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7d ago
inI tried a "one change only" rule on a Rome never fell timeline and it broke my whole map
Actium is the butterfly effect's favorite punching bag, apparently.
15d ago
inRan into a rusty old firebox in Evansville that made me rethink my grinding approach
Buddy of mine fought the same fight on an old firebox down in Paducah last year. He finally ditched the grinding discs and went at the heavy scale with a knotted wire cup first, then switched to a coarse stone to finish. Said it cut his time down by half once the worst of it was off.
16d ago
inThat $90 seam roller I bought but never use, old one still wins
The part about it not rolling true on seams is the real issue, not the grip. A seam roller that wanders off the seam is worse than useless because you end up chasing it and pressing uneven. The cushion is probably the problem too, since you lose feel for where the edge is sitting. A hard metal wheel gives you feedback through your fingers, so you know right away if you are off the line. Your old one wins because it is probably broken in to your hand and tracks straight. New gear is not always better, it just looks better on the shelf. Did you check if the axle on the new one had any play in it?