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Old 02-22-2025, 09:01 AM   #32
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My advice would be stay away from the power tools....or any project that involves problem solving. Just kidding spence...I dont give private lessons
...or let people watch
I know it bugs the hell out of most people to be watched but I’d rather they do things the way I want the first time, even if it costs a little more or adds a little extra time as they’re trying to get to the next job.

Even an elite craftsman like yourself (maybe super wicked elite?) makes mistakes or cuts corners (ha!) towards the end of a job. The guys who did all my Azek last fall were really, really good but still made a few design decisions I wish I was consulted on first. Most people might not care but I consider them mistakes too expensive to fix that I now have to live with.
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