2024.06.05 18:01 BtoTheYLore What If? I tried to "fix" the Old Man Logan lore/map?
https://preview.redd.it/v6heh6ki0s4d1.png?width=1752&format=png&auto=webp&s=8ed6bca9adbcdf7c4dbd862d9a003b3a69571843 submitted by BtoTheYLore to comicbooks [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/vpr5haej0s4d1.png?width=1752&format=png&auto=webp&s=873570d0c5054015dd8a4ffe2a88a06703bcf946 I’ll admit, I liked Old Man Logan, or at least the premise of it, the execution as many people have noted wasn’t the best. Ill-thought out and needlessly edgy. But “The Night the Heroes Fell” still stuck with me, and after seeing some of the feedback in a recent reddit post on the OML Map, I decided to make my own, fixing some glaring issues, adding flavour and generally moving the Map/Setting towards something a little more coherent, or at least a world in which cities are (roughly) the right place! Feedback is welcome, the map isn’t perfect, and not everything will add up perfectly but I have tried to add things that appear in the “Wasteland” canon incl. Wastelanders, OML, OMH, OMQ, DML, Avengers of the Wasteland. Some stuff was just added to flesh out the world, and I’ll point that out where necessary. I left out Magneto, mainly because he can be better utilised in Krakoa, Asteroid M or "New"-Genosha This is my first proper "map", feedback is welcome, both on the lore and the mapmaking itself. Hope you enjoy! West CoastUltroniaCapital: Silicon Valley Leader: Ultron Ultronia, or Ultron Valley, arose after the success of the “Night the Heroes Fell”. Where else would Ultron take up residence than Silicon Valley? In order to syphon materials, human servants and more importantly tech infrastructure Ultron and his clones exerted their control down the coast to include LA and San Diego. Hulkland Capital: Sacramento Leader: Pappy Banner Hulkland is ruled by the rowdy “Hulk Gang”, Pappy Banner has become old and is increasingly less mobile but his children, borne of his relationship with Red She-Hulk (Betty Ross). After Betty was murdered, Banner has become a withdrawn and violent figure, setting an example for his ill-disciplined children. The Hulk Gang unleash their wanton violence and lax moral standards on rural California as they collect tithes and seize goods and resources at will. Notes: No more>! r*pe and inc*st!<, Banner is still wrathful, violent, perhaps even cannibalistic, and his kids are lawless reavers. East CoastKingpin’s TurfCapital: New York Leader: Kingpin Kingpin, the ageing Wilson Fisk, belongs in New York and he didn’t conquer countless street-level heroes to move halfway across the nation when he finally achieved victory. He’s king of the hill, top of the heap. He made it here, and no Nazis or Sorcerers can take that away from him. The President’s Quarter Capital: New Babylon Leader: Red Skull A: Creel Gang Link) B: State of Sin Link) C: Viperville Link) D: Barony von Strucker Link) E: Rushmore Reservation (Ruled by Taskmaster) Link) F: Weapon X The Red Skull conquered his enemies, both super and mundane, he has conquered democracy and liberalism, tolerance and equality. Now, in his high castle, he looks upon the ruined White House, his grisly Hero trophies and the lands that stretch to the horizon and smiles. The Red Reich has risen. Lizard Kingdom Capital: Kissimmee Leader: The Lizard King Connors? Doctor? Who? There is only The Lizard King, his throne in Kissimmee and his followers across the marshes and towns of the former Florida. He has ripped, torn and eaten his way to becoming a monarch, and through all the spilled blood there is very little of the “man” he once was. Mid-WestOscorpCapital: Osborn City Leader: Norman Osborn Norman Osborn looks remarkably good for his age, perhaps some kind of Oscorp serum is beating back the ravages of time and maintaining his classic wavy hairstyle. The land of Oscorp is a land of contrasts in which the countryside and small towns have been pillaged and crushed so the wealthy elite can live atop partly ruined skyscrapers in decrepit cities. However in the penthouses and vaults luxury is the order of the day, with high society and high science still dominating in a crumbling world. Doom’s Lair Capital: Neu-Doomstadt Leader: Lord Doom A: Enchantress’ Expanse Link) B: Madame Masque’s Abode Link) C: Wrecking Crew Ward Link) D: Stane State Link) E: M.E.Z Doctor Doom was pivotal in organising the Night the Heroes Fell, his magicks and his genius ensured the plan ended in success, and as such he asserted that he was