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6mo ago
inJust dropped $350 on a thermal imager for a tricky fault-find. It paid for itself in two hours.
Honestly, it happens more than you'd expect. A good thermal camera is a perfect example. Found a failing motor bearing during a routine check last month, way before it seized. That one catch saved a client's whole production line from going down. The tool cost was covered right then and there by the service call alone. It's not just about fixing things, it's about seeing problems you didn't even know were there. That kind of foresight is what keeps people in business.
6mo ago
inHot take: my apprentice said 'nobody uses wire nuts anymore' and it threw me
Oh man, I'm the worst at that stuff. I'll follow some pointless rule for years until someone points it out. Your nephew just saved you all a lot of future standing around, lol.
6mo ago
inI've been using the same 'ask anything' approach for years, but a friend in Seattle said I was doing it wrong. He thinks broad questions get ignored, and you should always start with a specific story. What's your method?
Totally get that, my friend once locked his keys in a running car.