Transition Zone fired this volley in news:d4d9009d-
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Very few people choose to put their money and time on
the high road ... in anything.


My view is that if you're not willing to put your best work into
something for yourself, it says bad things about what you're willing to
do for your customers.

I, too, occasionally "haywire" a piece of equipment to keep it running
until I can complete a job. But when that job is done, a proper fix is
first thing on the agenda. Anything else says (as you implied),
"Anything that just 'gets by' is good enough for me." And it's not.

I'm not even close to being the best machinist I know, in terms of
machining skills. But I think I am the most conscientious one I know.
No customer ever gets a half-done job. They like that.

LLoyd