Oh totally, @the_fiona, my grandma swore by creek gravel and it somehow worked every time.

Heard raccoons can even open simple twist latches with those clever little paws.

Forty dollars in parts and a two hundred dollar service call is what I just talked a customer through on the phone before they hung up on me. They told me the ice maker was clicking like crazy and then just stopped making ice. I had to explain that the auger motor was probably a bad batch from the factory, but the labor to get to it is where the real money goes. The sad part is I know they'll either pay it or just throw the whole fridge out. It's like Samsung is building these things with a planned failure date stamped right on the circuit board.

Yeah except standups and all hands are different things.

Newer tools just have better safety features though...