Updated:
07/13/2006
A few
things I've learned since building my B9:
- More tools are better.
- More expensive tools last longer and work better than cheap
tools.
- The RIGHT tool expensive or not, is better than the wrong tool.
- No matter how expensive the tool, you still need to know how
to use it correctly.
- The first time you use a new type of tool it usually doesn't
work anything like you thought it would.
- Everything takes longer than you ever thought it would--even
with expensive new tools.
- It sometimes takes two, no not two, but three, no not three,
but four, no--rather a whole bunch of attempts at something to
do it successfully no matter how expensive the tool was.
- Small drill bits break easily--even the extra expensive titanium
ones.
- Sometimes you've just got to ruin $100 or more worth of plastic/wood/metal/components/etc.
to get it right even with the right tool.
- Wives often get jealous/impatient/angry over robots and new
tools.
- More tools are better.
Updated:
02/08/2006
Updated:
11/08/2005
Updated:
10/06/2005
Thomas
M. ( B9-0313 )
