ahh yess a good old okapi ratchet knife made in south africa and Germany

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Sorry to hear about your little boy, glad you got to do everything you could think of to do for him in the time he had left. Hope you and your family is doing well.

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Do you think the spirits from the Haunted House is attached to that knife?

Thank you for sharing this video👌👌

Chara's knife?!

Hiya! I've got the EC155 fitted to my campervan and I'm needing to replace my old lead acid leisure battery, as it's dead. I know that the charger inside the EC155 will only charge lead acid, not AGM or Lithium, but I'm wanting to go with a lithium battery! The question is, how do I connect a lithium battery charger into the EC155? Any ideas or advice more than welcome please 😊

Hi Watched your video about a yr ago with interest. Bought a couple of devices and ended up with a similar set up to you. Use two ropes & good edge protection. A Camp Goblin industrial fall arrestor on the right rope (weighted with water bottle or trainers) and gri gri on the left, with catastrophy knots 3-4m above the ground on both ropes. To abseil off, just switch the Goblin to up&down mode, then abseil with the gri gri, guiding the Goblin down the rope with your break hand on the gri gri rope. Done a variety of tests and practice falls. The only failure to avoid is squeezing the top of the Goblin while jumping off. Keep an eye on your device to make sure it slides up the rope while climbing! The Goblin was the best device I could find on the market, very simple and robust. Rated for falls on static ropes (with thicker shieves), from my own tests on old ropes works equally well on dynamic ropes and gives a softer catch with no apparent damage. Now comfortably top rope soloing up to my lead grade. The main weakness now appears to be human error e.g. arriving at the crag without a device or setting the belay up in slightly the wrong place risking a pendulum fall low down. Really enjoyed your video and other similar ones, and wanted to share my experience. Had a great evening at Stanage last night top rope soloing a handful of classic routes. This is a real game changer being able to climb almost anything at anytime with tolerable risk. Many thanks Jon

I have the bigger model. Did everything myself in the end so didn't use it (B2B charge of AGM was the issue). I have it in my loft. Put it up for sale at 200 pounds (over 600 new). No one interested. Looks like it's going to the recycling.

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Could you just use a figure 8 rappel instead of the grigri and just feed the rope as you go?

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So cool man, I've just started making a canoe. If you ever in Scotland gimme a shout

How many kilogram springs did you use?

Okapi south african made knife version

Nicely crafted example...👍👍

A Heat Gun/hair dryer can often be used to persuade wood to bend. Also, several thinner layers laminated together works in high modulus of elasticity situations which also makes for a stronger piece that won't split under stress like a solid piece. Copper rivets or Boat Nails and Burrs used instead of screws not only clamp stronger/hold better, but aesthetically look right on a boat especially if clear finished.

Thanks for sharing. I have seen some making a scarf joint. Alternative a fingerjoint to make a stronger join. Fingerjoints a very easy to make. You let the two peaces of ply overlap 3 inches. And with a jigsaw you cut "finger shapes" from one side to the other..Only problem with that is that your boat will be 6 inches shorter..👀

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It's the same way for transalp 650?

good job!!

What’s the solution you put on the cutting stone

That is an Okapi knife. I have in my posession the same model. Excellent condition.

Finger Suicide drilling again,clamp it, you've got a vice.

What knot did you use to tie the rope in the middle?

Here can ypu get plans for the Wren?

Excellently explained... Really appreciated... Thanks Andrew in Cornwall 😉

Yes enjoyed the video very good thanks, I think the skill level is beyond me, might have to get the pros on my FZ6 can see me snapping bolts off!!! Good job I saw this! Thanjs

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Your baby ,,,,, beautyful,,,,, nice helper,,,,,, ❤️❤️👀🌞👍😎

Wow ,that haunted knife looks good 🤣🤣.

If you are planning to do that on an overhang climb, make sure you some gear to ascend the rope (always good to have it on you anyway). Otherwise, if you fall, you won't be able to release the loaded Micro Traxion. I use just a prussik and a sling, so I can put my weight on the rope, removing the tension from the micro traxion. Then I can release it and rapel on the Gri Gri.

This is okapi the best German knifes ever

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brilliant video been having the same problem this is the only video that has helped me top man

How not to do brakes. Any fluid gets on the pads and they’re fit for the bin.

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Penitrating fluid & a blow torch is your best friend dealing with exhaust headers i've found out. Also, a lew NM tourqe gun. Works a charm to shake lose all that rust, if you see alot of rust already on the bolt don't even atempt to remove. More then likely it's seized onto the stud. Better to get penitrating fluid. I'd run the bike before hand get it nice & hot. Then spray it with your fluid, leave to sit for a few mins & try to remove your bolts. Should come off pretty easily.

Hi do you run a wire from van battery to leisure battery? As my leisure battery doesn’t charge when driving Thanks

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Could a Victron multiplus inverter/charger be connected to this, if so how would it be done so when off-grid the 3-pin sockets in my motorhome could be run off my inverter?

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Just looked you video bro , I bought same about a year ago and thought I should put them on ,great video but now I've read your comments I'm in agreement with you think I've got same as you ,I wasn't sure when I opened them first impression was shit.lol. I'm throwing them in the bin and getting the good ones as you say , thanks for your video bro.

@11:10 can you please tell me the polish you used for the wood here, I was cleaning an old knife of mine and over did it with a sanding paper that the polish layer went off, would appreciate it if you told me what you used here, thanks

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Nice, an extremely rare Mk I 1907 Pattern Bayonet with hooked quillon. Pity it was in such a state when you found it, as they are £500+ to serious collector. Should have left it as it was, I suppose.

Just started my 12footer thanks for your video have me motivation to build

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