Read a study that said people overvalue branch access, most of that stuff is online now anyway.

Architects love to design these complex shapes without a single thought for the poor drywall crew. That ceiling sounds like a nightmare, and of course the lighting shows every flaw. It's the same story everywhere, cool idea on paper that looks rough in real life. You just know the contractor lost money on that part of the job.

Yeah, we do the same thing on our older Haas. The extra chip load helps pull heat away from the cutter. We've been running a 15 to 25 percent bump for years now and it actually makes the finish better. It just seems to handle the extra engagement better than letting it rub.

My buddy's flour trail just fed a squirrel army.

Ever tried a food you thought you'd hate?