Ditto :smile:For you experts, it's a change of plans.
For me, it is a lesson.
My biggest, most frequent mistakes are these:
1. Design as I go;
2. Not making detailed plans; and
3. Not taking time to make the right jigs/templates.
I'm sure there are many more - I've just blocked them from my consciousness.
I make very detailed plans (I actually majored in architecture), HOWEVER, once I get started I usually chuck my detailed plans and "Design as I go". Not ONE project I've started since I've been into woodworking has turned out like my detailed plans. I know it's wrong, but it usually works because I don't get in a hurry and measure 5 times & cut once. Most of the time I usually hit a wall and have to think about my next step for a couple of days, but it still gets done and nobody laughs out loud.....at least when I'm around. When I'm "stuck" I usually just find something to sand for a while......Sanding is my nirvana.....my deep meditation.For you experts, it's a change of plans.
For me, it is a lesson.
My biggest, most frequent mistakes are these:
1. Design as I go;
2. Not making detailed plans; and
3. Not taking time to make the right jigs/templates.
I'm sure there are many more - I've just blocked them from my consciousness.
Yes that's me.:yes:For you experts, it's a change of plans.
For me, it is a lesson.
My biggest, most frequent mistakes are these:
1. Design as I go;
2. Not making detailed plans; and
3. Not taking time to make the right jigs/templates.
I'm sure there are many more - I've just blocked them from my consciousness.