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originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
a reply to: dashen

and anti materiel rifles

I read the Finns had a 20-mm antitank rifle back in the 1940s. That one must have been a real shoulder dislocat
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It's Lahti L-39.
www.youtube.com...
Lahti shows at 2.28 ->

originally posted by: olaru12
Filmmaker/producer/SAG/AFTRA/IATSE
Digital moving images and sound...

Want to get your message out? Have a story to tell? We can do it...

I know a couple of people you should contact then. If still in the business

My real job will be of no use to anyone here and I don't post about it much online.
My side job - which is stress relief...is graphic artist and just bought all the equipment to print tshirts at home. I already make everything from stickers, to banners, to posters, cards, blahblahblahblah

originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: jerryznv

I'm a metal guy...welder and such!

From a young age my son was obsessed with fire. As a mom it was a little concerning.
However, he ended up being a welder!!! Now he plays with fire all day!

It's a good trade and a decent living!

The bonus is you get to play with fire all day!

Okay, for cutting paving stones without electricity:

www.hornbach.de...

Saw some guys using one today. One puts the stone over the gap at the bottom and adjusts it so the cutting blade is on the line to cut. The turning wheel is used to give the blade a snug fit against the stone. Then, the lever at top is moved over to the other side of the cutter.

Very clean cut, didn't look like it took much effort at all. At 165 Euros, I think I want one.

Cheers

originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
Okay, for cutting paving stones without electricity:

www.hornbach.de...

Saw some guys using one today. One puts the stone over the gap at the bottom and adjusts it so the cutting blade is on the line to cut. The turning wheel is used to give the blade a snug fit against the stone. Then, the lever at top is moved over to the other side of the cutter.

Very clean cut, didn't look like it took much effort at all. At 165 Euros, I think I want one.

Cheers

Update. User reviews of this particular model are mostly negative. But there are other makers of such tools.

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a reply to: JAGStorm


Good tip for bakers with kids.

I like this thread Jag, thank you for posting.
Most of you know my specialist area: essential oils and accompanying therapies which are varied and many.
I'm clinical level which here in the UK means I have a foot in both allopathic and complementary medicine.
Currently completing my second book on 'Poisons' comparing which plants are safe when used in the correct application and dosage, but become poisonous when not (Paracelsus). But the focus is in the essential oil counterpart of the plant because so many people think what they read about the healing benefits of a plant are exactly the same if they purchase the equivalent as an essential oil, which they most certainly are not.
I would love to stumble across an artist who could draw the individual plants for both this book and my previous one which I'm also doing a re-write on.
Any publishers in the house? Been self publishing to date.
Rainbows
Jane