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If it works, it works.

• amelius 4y ago
  Until it doesn't and you have to redo your entire drawing in another tool ... It is always better to choose a tool where you're least likely to run into a dead-end street.
  • bzxcvbn 4y ago
    If you know in advance that you're not going to need a more powerful, more complicated/expensive/... tool, then it's okay and even recommended to use the "lesser" tool. If I need to screw in a few screws, am I better off buying a small screwdriver or a professional 18V screwdriver/drill combo with 24 add-ons? Who knows, it depends on my projects and my skills, but it's entirely possible that buying the $5 screwdriver is the appropriate thing to do.
    • amelius 4y ago
      That's a bad example because you can always switch to the powertool if needed without building your project from scratch.