Rant: Finally caved and tried a digital protractor after swearing by my old swing arm one
I've been drafting for about 12 years now and always figured my old swing arm protractor was fine. Last week I had a commercial job in downtown Portland measuring some weird angles for a steel stair stringer. After getting it wrong twice and burning maybe 2 hours, my buddy handed me his digital one. I was all 'nah I don't need that fancy stuff'. But I tried it out of desperation. First try it was dead on. Felt kinda dumb but also kinda glad. Anyone else stubborn about switching tools then get proven wrong by a specific job?