I’d like to see your source(s) information on this. The financials tell a different story: Repairs are classified in the consumable tooling category in quickbooks. Here is high level data from this category in the woodshop:
2016- $8,383.92
2017- $11,208.75
2018- $17,504.46
2019- $39,736.08
Anybody think woodshop consumable tooling has changed so much in one year to require $22,000 in extra funds? Mark, I think you took over in what, September of 2018? Oh, and $10,394.36 of the 2018 spending happened between September and the end of the year. The Great Training Experiment first appears in the January of 2019 woodshop meeting minutes.