What are you thinking of learning next?

[Alan]

You finish one project, and it’s like your brain is already buzzing with ideas for the next one. Whether it’s circuits or something completely different, what skill, topic, or captivating rabbit hole are you excited to explore next?

 

[barfle]

Hmmmm, so many it’s hard to list them all.

I have a chef’s course on DVD that I’m working my way through. Making some HUGE messes in the kitchen. I really don’t know how the instructor keeps that from happening. But I’m inspired to try a few things on my own. Right now I’m trying to recreate s’mores with mini graham cracker pie shells, chocolate pudding (that needs I don’t know how much more cocoa powder) and mini marshmallows. Research, research, research!

I know of a place in town that has two-day welding courses. On the bucket list, absolutely, since I have a few iron castings that are cracked or broken in two.

3D printing has gotten pretty cheap, but my dabblings show how much I have to learn. My local library will print my designs for the cost of the material.

 

[Alan]

Really appreciate you taking the time to reply. Sounds like you have some exciting and ambitious projects in the works. Those s’mores pies sound incredibly tempting!

 

[Tovaren]

Just completed a mini amplifier board, and now I'm eager to try my hand at some CNC basics.
It's always nice to switch things up and learn something new.

 

[barfle]

Really appreciate you taking the time to reply. Sounds like you have some exciting and ambitious projects in the works. Those s’mores pies sound incredibly tempting!

One of the nice things about cooking is if it turns out awful, there’s always pizza to fall back on. Rarely is there as much as $100 in parts (unless it’s prime rib) involved.

 

[Alan]

One of the nice things about cooking is if it turns out awful, there’s always pizza to fall back on. Rarely is there as much as $100 in parts (unless it’s prime rib) involved.

Ha, so true! Pizza is the ultimate backup plan when a recipe falls apart.