Excuse me, which is the best, lathe worker, milling worker or locksmith? The future is bright and the future is the richest.

I grew up in a factory and my father was a worker. My understanding is that a lathe worker and this type of work have to hang 2~300 bearings a day, and this is only the most basic physical requirement. A lathe worker must have high technology. Scrapping the axle lathe if it is not professional enough is a kind of work of refinement. Moreover, when the turning tool slides over the rotating shaft, the iron slag with extremely high temperature will fly up and splash on people's faces, which is a scar. In the future, if you still have only a junior high school education, you will not be promoted to workshop director until you die.

Milling machine, you know that the working platform of milling machine is milling machine. Used for grinding semi-finished bearings or other workpieces. It takes 4-5 passes to polish the sample repeatedly, and it takes more than 200 iron wheels to polish it at the end of the day. Needless to say, this is hard work and harmful work. Grinding iron with a machine will produce a lot of dust. Milling workers work 8 hours a day, breathing dirty air full of iron filings every minute, lung disease will definitely come, and they will get rheumatism and other eye diseases, so they can only be workers in the future.

Fitter, fitter should belong to blue-collar workers. Improper work is not bitter, tired or dirty, and the probability of injury is much lower than the first two jobs. With regard to development, you can see that locksmith is the most prominent and concerned project for all enterprises and units to hold any workers' technical competition.

So I suggest that if you have the right to choose, you should work as a fitter.

This is my opinion, not necessarily completely correct. But I recommend you a good job I know.