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On 29 Sep 2004 10:27:09 -0700, (Ron) wrote:
My #1, immutable, unyielding rule in the shop is:
"It is absolutely forbidden to start a new project until the current project
is complete."
That's interesting how people are different. Of course 35 would be too
many for me but I just spent the evening with SWMBO trying to convince
her that I need to have 3 projects at any one time. My rational is
this. If I'm in the finishing stages of a project and I'm tired of the
sanding and finishing or I just get impatient, I can go to another
project and work on that stage. By having 3 projects at any time I
will have a beginning, middle and end stage project. Right now I have
a flag display case that got the last glue up last night and needs
sanding and finishing, a jewelry box that has some rough cuts and is
just about mid way and I just started the plannign and budgeting for a
cabinet for the bathroom. When I get home tonight I can either sand
wood, cut wood, or buy wood for my next project. YMMV
I tend to have 3 or 4 projects going at a time, but they're usually
very different from each other... a book stand for the wife, a shelf
for the garage, etc...
Which one I work on is usually dependant on what mood I'm in and
whether I feel like routing, dado'ing, sanding, etc..
Mac
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