owed territory in the former North America. However, he refused to take up any position outside his beloved Latveria, and was revolted by the idea of sharing borders and power with a Nazi. As such, a compromise was reached, he would remain in Latveria and his territories in Amerika would be ruled by his Viceroys. He could easily travel between his home and Neu-Doomstadt by magical portal and his physical distance would allow him to plan the Red Skull’s downfall… The Mutant Exclusion Zone or MEZ is a protected area within benevolent Doom’s Realm that is set aside for Mutantkind. Its capital, Cyclopolis, is overseen by the White Queen, who is said to be the only person in Amerika to know the whereabouts of Magneto. Non-Mutants are rarely seen inside the MEZ and X-Genes are checked at the border. Notes: A Romani man working with a Nazi? Mark Millar missed on that one. Terra Infernum Capital: Atom Falls Link) Leader: Mephisto After an intense battle between Mephisto and Iron Man, a nuclear reactor was damaged, and the ensuing explosion led to the ruin and irradiation of the surrounding area. In an area that so closely resembled hell on earth, Mephisto and Doom came to an agreement, Mephisto would be allowed to rule over the irradiated wasteland (and just that area) and have permanent access to Amerika and Earth on one condition, the release of Doom’s Mother. Now Mephisto is free to rule his territory however he sees fit, with no obstacles barring him from the Mortal Realms. Notes: Extrapolated from the mention of the battle at Sioux Falls WastelandElectrovilleCapital: Electroville Leader: Electro Nobody has seen Maxwell Dillon for a long long time, but one thing is for certain, Electroville always has access to power. Which is a benefit to local radio broadcaster “DJ Shocker” who has been broadcasting for several years, playing a mix of Adult Contemporary, Hair Metal and talk segments focusing on Wasteland gossip. Kree Refugee Settlement Capital: Kree Haven Leader: Ronan With the fall of the heroes, interstellar wars suddenly became more common, with the Universal Church of Truth attacking planets across the galaxy. The small settlement of Kree Haven has provided sanctuary to a slow growing population of Kree refugees and other alien citizens seeking asylum. While the territory is ruled day-to-day by its own citizens, Ronan is known to use Kree Haven as his base of operations on Earth. Savage Land Hunting Reserve Capital: Hunt City Leader: Kraven Link) & Link) Someone had the great idea of importing dinosaurs and other creatures from the Savage Land, and the Kravinoff’s saw the opportunity for “The Savage Land Hunting Reserve” in which the highest bidder can go on an exotic safari and live in relative luxury in Hunt City. However with a shortage of tourists, Sergei often hires out the services of the Kravinoff family as mercenaries and muscle. Notes: OC extrapolation to comments about dinosaurs being imported for hunting Titania Town Capital: Titania Town Leader: Titania Titania keeps a low profile, or as low a profile as you can with a town named after you. She collects taxes and trade tariffs but is rarely seen unless unsavoury characters try to disrupt the flow of cash, and the peace of course, but one is more important than the other. Notes: location wasn’t confirmed as far as I could see, so I placed her roughly in Grand Junction. Hobgoblin State Park Capital: Hobgoblin State Park Leader: Hobgoblin Link) The Hobgoblin State Park is essentially one big playground for the psychopathic Hobgoblin to do as they wish. The maniacal cackling, the whine of a glider, periodic explosions and the occasional scream echo around the rocky landscape. One to avoid… Notes: extrapolated from the appearance of (Hob)Goblin State Park in the Wasteland Mole Man’s Mire Capital: Grand Canyon (all over the wasteland) Leader: Mole Man Mole Man was a wildcard on the Night the Heroes Fell, but after sinking half of San Francisco and toppling Giant Man, he had earned the respect of his fellow villainous colleagues. He now sits atop a throne in what has been locally dubbed the “Mole Mountain” in the Grand Canyon, but his Moloids spread his influence far and wide. Notes: Put some respect on his name! Barony von Zemo Capital: Zemo Lake City Link Leader: Baron Zemo Baron Zemo was 'rewarded' by the Red Skull with a city, but unfortunately for him it was in the Wasteland. This was mainly due to its relative proximity to the Weapon X project which he was ordered to oversee alongside