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6mo ago
inTbh I finally got the hang of using a card scraper on curved legs
Oh man, that burnishing angle is everything! I found if you put a tiny bit of camber on the edge first, it glides over curves without digging in. A little hook is good for flat stuff, but for legs, that gentle curve keeps it smooth.
6mo ago
inI spent $30 on a kitchen scale and it fixed my cookie problem.
My friend's baking disaster proves @william_carter right.
6mo ago
inA trip to the local recycling center made me think about our trade
Yeah that's a huge problem everywhere. I put up a basic flyer at my local library with a QR code linking to some simple repair guides and common failure signs. Got a few people bringing stuff to the monthly fix-it meetup instead of trashing it. It's not a ton but it feels better than nothing.
6mo ago
inPSA: My $500 paint sprayer was a total waste for my garage project
It really depends on the project and the sprayer type! A good sprayer is amazing for cabinets or doors where you need a super smooth finish on a lot of flat surfaces. The cleanup is a pain, but it's faster than brushing multiple coats on detailed trim. For just a basic garage wall, a roller is definitely the simpler choice.