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All seems sensible stuff although swapping the water pouches for "disposable" water bottles would allow you to connect the sawyer and refill them. Also, more rubber gloves are always good. And assuming the multitool is decent quality it looks pretty good but wouldnt pay $200 for it though. I'm pleas...

Well, if I was in charge of the country I think I'd impose a national lock down to coincide with the strike. Fill ya boots boys

Just fine tuning my whittling in readiness for Xmas

Excellent, thanks guys, can't believe I've never thought of that. Every days a school day

Still a manual tool kind of guy even the yankee pump driver gets used occasionally .I do have big dewalt battery drill 18 v but I still go to a old bosch 9.6 v which will and has run nicely off a car battery even a low 11 v or less crippled with few hundred amps is great to drive them. Yup even dea...

Or, if you're really skint & don't care about the environment or your own health (it can give you a bit of a headache), a 50/50 mix of diesel & used engine oil will also do the job.

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Does reusing single use ppe contribute to the risk of contracting an infection?

Yeah, we've had a washing machine catch fire midway through a cycle. They're very heavy, however you also become instantaneously very strong as you end over end it out the back door

Thanks for the pointer CBP. I think I'm just going to accept the fact I'm going to lose some arrows. A 70lb compound bow shoots a looong way if you miss the target and from 75m away you have no idea where the arrow went

Thanks Corvus, sadly all three, wood for the longbow, Ali for the recurve & carbon for the compound. The field belongs to the forestry so can't really go strimming it. Close range isn't an issue but stretching out the distance to 75m I'm missing quite a lot :-( You'll technically need permission fr...