Thread: How Do You Best Learn About Mechanical Stuff?
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Unread 03-07-2003, 10:21
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I know it been said, but I'll just say it again, the Best way to learn is to do, by do I mean Take it apart, and put it back together. Even making stuff from scratch, I loved legos when I was a kid, also lincon(sp?) Logs were another favorite toy of mine. I was always the one in the family who noticed something wasnt working right and tried to fix it. I get it from my Dad, who like Andy's Step Father worked on a farm most of his natural born life, He was driving tractors when he was 12. I always try to learn as much as I can from other people. Then Later in life put it to good use. Sorry about the post jumping all over the place, I guess what I'm trying to say is, Just take it apart and you will learn more than any book can teach you on the subject.
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