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That day I had to hand-cut 300 feet of crown molding for a custom ceiling in Savannah
The miter saw died halfway through, so I finished with a coping saw and a lot of patience. Anyone else ever had a major tool fail on a huge custom detail job?
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sanchez.dylan7mo ago
Honestly that's the kind of thing that makes me wonder if tools are built to break right when you need them most. It feels like a weird rule of the universe, like how your phone battery always dies during an important call. Finishing that with a coping saw must have taken forever, but at least you got it done. That's real craftsmanship right there.
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tyler3687mo ago
Tbh I keep a cheap backup jigsaw blade in my toolbox for exactly this. It's saved me a couple times when the good one snapped. Lets you finish the cut without switching to hand tools.
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phoenixgreen6mo ago
Yeah, that "weird rule of the universe" thing is spot on. My buddy had his main drill bit snap halfway through a project and his backup was the only thing that saved the day.
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