Avalanche. Notes: Zemo ruled the city in the Wastelanders podcast, and after restoring Fisk to his rightful place in New York was the logical choice, although you could of course put "Spider-Bitch" Link) here. The Hand Capital: The Hand Castle Leader: Elektra Elektra, who is steadily mastering more and more of The Hand’s magic, has found security and splendid isolation in the Sawtooth Mountains. Here martial arts, magic and murder can be practised in peace. Notes: Apparently she resurrected Daredevil with Hand Magic? Sinking Sands Capital: The Castle Leader: Sandman The truth is, the game was rigged from the start. The Mojave Desert is pretty inhospitable to your average man, but Flint Marko calls it home. With his powers slowly degrading his human form, his loved ones dead and no heroes to challenge, Marko has resigned himself to fading away in the desert. Who knew the Night the Heroes Fell would be the biggest mistake of his life? All the Sandman wants is to be left alone. Trespassers beware. Notes: OC addition, too many deserts to not add Sandman. Negative Zone Containment Area Capital: N/A Leader: N/A Doctor Octopus opened a portal to the Negative Zone, allowing Annihilus and his minions to spill onto the Earth, however Miles Morales was present to offer a token resistance. Miles was soon defeated and taken to Annihilus and in a last ditch effort used a venom blast to destroy Annihilus' Cosmic Control Rod, appearing to sacrifice himself in the process. However years later an unnamed Deathlok appeared, it's sole mission to contain the Annihilation Wave led by the gravely injured Annihilus. The Deathlok's guerilla war has been largely successful in containing the Annihilation Wave, making Earth a costly distraction and forcing Annihilus to focus his forces on pressing concerns in the greater cosmos. Notes: Effort to nerf the Annihilation Wave using Miles Morales Deathlok Link) (which is a cool concept) CanadaThe Master’s RealmCapital: Vancouver Leader: The Master of the World Link) When Eshu stood over the lifeless forms of Canada’s finest - Alpha Flight, he knew he finally had his wish, he could become the Master of the World. Unfortunately due to civil unrest, and recurring rebellions, and the threat of an imposing Red Skull, Eshu has had to postpone his plans for world domination. The Master of the World now sits atop his throne in Vancouver, ruling with an iron fist. Notes: Master of the World is mentioned in the comics as ruling the border regions of Canada Kingdom of Mauvais Capital: Yellowknife Leader: King Mauvais Link) With nobody to foil his plans, the human-meat and occult aficionado Jean-Pierre Beaubier recruited some unwilling guides and volunteers and began his journey north to Yellowknife. Using his newly found “friends” as fodder for his ritual magics he slowly sunk his teeth into cold Canadian north. Since the Night the Heroes Fell he has since established a horrific “Kingdom” in which his followers worship him as Mauvais and his powers are used to fend off both the elements and the rising threat of organised assaults from local Indigenous Peoples who have no tolerance for diabolical magic and unwanted foreign rulers. Notes: OC addition, to add flavour to Canada. Hunting Grounds A: Wendigo Link) B: Sabretooth Link) After the Heroes fell, some villains just wanted to go back to their roots. The Hunting Grounds are the vast area in which Wendigo and Sabretooth live and hunt. Both are deeply territorial and often clash. Both also include wanderers and passers-by in their prey, making the journey from coast to coast a treacherous one in Canada. Notes: OC addition, probably wouldn’t be the Sabretooth seen in DML. Cult of Llan Capital: Winnipeg Leader: Llan Link) The Cult of Llan believe that the Night the Heroes Fell was brought about by the machinations of Llan, an ancient mystical being. Llan is only permitted to walk the Earth every 10,000 years but with no Heroes to stop them, the Cult are keen to summon him sooner… that’s if they haven’t succeeded already. Notes: OC addition to add flavour to Canada New Hel Capital: Jormungandgrav Leader: Hela When Hela rode Jormungand into battle on the Night the Heroes Fell, she couldn’t have expected the great serpent to fall in the chaos. Now, surrounding Parliament Hill, Jormungand lies still, while Hela rules her Midgard territory from within, hoping one day to resurrect the Midgard Serpent to aid her in her future conquests. Notes: Extrapolated from the presence of what is presumably Jormungand in Ottawa |
