Last week, I finished up yet another class in aircraft maintenance at Mount San Antonio College .  This course was "Materials and Scien...

Here's the first post of 2016, and it's already been a busy year!   I've started with another class in aircraft maintenance....

This week's post is short and sweet, due to a little craziness during the week, but I still hope you all find it enjoyable and helpful! ...

Earlier, this month, I relived. something many CAD users have experienced. Frequent freezing and crashing!  The bane of any CAD jockey! ...

I'm at the end of the four day Thanksgiving Holiday in the United States, but even on vacation I was busy trying new things. It's ...

Creating and modifying prints often comes down to details. Many errors I've seen ( cough , made myself), are smaller, easier to miss d...

In my post earlier this week, I blogged about learning how the orientation of the sheet metal flat pattern in Autodesk Inventor can affect...

Laser mills can be fascinating machines to watch.  Even thought they've been around for years, watching them still feels like a little b...

Earlier this week, I was faced with saving a handful of AutoCAD files from the 2015 to a 2000 version for use in a laser mill. Naturally, ...

To borrow a phrase from Fiddler on the Roof , " Our old ways were once new, weren't they ?" And I'm reacquainting myself...

My learning experience in material handling continues and continues.... and continues some more.  Many times faster than I can absorb it. ...

There's no better experience than real experience.  Especially when it comes to the nuances of things. Some things you can learn b...