Huntsman Challenge

[Wspeed]

 

[Rapidray]

Quiet day for Jelly Red.

Here with my uncles Aeroplane Maintenance and Operation Series Volume 20 Airscrews (Part II) Second End 1942

Cool...another word with a totally different meaning from over the pond.  And yes, I had to google it.

[Shuya]

Day 11.

After some house duties we went out for a walk in the woods to our *special place*, a lone bend in the river that flows through our town some kilometers up river.
Found some hornet combs at an old oak.
The river is amazing, need to get a trout fishing permit next year! As we walked home in the beginning darkness a huge flock of crows passed over us. Have never seen so much of them, pic shows only a small part.

Did some whittling, lost it on the way home (sort of a flute, too dark to take a pic)

[Fast Bill]

Quiet day for Jelly Red.

Here with my uncles Aeroplane Maintenance and Operation Series Volume 20 Airscrews (Part II) Second End 1942

Niceeeeeeeeeeeeeee ,can you post more photos of that book,please

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Will do. Tomorrow if I may 

[Fast Bill]

Quiet day for Jelly Red.

Here with my uncles Aeroplane Maintenance and Operation Series Volume 20 Airscrews (Part II) Second End 1942

Cool...another word with a totally different meaning from over the pond.  And yes, I had to google it.

I think it's of its time. I think everyone calls them propellers now.

[Wspeed]

Excellent pics and uses again guys 

[marko14]

Quiet day for Jelly Red.

Here with my uncles Aeroplane Maintenance and Operation Series Volume 20 Airscrews (Part II) Second End 1942

Niceeeeeeeeeeeeeee ,can you post more photos of that book,please

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Will do. Tomorrow if I may 

Of course,thank you,cheers

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[Rapidray]

Quiet day for Jelly Red.

Here with my uncles Aeroplane Maintenance and Operation Series Volume 20 Airscrews (Part II) Second End 1942

Cool...another word with a totally different meaning from over the pond.  And yes, I had to google it.

I think it's of its time. I think everyone calls them propellers now.

That’s a shame...I have always loved the differences...it’s what makes us unique! Bonnet/hood, flat/apartment.

[Barry Rowland]

  I agree!  I sure will buddy.
He's here for one more day, then he's heading back.  We're planning a trip to visit him at the end of the month. 

In the meantime, I used the can opener tip to loosen some Philips head screws on our pellet stove.  Turns out that the auger motor is shot.   

Nice set of assignments!   

[Fast Bill]

Quiet day for Jelly Red.

Here with my uncles Aeroplane Maintenance and Operation Series Volume 20 Airscrews (Part II) Second End 1942

Cool...another word with a totally different meaning from over the pond.  And yes, I had to google it.

I think it's of its time. I think everyone calls them propellers now.

That’s a shame...I have always loved the differences...it’s what makes us unique! Bonnet/hood, flat/apartment.

I quite agree ... but on a practical level shouting "Clear Prop" when you start is much easier than shouting "Clear Airscrew" !

[Fast Bill]

Day 11.

After some house duties we went out for a walk in the woods to our *special place*, a lone bend in the river that flows through our town some kilometers up river.
Found some hornet combs at an old oak.
The river is amazing, need to get a trout fishing permit next year! As we walked home in the beginning darkness a huge flock of crows passed over us. Have never seen so much of them, pic shows only a small part.

Did some whittling, lost it on the way home (sort of a flute, too dark to take a pic)

That's a lot of crows / rooks ! And that's a great shot with the black Huntsman 

[Nix]

After some house duties we went out for a walk in the woods to our *special place*, a lone bend in the river that flows through our town some kilometers up river.
Found some hornet combs at an old oak.

Nice shot of the Huntsman with that hornet nest. 

[Nix]

In the meantime, I used the can opener tip to loosen some Philips head screws on our pellet stove.  Turns out that the auger motor is shot.   

Excellent use, Barry!

[Rapidray]

Quiet day for Jelly Red.

Here with my uncles Aeroplane Maintenance and Operation Series Volume 20 Airscrews (Part II) Second End 1942

Cool...another word with a totally different meaning from over the pond.  And yes, I had to google it.

I think it's of its time. I think everyone calls them propellers now.

That’s a shame...I have always loved the differences...it’s what makes us unique! Bonnet/hood, flat/apartment.

