Heard about my buddy stumbling into a hidden cove in Maine. No markers, just rocks and quiet. Called it the Most peaceful place on earth.

Ever think it could just be some medieval person's private, made-up art project? Like they were just doodling a fantasy world for fun, not trying to fool anyone or write in a real code.

Actually, learning to check for twists yourself is a key skill. If you always ask for help, you never really learn what to look for. It takes practice, but once you get it, you can pick boards fast and with confidence. Sure, ask questions when you're starting out, but try to do it on your own after a while. Relying on others every time can slow you down and might not always be reliable. Building that knowledge makes you a better woodworker overall.

Understand @oscarcooper's point, but I believe gear should work when you're at your worst. A tough setup in ideal conditions hints at bigger problems.

You used THREE fonts?