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I was reading the other Welding Thread, which I found very informative, but I have a different question.
I'm interested in learning more about welding, but not making it a career.
I'm working on an axle swap, & a bunch of my friends (who weld) have been helping me. They've been great, but they're also really busy working on their own junk. So the welding work on my rig has been slow.
I thought of taking some classes at a few Community Colleges in the East Bay, but all of them seem to be set up as a "Program". IE, you don't get to the good stuff til the 2nd or 3rd semester.
I also found a place in Berkeley/Oakland that offers a 8 or 10 week single class, but it's like $400.
Anyone know any good/affordable alternatives?
I'm interested in learning more about welding, but not making it a career.
I'm working on an axle swap, & a bunch of my friends (who weld) have been helping me. They've been great, but they're also really busy working on their own junk. So the welding work on my rig has been slow.
I thought of taking some classes at a few Community Colleges in the East Bay, but all of them seem to be set up as a "Program". IE, you don't get to the good stuff til the 2nd or 3rd semester.
I also found a place in Berkeley/Oakland that offers a 8 or 10 week single class, but it's like $400.
Anyone know any good/affordable alternatives?