I quite agree ... but on a practical level shouting "Clear Prop" when you start is much easier than shouting "Clear Airscrew" !

oh yeah 

[Rapidray]

Great posts and photos 

[Nix]

Day 11 :


Slow day for me, today. Intermittent snow. I mostly stayed inside, catching up on some tasks and chores. No uses for the Huntsman until I stopped to have a little snack.

I used the iPET (integral Pistachio Extraction Tool) to access some tough nuts. The Huntsman handled one and awl with efficiency. 

[Rapidray]

Day 11 :


Slow day for me, today. Intermittent snow. I mostly stayed inside, catching up on some tasks and chores. No uses for the Huntsman until I stopped to have a little snack.

I used the iPET (integral Pistachio Extraction Tool) to access some tough nuts. The Huntsman handled one and awl with efficiency. 

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I didn’t see that one coming. Those tough ones is why I only buy them without shells. Great use 

[Nix]

But, Ray, you have a Huntsman.... .....

[Barry Rowland]

 

[Spartan19]

DAY 9

[TonySal]

Now That's my kind if Zippo 

[Rapidray]

But, Ray, you have a Huntsman.... .....

Not to worry...Publix is only 500 yards away from the house...I’m going to be a happy camper! 

[cody6268]

Uses today--a lot.

Scissors got used to open my probiotic, as well as clip some zipties I was using to help wrangle some cords behind the TV. Large blade got used to cut some plants behind the house. Saw was used to cut some smaller limbs so I could get my Kobalt folding saw (to remove a bush that was blocking the car from being backed all the way into the back porch--my grandfather, who has had some disabilities due to something called Binswanger's Disease, is having trouble get into the front door, but the driveway leading up to the back door is 100% level) in there to fully remove it. And finally, I cleaned dead bugs out of the light for the back porch. To do that, I had to remove the bulb enclosure, which is held on by a Philllips screw and a small (under 1/4) capped nut. The Sebertool M3 held the nut while the can opener's screwdriver tip handled the screw itself. The M3 is a really good companion to an SAK. Its pliers, in my mind, are the most robust and universal of all small MTs. I really can't do much with the competing, and better known SwissTech.

The Donkey Kong notebook was something I got from Nintendo Rewards back when they still had them.

[Nix]

Cody, you are starting to make me feel lazy........ 

[Shuya]

Day 11.

After some house duties we went out for a walk in the woods to our *special place*, a lone bend in the river that flows through our town some kilometers up river.
Found some hornet combs at an old oak.
The river is amazing, need to get a trout fishing permit next year! As we walked home in the beginning darkness a huge flock of crows passed over us. Have never seen so much of them, pic shows only a small part.

Did some whittling, lost it on the way home (sort of a flute, too dark to take a pic)

That's a lot of crows / rooks ! And that's a great shot with the black Huntsman 

Thanks. Was a hard weekend in terms of staying Huntsman only. Had the strong desire to upgrade to a larger Huntsman aka Outrider. Must. Resist.

[McStitchy]

Day 11.

After some house duties we went out for a walk in the woods to our *special place*, a lone bend in the river that flows through our town some kilometers up river.
Found some hornet combs at an old oak.
The river is amazing, need to get a trout fishing permit next year! As we walked home in the beginning darkness a huge flock of crows passed over us. Have never seen so much of them, pic shows only a small part.

Did some whittling, lost it on the way home (sort of a flute, too dark to take a pic)

That's a lot of crows / rooks ! And that's a great shot with the black Huntsman 

Thanks. Was a hard weekend in terms of staying Huntsman only. Had the strong desire to upgrade to a larger huntsman aka Outranger. Must. Resist.

Outrider you mean? 

[Shuya]

Day 11.

After some house duties we went out for a walk in the woods to our *special place*, a lone bend in the river that flows through our town some kilometers up river.
Found some hornet combs at an old oak.
The river is amazing, need to get a trout fishing permit next year! As we walked home in the beginning darkness a huge flock of crows passed over us. Have never seen so much of them, pic shows only a small part.

Did some whittling, lost it on the way home (sort of a flute, too dark to take a pic)

That's a lot of crows / rooks ! And that's a great shot with the black Huntsman 

Thanks. Was a hard weekend in terms of staying Huntsman only. Had the strong desire to upgrade to a larger huntsman aka Outranger. Must. Resist.

Outrider you mean? 

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Darn. Stupid. Of course. 

[Barry Rowland]

Used the toothpick to refill the fluid on my trusty Zippo!

[RF52]

Great challenge so far guys
Keep up the good work

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[Barry Rowland]

   Thanks it's been a lot of fun!!