I hit the log clamp on the mill with the blade for my first operator mistake, besides breaking off the fuel lever (on order) with the recoiling starter handle.
A new torque wrench is great for setting the tension. My old one is a deflector one that I don't really use. Now, I have a click-type!
MIlled some 2"x2"x12' for strips for hoop house purlins, resawed some 4" elm slabs into two pieces, each, flattening them before going into the planer, and sanded some little chunks of interesting maple from the little bandsaw into fidgets or "worry" blocks, key chains or backpack decorations for my daughter.
She had been selling origami to classmates with her friend, but newness/ interest from kids has warn off. She might like to make some backpack 'flair' blocks as her next item. She and I started a free website for her craft biz interest, but I think it may have been lost.
Previously, I'd make some bigger chunks into a pen holder, especially for the pens with the battery bottoms
or a Sharpie. Pen holder and fiddle in one!