I got quotes from both last year actually. Prestige was a bit cheaper but Millcreek had way better reviews and the estimator seemed more professional. Ended up going with Millcreek and no regrets - the paint job is flawless.

Ugh, been there! A dull blade makes everything fight you. For pork belly, I mark my lines with a sharpie and go slow, letting the saw do the work. If it's pulling or leaving a rough edge, that's the first sign to check the blade. I keep a spare blade on hand just for this reason.

Totally get that. Ever try to open a paint can with a flathead screwdriver? I used to hammer and pry until the lid was wrecked. Watched a guy just tap the tip around the rim a few times to break the seal, then lift it clean. Felt like an idiot.