You're thinking of the person who does the programming and prototyping. That guy's always white. Once you get the program set and kinks ironed out, a robot could do the actual machining. It's just that spics don't require the massive up-front investment like robots.
I'm not speaking about cnc machining. I'm talking about old school pre computer machining. Where you had to do the thinking and figuring. You had to operate the lathes, drills, grinders etc. Back when it was real man's work.
I grew up in a machine shop watching and learning from my dad as he did from his. Do I know what I'm talking about.
Well if you think it takes skill to mount a part in the CNC, close the door, and press the button, I don't know what to tell you. I spent years watching a warehouse full of people with zero skills do it all day long. I was the one who QAd their parts.
Once again, that is cnc machining not true machining. Can't you dumb niggers read. CNC machine has limitations. Much like you can get a program to build web pages, the better pages are the ones where the creator actually knows how to tweak the code. CNC machining is using a computer to build for your. Smh
Edit: spell check
Research what real machining is
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