This particular maker-builder loves clean-up work. Yes, it's great when you have a free hand to design something beautiful and new, but it can be even more sati

This particular maker-builder loves clean-up work. Yes, it's great when you have a free hand to design something beautiful and new, but it can be even more satisfying to begin with a mess, dig through the crud, find the heart of the machine, and polish it to a gleam. If you start with a perfectly clear vision, it is easy to feel disappointed by the rough edges and unpleasant quirks which inevitably creep into the finished product - but when you start with something ugly, which your work then uplifts, the result might be more than you hoped for.