Interview with Tom Kaye

[trev_pbller]

Take a look at his post, think deeper into his replies. That question has already been answered. Tom, never have really talked to you, but I admire you because you are a straight foward guy. You don't mind telling people the opposite of the answer they are looking for.

Trev

[hitech]

Haveing something to apply what you are learning toward will make almost anything more interesting.

When reading some of the deep blue threads I wished I remembered my physics class!

[JT2002]

Re: Interview with Tom Kaye

Originally posted by AGD
AO,

10.) What classes or other things should one be doing during high school to prepare yourself for joining a career like yours?
Classes are boring, projects are fun! Do something like a robotic competition, if you get into it then the classes are a lot less boring.


AGD

im in one of those right now we will be going to the FIRST (company name or something )robotics competition in florida at i beleive disney (they close the entire park exclusively to FIRST for this event) this year. and as long as it all goes well, we should be travelling to Cali for one too. not to mention there is a milling machine in the class, that in spare time i am allowed to use to machine a new trigger for myself . hrm, to make a slug or not to

[AGD]

[hitech]

That mask was a great idea. You should see the one that a friend of mine modified. He cut out the "eye holes" so that a pair of JT goggles fit snuggly inside the mask. This was when the JTs only had the small mask that attached to the bottom of the goggles. John from JT took a lot of interest in it when we showed it to him. He was in the process of making a new mask for his goggles that had more coverage. I'll have to see if he still has it and post some pictures.

[luke]

So, what you are saying is that you also invented the face mask too.

It's interesting where we learn the lessons that make us the adults we are.

[GT]

Re: Interview with Tom Kaye

Originally posted by AGD

2 dam fine quotes. thanks Tom

jb

[openboater]

I work with oodles of engineers, EE's , Civil, Enviromental,

believe me, the answer to number 11 is more, MOST important.

[GatoLoco]

Mr. Kaye?

I was wondering if you have ever wanted to take one of those online college courses for physics, engineering, ect. People do it all the time. However, it would be tough having to run arguably the best company in paintball.