New A&P Here

[lukeest]

Hey everyone! Im kinda new here but excited for it! I am a new practicing a&p tech but love working on my vehicles too! I have just finished the dream garage (Complete with Sonic MSS+ & all...) And now I don't know what to do next... I feel like getting this cabinet setup is the "end game" until I can get a crazy fast car. Any suggestions?

What was your favorite task to do once you built out your workshop as you wanted it?? Honestly, when I first saw their felt shadow foamlike an idiot. I don't understand why no one told me about this throughout my entire schooling timeframe... but I digress.

 

[nadogail]

Hey everyone! Im kinda new here but excited for it! I am a new practicing a&p tech but love working on my vehicles too! I have just finished the dream garage (Complete with Sonic MSS+ & all...) And now I don't know what to do next... I feel like getting this cabinet setup is the "end game" until I can get a crazy fast car. Any suggestions?

What was your favorite task to do once you built out your workshop as you wanted it?? Honestly, when I first saw their shadow foam inlays, I felt like an idiot. I don't understand why no one told me about this throughout my entire schooling timeframe... but I digress.

Welcome to the Forum from Southwestern California.

 

[jimmiller2]

Welcome. Is your A&P airframe and power plant? There is a big need for young guys in that field. I been flying for 54 years and do maintenance on my experimental RV3.

 

[cvairwerks]

These pay the bills:
https://i0.wp.com/theaviationist.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/F-16-Thunderbirds-F-35.jpg?resize=678,381&ssl=1

so I can play with these in my free time: https://www.airliners.net/photo/Untitled/Stinson-L-5-Sentinel/1060439

 

[lukeest]

Welcome. Is your A&P airframe and power plant? There is a big need for young guys in that field. I been flying for 54 years and do maintenance on my experimental RV3.

YES!!! Im in the southeast, and there are shortages for us everywhere. I got several scholarships & even some free tools through grants/Nonprofits. Several large companies hiring in this field will pay you to go to school and even buy your devices for you. It's a lot of learning and manual work, but it's been a blessing,.

I love flying and have a fear of heights. I Figure this is an excellent way to get out of that!!