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I work in the automation sector, I can personally speak to what bullshit that caused for our customers

They were ready as they could be to get in with it

Our suppliers were, they had shit in place to get us our stuff when we needed it

But no

And no

Prices didn't increase

Delivery terms stayed the same

And alot of them are German suppliers

The only thing they couldn't guarantee was customs tarrifs

Because that depends on what the UK levvies

And finally, we are still fucking swamped in orders, if anything that increased over the past year.

The UK will tit-for-tat in tariffs

I'm personally working on 6-7 projects

More if you count what I'm supporting

And about half are Japanese companies moving production to the UK out of China

https://twitter.com/britainelects/status/1181585075282087936

Not sure why they're not moving it to Vietnam

IE, the *new* China.

So yeah, the financial sector might be having a heart attack at the slightly lower than 10 year average growth and dip into negatives.

But the engineering sector is doing absolutely fine

Hence why I don't fear brexit at all

Nathan

Automation is cheaper than people

Doesn't matter where you go

Really? Even for cheap tat?

Yes

I can understand mass-production

You can buy for example

A CNC machine (a good one) and a robot cell

That will act as the CNC machinist

For £2 per hour

Funny scrollback

Beat that

Damn

And it will. Work 24/7

Make very few mistakes

And not complain

Companies come to places like the UK because we good engineers

So they place their cells near the good engineers so the support is there

Maybe some of us just care more about independence than a few years gdp. A purchase if you will.