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Doesn't really have a hilt, that is something you would see on swords and some daggers. It's not a weapon. It is a heavy chopping knife that can cut. Anyone could use anything as a weapon if pressed but this is not that kind of knife and would be terrible at it. I have videos on bayonets, those are designed to be weapons while mounted to a rifle.

It is very nice. Shame the burner in mine appears to be the wrong one, from some other model.

Oh I wish I had a lignum one. I heard the early ones did poorly and shattered during testing. But they must have been tweaked since they did come out after that. I'd love the darker Lignum version.

I am not entirely sure. But often Chinese brands sell the same thing under different names.

​@@techwg Yes they do and I wonder if they've disassembled it and copied it exactly, or if the JMD model is just a rebadged version at 3x the price. Anyway thanks for the great review.

Very nice indeed! Well done.

Thanks for commenting. Yes they do make really good handcuffs and boy are they comfortable. I think those rounded edges and the flat initial contact point go a long way to reducing injury.

Wow that is excellent. I love reading comments like this. Best to keep calm and use whatever you have at hand to get the job done. Very nicely done. If you'd like to buy me a beer for the video my paypal is in the video description :) But either way I am really happy to read that comment from you. Thanks for that.

Thanks :)

Glad this helped.

There are no hard numbers. You alter the sensitivity with the dial. But you will have to be close to detect anything because else you would get detections everywhere and you wouldn't be able to narrow it down anywhere.

Alright thanks for replying. I have ordered it and will try it out for myself thanks!

You're welcome.

It might lower the life span of it. I am not sure. I like to keep the CS as clean as possible. I made many litres of this back when I had this all set up. I checked probably 15 bottles of it and 5 of them had gone bad. It doesn't take much impurity to kickstart a slow process of it aggragating into being dark grey and no longer being a colloid.

@@techwg thanks for.the reply!

Best to use coffee filters to strain. Or you can use stone aquirium filters on tubing and siphon that way.

@@techwg i just filtered the solution through a cheese cloth and it came out pretty clear. It was actually the mason jar that was getting stained. The solution came out at 38ppm. Perfect! Thanks!!

@@humansrstupid8007 If you are using a TDS meter that won't work. You cannot measure a colloid with a total dissolved solids meter because a colloid is not dissolved in the water. Think of the difference like salt. Salt dissolves and disappears. Whereas if you got a whole bunch of plastic marbles and crammed them into a body of water, the plastic balls would not be dissolved, they would be dispersed inside it. Colloidal silver is yellow because of how the size and shape of properly made silver colloids effect light as it travels through the liquid. In order to know the strength of your colloidal silver, you have to use some math to calculate everything ahead of time based on the amazing guides by Kephra on that forum. He was a scientist and documented everything very well.

Thanks. Yes an older version can come in handy if you have one.

Fantastic! That is excellent, I love hearing these comments where I've been able to help. If you'd like to buy me a beer my paypal is in the description :D But either way I am really happy this worked for you 😁👍🍻

Where is the link to get one of these tools,and yes we are,at this moment stuck in the front room as door lock broken.we are going through the French doors round to the front door into the hallway as we cannot get through to the stairs so need one of those metal cards for future use ,where do I find the link or where can I buy one.Many thanks,

This is true. What I used to do was just type randomness myself like UHTYF54e65d87g9iuhqw04e3ihntr29340uhtuyfTDR%$£"£""££$$%$%%%% which is enough. But the thing is, bypassing the questions makes the install process just that bit faster by not having to mess with that whole step.

I doubt this would be even an issue because you are upgrading an existing OS install that already has user accounts of some sort. But if you happen to see this screen and can choose work/school it should work fine. But again, I doubt you'd even need it. If you are able to get the update working, it should just update the OS to 11 as you already have it set up.

It is a fat blade. I can't say I have had it bounce. I keep it sharp, though ever so slightly at a less steep angle to keep it sharper longer. I did get a little chip in the edge once but I was chopping a thick root and there was a concrete post with steel reinforcements and I could have somehow clipped that and not noticed. I was able to grind it out though so it's all good. I love this meaty knife.

Thanks :) I collect handcuffs and leg irons from around the world, as and when I can find and afford them. Last pair I bought was a few weeks ago and is an old original Hiatt darby backstrap handcuff from about 1850

Very excellent! I love reading these comments. If you'd like to buy me a beer my paypal link is in the description 👍😁 Either way, glad this helped you out :)

Long as the glue doesn't melt the tubing it should be fine because the water is on the inside of the tubing just running around the powerful magnet. But I would honestly say it's best not to glue it. That way if you neglect the tubing and it gets dirty, you can easily unwrap it and use fresh tubing to make it again.

I did contact Acme about it. They said it would have been bought around 1886 and would have come from a hardware store type of place. And they said that the fact that mine sounds like a pea whistle with a chirp to it, was quality control issues and it was a fluke that it sounds like that but it did happen at rare times. Sounds nothing like the classic Metropolitan versions because of that "issue".

Not junk, but certainly not to the same QC standard as the US brands.

@@techwg they are not NIJ approved to be used for law enforcement

@@techwg and they don’t have the indent on the swing through part it’s just flat

@@johnsonwilliam1023 The black are. The US secret service use UZI handcuffs. The professional ones. Either black or silver.

@@techwg no they don’t quit lying! Taiwan junk! I’ve been collecting and have been In law enforcement for 45 years combined they do not make so called professional unzi handcuffs! They are not NIJ approved do you know what NIJ means

It's just a British rendition on an age old device. It was good for it's time. But very powerful. It was for defensive purposes, so it had a BIG blast range. I think most nades are offensive, meaning smaller area of effect, to be more selective with the target.

@@techwg Am from Cyprus and I believe these where used against Eoka fighters during the 1950s untill 1960 Cyprus independence, but never used from the Cypriot army

@@MarineCyThey were popular and made for a long time, if I recall. I think even during the 1970s.

Excellent! Glad I could help. If you'd like to buy me a beer, you can donate to me on my paypal link in the description :) Either way glad it helped you out of a jam!

From memory I think it is molle but you could likely attach to a belt if needed. I do not know where mine is right now to check. If it has press studs like my Fairbairn-sykes dagger, you can use some JB Weld Steel Stik to permanently keep it shut to put on a belt etc. I have done that with my phone holder.

Thanx mate. I appreciate the reply!@@techwg

Thanks. It is very cool.

I am not sure, if it transmits yes. But it may not be a constant transmission so might be a little blip now and then.

They are old stock. If you are lucky and the seals are all in tact yes. I find these are better for DIY though.