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Buvanesh’s Answer
Embrace the act of dismantling real-life objects. This process will enlighten you on how they are built. Through this, you'll gain a wealth of knowledge about disassembling various products and components. You'll also gain a clear understanding of the tools and methods needed to repair anything. The lessons and techniques you'll learn from this tear-down process are invaluable. Remember, tearing down is a mechanical approach to investigating and understanding engineering materials.
Delight in your tear-down activities. Trust me, you'll not only develop mechanical skills but also blossom into an imaginative designer.
Delight in your tear-down activities. Trust me, you'll not only develop mechanical skills but also blossom into an imaginative designer.
Thanks for the advice.
Jaycob
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Robert’s Answer
Hi, good question. For maintenance mechanic or engineer like I am. Most places will supply everything. Some you need to bring in basic hand tools but I mean like 200 dollars (2023) in tools. They will supply the rest. I've worked at 3 global companies and 2 out of 3 they gave me everything. I spent maybe 20 bucks in like a tool holster. Even uniforms where provided.