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OK, as a retired (reformed?) home builder and contractor I sometimes spot oddball things that catch my eye. A case in point: I stumbled on this while looking for something utterly unrelated on homedepot.com...

The only thing I can suggest is that since the sale runs through at least tomorrow to shoot them an email now and follow up with a call tomorrow AM. And the UCO folding stainless steel Flatpack grill and fire pit is on sale in two sizes...

Like last year you need to put the stove or fire pit into your cart for the BOGO to show or you'll never find it.... And Firebox is having a sale with their 5" G2 stove combo kit for $80USD and 30% off on their Titanium tent stove with free shipping over $37 among other discounts...

Bump in case someone's interested. Lance

Good thoughts. If you want to be sure to have a strong enough ring a tie down I have a big ammo can full of these guys up to about 3" wide strap size. With enough G/Flex they should work out fine....:rolleyes: https://www.mcmaster.com/3028T57/

Thanks, Mike I was hoping the Dual Lock worked and will be really interested to see how it works over time. I have been kind of ruminating over sewing plain back Dual Lock on the inside of a spray cover in strips like you used and putting vertical clear Dual Lock strips on the hull to allow...

Ahh, I see now that it is buried a couple of pages deep in a pop up thingy. Thanks, I suspected something like 400D. And am I missing something here? Is Visqueen nothing but standard poly sheeting? If so, as a retired (reformed?) builder I've got oodles of it. Best regards, Lance

Hi, Mike. I hope you and the family are all well. The pattern making demo and associated discussion should come in handy. I recently got a new-to-me sewing machine in an industrial table and sporting an industrial clutch motor drive and will soon be getting more sewing practice with an eye to...

Yup, that appears to be them over on swisslink.com. The dimensions would indicate around 47 liters.... Lance

https://www.rei.com/rei-garage/produ...ottle-20-fl-oz Happy hunting, Lance

What he said..... Lance

If the lettering is adhesive backed vinyl just hit it with hot air from a hair dryer and it will lift off cleanly in nearly every case. The 1/4" stuff in particular can make a fair folding table top is judiciously slit from alternating sides to create an accordion fold. A tape reinforcement...

I've used the "super adhesive back" hook and loop from McMaster-Carr with the acrylic adhesive and can attest that it will peel the paint off a surface before the adhesive fails. It bonds to vinyl coated fabrics like dry bags etc and stays put in sub zero weather. McMaster-Carr has a lot of hook...

Heck, working at a scout camp we still get to paddle aluminum regularly. Until a bit over three years ago when we downsized and moved from Upstate New York to North Carolina I had a heavy duty Grumman with the shoe keel, rowing rig, partial sailing rig, 1.5 HP Johnson motor etc. That canoe got...

As a former New Yorker and sometimes Adirondacks wayfarer I can relate to that. Thta's likely the 3rd or 4th time I seen that video repurposed..... Best regards, Lance

How please? I've given thought to using one of our pressure cookers to cook lean beef, pork or venison to a pulling tenderness and dehydrate it. Given how hit or miss nature of rehydrating dehydrated chicken has been for us I'm just a bit leery. Any insight would be welcome. Erica, I'm glad...

That's way too cute! Good luck with the new paddling partner. Lance

Dang, Mem. You wouldn't have had far to carry the meat home. I always been a meat hunter and not a trophy hunter and moose are on my short list of things I'd still like to hunt but I doubt it will ever happen especially as there are just two of us now. A whole moose sounds less like a year's...