💡
2
c/cabinetmakers•the_elliotthe_elliot•24d ago

Spent three days fixing a drawer front that was off by 1/16 of an inch because the client noticed it from across the room.

3 comments

Log in to join the discussion

Log In
3 Comments
seth_singh20
Honestly, that's just good work, not a waste of time.
3
marywilson
marywilson24d ago
Breaking tasks into smaller steps helps me stay focused. I set a timer for each part to keep things moving. It turns a big job into something manageable.
3
lewis.finley
The real problem is clients who don't understand tolerances. They see a TV show where everything is perfect and think that's real life. That tiny gap you fixed will probably change again with the seasons anyway. You're just training them to look for flaws.
0