Sell till it hurts, then fix what breaks, repeat.

Did you hear they also recalibrated a bunch of other mountain heights with that new GPS tech? I saw a geologist post about it, saying the old numbers were based on older surveys that were off by a few feet. Honestly, I’d just plan for a tougher climb anyway, since weather and trail conditions always hit harder than the map says.

Honestly that sounds like peak DnD chaos, not a disaster.

Honestly all that hand-cut stuff is just for show, a router and a good jig will beat any chisel work for strength and speed, and nobody's going to see the joint anyway once it's covered up. You'd trust it more if you just let the machine do the thinking.

$2,300 is cheap for that lesson, I paid twice that after my ceiling sagged for a month.