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We asked our team a simple question last month: whose hands did you watch when you were a child? Almost everyone had an answer. A grandmother sewing, a father working in a garage, an aunt kneading bread, an uncle who repaired everything in the house himself. None of us had thought about it for years. All of us could remember the exact way those hands moved. Most of those people stopped, somewhere along the way. Either they couldn’t anymore, or nobody asked them to teach. Same hands as ours, in shape. Different in what they’d done. We think about that every time we ship a kit to someone starting their first project.