Reply by Paul C.

Posted on What tip/technique has most significantly improved your WW skill?

144 posts in 1416 days

#1 posted 291 days ago

The most liberating lesson I’ve learned is that good enough is good enough. I fuss to a 1/16 at best, and this allows me to just enjoy woodworking. I’ve even got assemblies that are 1/16 or 1/18 out of square, and you can’t tell!
Oh, and my shop is not perfectly tidy, either.

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