OK, so that finishes off this cost.
Hope you enjoyed it.
Hope it give you a bit more confidence with the software and was a fun exercise you should have now
a whole kind of project set which you could prints off you could use in your portfolio if you go for
a job and explain why you did it the way you did.
This whole method of working with the extra shifts, having a single model with the extra shifts of
malaria control, that's how most good carbs departments tend to work these days.
So that's a big, good thing to show.
If someone came to me and I've interviewed many people, if someone came to me understanding the extra
effort management and the layer control, then I would hire them because that is one of the is one of
the things you see people not understanding who are self-taught and also cut that and the paper space,
a model space.
If someone came to me with a set of drawings like this, they would be hired on the spot because it
is showing that kind of knowledge that you just don't know to teach yourself if you just jump on auto
cut and start learning how to create a line in the circle.
So.
Yeah.
How many more kind of tops as you as you can come up with, so maybe do some drainage rooms, whatever
business you already know you want to be in, do some drawings based or not just make your joints as
a looking as attractive and as comprehensive as possible, or do something else, do a different project
and do it the same way with the single model of mixers.
And then once you are kind of confident with this method of working in a 2.0 cut, you might want to
move on to our 3D calls where we start taking things more of a 3-D realm and there's all sorts of courses
planned in the future.
So please keep an eye out for those and hope you enjoyed it wherever you found it.
Please leave a review and I look forward to teaching you some more cat skills in the future.
Thanks again.