Thanks, I’ll tell you my routine. First I always start with a good set of straightedges and a reliable tape measure, never letting a worn tape slip. I check each piece twice – once right after cutting and again before gluing – to catch any drift. I also use a spirit level on every surface to keep planes true, and a carpenter’s square for right angles. A little patience goes a long way; I never rush a cut, letting the wood settle and making sure the blade is perfectly centered. And of course, I keep a clean workbench – a tidy surface helps keep my eye on the line. That’s how I keep my measurements sharp.