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20h ago
inFinally hit 100 likes on my shop's little Facebook page after 14 months of posting
That "dumbest thing to be happy about" line got me lol, 100 followers is a big deal when you actually built every one of them one Friday at a time. Word of mouth is still the main thing for me but those random shares do bring in people who never would've found you otherwise, so keep posting. The trick is that the page isn't really for the folks who already know you, it's for the friend of a friend who sees a table and goes oh wait I need one of those.
1d ago
inSpent $1,900 on a used Nissan Leaf in 2021 and my power bill went up $53 a month
My brother's bill went up about $40 a month charging his in the driveway.
8d ago
inBlew $85 on a corner clamp set that slipped on every joint, so now I'm split on whether to pin them or just eat the loss
Man, $85 on clamps that spin out? I'd be annoyed too, but pinning every joint over one bad set seems like a lot. Were they the cheap Harbor Freight kind or something halfway decent? Because a 1/16 inch gap sounds more like the clamps weren't tight enough or the wood moved, not that pinning is suddenly required for every shelf. Plenty of people glue and clamp shelves with no pins and they hold fine for years. Sounds like you got a bad batch, not that your whole method is broken.