RazorbackH3
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I'm more of a milkshake man myself. Vanilla ftw!!!
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The voice of experience Craig?![]()
I figure, my mom has a PhD in English, so I'm in a unique position to leverage some vocabularizing and synergize some words into new ones.
I would highly recommend a welding class. You'll learn the concepts and principles of it all, and get lots of practice with their equipment and supplies. It would be well worth your time.ok, since we're posting just for the heck of it, I'll ask a stupid question: How did you learn to fabricate? What's a good way for someone like me to learn (works 9-5 in an office, wife, kids, boring suburban life, etc.)?
I thought about taking welding classes at the community college and getting a certification. Not to work, just for my own learnification (education?).
I would highly recommend a welding class. You'll learn the concepts and principles of it all, and get lots of practice with their equipment and supplies. It would be well worth your time.
I learned growing up on a ranch and fixing things and making what we needed. Town was 40 miles away so you just made stuff work or did without. I took it upon myself to find books and did lots of reading to improve my abilities. That was way before the Internet! [emoji12]
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