Is it Even Possible to Handmake Pieces Perfectly?

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[@lordmark4966]

very true point, i believe everyone should aim for perfection in their work but expecting it is somethin only fools do. just do the best you can and improve a little each time, never will be perfect every time but can definitely make it look perfect even if it isnt

[@chuck-ne7uu]

I drive myself nutty trying to get stuff perfect. Seem right when I get towards the end of a project, something always happens. Never ever perfect.....

[@elizabethtailor111]

You've got me laughing...I think the phrase is "perfectly imperfect". Commiseration here is grande, because nothing can make you feel like a failure faster than making jewelry. It's nice to know others feel the same way. I just had a brainstorm (for what that's worth). After you've marked your claw placement, and started with your saw, if the danged burr wants to skitter off one way, if possible, do a little, then turn the work around so it draws in the other direction. Maybe it will help to stay more centered on your saw mark. Just a thought. I'm gonna give it a go on my next setting and see if it works.

[@ejbh3160]

You're being spam attacked Chris - there were 406 thumbs down on this within 25 minutes... with 15 'views' so far?

[@Gazz_R]

Much harder than it seems.