JoeBleaux

I'd like to know how much Nord VPN made on this thing.

The marlow twine is my fav.

This is brutal

US nuclear Submarine bows are built with Vinylester, to very rigorous standards. I would hardly call it a shit job just because Vinylester is being used.

This looks pretty good. Can't find anyone in the US with it in stock though. Wouldn't be too hard to make something similar where you could do multiple at once with a vice. https://www.aircraftspruce.eu/sbs-1--sae--screw-cutter.htm I glanced at Mcmaster, they have 1/4-20 in .25" increments, but if you just want to use what you have that doesn't matter.

Negative, Cut copper only is referring to the wire cutting blade, not the bolt shears. I use them on SS all the time, however, I did my metric conversion wrong. Most of these stop at #10, so finding one for 1/4" (6mm) is probably going to be tough. Like a few others have said, why not just buy the right size?

For something like 6mm, I've had good luck using the bolt cutters on electrical strippers/ cutters. I think a lot of peoe don't realize these come with bolt cutters. Works great. Something like these, you probably already have some. https://www.lowes.com/pd/Southwire-6-in-1-Multipurpose-Stripper/50081486?cm_mmc=shp-_-c-_-prd-_-elc-_-google-_-lia-_-106-_-electricaltoolsandtesters-_-50081486-_-0&placeholder=null&&ds_a_cid=112741100&gclid=CjwKCAiAwrf-BRA9EiwAUWwKXmTAyKHj-l4pDfDFtfEwrSjI1Pqi7cAUDIOCa8umvNvMTZ5swDOVGBoC7JwQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Haha, you sure he wants one?

https://www.facebook.com/501374873224810/posts/3964530216909241/ Le cam on the rescue, anyone wat to translate?

Or maybe multiple attempts to pick him up. This sucks.

I took a 2 day class with the awl grip guys 4 years or so ago at the yard I was working at. They were adamant about wiping down with their wipe down solvent, and had a very specific method for doing so. Had us go over everything with a tack cloth too. They had some reasons for only using their tack cloths (maybe marketing wank), and had us kind of bunch the rag up instead of neatly fold it. Theory was more surface area to grab dust and no hard folds to damage the paint. ... How much of that was absolutely necessary and how much was selling product I don't know, but the demo job we did came out pretty damn nice.

Don't want to get epoxy all over it.

Video of the damage ...oof.

His chances wouldn't be great, but he would certainly have a chance if he can fix it and avoid other big problems. Who's to say the other leaders won't have similar problems.

Like Buck said.... Not good