I didn't know either but I just looked it up. It says to soak towels in a borax solution in a bathtub or a bucket

Do you happen to live near a community college? Or is that not what you mean by on your own?

I've noticed that as well. Closest would be blender, but that doesn't even work on my Linux computer. Because the graphics card or possibly a different card doesn't support it

Thank you that helps

I'm going to check it out again. It sounds more than decent for most things. Do you have any tutorials you learned from. The "learn fusion 360 in 30 days" is what I used to learn fusion

Freecad not free as. Autocorrect got me again

Is free as a good enough replacement? I like fusion for the sculpting mode as well. I would rather go to an open source replacement though

Ugh

I love it

You should go to your makers pace. I took classes on a physical space, not online

I think the ender 5 plus is a good choice. I've only taken a few classes, I'm not sure if I'm a beginner or intermediate. I was able to assemble the ender 5 in half the time of the ender 3. Also I think the ender 5 plus has a really good design with the z axis screws on each side.

Kristen wiig

I hope Luther is ok

It's just you JK

I would also love an answer to this question. I have worried about this issue a lot. One of the only answers I have come up with is to have multiple skills. So that if people "side with a Karen" for example, you can hopefully transition into a different industry and leave the previous industry behind. Varied skills in multiple areas are the way I hope to avoid cancellation

Thanks, I'll have to look into matrix

He certainly did