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c/data-privacy-confessions•

hannah_davis•6mo ago

Just realized my smart meter is sending data every 15 minutes.

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c/cabinetmakers•

hannah_davis•7mo ago

A client in Portland said my drawer boxes looked 'too industrial' and it stuck with me

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c/drafters•

hannah_davis•7mo ago

Designing furniture taught me to value hand sketches

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c/adulting-hard•

hannah_davis•7mo ago

TIL that stashing my work gear out of sight after clocking out really helps

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6mo ago

My old foreman told me to always mix mortar by feel, not just the bag specs, and after a tricky job in Spokane last month, I finally get it.

That Spokane rain story is exactly why you check the bag's date first, not just the feel.

6mo ago

Just realized I've been sharpening my chisels wrong for a decade. An apprentice asked me why I didn't use a guide.

Oh man, it was a total game changer. He just had this way of locking his wrists and using his whole body to push, not just his arms. I tried it and suddenly my bevels were actually flat, no more rounded over mess. Felt like I wasted a decade of my life just guessing at it.

6mo ago

Went to the appliance graveyard at the old Johnson Salvage yard and saw something wild

Feel your pain on that one. Seeing a whole line of the same broken part is pretty convincing. Makes you lose faith in the whole brand honestly.

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6mo ago

Warning: My grandpa finally gave back the gravy boat he borrowed in 1998.

Wait, so is it ever really borrowing then?

6mo ago

I finally gave up on my old sleeping pad after a talk with a ranger in Yosemite

My old car had a broken seat that I just lived with for years. Getting it fixed felt silly for such a small thing, but it changed my whole commute. We put up with so much daily discomfort just because we're used to it.