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I'm trying to decide which size to order for the Circul ring: M or M+. When I measure with a ring ruler (shown in the product photo) I measure 7.25 US ring size. When I stretch the ring ruler out and measure it on a ruler, it measures 62 mm. I also got the same measurement when I used a piece of scotch tape around my finger. submitted by Affectionate-Net2619 to SmartRings [link] [comments] My Oura ring is size 9, but I'm actually between sizes. I have to use a ring adjuster for a good fit. I got an UH sizing kit and size 7 fits best but is a little big. Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. |
2024.06.05 13:34 ConsequenceSure3063 Best Electrician Knife
submitted by ConsequenceSure3063 to u/ConsequenceSure3063 [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/yboxdefioq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1f357b0d980c46c482dcc66d8b41748c5195f4a3 Welcome to our roundup of the best Electrician Knives on the market! As every electrician knows, the right tool can make all the difference in the field. We've scoured the industry to bring you a selection of high-quality options, designed to help you handle even the toughest jobs with ease. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, we're confident that our list has something to suit your needs. So sit back, relax, and let us help you find the perfect Electrician Knife for your toolbox. The Top 19 Best Electrician Knife
Reviews🔗Stainless Steel Electrician's Folding Pocket Knife with #2 Philips Screwdriverhttps://preview.redd.it/swbo5vtioq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ca1c3bc9199b0bc0106fc5bc3f802fa0a24f6efb As an electrician, I've always valued a tool that can fold and fit neatly into my pocket. The Sunex KNWIREP Wire Biter Electrician's Knife was the perfect accompaniment to my daily work routine. With its black oxide, stainless steel blade that flips open and locks securely, I was able to handle wires and strip them easily with the dual serrated edges. The flip-out driver with a #2 Phillips screwdriver at the end of the blade was also incredibly handy, as it saved me the trouble of carrying a separate driver. One thing that stood out to me was the multi-purpose clip with wire gauge holes, which allowed me to make quick measurements in low-light situations. The high-visibility neon green ruler came in handy when measuring in dimly lit areas. Although the Sunex KNWIREP Wire Biter Electrician's Knife was a bit narrow, it compensated for it with its lightweight, anodized aluminum handle, which featured rubberized grit inserts for a slip-resistant grip. Overall, this handy little knife has become an essential part of my electrician's toolkit. 🔗Compact, Rust-Resistant Stainless Steel Multi-Tool for Electricianshttps://preview.redd.it/6ix6ah9joq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0290c5b36c2abfa925691c74c3427b2c3e63685a When I was tasked with fixing some wiring issues at my neighbor's house, I turned to the Klein Tools TripSaver Multi-Tool. Compact, lightweight, and sturdy, this handy gadget quickly proved indispensable on the job. Made from high-carbon, rust-resistant stainless steel, I could rest assured that it would withstand the demands of regular use, without succumbing to weather or rust. What really set this multi-tool apart, though, was its specially designed locking handle which would snap securely into place. This feature made it incredibly convenient to have all my necessary implements right at my fingertips while I worked. No more fumbling around for the right tool – everything was readily accessible, thanks to the TripSaver Multi-Tool. However, I did face a minor issue from time to time. The power tools I worked with sometimes had all-metal designs, which meant that I needed to always turn off the power before using the multi-tool. While this might seem like a small setback, it's a safety precaution worth remembering to help prevent any unforeseen accidents. Overall, the Klein Tools TripSaver Multi-Tool proved to be a valuable asset during my time fixing that pesky wiring issue at my neighbor's house. With its sturdiness, versatility, and unique locking mechanism, I can see how this multi-tool would become an essential part of any electrician or maintenance professional's toolkit. It's not just functional; it's a tool that's thoughtfully designed to make the job easier. 