Is that like the 3/8 pelican on arbsession? I’ve been playing around with this the last couple days, and I have to say I’m liking it. I’ve been using some paracord but will be looking for a more permanent solution.
This is a great point. For example a pound of fresh ground 80/20 beef (the og superfood) has a whopping 1225mg of potassium and 77mg of magnesium. Add in some low carbohydrate vegetables like broccoli, cabbage, spinach, etc. and the average adult should be good to go. On a personal note I’m...
I really like the LMNT too. If you get tired of the flavors offered or want to save a little money Redmond Real Salt has their Relyte in tubs for less. Pretty similar electrolyte profile. Although I don’t think the LMNT pouches are too bad price wise with a subscription. Especially when you...
I used those years ago. I had a similar experience as @Reach They do have a good amount of sodium and nice vitamins but lack in the potassium and magnesium department.
Now that I’m carnivore I don’t need sugar for energy. Personally it isn’t worth the host of detrimental health effects.
Those...
Short answer: no it’s not going to be practical if it only cuts top down for all the reasons already mentioned.
Now if the bar can rotate on its mount 360 degrees and make a bottom cut first and then the top cut it might have some useful applications.
When I work hard I sweat like like a nun at a cucumber farm. I’ve battled with dehydration for decades going all the way back to my college football days. Nothing really worked great until I tried the LMNT products.
Their background comes from the CrossFit realm. Their founder is a biochemist...
There was a lengthy discussion on these over at the opeforum. The general consensus was they seemed to be a well made but expensive solution to a problem nobody really had. I tend to agree.
To address the issue of hunting through them for different chain sizes someone suggested having one...
I think I’m going to give this a try with stuff I already have laying around, but quick question where did you find a 24” factory sewn eye to eye prusik? That’s kind of an odd uncommon size.
Yep and the 2511 is 5#s or a little over. Don’t get me wrong I’m all about hitting the button for instant go time with the battery saws. They just aren’t there yet for power to weight. And @Phil I appreciate the review on the Milwaukee.
It was a something that happened on the early mtronic 201s. It’s a relatively easy fix. Sthil even offered an upgrade kit for those. It came with the updated solenoid and an updated orange fuel filter. I keep a couple solenoids in my little saw repair toolbox on the truck.