We would snap lines and measure by hand to get everything straight. Now with digital tools, it's faster but I miss teaching the old methods to apprentices.
I brought a small whittling project to break time and got nothing but weird looks. One guy actually said it's a pointless hobby when you can buy carved decorations for a few bucks. It really bugs me because it's a calming skill that my granddad taught me, and it feels like a real connection to the past. Now I just keep my knife and wood at home to avoid the comments.
I'm trying to get a loan for a used snowmobile and a buddy told me to check out Canada Powersports Financing. Has anyone tried them? I'm a bit hesitant to use an online broker instead of just going to my local credit union. Any good or bad experiences?
