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3d ago
inOur club picked a 700 page book and half the group quit by chapter 4, so I looked up how many people actually finish
Ha, this is like gym memberships in January, people love the idea more than the doing. Our group finally set a soft cap around 400 pages after a similar mess, and turnout got way better. Your mileage may vary, but a page limit at least keeps the vote honest.
8d ago
inSpent 3 weeks trying to date a flint scraper from a field in Ohio before realizing I had it upside down
That part about the bulb of percussion being on the wrong end got me, because I did the exact same thing last spring with a point I found in a creek bed. I spent probably two weeks flipping that thing around, taking photos from every angle, comparing it to charts online, and I had it completely upside down the whole time. I finally posted it on a group and a guy basically said "turn it over" and I felt like such an idiot. Working alone is rough because you get stuck in your own head and stop seeing the obvious stuff. Now I take a break and come back the next day, or just snap a picture and look at it on my phone, which sounds dumb but it really helps.
18d ago
inShowerthought: watching a $900 dent pull turn into a $40 plastic weld job
Heard a body shop guy on a podcast say hot staples plus plastic welding is the move on most bumper covers now, since a new cover plus paint runs way more than people expect. He said the key is getting the staples deep enough and letting the filler cure fully before sanding, or the repair shows up later as a ghost line. Watched a video where a guy did a whole crack repair for under $50 in materials and it held up fine. Customers always swear it needs a full swap until you show them the price difference, lol.