Slideshow: Show Us Your Shirts!
MoldMaking Technology's "Top 10 Reasons to be a Moldmaker" T-shirts were a big hit at amerimold 2014. We asked those that picked up the new shirts to snap a picture of themselves or their teams wearing them, and the email them to us. Here's a sampling of what we got.
Students at Eleva-Strum Central High School in Strum, Wisconsin, show off the Top 10 Reasons to Be a Moldmaker t-shirts they brought back from their trip to the show. These students are in the junior- and senior-year manufacturing class of Cardinal Manufacturing, a school-based job shop. Cardinal Manufacturing Founder Craig Cegielski spoke at amerimold on Driving the Next Generation Skilled Workforce while students worked a tabletop exhibit that received a lot of attention.
Phil McNeish, owner of McNeish Precision Tool & Design of Roanoke, Virginia, sports his t-shirt at home. Phil is the author of two of the Top 10 Reasons to be a Moldmaker: #5 - Moldmakers are happiest when the chips are down, and #4 - We are the only people who are happy to have a cavity filled. Thanks to the complimentary exhibit hall pass he won for his submissions, he was a first-time amerimold attendee.
This amerimold attendee took advantage of the photo booth at the networking party to sport his new t-shirt.
Mold Designer Robert Vaughan of Fairway Mold (Walnut, California) takes a selfie.
High school students trying out the Waukesha County Technical College (WCTC) manufacturing program put the shirts on as soon as they were given them. Instructor Bob Novak challenged them to come back the next week to tell him what all 10 reasons mean.
2014 Leadtime Leader winner Westminster Tool of Plainfield, Connecticut, proudly wear their shirts.
Dynamic Group of Ramsey, Minnesota, gathered on their front lawn to "show us their shirts"!
MoldMaking Technology's "Top 10 Reasons to be a Moldmaker" T-shirts were a big hit at amerimold 2014. We asked those that picked up the new shirts to snap a picture of themselves or their teams wearing them, and the email them to us. Here's a sampling of what we got:
