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exsilium2013-03-25 07:56 pm
oncearanger) wrote in exsilium2013-03-25 07:56 pm
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Hey everyone!
Are you an engineer, mechanic, inventor, or someone working under another title who has a talent for working with nuts and bolts? Would you like to be? I just wanted to let you all know that I've finally finished renovating my inventing garage, and I'm now taking requests for repairs of most devices, particularly vehicles and weapons. I also like working with unusual requests, so domestic appliances and items with interesting uses are accepted too. They just might have to be prioritized behind more urgent projects. I can't guarantee that I can do everything, especially if it's far removed from Earth's late 20th century, but I'm expanding my skillset as I work.
I'd also be interested in working with partners, especially if our skills complement each other in some way or you're willing to learn those skills. All I ask is that you fill out this questionaire, and I'll invite you in for a talk and some practice if I think we could be a good fit for each other. You definitely don't need to know everything on the list, it's just there to give me a general overview.
1. Describe your relevant experience. This can include repairs, instructions, or even manuals you've read.
2. How much time can you spare for research and learning new methods? Or would you prefer to just keep doing what you do best?
3. How seriously do you take safety when working with volatile chemicals and dangerous devices?
4. Are you versed in first aid procedures or other healing methods?
5. Why are you interested in working at the garage?
Feel free to ask me any questions you'd like. I know it's a little much to ask for you to trust me when I'm still relatively new and haven't had all that long to prove my abilities, but I'll do what I can to address your concerns.
-Billy Cranston
Are you an engineer, mechanic, inventor, or someone working under another title who has a talent for working with nuts and bolts? Would you like to be? I just wanted to let you all know that I've finally finished renovating my inventing garage, and I'm now taking requests for repairs of most devices, particularly vehicles and weapons. I also like working with unusual requests, so domestic appliances and items with interesting uses are accepted too. They just might have to be prioritized behind more urgent projects. I can't guarantee that I can do everything, especially if it's far removed from Earth's late 20th century, but I'm expanding my skillset as I work.
I'd also be interested in working with partners, especially if our skills complement each other in some way or you're willing to learn those skills. All I ask is that you fill out this questionaire, and I'll invite you in for a talk and some practice if I think we could be a good fit for each other. You definitely don't need to know everything on the list, it's just there to give me a general overview.
1. Describe your relevant experience. This can include repairs, instructions, or even manuals you've read.
2. How much time can you spare for research and learning new methods? Or would you prefer to just keep doing what you do best?
3. How seriously do you take safety when working with volatile chemicals and dangerous devices?
4. Are you versed in first aid procedures or other healing methods?
5. Why are you interested in working at the garage?
Feel free to ask me any questions you'd like. I know it's a little much to ask for you to trust me when I'm still relatively new and haven't had all that long to prove my abilities, but I'll do what I can to address your concerns.
-Billy Cranston