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RE: I Tested It: Does the Expensive Tool Actually Make You Better?
The unfair setup of your experiment really cuts to the heart of how we measure tool value beyond just the immediate task. I've found that the most expensive tools often shine in their longevity and resale value, which your test didn't address. Have you noticed how premium brands maintain their resale value better than budget options?
You went straight at the the value part, so here is the rest of that thought. Materials have opinions, the good maker listens to them early, and that is the piece I would add to your point. How many attempts did the first one take?