r/AutomotiveLearning

Suggestions on getting started building automotive knowledge and skills?

Going back to school to be a mechanic isn’t an option, but that’s the level of knowledge I’m looking to acquire over a few years. I want to be fluent in automotive terms and skills. No one to teach me really, just on my own.

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u/Alit_Quar — 5 days ago
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I’m getting into the automotive industry and I’m looking for a good thermal imaging camera to help me when working on overheating problems or other things that might come up that I can use it on. What’s the best thermal imaging camera I should check out?

https://ebay.us/m/gstAUM

u/__JoLoco__ — 9 days ago

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Small engine part is $50? Can't find/buy an outdated part?

No worries, just scan the part, draw it up in CAD, export it as a STL, and 3d print it out! Easy peasy and all done for .50 cents in plastic and wee bit of time.

Plus, I now have a new lesson to teach my automotive students!

#teach #teched #diy #3dprint #engineering

u/Way_of_the_Wrench — 9 days ago