Quit chasing drama, your linework finally got its moment in the sun.

Funny you mention that. The real time killer isn't the bench or the wing, it's the second set of eyes. On the bench you're solo. On the wing there's always a guy walking by who stops to look. That alone makes you double check every pin before you close it up. Bench work feels private and safe, so the brain goes on autopilot. Also, the part is more stable on the bench, so you rush the wire bundle layout. Out on the wing, you're fighting the harness slack and that forces you to physically trace each wire. That tracing is what catches the crossed pins, not your eyes. So yeah, bench can be faster right up until you have to dig out the meter and look like a rookie.

Count the donated tools as wins too, 250 is just the surface.