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Seems the £10 buy back scheme had some problems, seems they only expected <1,000 to be handed in. A wholesaler handed in 35,871.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cpvzkvm3wmno
Wurkkos TS10 £7.92
https://www.wurkkos.com/products/%E3%80%90limited-99%E3%80%91wurkkos-ts10-v2-14500-powerful-mini-edc-flashlight
Or AE with battery £9.81
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/1005006710207549.html
Pathfinder has come out with a carbon since this thread was created.
https://www.selfrelianceoutfitters.com/collections/stainless-steel-pots-pans/products/carbon-skillet
Martor make a few stainless versions.
https://www.seton.co.uk/martor-trapezoid-blade-no-199-secunorm-profi25-mdp.html
The 610 is a triple notched version.
Are you going to buy just beeswax, or buy it in candle form?
Was going to buy these
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Brubaker-Beeswax-Christmas-Candles-Pyramids/dp/B07K1RRGXR
But annoyingly £8 delivery from Germany, when all the other regular wax Brubaker candles ship from Amazon...
Dell was investing in a company that captured carbon dioxide and turned it into plastic, 10 years ago?
The company still has a web site, but seemingly not progressed as haven't heard anything new in a decade.
https://www.newlight.com/
Basic problem of making CO2 into some sort of large...
Being a software dev based in a government office for several years in the late 90s.
Can confirm civil servants are (or were though I doubt gov has invested in staff) hopeless at managing data.
So who knows how inaccurate it is.
Yeah have bought a Whitehouse Sparhook for 50p at a carboot once.
Spear & Jackson make some inexpensive ones if need one asap, and hopefully have the opportunity to try out other billhook patterns at the course. And then can find a old one or decent modern make.
I've layed many a hedge with a yorkshire billhook, prefer the pointed corner and the weight for the initial cut, and then flip it around to the hook to trim the spike.
Never tried hedgelaying with a fibreglass one, but imagine they're really lightweight.
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