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3d ago
inVent: a retired farrier told me my anvil stand was too tall and I finally measured it
Dale watched you for ten minutes and said nothing until the end, which is either the most polite thing ever or the most cowardly. Four inches is a big cut, so I hope Dale knows he owes you a beer for the wrist pain he could have saved you months ago. My old shop teacher pulled the same move on me about a bench vise height, waited until I finished a whole project before telling me I looked like a caveman hunched over it. At least yours came with free advice and a fix.
11d ago
inSpent $80 on skip tracing a list of 400 names from a courthouse printout and it paid for itself 12 times over
Actually you got 9 calls from 150 postcards, not bad, but that list was 400 names so you left 250 untouched.
25d ago
inSpent $14 on a fancy hot sauce flight, regretted it fast
The bottle is only half the cost, you're paying for the story you tell after.
27d ago
inSteel trowel machine vs hand trowel on a big slab, I made the wrong call
Man that stinks, nothing worse than the owner walking the floor and spotting the mismatch before you even get your tools packed up. The real trick is timing the hand work so it happens while the machine sections are still green enough to burn in together, otherwise you're fighting a losing battle on sheen. Hang in there, most of us have eaten that same crow on a big pour.