I've come full circle several times.

I have a brake bleeder, an oil change jugs with a cap on top and the side, cellphone tool kits, and more...

Sometimes it takes a while to derive the tenets of labor specialization from first principles.

How many of us can make more making nets for fishermen than making nets AND fishing yourself?

Sometimes I wonder this and then look up how much it costs to get some job done and realize I'm probably still coming out substantially ahead.

	▲	viraptor 3 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		You still need to account for a fun factor. I've got a nas which cost me probably $400 in parts to save on buying a $300 solution. But it's mine, janky, fun and I wouldn't have it any other way.
	▲	BizarroLand 2 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		I know my local library loans out tools, I wonder if I can gift my use once tools to them so someone else could borrow them instead of buying?