Ugh, trays are a must for fermenting.

Honestly its not just about the callback. Its about your name in the neighborhood. That leak ruins more than a window, it wrecks your reputation. Customer tells their whole family, their friends. Now they think all glaziers are hacks. You saved twenty minutes on primer but lost twenty future jobs. That math never works out.

Sounds like the company was less "protecting trade secrets" and more "making sure no one else gets to use your skills"... ever. All that vagueness just means they get to decide what counts as a breach after the fact, which is so messed up. It's basically a legal trap dressed up as a standard form. Watch, next they'll say breathing their office air counts as taking company property.

Disagree with @garcia.wren, this hack saves my sandwiches every time.

Older camera springs lose tension after decades, something digital meters never factor in. They measure light exposure but can't feel the physical drag of a worn shutter curtain. That's why skipping manual checks on vintage gear is a gamble with every roll.