible does it mention anything about G-Code or CNC machining.
It's no reason to lose your faith though. Carry on.
@@timmontano8792 the good news is to be spread everywhere. Jesus didn't preach in synagogues alone.
I'm retired but I do miss setting up and running first parts so much. I know how Kylie feels by completing her first part, I felt that way with every job I set up and ran. It never got old. I never did learn any types of programming software but did some manual programming and editing quite a bit. Great job Kylie
Thank you so much for the support! I means a ton, the feeling is unlike anything else, pure pride🙂
I feel like i speak for all experienced machinists by saying this video takes us back to when we were new to the industry❤
@@shockw6ve570 with the exception of about half of us probably crashed our machine on our first piece. LOL
@@scottym3 same bro😂
Kylie it has been so cool to watch you take it upon yourself to do this. 99.999% of people would of sat back and faked this. Good for you. It’s cool to see someone new to the industry take initiative and actually learn what we do. It’s just the beginning too. You/we never stop learning
Thank you Donnie, I appreciate it so much. You and all of the guys motivated me to take this step, never stop learning!
After all, that's what she's paid for, so why should she pretend?
I love the stray bullet Barry took about crashing the machine 🤣Congrats on your first complete part!
Had to give him a little crap🤣
@@KylieGranno Not gonna lie, I am shocked that you were able to follow a step by step video tutorial.
@@barrysetzer Booooooo🤣
Congratulations on this success Kylie.
Your infectious enthusiasm and joy are great reminders of the rewards of the journey of discovery, learning, and growth.
Thank you for demonstrating what the combination of desire, study, and mentoring can deliver for anyone who has the ambition and grit to pursue it.
And thanks to the entire team for continuing to unlock machining tribal knowledge and making it freely available knowledge.
Man! This vid brought back memories from when i was starting out doing simple 2d contours in wood trying what works n what doesn't🤭 to now pushing the boundaries of my 3 axis machine's capabilities in some sick alloys🔥
So proud of you Kylie! You are a very fast learner and it is nice to see someone put in so much effort to truly understand the business they are in. You did an awesome job!
Thank you Jessie! I appreciate all of the time you gave to help me with this!
Congrats, you did well! I remember my first Cnc part. 30 years ago, out of PET. ( 50pcs ) First cnc mill in the shop. Had to program by hand. Looked kind like the Chevy symbol radius on all corners, holes in the part that had Oring grooves. Nobody to ask questions on how, just a manual to read to go from. President of the company coming out every hour to see how they were coming out. Mastercam makes it so much easier now.
At 2:32 that look and your speech, I’m not crying, you’re crying
Nice job Kylie! Super cool to see you taking on what we do and love in this industry. You can tell you had a good teacher too. You had your hand next to that feed hold the whole time!
Thank you Travis! Haha I learned my lesson with the feed hold😂
this is how I feel every time I make a part taking a square block and Turing it into something useful. You see the raw block and hiding inside is your part.
I have been working my way up from tinkered CNC routers which are very hard to maintain and get any kind of precision out of. I am a mechanical engineer now, I order parts for the projects that i supervise from few machine shops that i collaborate with, yet i still haven't operated a serious brand CNC machine myself.
It would literally bring tears to my eyes operating such a machine as it would bring all the struggling memories of my early career development.
Huge respect to TITANS for they help a enormous amount of people with this.
i am currently being teached 5-axis machining/programming with siemens control after being a 3-axis programmer/machinist on hurco ultimax/winmax for the past 7 years or so (apprenticeship included). i can really feel that excitement of creating a program that actually works, even if its just the simpliest workpiece in the world and i ran much more complex parts before :D
That’s awesome! I hope I can get up to 5-axis someday! Keep killing it!
never in my life have i seen such a beatifull machinist
The excitement in the voice says it all !
this is awesome! Love seeing the Syil content, for non professional machinists like myself its great seeing content with more affordable machines. Would love to see some x9 and x11 content too!
You are going to be Excellent at this.
Well done.
Thank you so much for the support!
Awesome video! But i cannot wait for you guys to show the Syil a little more, just show us max spindle load!
HAHAHAHAHA! LOVE it Kylee! Soooooooooooooooo fun and honest inspirational. Watched my Dad do it and YES, cool AF but me do it? Like to THINK I could but honest...... probaly not 🤣. So fun that you just pulled the part and learned it all on line. I m on the case!
