RIP Lowell Burger Company…worst run restaurant in the history of restaurants, best burger in the history of humanity.

Rise is awesome. Collective in Billerica is also amazing and I’ve gone there more recently since it’s closer to me. Every employee is always incredibly friendly and pleasant but not in a remotely phony/salesperson way.

You’re not wrong, but there’s really no excuse for not being able to handle very basic home maintenance & repair. You don’t need to be a professional contractor to hang a shelf or patch a hole.

I am 37 and have a background in engineering/drafting. I’m proficient with most design software one would use for DIY projects, but my favorite is a good ol’ graph paper notebook, mechanical pencil, and small quilting ruler. I’m very tactile and just enjoy putting a pen/pencil to paper, plus it’s way easier to make quick tweaks with an eraser than it is to fire up the laptop, wait for Windows to update (because it always fucking does), make the changes, print a new copy to work from, etc, etc.

This was going to be my suggestion as well. The max temp they’re supposed to set them to by code is definitely too low for me. OP-Google your faucet brand to see how the stop position works to avoid a bunch of trial & error. You likely won’t need anything other than a small alan key for the set screw, and maybe a screwdriver.