The things I've learned today:
1. The mistake I've just made cutting, isn't going to look as bad as I think it is once I've completed the cut.
2. Keep my eyes on where I'm going to cut, not where I've already cut, as where I've already cut is going to look "wrong"
3. Not pushing the wood is important, as is....not holding the wood back (my new saw cuts smoother and quicker than the old and it is taking a lot of practice to get the feel of how quickly she cuts)
4. I CAN touch up mistakes to make them look a little more presentable.
Well...four things for this day, not a bad beginning
1. The mistake I've just made cutting, isn't going to look as bad as I think it is once I've completed the cut.
2. Keep my eyes on where I'm going to cut, not where I've already cut, as where I've already cut is going to look "wrong"
3. Not pushing the wood is important, as is....not holding the wood back (my new saw cuts smoother and quicker than the old and it is taking a lot of practice to get the feel of how quickly she cuts)
4. I CAN touch up mistakes to make them look a little more presentable.
Well...four things for this day, not a bad beginning

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