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08-15-2018 12:25 AM |
I always seen to have at least a dozen projects either in the works or on the back burner or in the gathering materials stage or in a ‘cool, I want to make this” stage. Does anyone have a great spreadsheet or app to keep all of the details separate and organized? |
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#1 posted 08-15-2018 01:45 AM |
When I’ve got more than one project going on at the same time in my shop, or I’ll get to another one later, I don’t have spreadsheet made up for it. I color code with different color tape on each of the parts for each project. I also keep a workshop workbook that’s many years old with a material and cutlist and notes of each of the projects, with the color of the project also on both the cutlist and the notes. -- Bruce Free Plans http://plans.sawmillvalley.org |
#2 posted 08-15-2018 02:02 AM |
I use Todoist. Great project orientation, project templates for re-use and task management. -- Half of what we read or hear about finishing is right. We just don’t know which half! — Bob Flexner |
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