Daniel Torres (u/danielt40)

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A client asked me to fix a camera without reporting previous water damage

It was an older DSLR they planned to trade in, and the board had clear signs of past moisture. They just wanted it working enough to pass a quick check at the store. I know a proper repair would cost more than the camera is worth, but hiding this feels shady. Where do you draw the line between helping a customer and being part of a dishonest sale?

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danielt40•3d ago

A cracked door taught me to never skip the edge inspection.

I was putting in a tempered glass door last week and rushed through the prep. I skipped checking the edges for small chips or cracks. When I set the door, a tiny chip I missed made the whole pane shatter. In my experience, this kind of thing happens when you try to save time. Now I always run my finger along every edge before setting the glass. This extra step has saved me from similar breaks on a few jobs since then. Your mileage may vary, but I hope this tip helps you avoid the same hassle.

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A client asked me to fix a camera without reporting previous water damage

A cracked door taught me to never skip the edge inspection.

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