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I'm going to be seriously unhappy if this turns out to be the case, the whole point of the bloody thing is that it will charge any 5v usb device.

I'll be interested to hear how well it changes usb devices, the wood gas stove part of it is well proven, although is there a low and high or variable setting on the fan?, still mid July for delivery of mine :(

Heh mate, yeah I did think about that , but I haven't seen any threads saying there will be knapping this year, if there is I'd be more than happy to help defray the transport costs of some extra nodules :)

I've decided that rather than travelling down to the Moot by plane (as I've done in the past), I'm going to drive, means I can bring more stuff :o, but more importantly it means I can take stuff back, (always a problem with the pesky airline limits). So the reason for this thread, there's two...

Enjoyed that Doc, nice one Stephen

Looking forward to your first thoughts on it Stingray.

I'd like to do the first aid course, mine is out of date, is there enough interest to run it? I'd quite like to do the basket weaving as well, interested in making a lobster/crab pot

Heh Paul happy birthday mate, looks like a great place to spend a Birthday, and the Survivorman to boot :)

DD's a good hammock, but the Blackbird is just another level, unfortunately price wise as well :) I only sold mine on as I make my own bridge hammocks these days.

Rich (Shewie) bought my Blackbird and said he watched them crawl thru the mesh one night, I never noticed them getting thru. Its noseem btw, not mosquito netting. Shewie actually sent midge netting to Brandon to get a special Blackbird made using it. I don't know if he's used it in anger yet...

Yes there was someone, cant remember when, or who, last year or so, do a search, pretty sure he did a full start to finish tutorial on it.

Lol Now I'm REALLY gonna have to practise my whoopies and shackles before the moot, should be interesting, all my stuff bar the shackles is 2mm or less. Stephen

Tony I've made a few whoopie slings, as well as soft shackles and other bits and pieces, and have rolls of various gauge fishing leaders to make splicing tools, but don't know about a workshop. If I decide to come this year, which is probably :), I'd be happy to show individuals. I'll have a...

I've one on order as well, looks like mid-July for mine :(

I've enjoyed your tutorial, and really enjoyed your work, but man, this guy is amazing, the detail on his face, I really like the use of depth and shadow to enhance his features. Not sure about the candle idea, but perhaps a casting in bronze, with a candle holder built in?, perhaps one either side.

Sorry to hear about your hands Mary, sounds like you may have to catch up on your reading?, do you have a Kindle? it might be easier on your wrists and fingers. Stephen

I saw this and just cracked up, ROFLOL, Rich without a hovis crackers and squeezy cheese just doesnt compute somehow

I agree with you Josh, (also about the drysuit :) ), I think it really hit home for me when I started down the sailing canoe path, you can get a long way from shore very quickly, on a trip to the Kyles of Bute we were tacking across the whole width of the sound to make headway back home. Also...

This is what you need linky, dyneema, get thinner if you can find it, tree surgeon throw line from Marlow is 1.5mm and has a breaking strength of 3KN :), btw its also bright yellow, difficult to forget, even for me who has on more than one occasion ;)

I'll have that, PM inbound