Oh man, accidentally unpinning everything sounds so familiar. I mean, I once hid all my desktop icons trying to clean up and couldn't find anything for a week. Total chaos.

Does freezing really kill the eggs? I'll try it.

Digital tools don't make you dumb, they just let your brain skip the boring checks sometimes. Drawing by hand forces you to see each piece as a real thing you're placing. That physical step totally changes how you pay attention.

Measuring angles gets a bad rap, but it's really not that terrible. With a good protractor or digital gauge, you can be very accurate. The real trouble starts when your wood is warped or your walls aren't square. Trying to fit a perfect angle onto a crooked surface is what causes frustration. So the measuring part is often the most controlled step in the whole process.