Remember when laying out a fence meant hours with stakes and string?
I was thinking about how fence layout has changed over the years. When I started, we used simple stakes and string, spending hours making sure everything was level and straight. We'd use a bubble level and our own eyes, which meant sometimes we had to redo sections. Now, with digital tools and lasers, the work is done in a fraction of the time. It's great for speed, but I wonder if we've lost some of the hands-on knowledge. I recall a project where the string kept sagging, and we had to adjust it in the rain. Those challenges taught me a lot about patience and precision. What's your take on the shift to high-tech tools?