On Dec 15, 12:48 pm, "Dave In Houston" wrote:
"RicodJour" wrote in message

And to cheer up Charlie Self, I'll draw a woodworking analogy. Do you
cut corners on the interior of your cabinet because nobody will see
it, or do you do the best work you feel you can do whether anyone sees
it or not?

I resemble that remark!
Is it OK to use a lesser expensive piece of material since nobody is
going to see it?

Good work isn't wasteful. The best work you can do requires you to be
thrifty. That's why God invented poplar for furniture frames and the
guts of projects. And that's why I have one US regulation ****load of
offcuts awaiting their turn in the limelight...on the interior of
something or other.

R