A_Tasty_Peanut

They worked great!  If you need any help, I'm here.  It's more intimidating than what it really is.

For a living, I am a CNC Machinist.  Third shift supervisor/ programmer.   For the most part, I make parts for wire rope or suspension type parts for wire rope bridges.   I write the code by hand using trigonometry and other math methods to figure out all my dimensions.     Once in a great while I get some free time and can play around making stuff of my own.  Here was a little project I whipped up for a buddy to help modify his mirror mounts for his motorcycle.  WARNING**  The volume is loud and the material is stainless steel which likes to screech.   
Anyone else love what they do?!   
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9QDSPc7XTM

So for the mirrors why did he need so many of the pieces to be the same? Did he have multiple bikes?  Have you been a CNC operator for long?
 
And to answer your question I also love what I do; I'm an Aerospace Engineering student and just finished my third year in UNI. Will be working on research over the summer, if it's fruitful maybe I could write a post about what was learned!

Ah okay, and so when writing the code was it g-code or a different type?

I'll need to learn those codes eventually, :/. Cool project though. Hope they worked out well for the bikers?