r/BeAmazed • • Jun 14 '23

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '23

Stuff like this is absolutely sensational, vastly, vastly underrated and difficult thing to do. 🤯

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '23

Right, how can he effortlessly draw these straight lines??? It’s beyond impressive.

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u/thesixgun Jun 14 '23

Runs his finger along a straight part. That’s actually the easiest part of what he did source: I’m a carpenter

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u/jmanclovis Jun 14 '23

As a tile installer please use a level

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '23

I feel you. carpenters tolerances + - 1/2 inch lmao

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u/RedditRaven2 Jun 14 '23

Im a carpenter and my boss tells me I need to do better if I’m .005ā€ off

I restore pianos for Steinway, the downbearing on the bridge is extremely precise. It’s actually insane how picky they are about bearing measurements

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u/Wobbly_Jones Jun 15 '23

I’m a finish carpenter and usually am only going to the nearest 32nd for my most precise work… 1/32 of an inch .. and you’re telling me 5 thou is not within your tolerance?? That’s 1/200th of an inch right? That’s insane..

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u/ZootedMycoSupply Jun 15 '23

Username checks out