We make glass containers...beer, wine, food, liquor, etc.  All the big guys are our customers.







Lablover

Here are a few ...


The Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey is the first aircraft designed from the ground up to meet the needs of all four U.S. armed services. The tiltrotor aircraft takes off and lands like a helicopter. Once airborne, its engine nacelles can be rotated to convert the aircraft to a turboprop airplane capable of high-speed, high-altitude flight.


The Ground-based Midcourse Defense (GMD) system is the first program designed to defend the homeland against ballistic missile attacks conducted by terrorists or rogue states. The system provides early detection and tracking, allowing for the interception and destruction of a ballistic missile during its mid-course phase of flight. As the prime contractor for GMD, Boeing is responsible for the development, testing and integration of all GMD elements.


A high-wing, 4-engine, T-tailed military-transport aircraft, the multi-service C-17 can carry large equipment, supplies and troops directly to small airfields in harsh terrain anywhere in the world day or night. The massive, sturdy, long-haul aircraft tackles distance, destination and heavy, oversized payloads in unpredictable conditions. It has delivered cargo in every worldwide operation since the 1990s.


The F/A-18E/F Super Hornet is a combat-proven, 5th generation strike fighter with built-in versatility. The Super Hornet's suite of integrated and networked systems provides enhanced interoperability, total force support for the combatant commander and for the troops on the ground.


The X-45C is an unmanned, autonomous combat air vehicle that flies high-risk operational missions and delivers precision weapons on target. Controlled via either line-of-sight or satellite communications, the X-45C is highly adaptable to changing battle conditions and can provide 24/7 electronic attack, reconnaissance, surveillance and intelligence gathering as well as engage in deep strikes to complement manned fighter and bomber forces.


The multi-mission AH-64D Apache Longbow is the next-generation version of original AH-64A Apache. With its fire-control radar, the aircraft is known as the AH-64D Apache Longbow. Without the radar, the combat-proven aircraft is called the AH-64D Apache.

uhh I'm a security guard, I convert coffee into urine and electricity into arfcom posts

Quoted: uhh I'm a security guard, I convert coffee into urine and electricity into arfcom posts

TRH: Double-oh-Post Count in "Beware the Mall Ninja"

I design and install IP-based call centers. I'm not sure what kind of pics I'd show.

Quoted: I design and install IP-based call centers. I'm not sure what kind of pics I'd show.

the fat chicks that sound hot on the phone

I dont make anything.. I fix these though... This is the new baby that Sub Zero is coming out with. You can have one too... Price tag is ONLY $12,000... Heck,  GET TWO!!

A few more ...


Boeing is the major subcontractor to United Space Alliance, NASA's prime contractor for Space Shuttle operations. As such, Boeing's NASA Systems has performed design engineering and support for the Space Shuttle fleet since the first flight in 1981.


The ISS is the largest, most complex international scientific project in history and our largest adventure into space to date. When completed around 2010, the ISS will be comprised of more than 100 major components carried aloft during 88 space flights to assemble the space station.


Air Force One is a Boeing 747-200B that has been modified to meet presidential requirements. The aircraft is known by the radio call sign used when the president is aboard: Air Force One.


The PAC-3 is the next-generation Patriot missile, employing hit-to-kill technology to intercept and destroy tactical ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and air breathing threats through direct body-to-body contact using a Boeing-built millimeter wave seeker.


Based on the B-1A bomber, the B-1B was developed by Rockwell International in the 1980s, when 100 of the aircraft were produced to support a nuclear mission and were stationed at Strategic Air Command (SAC) bases. In the 1990s, the B-1B was transitioned to a conventional-weapons mission.

Quoted: Quoted: I design and install IP-based call centers. I'm not sure what kind of pics I'd show. the fat chicks that sound hot on the phone

Not THOSE kind of call centers!

We take these


Run them through this


And get this





P.S. someone tell me if this works, I suck at posting pictures.

Tagged for when I can take my camera to my new job.


Vulcan94

I dont actually make anything

Quoted: I design and install IP-based call centers. I'm not sure what kind of pics I'd show.

A network diagram, and term emulator.  I doubt it would get any appreciation though.

We make lifts.

The tooling is proprietary. Sorry for the big picture but it's a big rocket.

Headquarters, US Air Force:  What we produce:






How we produce it:





The ultimate dropping of "live ordnance":

I have no idea what machines make it,I always picture a factory of those honda asomov robots building them,but a fat boy in west by god virginia repairs em when they get messed up

I work for Raytheon, we make a little bit of everything!

What we make:



The machines who make them:

At my job we try not to produce dead people.

The machines:

Link to Company home page
www.peerlesschain.com/index.shtml

We also make the chain the aircraft on carriers get tied down with.

