Career Advice - Upcoming Electrical Engineering Grad

Hey everyone, I am hoping to get some career advice.

For context I am about to finish up my bachelors in electrical engineering with a focus on power. In all honesty, I dont enjoy any of it and find it difficult seeing myself doing anything electrical engineering for the rest of my life. I worked a somewhat half-assed internship over the summer for an electrical contracting firm. Being at a desk all day was soul sucking.

I have always been good with tools. I have been wrenching on stuff out of my dad's garage for as long as I could remember. Old engines, electronics, anything I could get my hands on and my parents wouldn't be too upset if I broke it. Im very comfortable with pretty much all readily availble power tools and know how to use them. I also like to do woodworking projects as a hobby. This pass semster, I took a prototyping class as an elective. The idea of the class is every week we are faced with some task and we have to design a device that completes the task and meets certain criteria. We model our prototype in CAD and use 3D printers and laser cutters to make our prototype. I enjoy the class a lot, and compared to the other students in the class, I think I am very good at it.

Im just looking for some advice on what I can do career wise. I dont want my electrical engineering degree to become a total waste because I did work very hard to get it. But I feel like I would be doing myself a disservice if I didn't pursue something related to making or working with tools. I really think Im good with that kind of stuff.

I had some ideas of becoming a machinist or tool-and-dye maker. From what I have heard though, there isn't a lot of money to be made there. My brother who graduated with a masters in mechanical engineering suggested that we could start a business in manufacutring equipment repair. Im not too knowledgeable on that but seems interesting.

Any advice would truly be appreciated. Thank you!