What did you buy today?
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A 10 inch pry bar.
Have thought about getting a Hultafors 108 mini.
With the nail hole, wondering if it'll bite enough on a upright to make a hanging pot arm.
Wrecking Bar Steel 108 MINI | Hultafors Tools
A small, useful steel 7.5” wrecking bar that can be used to pull small nails, remove wood strips or to open cans.
www.hultafors.com
A Neechi NM2000 sewing machine in as new condition, still in its box. They'd only opened it to check it out and try out once.
Good catch, those little Sofirn lanterns are great. I’ve got a couple I use in the house on a low warm white with half the LEDs off. Red is a bit bright, but a handy addition.
Some stickers for my new laptop. (Which I havent made friends with yet)
(Not wanting to use laptop as a TRAY might be the reason why).
Everyone at work has lots of stickers...
...shame I cant find any celtic designs that are not New age...with all the designs out there, why do we have to have hippy?
And the Norse stuff makes me glad I am no Viking.
(Not wanting to use laptop as a TRAY might be the reason why).
Everyone at work has lots of stickers...
...shame I cant find any celtic designs that are not New age...with all the designs out there, why do we have to have hippy?
And the Norse stuff makes me glad I am no Viking.
I bought a Decathlon MT100 down jacket for 50 quid and for the price it seems to be an excellent product. On paper the specs are pretty respectable when compared with the higher end brands but for 50 quid its punching way above its weight. I've only had it for a week so no indication of how well it will wear but its is well put together so I don't see any problems arising.....nothing that duct tape wont fix anyway.
Just got this in the post yesterday.
Boker Barlow BFF. Lovely little knife. Just 6 inches in total length.
Boker Barlow BFF. Lovely little knife. Just 6 inches in total length.
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thats interesting. you could use an inverter and brew up from a car battery how much did you give for that?For urban travel, makes it possible to get boiling water if there is an electric socket. 1kW.
590ml water boiling in 3min40sek.
Check out Amazon, you can get them to plug into the cigarette / power socket in your car.
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they are interesting but i wouldnt want one i dont think. I keep a rocket stove in the van,, burns with twigs leaves and even cardboard x
I had one of those electric immersion heaters years ago, they hail from the same days as electric bar heater. I wouldn’t ever get another. Mine developed a very tiny crack in it, you can imagine the rest. It involved an electric shock, an exploding cup, and a bad scalding.
I’m hoping you don’t have any similar problems, they heat up extremely fast if not immersed and will burn. As far as I know, they’re Chinese made and it would be well worth checking it meets EU standards.
Sticking with my tiny BRS 3000t Ti stove and gas canister, or Alpkit Jetboil clone for safe water heating.
I’m hoping you don’t have any similar problems, they heat up extremely fast if not immersed and will burn. As far as I know, they’re Chinese made and it would be well worth checking it meets EU standards.
Sticking with my tiny BRS 3000t Ti stove and gas canister, or Alpkit Jetboil clone for safe water heating.
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