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I think the conclusion to be drawn here is preparation in depth , not concentrating on just one thing. Food stocks are great but far less so if you're forced out of you home because you can't pay the bills , money is great too but if the shop shelves are empty , all that dried food is great but if t...

Money, money money... I'd second that. Clear as much debt as possible to reduce out goings, manage the incoming as closely as possible and build up a cushion preferably in cash and close to hand . It might not be as sexy as gear but it is very versatile , it can buy food , fuel , pay for emergency ...

Cheers , I didn't click on any of the links in that article , perhaps a combination of cynicism and fear or worry . Hope you aren't bothered with too any unwanted calls.
Perhaps the thread title needs changing to "Swedish crypto scam" .

Stainless spike perhaps? That seems to be much harder to get a spark off. Either way my pliers are hardly what one would call new or even fairly new.

Has anyone else seen this ? https://lessonsforsmbmanagment.com/2018/02/16/3-marketing-tips-for-startups/ Seems the Swedish government is backing a new crypto currency if the link s to believed. It talks of huge profits to be potentially made although I'm still dubious . I know some see these as Ponz...

Certainly a lot more than I carry , well at least on my person I do stuff in my van . I recently started a thread about a pair of pliers I carry and those not all of the time . However , if you wish to carry more that's your prerogative and it looks like you've put considerable thought into what you...

I was always under the impression that fencing pliers had a hammer head and I agree with forge about the use of non ferrous tools for blasting work , not that I've done any but have experience with black powder cannon via re-enactment where pretty much all the tools were brass.

Rapier wit?

I think it's a "drift spike". When you are aligninig two drilled bits of metal, you use the spike to line up the holes so you can put a bolt or rivet in. Makes sense at least with thin pieces. The spike on mine is around 1/4" thick and 1/2" long before the curve of the handles s...

I know a lot of people carrry a multi tool of one form or another. I carry a Swiss Army knife practically all the time and that is often augmented with a pair of pliers probably down to that doing the job and me also probably being too tight to buy a shiny new multi tool. Now to the pliers . They ar...