Originally Posted by
miriam
I'm thinking way too many people try to fix something with out getting enough information before they start. It may look easy but often time good information can go a very long ways. Then there really is a school of hard knocks. Experience is a real good teacher. Unfortunately Igor flunked out of the school of hard knocks....
I think it doesn't help that there's a conception that sewing machines aren't all that "complex" - which is true to a point. They're easy to operate - mostly - and something children can be taught to use. To fix a specific problem can often be easy but sometimes it's not. It's important to recognize the difference and I think that Igor's problem is that he often doesn't recognize that he's crossed that line. There's also a severe lack of common sense out there sometimes...