I'm really beginning to appreciate the advantages of slow woodworking.
These days, I can wear my contact lenses, and therefore Do Stuff for just a few hours a day, 3 or 4 --- 6 hours is a long day, and I pay for that the following day.
But there are advantages. I have time to THINK.
I'm making a set of dining chairs. They were supposed to be finished by last C********, but I'm beginning to wonder if they will be finished by this next one...
But I've had two Good Ideas during the project, that I would not have had if I had simply gone ahead and made them as I envisaged at the start.
Being a slowcoach has its benefits!
S