Informal Poll: Mechanically Inclined or Not?

[Worksalot]

Mechanical. Worked on a little bit of everything, including a women or two.

[scotty]

Informal Poll: Mechanically Inclined or Not?

Yes.

My most ambitious project was swapping a Buick V6 into my 1980 Toyota. Still my lease truck to this day.

[Jerry H]

Hopefully some of you guys have learned something in the last five years.

Ain't that the truth

[grizzman]

Somewhat. I used to be a lot more than I am now. Now I would rather pay someone else to deal with it.

[Chew]

Since I posted this thread five years ago I have become a master ASE mechanic. I've been hired by NASA, Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge, Etc to come up with viable solutions to their mechanical problems. I owe all this to TBH.

[Muddy Bud]

I am mechanically destructive. I can tear anything down. Reassembly, that's another story.

[forest-hunter]

ive learned a couple basic things to make money but not naturally mechanical, I am going to try to make a raccoon hat if that counts lol

[mharris1]

I was taught by my grandfather to wrench and weld. I can fix about anything, and build anything you can think of, but my woodworking projects are a different story. I am truly blessed for the knowledge I gained from that man.

[IowaHunter]

I am mechanically destructive. I can tear anything down. Reassembly, that's another story.

That’s me without a doubt. Tear down is easy.

[BigCohiba]

Mechanical. Although in more recent years I found myself passing the reigns to my son. He’s about to turn 21 and is probably already a better wrench than I ever was.

[Legdog]

I'm doing pretty good to get the toothpaste out of the tube and on to the toothbrush.

I love making stuff in the shop or garage but it's usually under the watchful eye of someone who actually knows what they are doing.

[White Falcon]

Mechanical. Worked Industrial Maintenance for years. Also Planes, Cars Trucks, Boats, but no Trains!

[Old Goat1]

I must be mechanical inclined. I keep fixing stuff I fixed before... Or just to cheap to buy something new.

[Goldeneagle]

Mechanically inclined. I grew up having to fix things. Dad couldn't afford to pay someone. Started helping on cars when I was around 10 years old. Learned to run a manual metal lathe when I was 12. As I got older, I just enjoyed fixing and making things. It's getting tougher with age, but I still enjoy it.

[Worksalot]

Since I posted this thread five years ago I have become a master ASE mechanic. I've been hired by NASA, Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge, Etc to come up with viable solutions to their mechanical problems. I owe all this to TBH.

This is encouraging news brother. Hope you become a master chef as well soze eye can order up an awesome sammich from ya.