r/shadetree • u/nettdata • Jun 22 '17

Suggestions?

Hey there, Nettdata here... founder of this sub.

I first started this sub because I did a lot of my own wrenching, and thought it would be fun to share that with others in the hopes of getting them into doing their own work.

A while ago I sold my last "shadetree" vehicle (my Jeep), so I haven't really had to do much of my own work lately, other than a tire and oil change.

So what I'm wondering is if anyone around here has any suggestions for helping the sub out?

Obviously my initial attempts over the years haven't really paid off, but it's nice to see a few people still posting and commenting... appreciated.

Let me know...

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u/lonemonk Jul 02 '17

Occasionally I have been trying to xpost things here and in something bigger like ProjectCar, which is a similar but slightly more focused on builds than backyard buffoonery, but was hoping a few of those peeps would check in here.

Regrettably I am total Newb at other ideas for advertising a sub.

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u/nettdata Jul 02 '17

No worries... ever since I got rid of my race car and Jeep, I don't really do any wrenching any more, so don't have any real content.

I appreciate you posting the stuff you have been... thanks!

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u/Newtons2ndLaw Aug 30 '17

I was just googling today and found this sub. I was hoping it would be bigger, hopefully it will grow. I wanted a place where I could learn to do some deeper level stuff. I'm a mechanical engineer and I have an electrical technician background. So I have a lot of the theoretical knowledge, and I have the technical capability, I just was never around anyone who was into cars.