IanW
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I'm all for giving things a chance, glad i've seen this three as might order one to try! 👍🏻
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Be interesting to see what they like..... hope better than the piranha chain that was out earlier this year.... that was rubbish!
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That's Amazing!...
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Mmm cover in oil, paprika and salt stick half a brown ale up its rear and slow oven..... will taste bloody lovely!
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Is there nowt you can do with it mate??
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It sounded immense.... shame it melted the top cover, brake handle and my sodding fingers!
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Spud.... My exhaust split open while working in heavy rain..... can you mend this and do muffler mod on it too?? Ian
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Lush (.)(.) s
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You don't get this problem whilst tree climbing.
IanW replied to bluebedouin's topic in General chat
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Mmm that's nice!
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Best splitter by far....... amazing!
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Banana & Blue Berries with fresh natural yoghurt and bee pollen granules.
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Do you not find the 220 grit a bit harsh?? My 1200 can remove a lot of material..... yet it could be differences in the stones though. Therapeutic isn't it??
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Mmm Macallan Gold! Beautiful..... nectar! 😊
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very complex that Japanese whiskey like. try it with different amounts of water to taste the 101 different flavours. Ian
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Mmm nice. What's your sharpening process mate? Mines 1200 for bevel setting, 6000 for polishing, 12,000 for polishing and 30,000 crox strop with pure leather to finish! Ian
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a knife with good steel and the right angle edge should last.... also depends what cutting tasks your doing.
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can't beat a set of proper Japanese waterstones, then a pasted strop to polish the edge! all my knives are shaving sharp, if it won't shave, it's blunt. Good job by the way, looks like you got a good edge on it. Ian
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I personally think that good waterproof boots are very important, do not go cheap here! Ankle support is well worth it! Buy suitable clothing for the conditions that you may encounter, as in warm wind proof, waterproof jacket, waterproof trousers/over trousers. a comfortable day pack for day hikes if your going further afield or staying out, a bigger burgen will hold more gear other things to consider to carry may include, lighter cordage - dyneema cord survival blanket superglue compass mobile phone knife long life dried food/ ration pack basic first aid kit a couple of mess tins for boiling water if your camping out axe / hatchet water purification tablets mosquito / bug repellent dry bag solar usb charger small mirror look here for all your outdoor gear needs Google heinnie haynes website excellent company with fast deliver and really good guides and reviews enjoy mate Ian
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Jesus what a complete retard!
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Japanese Waterstones are the best for sharpening axes and knives!! I have a set.... 800, 1200 and 6000 grit! With a little practice you let your axe and especially your knives razor/shaving sharp! Full set on eBay with non slip mat for £73 http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Japanese-Ice-Bear-King-Waterstone-Set-800-1200-6000-Grit-Nagura-Non-Slip-Mat-/111590092307?nav=SEARCH
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make ice cubes with it and chill your favourite drinks..... or just drink it on its own! Sprig of mint and slice of cucumber..... chilled is very refreshing!
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I've looked at growning cherry blossom trees and think they flower at about 10 years!
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It was a brand new chain so rakers were at normal height, a real careful sharpen can get these chains cutting nice.... but it don't last long, any debris has a real bad effect on the teeth and there does seem to be a massive inconsistency in the metal for the teeth and rakers...... I'll stick with Oregon
