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math and metalworking
I need to take a college level math course for a Bachelors degree that
I am working on. The school does not care what it is as long as it is college level. So...what should I take that would be useful for my little hobby machine shop? Geometry? Trigonometry? I was going to take a Algebra class since I sort of know that already, but I thought I would get opinions from the group first. I've never worked with geometry or trig before (or at least that I know of), so give me an idea what I would need them for. BTW, my machine shop is a mini-lathe and a mini-mill. I build 1/8 scale military models. I am working on my first one. I am hoping to get it done in the next couple of months. I am building a fairly simple trailer for my first model, but I want to get more detailed models as my skills improve. Thanks Mike |
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