Registered: 02/06/04
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Loc: Anchorage AK
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Metal pot or can [list]
You forgot to mention helmet, and chamber pot, among others.
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Registered: 03/12/06
Posts: 141
Loc: Humboldt County, CA
I often find myself in the dilemma of either adding more of a multi-use item so that I can use it for more than one use simultaneously, or finding iems that are more effective at one task than a multi-use item often is.
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Registered: 01/27/07
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Loc: on the road 10-11 months out o...
I use the saws all blades mainly because I have a handle that accepts them as far as storage I put the blades in a cheap tool roll with the handle and the rest of my tool kit.
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We once had a class discussion about resourcefulness, and as an example the teacher brought in a standard five-gallon bucket, and asked us all of the things we could do with it if we were stranded on a deserted island.
More than half the class said "toilet" before "water collection" and "trap for food". Kind of gross looking back really
Am I the only one who thought this line was headed towards black helicopters?
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Registered: 11/13/07
Posts: 471
Loc: London England
Sock:
sock (and the benefit of dry socks and underwear shouldn't be underestimated) mitten water filter weapon (put a stone in one) sling (as in throwing) bandage pot holder handkerchief dish wipe storage carry a condom filled with water garotte (if a long one) etc etc
The Sock
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The confusion over jig saw blades and sabre saw blades can be traced back to Black and Decker IIRC. Some decades ago B&D made a sabre saw but it was called the B&D Jig Saw. With a lot of marketing, making millions of sabre saws that are labeled jig saws the names are interchangable now even though the two tools are different. And for those of you who are not tool inclined, a saber saw is a hand held tool that has a blade about three inches long that will fit into an altoids psk (i think it will fit i haven't tried it), a jig saw is a bench top tool that uses a very fragile five inch long blade that is held in place on both ends.
I often find myself in the dilemma of either adding more of a multi-use item so that I can use it for more than one use simultaneously, or finding iems that are more effective at one task than a multi-use item often is.
Good point. Is it better to have a tool that does one job well, or have a tool that does many jobs poorly?
I'm not sure if it's a Canadian thing but up here I've never even heard of a Sabre saw. What you all are calling a Sabre saw we know as a Jig saw and what RayW is calling a Jig saw I only know as a Scroll saw.
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