ScaleReady taking a break....

[ScaleReady]

Ok, I just got my old job back doing Millwright work all over the country. Not my first choice, but it keeps me working steady throughout the winter, and the paychecks are really good. This does mean that I will be away from home for random periods of time. I won't know exactly what my schedule will look like while I am doing this, though. It is just the nature of the job. I will be able to fulfill the builds I currently have, but I cannot take on any more full chassis builds, till I have a better idea on my upcoming jobs. This doesn't mean I am not going to be building the whole time though. I just cannot commit to a full chassis build unless you don't mind it taking a while.

I will also put this in my vendor thread. Thanks for the support guys!

[STANG KILLA SS]

congrats bro!

[ScaleReady]

Thanks man Winter time in Washington State can get stressfull for the working class, especially if you do construction. The last few years I have taken off for the winter doing Millwright work. Last Winter I was in North Carolina the whole time, and the year before I was in California. This year seems like I will be in various locations. My "big" winter project is in Halsey, OR. I should be there for about 5 weeks, give or take.

The nice thing about what I do, is that when I get home, I have so many new RC parts to open up

[EeePee]

What's this going to do with all the liking of posts you do?

[ScaleReady]

Originally Posted by EeePee

What's this going to do with all the liking of posts you do?

I like this post I will still go about my "like" generosity, as if I never left home

[BigSki]

congrats on getting back to work, I hope to join those ranks myself.

[XcrawlerkidX]

My dads friend was a Millwright worker and he made some damn good money! congrats man!

[Benzbuildr]

I used to do Millwright work, till I got on at Mercedes.
I liked the work, but hated the traveling.