🔗Durable Flip Button Lock Utility Knife with Seat Belt Cutter and Wire Stripperhttps://preview.redd.it/t2dyjpjjoq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=45e61691d8c1aaff2ac2a354492375747a7f7afa Recently, I had the chance to try out the Doyle Professional Flip Button Lock Utility Razor Knife. As someone who relies on utility knives for various tasks, I was curious to see how it would hold up compared to the bigger name brands. From the moment I opened the packaging, the aluminum blade and alloy steel handle felt solid and durable. The one-handed operation was really convenient, allowing me to quickly access the blade without any fuss. However, I did notice that changing the blade could be a bit tricky at first, but once I got the hang of it, it was quite simple. One feature that I found particularly handy was the integrated wire cutter and seat belt cutter. It made it so much easier to cut through lines and cords, especially when I needed to make quick adjustments. The lock-up on the blade was also surprisingly sturdy - I appreciated that it didn't rattle or clank around when I was using it. However, there were a couple of downsides. While the pocket clip was functional, it seemed a bit long and bulky compared to other utility knives I've used. Also, the handle could be a bit slippery at times, so I had to make sure I was holding it securely. Overall, the Doyle Professional Flip Button Lock Utility Razor Knife proved to be a reliable and versatile tool in my daily life. While there were a few minor drawbacks, its durability, convenience, and competitive pricing made it a worthwhile addition to my collection. 🔗Allway Tools Safety Knife: Adjustable, Retractable, and Lightweighthttps://preview.redd.it/1iv4ukzjoq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7c0d59b67dab62f3cd83ecff57942c14e1e88e5a The Allway Tools Ark self-retracting safety knife is my go-to tool whenever I need to cut through thick packaging or rip open boxes in my daily life. I've tried other knives before this one, but nothing comes close to the convenience and safety features it offers. One of the first things I noticed when I started using the knife is how well it works. With just a flick of my wrist, I can easily cut through any material, from cardboard to plastic, without worrying about hurting myself or others. The blade is self-retracting, meaning it will automatically tuck away when not in use, which is a true lifesaver. The rounded points on the blade are perfect for my needs. Unlike other box cutters with sharp edges, the rounded points make accidental cuts a thing of the past. I can now navigate through a stack of packages without fear of injury to myself or others. Another feature I appreciate is the easy blade-change system. With just a simple push, the blade disengages and I can replace it in no time. No more fumbling around with screwdrivers – it's a quick and effortless process. The lightweight engineering-grade plastic body also caught my attention. It's sturdy enough to handle some heavy-duty tasks, but not bulky enough to feel cumbersome in my hand. The blade storage and lockable blade features are an added bonus for added safety. However, my experience has been mostly positive, I did face some customer service issues with my initial purchase. The seller was unresponsive and uncooperative when I tried to cancel my order. But, once I received the product, the knife lived up to my expectations, and the customer service issues didn't impact my overall experience with the product. Overall, the Allway Tools Ark self-retracting safety knife is a great tool for anyone looking for a reliable and safe cutting solution. It's made my daily tasks a lot easier and safer, and the ease of use and convenience are unmatched in its category. 🔗Heavy Duty, Pakkawood Electrician's Knife with Billhook Blade and Nail Nick Openinghttps://preview.redd.it/akh364ikoq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b962751c6c18d6bd08e3a00f5e7deaa18c80188a The Baladeo Billhook Electrician's Knife stood out in my daily life as a robust multi-purpose tool. The 27g weight provides a solid grip, while the billhook blade, made of stainless steel, opened with precision via a nail nick. Although it is non-locking, its 7.0cm cutting edge made it legally carrier-friendly. The Pakkawood handle fitted my hand comfortably, and the attached bail allowed me to carry the knife on my belt or pack conveniently. A great fit for professionals, this knife is perfect for both work and garden tasks. 