Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.
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Yeah Kev. It wouldn't be the cakewalk like you have here at SM.
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I`ll only apply if I can be boss and run the show...Originally posted by Stewart Alves
work would be required! although play does happen a fair bit too. a relaxed working environment means that employees are set a work load and if met can play as much as they want during. there is a 50inch plasma hooked up to playstation2, xbox, teststation plus when projects are getting heavy and workload hits deadlines we have taken our guys diving and other activities too as kind of additional thanks in the past. but YES work is pretty hard though and we do expext a pretty high standard.
Its ok though Stewart - I promise Ill keep you on as my tea boy, and of course to challenge me at a little "call of duty" multiplayer
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I am only playing on private server ATM Stewart - but Ill get in the open soon, I quite fancy the name "stinky"Originally posted by Stewart Alves
KEV? Whats your handle on call of duty?
so I might see you out there
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