Revisiting refurbs

[Bartonpipes]

Okay, I'll be the first to admit, I like having my phones apart in a million pieces probably as much as I like having them all sit on a shelf.

Several times I have refurbished a phone and let it sit for about a month and then I just find some small defect so I can justify taking it apart again.  Maybe I'm just not buying enough phones to kill the down time....

Anyone else out there guilty of this?

[unbeldi]

........ Maybe I'm just not buying enough phones to kill the down time....

Perhaps you're just lucky enough that you don't need to buy more phones.

[Bartonpipes]

Perhaps you're just lucky enough that you don't need to buy more phones.

Nope, I have a pretty big wish list... heck, I don't even have a single candlestick set yet! 

[WEBellSystemChristian]

I find myself doing the same thing! I sometimes re-refurb my phones, and I end up not finishing them. End result: phone parts all over the floor! I guess I'm just lucky that I never lose parts when I have them in pieces...

[Greg G.]

Close, but not exactly.  I have many phones that I have yet to refurbish.  My usual m.o. is to get a phone, take it apart and let it "age", fully intending to finish the project, then along comes another phone and I'm really curious about my new "toy", so the previous one gets pushed aside.  Repeat the process.  I don't think I have ever actually did a second round of refurbishing on a phone, too many others still waiting for the first go-around.

[Bartonpipes]

It may be that I haven't quite established a real process for working on what get.

[Doug Rose]

I work on a project until it is completed ....unless I am waiting for a part or (more likely) I am so frustrated that I cannot make it work that I feel a temper tantrum coming on. It will be the first thing I tackle the next time in the dungeon....Doug