Do you throw away old tools? One of the machine tools I fix runs dos, ran part of it on the dos machine to test part of the hardware.
They are just tools. I still repair one piece of lab gear that is tube type equipment! The FAA won't let them upgrade it...so I have a tube tester too.
Fixing technology I was never taught about, makes me reach to be able to do the repairs. But I charge them out the ass, because no one else can do the job!
That is why it stays interesting...always have to learn new things.
May be more, I don't inventory, they are tools for me.
How many sockets do you have? Screwdrivers? Hammers? Same difference for me, just tools of the trade.
I still have a laptop with the last good windows program on it, 3.11...and a DOS machine!
:)>Most people just throw away old machines, you sure you're not a hoarder?
Do you throw away old tools? One of the machine tools I fix runs dos, ran part of it on the dos machine to test part of the hardware.
They are just tools. I still repair one piece of lab gear that is tube type equipment! The FAA won't let them upgrade it...so I have a tube tester too.
Never boring!
:)>Never boring? for you maybe.
Fixing technology I was never taught about, makes me reach to be able to do the repairs. But I charge them out the ass, because no one else can do the job!
That is why it stays interesting...always have to learn new things.
:)>Forcing yourself to learn new things.
The day we stop learning, is the day they shovel dirt on our faces.
:)>lol! ok. it would be hard to go a day without learning something.