u/Free-Market9039

Hey all, was super interested in woodshop/metalshop in high school, was pretty well versed in both, and also the basics of cad but not in programs like solidworks. I didn’t want to become an engineer but that stuff still really interests me and I really crave doing more hands on work and learning. Are there any courses that teach basic and intermediate cad like solidworks and or courses that you get to fabricate and design stuff in the metal and wood shops that don’t have a large amount of prerequisites?

I also know you can get shop certified and do it on your own, but I don’t trust myself to get out there on my own time as much as I would be required to in a class with my more time consuming hobbies and classes.

I already have one asynchronous English class as part of my schedule, and have the opportunity tomorrow to switch my communications class to asynchronous, is this a bad idea, both academically and socially? Or will this give lots of flexibility and not matter since it’s a GE fulfillment/I won’t miss out on socializing in these settings?

Thanks

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Tarptent Dipole 2 Li with the DCF floor, 2lbs. Great tent, only used it twice, just found myself needing something better for snow/granite. Comes with extra OEM stakes, everything is in great condition, only a micro tear on the outside of the main stuff sack thats patched.

Price is $499 Shipped G&S

The tent goes new for $800 I believe. Would also be open to trade for a xdome 2 or arcdome 2. Can also do local to san francisco

comment before pm, and let me know any questions, thanks!

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