💜
I love watching people fall in love with makin chips! Keep cutting! Always look for a more efficient way to do it and you’lol build your personal value in your intellect with the process and that can only be rewarded
There will be more chips to come! It's an addiction! Hahaha🤗
Awesome work Kylie and team! Love it!👏
That's my dream job working in such a cnc shop 😍😍😍
Careful on the wishes. Love my trade but would do something different if I could do it over. Engineering or something in the same field just a bit easier on myself,
Yes Kylie!!! So proud of you :) bravo 👏 👏👏
That's awesome. It is a very rewarding feeling for me and I am assuming for others when parts come out of the machine successfully.
Great job Kylie!
Hey, love yalls content! I live like 5 minutes from your facility in Lewisville, keep up the awesome stuff!
Wonderful video. I intend to learn Mastercam to use on my diy cnc router.
You're doing great beautiful
Greetings from a professional Machinists
😎
Great job, I was supper excited to make my first chips. It was on a manual mill but it was a great feeling when I made my first part without breaking anything. lol
Soon you'll be able to incorporate both operations it into one program with G54 & G55 . if its fanuc of course. well done kylie
I remember my first machined part!!😃
At 5:22 wow that big ol’ shell (?) mill sure gets that 6061 shiny. That is beyond impressive. Finish quality off the mill. Wow.
Very cool! Great job!!
Nice job, Kylie! Congratulations on your first machined part! 🎉
Thank you Sara!!
This shows that ladies can do this, too.
Yessir!
X Y & Z are the best ways to remove material well done 2 all to achieve an achievement
1million Subs people TITANS are the BEST
🥳
Jessie trying to act normal like she's a raggedy ass dude. 😅Beautiful woman. Beautiful part. The signature on the back is a clean touch, very nice! And the shot at Barry was funny shit.
Wow Barry that was a kinda put down telling her anybody can do it.. nice job Kylie, that was fantastic! Not everyone can have the skills and patience to figure it out and produce such nice parts.😊
Awesome!!
Какой хороший пример для женского пола, что машиностроение открыто для всех! Так держать!
At 4:23 I learned something, thank you
If someone told you today the hight you will get to, you wouldn't believe it. You can get to a level that is unthinkable for you today. PLEASE don't give up
good job. but i would work on learning how to prove out a program properly those tools could have came down and went right into your part crashing the machine watch distant to go and work off set positioning. single block good for starters. be safe!
I totally hear you! Jessie taught me to watch my distance to travel, making sure nothing went wrong. We also dry ran my program 3 inches above the work piece to proof out any obvious errors to prevent that!
Legend has it she’s still making chips to this day
Nice job Kylie proud of you
Great job Kylie 💪🔥
yep beats looking into a mobile phone all day - Live CNC TV 😊
I would love to see a video of the Syil L2 lathe in the future, are there plans to showcase it?
Nice work
Great video Kylie!
Thank you Chris!!
Very nice i love it❤
Good job 👍
Would be awesome if we could get some Titans of CNC discount or extended free trial of solidworks and master cam
Right On!!! 👍 😃
I want one soooo bad
Hopefully someday I can work here...
excellent! More of women in the industry~!
yes!!!
Thats great
HELL YEA KYYYY
Cool.
Since Titan is a huge fan of Made in America, I'm assuming that's where these Syil machines are made. Is that correct?
At 0:55 is that sped up or does it really change tools and spin up that fast? How is that even possible?
3:42 .....yet.🙈 My first time i turned a 20mm hss drill into a claymore mine. 😅
At 3:17 and 3:45 oh, them’s fightin’ words
I'm curious will those machines take a Q in the tapping cycle (g84)? I find it interesting how fanuc machines can peck tap without anything weird. Haas you have to turn on repeat rigid tapping then copy the toolpath and change the z depth. As long as the retract plane doesn't change the threads will line up (the R can change but it has to be in increment's of 1 pitch). Some machines take the Q in the g84 others you need to work around it.
Also for the engraving did you scan your real signature then use raster to vector?
Well Fanuc needs at least parameter 5200 - #5 set to correct setting ( and 5104 - #6 ) for peck tapping !!!!!!!!
Just like Fanuc can use internal sub-programs like e.g. HAAS (M97), but first set parameter 6005 - #0 to 1 (SQC), M98 Qxxx instead of M98 Pxxx.
