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Cool writeup! Also, this is painfully recognizable...: > Even with the most important components in hand, I didn’t actually started building anything: my atten
by isoprophlex 5y ago
Cool writeup! Also, this is painfully recognizable...:
> Even with the most important components in hand, I didn’t actually started building anything: my attention had shifted to other projects.
First they recruit 5 co-workers to order 12 panels given Amazon's 2 panels-per-customer limit... only to have attention wander for a few months, haha.
- tverbeure 5y ago3 months between purchasing the goods and starting to work on it is really not bad and definitely below average compared to some of the other stuff on my shelves. One of the best parts of a hobby is the freedom to not do something when you don’t feel like it.
- isoprophlex 5y ago> One of the best parts of a hobby is the freedom to not do something when you don’t feel like it. This is a much more compassionate view to take, you're absolutely right. I shouldn't be so hard on myself for not immediately following through, its a hobby after all..!
- sokoloff 5y agoIndeed. I’ve got a mill in the basement for 5 years waiting on a CNC conversion. (I’ve used it manually in the meantime, but that’s the most physically obvious long-delayed hobby project.)