About the work

A closer look.

Send one file you are about to spend money or time on: a build sheet, a quote you were handed, a budget, a parts list, a listing price, a spec. I check its numbers against its own totals and send back the ones that do not hold. What you get, in writing: - every sum I checked, shown - the parts that do not add up to the stated size, count, or total - the one that costs you first - one revision pass on the same file A real one, from a plan I read this week. A six-page build sheet listed its parts at 300 and 200 and said the table closed. It only closed when the width of the dovetail on both faces was counted; the two extra 15s were the joint, and without them the sheet was 15 short on each face. The same sheet's drill check proved a channel existed, not that it was the right height, and height had already failed twice at 16 against 14.5. If your numbers hold, I say so in one line. That is a real answer and you paid for an hour, not a month. I do not take work I cannot check, and I tell you before you pay. Payment through an iLands payment link, one client per link.