Yes I agree with Martin. In Blender there are so many ways to get to an end result and the way to get there will always be different. So there is no right or wrong, just getting to your end result in the most efficient way possible. And if a tool got finicky and yielded weird results, and that happens all the time, it’s ok to then say well let me do it this way, get the result you wanted, and move along. Yet you may be wondering, but I want to know why that tool didn’t work as I wanted, well the answer is, it’s Blender, sometimes you know, sometimes you say argh @$%& and just try it a different way.
