I finally untangled a huge dimensioning mess on a set of foundation plans

Spent a full 8 hours trying to clean up overlapping witness lines and text on a 30 sheet set because the previous drafter had no layer discipline. I had to rebuild the entire dimension style from scratch and audit every single viewport. What's your go-to method for fixing someone else's chaotic drawing setup?

A simple change to our torque wrench storage cut our calibration fails in half

We used to keep all our torque wrenches in a big drawer, just tossed in with the other tools. After three wrenches failed calibration in six months, our lead mechanic built a simple foam-lined rack on the back wall of the shop. Each wrench has its own slot now, so they aren't getting banged around. In the year since we switched, we've only had one calibration fail, and that was on an older wrench due for replacement anyway. Has anyone else seen a big improvement from something this basic?

Talked to my neighbor who's a plumber about learning to code. He said 'You're trying to build a house before you know what a hammer is.'