Where are the pictures of the machines that make them??? (some of you left that out)

While you are at it, see if you can post copies of the technical design documents too!

I make this


with this

Quoted: www.trendir.com/archives/sub-zero-pro-48-refregirator-thumb.jpg I dont make anything.. I fix these though... This is the new baby that Sub Zero is coming out with. You can have one too... Price tag is ONLY $12,000... Heck,  GET TWO!!

The drawers are for the spider eggs?

Quoted: tinypic.com/ipcv4k.jpg The machines: tinypic.com/ipd00k.jpg

Same here.

Remy International
Formerly Delco Remy, before that part of GM (sold off in 1994.
We make new (OE) starters and alternators for light and heavy duty applications.
Other holdings remanufacture the same for aftermarket, as well as remanufacture of V8 diesel engines for fleet and military (HMMWV).

Quoted: .... Run them through this tinypic.com/ip6vfd.jpg P.S. someone tell me if this works, I suck at posting pictures.

The pics work fine, but is that a nutsack I see hanging down???  I would then have to stick my finger down my throat to get rid of that "milk" I just drank.  

Quoted: Quoted: .... Run them through this tinypic.com/ip6vfd.jpg P.S. someone tell me if this works, I suck at posting pictures. The pics work fine, but is that a nutsack I see hanging down???  I would then have to stick my finger down my throat to get rid of that "milk" I just drank.

I think thats a tail.

I used to make stuff for themschwing

We make dial tone

I work on several switching platforms but primarily a Nortel DMS-10



The poor old thing is an antique as far as switching equipment is concerned.  It was originally installed in 1982 with a planned life expectancy of 20yrs.

I also work with Fujitsu FLM150 fiber optic transport terminals



We also provide internet service.

Calix is a fairly new product we use to provide DSL.

I use these



And try not to make these




yakrat101

Quoted: I build guitars.    Pics in my gallery. My tools are primarily my hands.   Pics not currently available.    Mechanical implements used to complete the transition from bare hands to shaped wood are a variety of hand and power tools made by a variety of companies,  from Marples Blue Chip wood chisels to Makita, Bosch, Dewalt, Craftsman, and the odd Chinese brand power tool. But I don't actively build guitars at this time.    My working situation makes nothing, but we sell and deliver a vast array of electrical supplies to building contractors and electricians so that they can convert beautiful virgin lands into yet another stinking ugly scar on the land filled with buildings where clueless morons who are a waste of all resources live their pathetic, useless lives,  go to their pointless jobs,   overpopulate this already overcrowded area,  and get in my way whenever I'm on the road.   I really wish that everyone who has moved into this state in the last ten to fifteen years would LEAVE FLORIDA AND GO BACK TO THE HELL THAT SPAWNED THEM.

CJ, if you ever run for  Governor you have my vote!

echo6

Quoted: I design and install IP-based call centers. I'm not sure what kind of pics I'd show.

I'm in the same boat, I work in Policy Enforcement for a large hosting provider.......  I guess I make pissed off spammers

Sometimes I drive one of these:

And do this:

Sometimes I ride in one of these:

And do this:

Um.  My company makes stuff like this:


If ARFCOM == True Then
  MsgBox "Hi ARFCOM"
End If

I make springs and wire forms on equipment like this:

I work with this...

to move these around the world

Not quite as crazy as some of the others, but I have fun doing it!






as far as tools, well...

I use something like these:



to make parts for something like this:


At my old job I made molds for aluminum castings. Some of which were used to make parts for the MK82 and 84 jdam bombs.

The company I work for makes these





With these




In places like these

I make Champion Spark plugs! Can't post pics but can link to web page.

Here is what I help make:



I work in the paint department and coordinate the repair line. We sand and polish the small defects in the paint to make a great paint job. I've done everything from bolting on parts to painting and keeping everything running smoothly.

Kris

We make a lower receiver so AR15's can be shot legally in California.  

I work on these:

PVS-7/D


PVS-4


PVS-5A


PVS-7A


PVS-14


and I work on chemical alarms, cams, icams, minesweepers, and some other things.

SGT Williams US Army, 94F

I'm active duty Air Force, and we take stuff like this that lots of you fine people out there make....



and this...



and this...




And do stuff like this and this with it.

I work for an engineering consulting company.  We make, um, design reviews, reports, and pretty pictures of stresses and strains.

These things are made by soul-less overwieght engineers hunched over computers all day, counting the hours until they can go home and play video games and post to online forums (not having had enough exposure to computers during the day, I suppose).

I have pictures, but they are too pathetic to post.

Used to work for a huge conglomerate that made helicopters, after that another huge conglomerate that made big f---ing jet engines.  I miss the cold war....