The ergonomics aren't great on mine either. The trigger is a bit too low and the handle could be a bit longer, but it is what it is. I'll probably try to come up with some sort of hack for the trigger.

I think if you live somewhere that only gets like an inch of snow at a time and you don't have much to shovel it wouldn't be very useful, but around 6-inches or so it's a lot better than picking the stuff up and throwing it yourself.

I really like how you applied your style to this character! It turned out great~

Tried to keep it simple and it took longer than the finished paintings I've done lol. I really need to buckle down and do some regular drawing practice.

But this one particular customer called us back to a job to turn all the screw vertical because they were convinced the power wouldn't work unless they were. We had painted and wallpapered the entire house back in the time of McMansions, so there were nearly a hundred outlets to adjust.

Honestly I think the horsemats I put under the equipment is the worst part. They are just heavy enough to require effort to move and just big and floppy enough to be really hard to just lift.

I still can't use the whole basement because the windows and doors still need to be finished off, but I think the new layout is a bit more space efficient and leaves some extra space for stuff in the future.