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@@vanrajsindha9918 These binoculars have a zoom lens meaning that the objective lens is variable between 30 and 50 times magnification.

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@@networknutcaseI wouldn't call lubricating your crossbow and waxing the strings cheating, I think that is more matter of good maintenance.

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@@franksinatra5071 thanks for your feedback, it's really appreciated.

I appreciate your feedback, in 2020 when the video was made we were of course on lockdown so the Brixham pirate festival had to be done as a virtual event, and everyone was only given a 15 minute slot. But I'd be happy to look into doing a follow-up.

I will have to look into that.

A good combination

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@@ronwalsh that's the great thing about customisation, you have to have it the way you want it.

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There is a space underneath the Philips screwdriver head which could hold a small amount of thin cordage, fishing line for example.

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I'm glad you enjoyed it.

I'm so glad you found the review helpful. Let me know how you get on with it.

@@Jeff.Lippman.Presents I took it for a weekendtrip and i really like it,it's small,light,solide but stil packs a punch,i d'ont have a small tent(oasis sj) but the capacity is more then enough,For what i am gonna use it for it's pretty much perfect,i am really happy i bought the right one the first time,Thanks again for the review and have a nice day!

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You're very welcome, I'm so pleased you found it helpful.

I find the toothpick very useful, so I was looking for a way to store the feral rod without having to give up the toothpick. What's nice about this hack is that the rod is held in place by two of the blades, this is useful because you have to live them both up to release the rod, which of course means you can use either one of the blades on its own without it dropping out.

My cats often like to chat with me when I'm filming.

I really appreciate the support, so thank you very much 🙏

I'm afraid my translation program isn't working on this one, I think it's confused because part of your post is in English

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I'm between ships 🏴‍☠️

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It's as good to eat as it is easy to make.

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It works remarkably well

Religion is objectively a man made construct, which is true regardless as to whether or not a god exists. My book examines the claims made about god and looks at where those claims come from and how well they hold up to scrutiny, as well as the implications of that analysis.

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This was set 300 or so years ago of course.

I'm pleased you enjoyed it 😁

Thank you for subscribing, and I hope you have great pleasure from your wine master.

I think you won't be disappointed, it's as effective as it is beautiful.

Rags were a common item and were indeed used to make char cloth. However you are correct to suppose that it was a valuable commodity, which is one of the reasons why the inner lid was used to extinguish the char material as soon as the brimstone match was lit, avoiding waste and greatly extending its usefulness.

How many sips can I take before I start losing IQ points? Also, it’s a gift for someone else. Should I tell them it contains lead, or just let them use it and see what happens?

That is a very reasonable set of questions. The first thing I would have to say is that at that age it is absolutely made with lead. Providing it's clean you can of course drink with it still, but every time you do so, a tiny amount of lead may find its way into your drink. Therefore the best advice if you intend to use it to drink with, is to only use it infrequently. However from a safety perspective, it's probably better to just use it as a collectible or a decoration, and acquire a modern copy to actually drink from.

If it's a gift, I would warn them that being an original, it will contain lead, so should be viewed more as an antique collectible.

@@Jeff.Lippman.Presents that’s very helpful Jeff, thank you! Also exactly what I wanted to hear. The tankard is for my dad who was born before lead was removed from gasoline. That being said, I think the damage has been done. I’ll let him know it’s more or less a decoration, but I definitely want to christen it with him before we no longer use it!

One is always wise to avoid drinking from antique pewter. Having said that, a study done in the labs at Winterthur some years ago found that really good pewter from the 18th century showed little measurable lead, while poor quality pewter from the same time period showed a larger quantity of lead. All things considered, no surprise. I suspect, but do not know, that the same might apply to modern pewter, even with the stricter standards on lead. If the pewter is made overseas as a cheap "collectible" to display on a shelf, rather than to use, I would not be surprised to find a higher quantity of lead. I think "you get what you pay for" applies across time.

Glad to know that the video helped

I'm from Brooklyn New York, I originally came to England when I was stationed here in the military, one thing led to another and I went native, and settled down over here.

@Jeff.Lippman.Presents I thought Brooklyn but then I recognised the English tone to your voice and assumed it was the other way around sorry. great video anyway, I'll be doing the same modification tonight with your help. Thank you!

My pleasure, I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. You make a good point regarding the fact of how what we take for granted today, can so easily become the forgotten technology of tomorrow.

Thank you so much.

You're most welcome, I'm really glad you enjoyed the video.

It is a good piece of kit to be sure.

Like anything involving fire, this needs to be used carefully, but it's literally no more dangerous than a match and a candle, so as long as it's being used responsibly, it's quite safe.

Yes, it's in great condition.

You're welcome, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video.

@Jeff.Lippman.Presents I was undecided about getting one. Your mods really opened my eyes into getting one. Ordered one after viewing. All the best

Thank you, I really appreciate that.

Thank you, I appreciate that.

Thank you