My buddy did the same thing with a hacksaw for ages, always wondered why his cuts were so crooked.

Sometimes you gotta do what works with the budget you have.

Honestly I have to disagree here. My phone has led me wrong way more than my own sense of touch. Numbers on a screen don't mean much if the recipe itself is off. My finger learns from mistakes, but my gadget just gives the same bad info every time. I'd rather trust the feel of things than some random number. What good is a precise measurement if the result still tastes bad?

Wait, you took a client's PSU all the way back to your bench? I would never haul a possibly busted unit back to my shop without testing it in the system first, that's a huge time waste.

Our last game hit the six hour mark before someone's pizza delivery arrived and we all just quit. The chess clock feels like the next logical step before we just start mailing each other our moves. Honestly, I respect the commitment to actually finishing a game.