that's the way most of us start out I guess. I remember my first year $200 a week, for fuel, board, and food. whilst all my none tradesman mates were earning heaps more. soon overtake them.Macca97 wrote:love that second video mate, unfortunately 2nd yr apprentice wages dont pay the best, so really all i can do is play cars, and just keep learning new things
Apart from tunning what other hobbies you got?
Re: Apart from tunning what other hobbies you got?
Re: Apart from tunning what other hobbies you got?
Stem engines cool, maybe you could work out a way to electronically inject steam! make a injected Steam engine.immortality wrote:Planes, trains and automobiles.......
I also enjoy fabrication work although never really played with CNC stuff.
Thinking about getting a small jobbing lathe for home as access to the workshop at work is very limited these days. I've already picked up a 20ton shop press and have a small inverter arc welder but would like to add a AC/DC tig to that list as well.
edit: I should add I quiet like old steam engines, one day plan to build a small scale working model of some sort.
Re: Apart from tunning what other hobbies you got?
Most of my Hex editing happens at work!! I work for overseas company that are robbing Australia for coal, I do my best to learn on there clock!! (gee i hope no one from work reads this haha!)The1 wrote:i wish i had time for a hobby and money and space. I guess i do some fiddling at work they can afford it lol