Sometimes you need to dive into the ( Fanuc ) parameter manual to find what you want/need.
I read somewhere that Syntec has three settings ( Type I to III ) for G84 peck tapping, not sure if that is correct.
well no topsolid :/ i dont use mastercam unfortunately
U go 🔥girl
Please add metric models!
just a question. is she a apprentice at titans of cnc or a intern ?
I am Head of Strategic Partnerships at TITANS! I have the pleasure of working with our amazing partners, and I wanted to stand alongside our machinists and learn what they love and accomplish every day. I chose to learn machining because of them.
@@KylieGranno so basicly one from the office trying to do the work that the ones on the ground floor do to get a better understandig of how it works and why it takes the time that it does. witch i have mad respect for btw
@@flikflak24 Exactly! Thank you for the support!
I think the word attempts in the title is a bit mean.
My God Long hair too dangerous
I have been taught what these machines can do to you if you're not careful. What is life-saving about working with modern technology and a great team, we would never run the spindle with the doors open, and everyone around me prioritizes safety. Thank you for being concerned! Staying safe out here :)
Why so awesome???
It's aluminum,
It looks as if a requirement to work in Titans of CNC is to be able to make some chips, no matter what you were hired for.
I wouldn't say it's a requirement, but it helps so much! I wanted to make chips because I work with all of our awesome partners, and I wanted to raise my level of understanding for the industry across the board. It's also just super fun!
One question, why run the KOR5 at just 4k?
It wasn't the KOR5. it was just a 3 flute endmill. She followed the feeds/speeds given in the online tutorials. They were recorded with the understanding that there may be a lot of beginners or home machinists just getting started that may be using a Tormach so the feeds/speeds were adjusted so even the most basic level machine should be able to handle the cuts. It definitely can be optimized but for the very first part someone does, there is no need to break any speed records.
@@Jessie_Smith Understood! Yes, that's amazing for the first part ever run no doubt. Congrats to Kylie!
Wait is the education on your site free???
Yes it is!
G0 Z-100 😆😆
SIMPS of cnc machining
I miss when Titan would be more family based, this avatar based stuff is old as he getting........RFinse and repeat with a new puppet every few months, used to be years.
Try building a team, oh waits that hard....
OMGod
OMGod
OMGod
Is she from California
Lame,
So emotional
Come on
I am from California! Thank you for the feedback Joey!
maybe you will know a woman some day when grown up. Yes, most have emotions. Relax, it's normal.
@KylieGranno come to Wisconsin, you won't be wearing make-up at our shop or using a computer to write your programs. I've been a Machinest for 25 years at my shop and we to all the geometry and math to program out jobs at the machine. Stuck up valley girl thinks machining is easy. Video is so fake and made up from others to make you shine. MISERY BUSINESS
lmao unsubbed
Why does this feel like forced marketing material…
I'm not forcing anything here, I wanted to come back and have this experience be purely an achievement for me in this industry. We all start somewhere, and I am grateful to have the opportunity! The journey is just beginning
Ah..let's try to guess...Because according to your special mindset no women can enjoy working with cnc machines, they only do if they are 'forced'...because its an field for men only....? Why does it feel like I'm about to get a price.....
This was cheating she cheated!!
How? Because I didn't program by hand? Haha
@@KylieGranno no because we are poor and don't have those wonderful toys 😆
Who wears make-up at a shop??? Thats like wearing make-up at a gym, Why???
Now tell me how to calculate feed rate for rigid tapping? Or how to calculate feed rate based off a 6 flute endmill at 700sfm. Titan doesn't teach how to be a machinist they teach how to be a button pusher
You're talking about basic info one can look up anywhere. Titans are focusing at teaching stuff that is more difficult to get knowledge about, if not already with a company. You are free to imagine is nothing more than pushing the on/off button)
now program by hand...
Anybody notice a severe lack of diversity amongst the TITANS OF CNC workforce??
Go get ‘em tiger!
There is a lack of diversity in the industry in general... I do disagree though. We have diversity of ideas, diversity of experience, men and women on the workforce, and yes even diversity of race considering there are numerous people working behind the scenes that you don't see. Please, next time we are hiring, submit your resume! We will consider you based on your experience, character, skillset, and passion for the trade. That's what we measure.