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5d ago
inContractor stripped a screw on my Leica and I had to drill it out
That electrician handed you 20 bucks because he knows he broke it. That's not carelessness, that's him paying for his mistake. Most guys would've pretended nothing happened and walked. You got something out of it. The real issue is you left a Leica sitting on a bench in a room where guys are pulling wire. That's on you. A camera like that belongs in a case or on a shelf, not out where a tool bag or ladder is gonna knock it. And drilling it yourself for 40 minutes could've wrecked the threads way worse than the screw was. You got lucky, not smart.
12d ago
inBlew $40 on a cheap plastic greenhouse and my tomatoes turned into sad spaghetti
Did you leave the vents open on that tent at all? Those cheap ones trap every bit of moisture and that's what kills you, not the cold. Real frames with old windows work but you gotta crack the glass during the day or you'll get the same rot, the airflow thing is the whole game.
15d ago
inHung 60 sheets solo with a panel lift or paid my cousin $200 to help, went with the lift
The part about the lift being slower on ceilings is what got me, because that's the tradeoff nobody talks about when you do the math. Here's the thing I never see mentioned: liability. If your cousin helps you and drops a sheet on his foot or puts his hand through a window, that's on you. Family and money and injuries do not mix well. The lift doesn't care if you swear at it, it doesn't need lunch, and it shows up every time. Two hundred bucks sounds cheap until you run the numbers on a hurt cousin. Your back is one thing, but your relationships are another.