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When I was in highschool, my pal and I would go along a wooded lane deep into the the woods to visit a hermit who told us stories of the first world war. He said that there was a platoon of black soldiers, and that after a gas attack they mounted a charge, which freaked the Germans out, as they thought the soldiers were some sort of zombie fighters.
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[img]https://i.imgur.com/MG9QjWk.jpg[/img]
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Yes, I am sure that many are using that size rope, although I don't remember anyone specifically mentioning atrax. I think the Bone would likely prefer a more supple rope.
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The beech I had milled into lumber (1 by), was a beautiful salmon color with interwoven grain, but when strip stacked and air dried it warped badly and became rock hard.
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Not sure about the range, but Wikipedia has a picture of one on a shrub, taken in Germany.
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Horsehair Worm | Horticulture and Home Pest News HORTNEWS.EXTENSION.IASTATE.EDU Description of horsehair worms The horsehair worms are interesting threadlike roundworms that resemble the "hair of...
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Evidently, according to a new poll in Russia, the percentage of Russians who say they trust Putin has increased from some 63 percent, to over 80 percent. Of course. it may not be wise to say otherwise....
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The new blade must be the explanation, but no idea why.
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One politician who has aspired to be president here in the US recently called this scene a "White mausoleum, where honor and honesty go the die"
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I think the Bone will only receive a CE cert. if a major gear company takes it on.
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Meetings with remarkable trees, the Arbtalk version
surveyor replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Picture Forum
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latest Bulldog Bone
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The comments on youtube are great.
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that must be the efficiency of a human running on beer.
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cedar dust from band saw milling is bad stuff, I think partly due to its high silica content.
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This would seem to me to be a viable two line setup using the Scarab, which can be had in both stainless or titanium.
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Not CE marked (like the Zig-Zag), but for what it's worth, the stainless steel links are ANSI rated at over 8000 LBS MBS, ( the neptune coated friction links at over 16000 intact) and the aluminum spine, arms, and attach point are all aircraft grade 7075 aluminum alloy.
