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Recent content by hughtrimble
The awesome MakerMoot is coming up (13-15th Nov 2026), Visit the TORM & ARM markets,and have space back at camp to work on projects and enjoy great company.PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information.
For sale is a Buffalo Systems Belay Jacket with the removable hood. A UK-made classic.
Bought this for my dad who no longer uses it. It is in good used condition, with some marks to the Pertex outer as you'd expect, but really not many. Zipper pulls have worn coatings. Washed in TechWash from...
This. Minimal grip sufficient to guide the blow and using the handle swell to prevent it from leaving your hand. The rings maybe be for increased grip for gentle work?
Here's one of the smaller ones I saw in use. No rings.
Sometimes a good jet of air can blast out the crap that's accumulated over the years, or if the materials allow it, submerging in warm soapy water for a while and opening and closing the blade. Cocktail sticks are good for scraping harder stuff out if really caked on. Then oil it up and work it...
I don't have a Click and Collect Business account it's just a Click and Drop account that anyone can open, no business association needed. Definitely didn't need to put in any details suggestive of a business to use it.
https://parcel.royalmail.com/click-and-drop
I don't see how he can be so sure of the contributors to the survival of what remains and the demise of what doesn't. Sounds like he's putting all his eggs in one basket, and saying that X crops can perform in this environment, when they were in the context of the Y which didn't, doesn't mean X...
I don't actually see a guy line in the first picture (if you're talking about the middle of the right hand side) but I do see the loop for it. And I do see the loop for the same in the second, it's to the 11oclock of the corner attachment point and due to perspective it's much closer to the...
Felix Immler has a video using a SAK only on sticks rather than a wood block. Made them a few times; finicky to get right but mighty powerful for gripping things.
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