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That’s funny, because if you go into any machine shop you’ll find machinists writing things down in notebooks (and probably cursing engineers who never set foot
by mediaman 1y ago
That’s funny, because if you go into any machine shop you’ll find machinists writing things down in notebooks (and probably cursing engineers who never set foot in the shop).
- noosphr 1y agoThose are job shops, there are no old school production lines left in the US. Here's what they used to look like from a century ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xa0PAg7FfMk&t=350s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xa0PAg7FfMk&t=350s
- mediaman 1y agoThere are no more “old school” production lines left? I’m not sure what you mean; obviously there are a lot of production lines in the US, including the manufacturing of engine blocks as shown here. Do you mean that they use robots today and therefore aren’t “old school”? That’s true in most industrialized economies.