Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Is Golden Week already here, by any chance?
We're working until today.
That said, some employees are starting their Golden Week break today.
I'm off starting Sunday.
It seems things are still a bit slow in the industry, but it looks like things will really pick up once Golden Week is over.
All things considered, we actually had quite a bit of fun in March, lol.
Well, the machines are in good shape now, and the employees' skills have improved quite a bit. (Repairs)
Since we're in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic this year, I haven't been able to go anywhere—and probably won't—so I'm just working from home lol
It's the same every year, though...
Workaholics really are the best in situations like this, aren't they?
Well, it doesn't look like there will be any traffic jams or anything this year, so I wonder how it'll turn out~
I'm sure you're all bored out of your minds right now, but if that sounds like you, I have a suggestion.
Since you have some free time during this break, don't you want to learn something new?
I recommend 3D CAD!
Since this CAD software is likely to become more widespread in the future, it’s a good skill to have.
"No way, that's too hard—and it's probably expensive, right!?"
That’s what you’re thinking, right?
Believe it or not, the AutoCAD software called Fusion 360 actually comes with a free trial period! A full 30 days!!
Well, I can use two different types of 3D CAD software, but when it comes down to it, whether it's the expensive one or the cheaper one, I don't really notice much of a difference at my skill level.
I recommend Fusion 360 because it's quite affordable even on a subscription plan.
Most people probably think it's difficult, but in reality, that's not the case.
With a drawing like the one above, even a beginner could easily finish it in just three hours by following along with a YouTube tutorial.
By then, you'll be able to use it to some extent. It's actually easier than you might think.
I think it's pretty cool that you can actually make something by feeding that data into a 3D printer, don't you? lol
I really enjoy this kind of crafting, so I’d like to recommend it to everyone—and you can actually get the hang of it to some extent in just one day.
Why not give it a try—even if you think you’re being tricked—and see if it opens up a new path for you?
It’s fun when you have more things you can do in the future, isn’t it?
See you later.
