Dude, that is not cool. I have tried and tried to reason with you and have amended a lot of my problems that were suggested. But, it's become clear that you can't be reasoned with. You are just being a straight arse.
I am using hard facts. You are, and still are, throwing around baseless conjecture based off one build which is not a great sample size. Naturally, the correct facts are going to overpower your wishful thinking. Certainly, not everything I have done is right in this case. However, I have contemplated the whole "professional" thing and evidently rectified those problems quickly from the criticism received.
Mate what it comes down too plain and simple is what you posted in the beginning , you claimed professional tech work and experience and then proceeded to list all your cock ups during the build and still tried to big up your skills which has just put you deeper and deeper in the shit speckled hole you dug for your self with the initial advert . When you come down to it your NOT going to improve your position over this your only going to keep making it worse , me personally I think your best course of action is just let it drop take it on the chin and move on your never going to come out of it well .
That's what I have been trying to do. But, ya'll are not letting me do that by choosing to unreasonably push it further despite repeated admittance to mistakes.
Too be honest buddy this is your doing. Anyone in the engineering game will tell you never tell everyone what faults you made, all you should have said was.
Used to be a time when shop techs could attend manufacturers courses, although I think they were nothing more than one day affairs, in order that shops could claim manufacturer validation.
