>>10893439I think we all know that's relatively wrong.
I'm a fabricator. I don't think we've bothered to try and teach the 'correct orientation of objects without a install point, or objects to do it on the spot. .
Betting on 'lefty looseyisms' results in more tears than anything.
Everyone will turn a bolt the wrong way, get used to a reverse mesh or muscle memory from handling.
Probably be best to avoid it too. If we're all moving to tech.
Academic spin is a bit counter to trades common hand, shocker.
A moment of silence for all the heavy plates and nearly completed cladding art we've lost over the ages.
For want of a moment, fed to a roller or break press Y over X or a thicknesses short.
We'll forever remember you as dread the next fucked job that none will admit fault for.