🔗Ergonomic Electrician Knife with Stainless Steel Blade and Robust Plastic Handlehttps://preview.redd.it/zn7r3grkoq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3f55dc6d5dd80379f7a3be7d0191333244a5be2c I've had the chance to test out the Knipex 16 20 50 SB Folding Knife for Electricians and let me tell you, it's been quite the experience. After using it for a few days, I've got to say, the durability and robustness of this tool are quite impressive. It's made with top-notch materials, and the sharpness of the blade, crafted in Solingen, is truly remarkable. One of the features that stood out to me was the ergonomic handle design. It's comfortable to hold and the grip is easy to control. This is crucial when you're working on a job that requires precision, and the Knipex knife certainly delivers on that front. Another highlight is the stable blade. It feels like it's built to last, and it's definitely made with the rigors of everyday use in mind. I've been cutting through wires and cables, and the knife has been performing exceptionally well. However, there was one minor issue I encountered. The knife has a tether attachment at the handle end, which allows a fastener to be attached. It's suitable for KNIPEX Tethered Tools, but I found it a bit tricky to use initially. But with some practice, I managed to get the hang of it. Overall, I'd say the Knipex 16 20 50 SB Folding Knife for Electricians is a fantastic tool. It's durable, comfortable to use, and it does the job it's supposed to do exceptionally well. If you're in the market for a new knife, this is definitely one to consider. 🔗Stahlwille Electrician's Cable Knife: Robust and Sharp Utility Toolhttps://preview.redd.it/hqp3v43loq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c485c9ebf90125b129f522934ba89f45b57ee05f As a product reviewer, I had the chance to try out the Stahlwille Electricians Cable Knife in my daily life. It's an incredibly sharp tool, perfect for cutting cables and removing sheath without harming the core. The handle is designed with an ergonomic shape, making it easy for anyone to use it without strain on their hands. It's made from a durable shock-resistant plastic and has a comfortable grip, even when hands are greasy. The product is made in Germany, which is known for its quality craftsmanship. Using this cable knife in my everyday work has been a pleasure, but there's always room for improvement. 🔗Insulated Jameson Lineman Hack Knife with Holsterhttps://preview.redd.it/bjm4ipkloq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ed77be5fb91e896962cf30bc86439a9f678893c2 As an electrical worker, I've been using the Jameson Lineman Hack Knife with Holster for quite some time now, and it has become a trusted companion in my daily work. The knife itself is made of heavy-duty injection molded Nylon 11, providing the necessary electrical protection while working with live or close to live parts. One of the standout features is the fixed straight hack blade, which is perfect for the tasks I perform in utility, electrical, and telecommunication applications. Although the ergonomic grip makes the knife comfortable to hold, I sometimes find the blade to be a bit too short for certain situations. The lockable holster is a nice addition, keeping the knife safely stowed when not in use. However, I noticed that the overall size of the holster can make it a bit bulky to carry around, especially when working in tight spaces. Overall, I've been satisfied with the performance of the Jameson Lineman Hack Knife with Holster, and it has proven to be a reliable tool in my line of work. 🔗Versatile Insulated Cable Stripping Knife: 1000 Volt Rated, Durable, and Safehttps://preview.redd.it/9z0i1hsloq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3050dd90c84adf64e56373e6322f4c503e759ef8 I recently got my hands on the Wiha 15000 Insulated Cable Stripping Knife and it has made my life easier during my daily tasks. The first thing I noticed was how safe it feels to use – the blade is insulated up to 1000 volts, a feature that I appreciate when working with electrical components. The plastic handle has a cushion grip that fits comfortably in my hand, preventing any accidents due to the knife slipping. The cover that comes with the product is a nice touch, protecting the blade when not in use. However, one of the downsides of the knife is that it doesn't come with a built-in tether, which could have been helpful for keeping the knife secure while in use. Nonetheless, after experiencing its quality and functionality, I've grown quite fond of this German-made knife. It's earned its spot in my toolbox and definitely deserves the top-notch reviews it's received. 