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How to support the BAE podcast

Being an Engineer · 24 Apr 2020 · 4m

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This episode is a sponsor read by Aaron Moncur of Pipeline Design & Engineering, explaining how listeners can support the 'Being an Engineer' podcast. He outlines three legitimate methods: contacting Pipeline for custom manufacturing and test fixture projects, sharing the episode with colleagues, and purchasing swag from their website. Moncur also clarifies that Pipeline specializes in turnkey equipment for OEMs rather than oil and gas, highlighting their focus on solving hard R&D problems and building custom machines.

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