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  • 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.
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    Karaoke Sing-a-long.

    Asikatali, nomas'ya bozhwa, sizimiseli nkululeko
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    Jack Hargreaves nutcracker

    Brilliant! heartwarming and brilliant, Ceeg
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    Anyone have an Old Hickory belt knife

    Having previously been disenchanted with an OH job in 1075, I would tend toward the 7.7, in 1095 and chop it about to your own preference.....at only half the price, it's a no-brainer. But do flip-off the handle slabs, reshape 'em and then Araldite them back onto the handle, before...
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    Jack Hargreaves nutcracker

    Does anyone still use the hand made hazel clothes pegs, the ones with a blood-seeking strip taken from the side of a bean tin. Doesn't seem all that long ago that these were touted door to door . 'suppose they went the same way as the tinker/grinder, with his bicycle-driven Tomek wheel. regards...
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    Tool Box Inventory

    In addition to Red's list; 2 rolls Duct tape. 1 x 5ltr tin of swarfega. box of industrial hand wipes regards all Ceeg
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    Vegetarian black pudding

    "Even white bits are black"...what a laugh...or was that Eric Postlethwaite Regards all Ceeg
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    UK Supplier of Canvas

    For a very large range of all types of canvas'd materials, try Whaleys of Bradford. Regards all and HPNY Ceeg
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    Mixed Crafts

    Very swish, well done. Ceeg
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    The Sissy Stick

    I know it as a,' Save-all' regards All Ceeg
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    Knots - resources to learn?

    Start off with any of Des Pawson's publications, but focus ,initially, on the practical knots. I believe the best way to absorb any new knot, is to put aside a time slot and then blitz the thing by consecutively tying at least six times. Do try not to obscure the build up process, by making...
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    Beaver ( Castor Fiber ) Sign

    You're very lucky Scoman. The closest I have ever been to a Beaver, is by re-reading "Three against the Wilderness" by Eric Coliier. Ceeg
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    Best Shemagh?

    I have two of these Hirbawi, the "Royal" and the B&W "Traditional" and they'e both a tad smaller than a 4 foot square. About £20 each, they don't need much looking after. Materials are 85% cotton, woven to provide a through-flow of air. they are streets ahead of the cheaper types, of which I...
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    Anyone had any rain yet.?

    Clouds are sweaty-threatening, no rain yet.
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    Anyone had any rain yet.?

    Nothing yet in Lincs, still very warm with a.m.mist. Light rain forecast this evening. Will have to give the chicken-bones a good rattling, cos my grass is all bright yellow. rgds Ceeg
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    A vegan friendly knife - stacked birch bark and hessian sheath.

    Swish, that's my word for it. Ceeg
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    Can you read this engraving?

    it looks to me, that the bend was made with handle off and the tang straightened out afterward. My imagination or is there a greater thickness of blade near to the end? Ceeg
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    Fi, me and a van called Red.

    Go n-eiri an bother leat Ceeg
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    Undoing stubborn knots?

    Bray..to pound or crush. In patois, its meaning is unmistakable. An intent to bray something/one, means use your dictionary as body armour. Hope that is cleared up. regards all Ceeg
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    Undoing stubborn knots?

    Agree with Broch. In small cordage and twines, especially the flat stuff, it's the best way of tackling the two trapped parts, simultaneously. Regards Ceeg
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    A caterpillar first.

    I thought that last post of mine was actually a bit older...guess what, 10 months down the line and today I have clocked two Privet Hawk Moths in my garden. We don't have Privet, they beasties were low down on some tallish brassica-like things, the heads turn purple in late summer, but are...