As Warp says, measuring the clearances can be a small (or bigger) job depending on how much air plumbing you have on top of the cam cover.
If they are all within tolerances, just put it back together, easy peasy.
If some require adjustment, then... you need to remove cam ladder, remove camshafts, remove offending valve buckets and shims, so you can measure the shims and determine what size replacement shims you need to obtain.
Having done all that, you then sit around waiting for the new shims, 'cos you're probably not gonna put it all back together in the meantime, then have to strip it again?
Number one source of delay is obtaining the shims! Waiting around is the barley soda part......