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4d ago
inMy streaming queue hit 47 unwatched shows and I finally had to admit why
My buddy had 60 something in his queue and finally just made a rule that he can only add one new show for every two he finishes. Sounds strict but he says it stopped the endless scrolling.
6d ago
inWarning: I ran a cable through a homeowner's attic in Phoenix and he asked me to 'watch out for the family heirloom'
Tbh the part about him hearing the snap from the hallway is what gets me, because that means he was standing there waiting for it. Dude knew exactly what was up in that attic and still let you climb up there without a word of warning. That's not an accident on his end, that's a test. I bet half these homeowners get a little kick out of watching you discover their weird stuff on your own. From now on I would straight up ask before I even pull the ladder off the truck, like what am I gonna find up there, because some of these attics are basically museums nobody visits. You handled it right offering to fix it though, that probably saved the whole job.
7d ago
inAm I the only one who thinks tablet takeoff is slower than paper for small reno jobs?
The "zooming and panning" part is what kills it. I do smaller renos too and ran into the same thing on a 900 sq ft basement job last month. What helped me was setting up a template ahead of time with the scale locked in and the layers I need already on, so I'm not hunting through menus mid job. Still, if I'm just measuring a few walls and counting outlets, I grab the printed set every time. For a bathroom and kitchen combo like yours, paper is honestly faster because you can mark it up with a pencil as you go. The tablet starts to make sense when there's enough stuff to count that the auto tools save you real time. Do you ever pre print a backup set just in case the software fights you?