40 Hours unless the customer's screaming for parts in which case I'll work overtime, but I don;t get paid for this.
Less than 35 hours
40 hours
45 hours
50 hours
55 hours
more than 60 hours
How much time do you devote to your career? Perfer those that have chosen CNC Machinst as thier career/lifestyle to respone.
40 Hours unless the customer's screaming for parts in which case I'll work overtime, but I don;t get paid for this.
I love deadlines- I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by.
it is a little bit difficult for me to answer because CNC is only a small part of my job,
i spend between 50 to 70 hours a week at work
The real job get 40 hours and the CNC bit gets the other 128...sleep? whats that?
24-6-353 must leave the last day for him.
How does 90-100 hours a week sound? Aircrafts must keep flying,guys
I was doing about 70 hrs a week for the last 6 months, but they scaled me back to 50-55 now
I work 45 hrs to 60 hrs but I am now opening my own shop may 5th I should be getting my haas vf-3 then 40 hrs will probably be my limit
I'm doing CNC punch press. 40 hours / week. no more , no excuse :P LOL
i have question about program drilling in mazak machine
i know G98 & G99 are start positioning canned cycle in fanuc program then i use mazak machine G98 & G99 are different funtion
except in TPC or parameter,what code the start positioning canned cycle in mazak machine...?
can any body help me?
I work in motorsport, so my workload is seasonal. Now the season has started things have slacked off a bit so I doing about 40 hours. However, from November to Easter is the busy time and motorsport people have difficulty with the concept of "next week", so the hours ramp up. Then I try to keep it below 70 hrs. Golden rule: never work Sunday.