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Yes , I have thought of that and may need to resort to it.

Yes , have thought about that. The longer handle won't actually be taking more force or pressure than the shorter handle ironically.

It needs to be a temporary connection. I'm essentially intending to take a shorter handle , lop the top off to give a possible change in leverage. So the screw in , screw out insert with female would be best I feel if I can find a large diameter and longer length.

Looking for whatever this is called - I've located the type of thing it is from Amazon as its basically what is used for connecting Pool / Snooker cues together - a Male and Female connector. I am however looking for a larger version of the same - to allow connection of two parts of wood...

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I'll take these please.

I'd double check the exhaust to make sure its not leaking fumes into the cabin. :)

How about a hexxy block that's been carved into a sharp pointy shape?

OP may have moved onto new opportunities I think looking at the date.

Before people start sourcing and pricing up emergency signalling items maybe best to be honest and ask yourself if you actually carry that first aid kit into the field when you do go out. Because if you are not carrying the FAK then I think there is even less chance you will be carrying the...

Not tried this yet but sure it will appeal to some of the garden shed brewers here.

Wage low - yes I think Its more going to appeal to someone whom wants to start/get their foot in the door of that sort of work.

Hope its ok to post here? If not Mods please delete. Opportunity for a writing position for an Outdoorsy/Prepper person with suitable experience and creative writing skills.

But as mats seems to mostly travel on the outside of a pack ( mine do at least ) I'm ok with that , even if just bungeed down. I'd be interested to know what make yours is Toddy if you have a moment of remembering.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hilka-82680300-Mechanics-EVA-Folding/dp/B0CQ57BNQ8/ref=asc_df_B0CQ57BNQ8?tag=bingshoppinga-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80814311085444&hvnetw=o&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=4910&hvtargid=pla-4584413779155713&psc=1&msclkid=728e72a1ad9c1f79d4cb1b42a71b2381 A...

Yes its a relatively recent design. And yes its thin. Have you used one?

My bad - one of these - Which IS good at being space saving and compact but ultimately its thin. So i wondered if there was something that took the best of both worlds ? Old school durability but maybe with a new waffle concertina type style ?