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  1. snunyabizness

    Unicender Modification

    this is brilliant. thank you.
  2. snunyabizness

    Uni as lanyard adjuster?

    the akimbo is no go in sap
  3. snunyabizness

    Need a new mechanical

    if you need a reliable production tool, get the cbcb. if you're rec climber, get the other stuff
  4. snunyabizness

    Compact Bulldog Bone

    especially value that it is handcrafted domestically.
  5. snunyabizness

    New device from ISC

    the unicender def takes some getting used to, it is a different paradigm sorta. finding that smooth srt descend grip takes time.
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    Looking for a descender or climbing device with a "neutral" mode

    unicender with correct rope diameter falls through the device sometimes to ghr ldvel of annoyance
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    Compact Bulldog Bone

    one thing to mention about the cbdb, is you should keep it clean and loose. I think odorless mineral spirits is the best with an old toothbrush. If the upper chip plate thing gets stuck with debris, the whole device gets terrible. just keep it clean obviously like any.
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    Need a new mechanical

    been meaning to check out the new fmi location in clackamas. good luck finding any info on the web smh. but I've seem the chippers from the highway...
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    Reflex vs. Blackbird

    wouldn't say "critical" but imperative to keep it clean and loose. once had debris seize up the top widget and the whole device became unusable until I deep scrubbed with toothbrush and mineral spirits.
  10. snunyabizness

    Compact Bulldog Bone

    promise you it is better than the latest on the market. it is reliable and consistent and bombproof. send him an email, sign the waiver. and buy one.
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    Need a new mechanical

    it is unchanged frozen in time exactly the same. doesn't have a tree like the old wtd shop though where you could sit in a harness before buying it.
  12. snunyabizness

    Reflex vs. Blackbird

    I have the "compact bulldog bone" specifically. it is not adjustable. It is truly ole reliable. It is a workhorse. It's a diesel engine. It will work every time the other device does not. It gets used daily m-f for the past 5+ years and no difference in function, at all. there is some wear...
  13. snunyabizness

    Compact Bulldog Bone

    impressive!
  14. snunyabizness

    Need a new mechanical

    they don't really exist in the portland, or area either
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    Need a new mechanical

    just saw the reflex is "in stock" at my favorite domestic vendor. Hasn't been available to buy in the US previously unless you do a "preorder". I would have bought one. but been watching folks demonstrate slippage after 6 months. glad I didn't buy it. Now seeing reports of the blackbird wearing...
  16. snunyabizness

    Reflex vs. Blackbird

    just saw the reflex is "in stock" at my favorite domestic vendor. Hasn't been available to buy in the US previously unless you do a "preorder". I would have bought one. but been watching folks demonstrate slippage after 6 months. glad I didn't buy it. Now seeing reports of the blackbird wearing...
  17. snunyabizness

    Share your photos for the Treebuzz Instagram feed

    morning day two 64' english walnut removal growing out over neighbors garage. rigging point over the breezeway. chain link fence inside tree. memorable largish 20" branch slow swing over the home (lowest stub). lots of roping. spurs.technical-thoughtful. such a fun job. got the adrenaline too...
  18. snunyabizness

    use tail to setup secondary system

    what techniques are folks using to setup climbing rope tail as a secondary system?
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    use tail to setup secondary system

    was reminded indirectly that I had forgotten a nice technique for self tending ddrt with nothing more than an inline clove hitch. I just always chose srt vs hip thrusting ascents. (ffwd to 6:20) but it got me wondering why I am not using my tail as a secondary climbing system? Does anyone do...
  20. snunyabizness

    A Discussion on The Fundamentals of Tree Felling

    nice that's really cool. That must have been fun. just saw the best explanation of what you did here:

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