My journeyman AI who had a long stories career used to say , " The only difference between you and a guy with a $50,000 shop and the fancy item specific tools is the $50,000 shop ." , & " Always blend your work to the last guys , make sure yours is as good or better than his but make the next guy guess where it ends and begins .". I've found that to be very difficult sometimes because sometimes you can't do what the last guy did just because it falls at the very extremes of slip shod . Right , safe , legal , but just really poorly exicuted without any finesse at all . This would be why I cut trim , route outside edges , and let someone else sand and finish wood . Sure I have the tools , I know how to use them , I just can't see finished in wood . There's always a dent , lump , scratch , or cut made against the grain to sand , steam or fill . Don't even talk to me about fillers .........
Meanwhile I have this mental image of how to use the 30-40 sets of 100# 16" roller drawer slides for soft close dawers in the loading room . Fortunately I also have a slip/roll and brake to make riveted metal drawer liners too . Which really means a library grade metal card file cabinet with really good slides .