Many of my students get in a hurry and rush their projects.  Some even cut steps to keep working instead of waiting for a particular machine to be available.  This is counter-productive because skipping a critical step, such as face jointing, will cause more work later in the project.  Although my students have multiple items to work on, they will not wait until the right machine is available to use at that time.  So as I say, be patient, and use the right machine for the task at hand.  Don’t skip steps or use the wrong machine.  Take the time to ensure that the board is square and flat.  Some think that only a doctor has patients, but I believe a good woodworker has patience also.  Being patient will improve craftsmanship!

Enjoy your shop time!

Jerill