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    Bulldog Lynx

    The 9mm I have is stiff to tend, until it is flattened a bit by the Lynx, I would say it is not quite as grippy as the beeline, but will do SRT if some tension is held on the rope below the device. Here is a 3 arm OAR I forgot about, and found on rope when I was searching for the 9mm. You...
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    Bulldog Lynx

    11.7 is too fat for the lynx, however I did make a device 10+ years ago using the next size larger link, which was essentially a ZZ with a proprietary adjustable headstock which did SRT/MRT on Tachyon. The beeline is a very tough rope, which holds its shape well. My short piece has been...
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    Bulldog Lynx

    These size 60 ss links lend themselves to the 10mm beeline. The top rope wrench style link is 30 thousands narrower gap than than the lower links, which causes it to engage well.
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    Songs of Perfection

    The last chicken kills me.
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    Songs of Perfection

    https://www.facebook.com/reel/1445160040318939
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    Bulldog Lynx

    This is just a tease, but is a fun idea that needs more work.
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    New HitchHikerXF

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    Fu*%face Von Clownstick

    I remember seeing gas at 18 cents per gallon in the later part of the '60s, but that evidently amounts to over 3.00 dollars in todays valuation. In fact it is remarkable how stable gas prices have remained over the decades, when you factor in inflation. We are exporting less from the Middle...
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    Fu*%face Von Clownstick

    While China says, "Best to watch from afar, while tigers fight"
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    Fu*%face Von Clownstick

    Iranian navy
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    Fu*%face Von Clownstick

    China has a stake here also. https://thediplomat.com/2026/03/the-decapitation-of-iran-what-tehrans-chaos-means-for-china/
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    flaking a chain into a jug

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    New device from ISC

    Based on my experience making a link device, I would think a stronger top spring could resolve this problem. The "Pulley Rack" I made did not in fact rely on a spring, but rather an adjustment which moved the top link against the rope.
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    Hedging

    Restoring old stove, billhook, and spoke shave using laser etc.
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    New TreeBuzz Ad Format???

    The bouncing texts seems to have stopped for the most part on my Mac. There is still a one line shift from time to time.
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    Songs of Perfection

    https://www.facebook.com/reel/959085996390220
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    Tree Cracking from Freezing

    Surveyors use a metric foot, of course they recently changed the foot, to an international foot....
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    Log splitter with capstan winch

    Nice!
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    Log splitter with capstan winch

    Yes, you may be right. Do you have any video of yours in operation?
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    There is no "industry"

    I actually lost a welding job to a robot. My neighbor invented a device called the ProPlugger, and when he was in the start-up phase, asked if I would take on the welding chore in his garage/shop at his home. He soon moved on to a robotic welding shop, and that was that. They started selling...

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