You know the moment.
That tiny little blip in time when you realize that you've messed up? Sure you do. You stand there like a fool, staring blankly at the project you've been working on for the past 2 weeks. Your arms hanging loosely at your sides, your mouth half open in disbelief, your left eye begins to twitch. It's at that moment when you realize you....
I KNOW i'm not the only one
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Wow Geoff I could probably wind up with carpal tunnel syndrome answering this one,but the worst one I can think of was when I was making 4 window boxes that had 2 raised panels in the front of each and I made 8 panels and didn't take in consideration the fact that each panel had to be 3/4'' wider than the opening. another one was I built an entertainment center for my tv and realized I couldn't get it out of my basement shop, good thing it was built using pocket holes so I could take it apart and bring it up in pcs.
Hey ray, that sounds like the desk (think Kreg workbench) that I built for work. I built it in my bedroom and the day I went to take it to work I had to take a couple doors down and it just did get through. Although it was built using Kreg joinery; the sides, back and front (2 doors) were made from ¼" hardboard and nailed to the frame, plus the top and bottom shelf was ½" plywood and also nailed down. So it was just one whole unit and not able to break down in pieces like yours.
ray vile said:
Wow Geoff I could probably wind up with carpal tunnel syndrome answering this one,but the worst one I can think of was when I was making 4 window boxes that had 2 raised panels in the front of each and I made 8 panels and didn't take in consideration the fact that each panel had to be 3/4'' wider than the opening. another one was I built an entertainment center for my tv and realized I couldn't get it out of my basement shop, good thing it was built using pocket holes so I could take it apart and bring it up in pcs.
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