/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1548370
any resource recommendations for complete newfags such as myself? Local trade school only has classes when I'm working. Any books, intro to machining videos you can suggest I'd appreciate. There's a lot of "Jim's garage Machining" type videos that are shot with one hand and a mouthbreather behind the camera and I'd like something a little more professional. Anyways, stuff like running a mill, lathe, metallurgy/choosing the right metal for the job I'd greatly appreciate.