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22d ago
inI finally got why my grandma always said 'measure twice, cut once' after ruining a $40 board
Yep, been there! I did the same thing with a piece of trim last month and it cost me a whole afternoon. The old sayings stick around because they are TRUE, and we just have to learn it the hard way.
26d ago
inVisited the Recycled Radio Shack in Portland and honestly, those $8 untested Walkmans are a waste of time
Recycled Radio Shack on SE Division? I stopped in there last month and half the Walkmans had batteries still rattling around inside. Did you actually test any of them or just look at the boxes?
29d ago
inMy labor coach in 2019 swore the hospital would let me hold her before placement, and nobody told me that was a lie
Actually the hospital can't legally stop you from holding your own baby.
29d ago
inMy $20 bone folder was a total waste, but not for the obvious reason
Wait, did you actually confirm the snapped one was compressed plastic? The reason I ask is that real bone folders can snap too if they dry out or get dropped just wrong, and a lot of the "fake bone" ones are actually just cow bone that's been shaped and polished anyway, so the material might not be what failed on you. What usually separates the cheap ones is how thick they are and how the edges are finished, not the material itself. A thin $20 folder with a bad edge will crack on a hard crease no matter what it's made of, while a thicker one holds up. So the price jump you paid might have bought you a beefier tool more than a "real" one. Not saying you're wrong to be happy with it, just that the plastic story gets passed around a lot and isn't always true.