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Is this an acceptable and safe way of helping up a second/following climber that has fallen and I’m at the top belay? If I’m not mistaken, it creates a 2:1 leverage that I can also use my legs (while braking on my atc) to be able to really lift.
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To clarify, that is a micro traxion (progress capturing pulley) on the climber’s side attached to a pulley.
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>have the hardware to make a 3:1 >doesn't make a 3:1
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>>1438094 The only issue with that is that I’m assuming I’m belaying off the ATC instead of the micro traxion. I agree that if I setup the system I can escape it or bypass it from the ATC. I did exactly that after dicking around for a bit
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>Be Arizonan
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>>1438214 Phoenix and the entire south eastern side blows for hiking. Drive an hour and go to the transition zone or on the Colorado plateau for better hiking and camping.
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>>1438266 Sorry I meant south western part of Arizona, the south east side is really good too.
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>>1438214 One time it was raining and I pulled into the 7th street mountain, between greenway and bell, and took my shirt off and ran the trails. I don't even hike much, just felt overcome with the desire to do so.
Good times.
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>>1438214 The Huachucas are just a bit south of you
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Squirrels, prove me wrong.
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>>1438166 Do sheep breed really fast or something to replace the massive numbers killed by their stupidity?
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>>1438260 Short enough gestation period. If you saw the pile of corpses we have left over every lambing period you'd be surprised. Some ewes you just can't reach. So you get what we had here last week, which is the way they want it. Well, they get it, I don't like it any more than you men.
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Literally? Tree rats. .22lr is the solution.
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>>1438272 I'm sorry, what did you not understand?
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where can i get psilycibin mushrooms
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Up ur butt and around the corner
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>>1438294 What country are you from? The species in my local region of Australia are saprophytic and are found amongst grass around decaying wood going into and out of the winter season. Typically in areas that receive a few hours or sun but stay damp, there's a pretty distinct smell.
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>>1438317 226-200 SE Rosenbaum St in Mitchell
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Backpack thread. What is the best pack size for weekend backpacking? What is your go to pack size? What pack size is your favorite? Do you have multiple packs or just one general use pack? What pack do you have?
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>>1436767 >$40 w/ free shipping Well, damn. That is a good deal.
Gay retard
>>1436630 Kelty falcon 4000
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>>1436773 Hmm. They also have brand new versions of what they claim are the 110l packs for $110, but with no provenance attached. They look like clones of the Berghaus Cyclops 2 Atlas, but I have no idea if they're in any way official or not. They claim to be made of 1000D cordura, but most knockoffs claim to be made of a better material.
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>>1436566 no metal all plastic buckles
if the zipper breaks which it would be difficult to do you could still use the pack for the rest of the hike just because of the way its constructed you would have to buy a new ruck eventually
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Ask me anything.
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>>1437410 Have you got any of your maps laying around? Really curious about how you guys plan it all out. I assume most of you guys aren't equipment operators but you wouldn't believe how many times something, due to layout, was just barely doable or worked out perfect!
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>>1437428 Don't want to dox myself by posting a map of a sale I've worked on. But if you Google the name of a national forest plus "timber sale maps" you might find some stuff. It'll be contract maps, not the layout or logging systems though.
For cable ground we go off of the maximum yarding distance of common equipment in the area, availability of jack trees and anchors around and in the unit, where they can get full suspension doing stream crossings, ect. It's all computer modeled, so sometimes it isn't true to life. Loggers are fucking crafty though, so when in doubt we include a patch of timber and they always find a way to harvest it.
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>>1437440 Must be some wild ground out there, right in the mountains? None of the contractors up here use or currently have a yarder; we're able to get away with skidders and the rare hoe-chucking a mean spot.
here's a map from a recent little block if you're curious, front & back:
https://imgur.com/a/fDXXHvS Anonymous
>>1432232 Whats it like making a shitload more money than most Americans, then having the gall to go on food lines and accept kickstarter money to help you poor feds feed yourselves? Also what pocket knife do you carry?
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>>1437810 >Shitload more As a fed doing seasonal work last year I probably made around 30k. How's that alot for someone with a bachelor's degree?
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So I've lurked primitive forums for a pretty long time now, but I've never really done anything until the past year. Since I want to learn for myself, so I might develop the skills to live innawoods, I'm asking the anons of /out/ for advice.>Goal: gullwing recurve using maple
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>>1438173 Alright, what kind of glue should I use? I know there's a difference between epoxy, rubber cement, etc., but I'm not well versed in the technical details. I'd assume like a wood glue?
Bonus: primitive solution (I have pines as you see in the pic)
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>>1438195 You can dip it in wax or pine resin too.
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>>1438195 Something non permeable. Wood glue is fine, wax is fine, epoxy is best.
You want it to dry slowly through the sides, not fast out the ends
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>making some quick experimental camless compound bows >only have nylon cord to use
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>You now have 1 week per month to take mandatory vacation time outside of home, work, or education. Unused vacation weeks/days do not stack to the next month. >You get $175 per septem or similar value currency, per immediate family member, which is issued via a special debit card and account. >You may use your per septem on Day 1 of the vacation week, but at no other time and unspent currency does not stack to the next month.
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>>1437138 There's plenty of jobs in America that have paid vacation. People are just cherry picking
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>>1437138 Surprise for you, most employers in the US offer paid time off. I get 150 hours a year, that's 5 weeks of pay, which I can cash out at 80% if I don't want to take the time.
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>>1437159 Merchant mariner
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>>1436859 >>1436787 It's /ck/style shitposting. Along with posts like "For me it's the" and "btw OP here I'm gay if that matters"
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Looking for a bag.
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>>1433225 surplus stuff is generally cheaper
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>>1437360 Then buy used civilian bag, surplus quality is often lesser then the regular gear sir.
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>>1437360 They are also generally shit compared to what is available on the market. Especially packs from former eastern bloc nations because the concepts like quality control and innovation are generally lost on economic planning committees. The only decent military rucks are ALICE packs, whatever the Scandinavian countries are using, and the Finnish packs.
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>>1437386 Not when it comes to military gear. I have lots of eastern block mil shit, it's primitive but insanely resistant. Keep in mind those things ware suppose to be used by conscripts for decades. Western countries could build lighter stuff than buy new shit when old falls apart, because they had the money.
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>>1437386 german and brit shit is decent too, dunno why you’d bother with an ALICE pack unless larping which is ok i guess
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I have a Kero/Diesel heater (pic related). I use it mainly for heating my shop. I want to use my waste oil i have collected over the years, figured i could use it some point down the line.
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>>1437485 Fuck off larper you are asking the impossible
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Bro just dress warm just dress in layers bro drink warm liquids man
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>>1437485 >>>/diy/ has solutions for you. Dr. Princess (Frost)
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Look up transesterification.
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Hey /out/! How do I stay warm when I'm /in/!?!?!?!
