I got a job, if you can call it that!!!

JTknives

Blade Heat Treating www.jarodtodd.com
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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well i have been layed of and have been looking for a job. well to day i stoped at central utah tool about having some heat treating done. as talking to the owner i thought obout asking about a job. well i did and he was like "by chance i am looking for some one" he told me he has 2 tactal rifles at a show and expects 1000 orders a year. and also he has a knife design he would like to sell with the rifle. so i would be making guns and knives :D:D. thay have EDM, CNC o man :).
 
he asked me what i was making and i told him 12.00 an hr. then he told me i would be making tons more than that with full benafits that i dont have to pay for. o and i get 2 weeks payed vaction. thay make.
Dies, Hobbs, Gages, Broaches, Step drills, Form tools, Port tools, End mills, skive tools, Mill cutters, Indexable tools, and Jigs & fixtures. can we say dream Job :D
 
Now you can make contact and idle wheels and send them to me so I can get my grinder going.
 
and how bout a set of countersinks for all the nice little folder screws like button heads in 2-56, 4-40 and 6-32 so i can get to making frame locks and nice looking scales on my liner locks
 
Cool JT. I hope it works out well for you. what kind of rifles are they building ??
 
im so excyted, i would do it for free if we did not need the money :D.
 
Hey Jarod, glad to hear that. you will have to keep us posted with how it goes.
 
i think its funny because my wife hates guns but she did not say anything when i told her i would be making them :)
 
Hey J

i'm with ya on it..... think i woulda done that job for free...... sounds like a real good opportunity to move ahead...

good luck

G;)
 
and how bout a set of countersinks for all the nice little folder screws like button heads in 2-56, 4-40 and 6-32 so i can get to making frame locks and nice looking scales on my liner locks

Just trim heads down a notch..,use 5/32" drill with tip ground off to start countersink,then switch to 5/32" end mill.thats how i do it!

congrats Jarod..,sounds way cool!
 
JT I believe it was you that once said God was watching out for your family. I guess he just proved it huh? that sounds like an awsome job, and the right man for it.

Funny how things work out like that isnt it.

Larry
 
Hey, guy stuff happens for a reason. Be responsible, show up everyday and put in a honest effort and all will be good. Congratulations
 
Congratulations about the job. Pretty cool working with custom rifles.:cool::thumbup:
- Mitch
 
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