u/GlassTablesAreStupid

I want to remember the context of the convo for some odd reason?

The scope of work of a paramedic fits me better I feel but nurses seem to be paid more.

How much in the realm of reasonably possible would the project be? I have a manual valve body kit sitting for the 6l80. If I technically didn’t care about dash functionality it should start up and drive, no? Only major functionality issue I see would be the transfer case.

I bought welding kit. I even bought one of those handheld stick welding guns. I am moving to an off-grid location and will have to learn how to weld as a necessity and also to possibly make a couple bucks on the side. I am very confident I have the skills and knowledge to learn on my own but I would like a good informative videos series I can follow. I’m not too keen on just searching what I want to learn and watching videos. I’m worried I might not know to search some things that are very important.

Is there any YouTube channel that lays out a good beginners course? Similar to what I’d learn if I took a community college curriculum which I really don’t want to shell out the money for.

Thanks in advance everyone!