The Paradox of Fancy Tooling

The simpler the tool, the more it rewards skill Plain hammer beside an over-built chainsaw-hammer, showing simpler tools reward skill Want to come back later? Save this to readplace.com . The Paradox of Fancy Tooling | Reader View A good carpenter does a lot with a good hammer. Hand the same carpenter a hammer shaped like a chainsaw and the work gets worse and slower, not better or faster. The grip fights the hand. The weight sits wrong. The tool does more than a hammer needs to, and does very badly the one