Sinabroks Chisels?

[battlemunky]

I'd say that your stitching is spot on. Whatever you did for that picture, do a thousand more times and you'll be good forever. Maybe make a lined belt now...plenty of straight line practice.

Edited May 26, 2022 by battlemunky

[Tugadude]

Tools are in investment sure, but good tools don't cost money, they make you money.  If your speed improves and your quality remains the same or gets better, they will quickly pay for themselves.  That's assuming you get paid for your work.  For many of us, we're in it for the fun and give most of our work away.  For us, the investment may still be worth it in time saved and quality achieved.  

[JayEhl]

59 minutes ago, Tugadude said:

Tools are in investment sure, but good tools don't cost money, they make you money.  If your speed improves and your quality remains the same or gets better, they will quickly pay for themselves.  That's assuming you get paid for your work.  For many of us, we're in it for the fun and give most of our work away.  For us, the investment may still be worth it in time saved and quality achieved.  

Truth!

[Hardrada]

1 hour ago, Tugadude said:

Tools are in investment sure, but good tools don't cost money, they make you money.  If your speed improves and your quality remains the same or gets better, they will quickly pay for themselves.  That's assuming you get paid for your work.  For many of us, we're in it for the fun and give most of our work away.  For us, the investment may still be worth it in time saved and quality achieved.  

Agreed.

Also, good tools last longer. Even in this era of cut corners–even from quality manufacturers–, good tools tend to be more durable. Durability is a key feature now that we're heading into scarcity, times when even dirt cheap sinojunk might not be available anymore.