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The trick is to avoid trying to "future-proof" your tools. You have to treat them as quite disposable, not polished gems. Add features as you need them and bui
by stephc_int13 6y ago
The trick is to avoid trying to "future-proof" your tools.
You have to treat them as quite disposable, not polished gems.
Add features as you need them and build components that you can salvage for your next tool.
- seg_lol 6y agoMaybe jig would be a better description. They are more focused on the workpiece and the outcome, a part may have multiple steps that it undergoes and a jig assists in its production.