This isn't for everyone, of course. He had loads of money sunk into tools and he needed a house with a shop (larger than a garage.) He did get some return by flipping some of his projects.
This isn't for everyone, of course. He had loads of money sunk into tools and he needed a house with a shop (larger than a garage.) He did get some return by flipping some of his projects.
I do enjoy heading out into the garage, turning on some music on and just doing stuff with my hands. Your thoughts here about your father are enlightening because the experience of just doing something is what I enjoy. I need to focus less on the outcomes and more about spending time because I enjoy it.
There are a lot of online narratives (maybe more so in hacker forums like this) about how so-and-so started making a thing and now they quit their day job and do that professionally. Or in woodworking there are a lot of YT channels where the potential of replacing day job is there.
My goal should be focused on happiness being in the shop and if some usable piece of woodworking is the output that is a bonus.