jamies98lsc
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i mentioned this in my other post so i will put up pics here. these are all jobs i have built, or built together with other guys at work, like some of the big jobs i will post, and some of these i have installed too, these are only pics from florida, i have built so much since i was in high school. i went to a vocational high school and took 4 years of metal fabrication for a trade. my first big job i ever built was my sophmore year of high school, me, my cousin terry, and my buddies matt and shawn all made the front page of the daily hampshire gazette newspaper for building a brand new sander body for the back of one of westhampton massachusettes highway dept. plow trucks. it was a mach dump truck with a sander body on the rear for sanding the winter streets. our schools body shop painted it to match the truck, bright orange! so i have been building stuff out of metal for about 20 years now. here are just a few pics.
this was the view from a job we did 2 years ago. this was the roof of the bayfront tower in st. pete fl. we were 29 floors above the road! our work trucks are straight down from this pic. we built and installed this railing around the running track on the roof. there was over 500 feet of it. it took 2 guys and a window washing scafold 7 hours to get all our railing up to the roof. almost one whole work day just to get the stuff up there! wasnt gonna fit in the service elevator lol.
this ramp and stairs you see i built for macdill air force base in tampa. it was all steel and steel diamond plate sheets. i had 8 days to build it and get it to the base, i finished with 4 days to spare and got a $500 dollar bonus for getting it done early.
this is the same car but i am not the one who tubbed it or painted it.
this was the view from a job we did 2 years ago. this was the roof of the bayfront tower in st. pete fl. we were 29 floors above the road! our work trucks are straight down from this pic. we built and installed this railing around the running track on the roof. there was over 500 feet of it. it took 2 guys and a window washing scafold 7 hours to get all our railing up to the roof. almost one whole work day just to get the stuff up there! wasnt gonna fit in the service elevator lol.
this ramp and stairs you see i built for macdill air force base in tampa. it was all steel and steel diamond plate sheets. i had 8 days to build it and get it to the base, i finished with 4 days to spare and got a $500 dollar bonus for getting it done early.
this is the same car but i am not the one who tubbed it or painted it.
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