In a profession where tolerances are measured to the thousandths of an inch, they sometimes have to extend to a mile. Blessed in his career with supportive mentors, he pays it forward now at Loper Machine LLC, teaching young machinists and guided by a personal code to carry “a little bit of perfection” wherever he goes. Alex Loper was not any young machinist however, and eventually a combination of his passion and others’ forgiveness were a springboard to opening a shop of his own.
Most machinists like that usually don’t get a second week.
Successful machining careers don’t usually start with 77 scrapped aerospace components in the first week on the job.
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