Wait, so when you say 4 inch drop, is that the total drop from the natural shoulder point down to the actual seam? Because I've been messing with this on a cotton poplin top and getting hung up on whether people include the collar or not in that measurement. I got a 3 inch drop on mine but the sleeve still pulls at the chest, think I should just go to 5 and see what happens? The wider sleeve head tip is interesting too - are you cutting it like a gradual curve or more of a straight line off the edge?

Wait, you're telling me Fincher wanted EIGHT episodes of buildup? Just people shuffling around and looking at crime scene photos before anything actually happens? That sounds like a documentary about watching paint dry, not a TV show about a serial killer. I love a slow burn as much as anyone, but eight episodes is basically half a season of nothing. At that point you might as well just make a podcast about it.

So that brain fog thing - do you still check your offsets the same way now?

Cardboard tracing? That feels like a lot of extra steps for something a careful mark with a pencil can handle. I get that tile is expensive and mistakes sting, but I've made plenty of outlet cuts freehand and only messed up once or twice. The tile file advice is solid though, nobody wants to pay for a diamond blade for a weekend project. Still, I feel like people overthink cuts sometimes, you can always hide a rough edge behind the cover plate anyway.

Are you really sure the nests were the main problem though? Sometimes people chase the wrong fix just because they found something obvious first.