🔗Eclipse Electrician Knife: Sturdy and Ergonomic Line Cutting Toolhttps://preview.redd.it/io3ayy7moq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=20632a66d916368d02c76c2192c3afd9fdd6b586 As an electrician, I've been looking for a durable and stylish knife that can handle heavy-duty line work. That's when I stumbled upon the Eclipse PD-998 Electrician's Knife. The first thing I noticed was the large curved hawk bill blade made of high-quality stainless steel. Not only does it look amazing, but it also provides a good grip for cutting through wires with ease. The ergonomic handle made from ABS plastic is a game-changer for me. It fits comfortably in my hand, allowing me to work for long hours without any discomfort. I also appreciate the built-in eyelet which lets me hang the knife from a lanyard when it's not in use. However, like many other products in our industry, the Eclipse PD-998 Electrician's Knife comes with a warning label. It tells us that the product can expose us to chemicals, including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. This is definitely something to consider while using this knife. All in all, the Eclipse PD-998 Electrician's Knife is a great addition to any electrician's toolbox. Its durability, style, and ergonomic design make it a reliable choice for heavy-duty line work. Just remember to handle it with care and follow the safety guidelines provided. 🔗OLFA Self-Retracting Safety Knife for Electricians and Industrial Usehttps://preview.redd.it/yucdlznmoq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7d7451eb6bfc08f137226a473af50986ee18aed2 As a reviewer, I've been using the Olfa Self-Retracting Safety Knife for a few months now, and it's become my go-to tool at work. This self-retracting safety knife is an essential add-on for any toolkit, providing an enhanced level of protection. The textured, slip-resistant handle is comfortable and increases grip, making it safer for quick tasks and prolonged use. One of the standout features is the gently curved blade slider and the spring blade that automatically retracts when it's not in use. This makes it an excellent choice for cutting light to heavy-duty materials such as cardboard, packaging, film, trimmings, and strapping. I've found it particularly useful for cutting corrugated and packaging materials, shrink wrap, plastic, film, and more. However, as a downside, I have noticed that if you apply constant pressure on the blade, it may not retract unless pressure is reduced. But overall, it's a minor issue compared to the product's durability and safety. In conclusion, the Olfa Self-Retracting Safety Knife is a high-quality, reliable, and versatile tool for everyday use at work or at home. Its self-retracting feature and comfortable handle make it a safe and efficient choice for various cutting tasks. 🔗Morakniv Craftline Electrician Knife with Stainless Steel Blade and Incorporated Finger Guardhttps://preview.redd.it/1ragsaymoq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=df534bbe32060fe6d1f9e8638791b336da3bf4ca The Morakniv Craftline Electrician Trade Knife with Sandvik is a versatile tool that has been designed specifically for the intricate detail work of an electrician. Despite the fact that it has a curved blade, it's surprisingly easy to control and offers precise maneuverability. One of the most significant features of this knife is the polymer handle, which is not only reliable and durable but also provides a firm grip. I found it particularly comfortable to use, especially when dealing with the intricate work involved in stripping wires. The rubber grip makes it even easier to handle, providing a firm, yet comfortable grip. Another great aspect of this knife is the blade's unique double grinding, which caters to both left and right-handed users. This level of detail in the design ensures that users from all walks of life can benefit from its efficiency. It's an excellent all-in-one tool that can handle a myriad of tasks with ease. However, the knife's weight is quite a bit more than a standard utility knife, which can be a downside for some. It's not a heavy tool in the traditional sense, but if you're used to lighter alternatives, the extra weight might feel noticeable. As someone who works with tools on a daily basis, I can certainly appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into this knife. Its quality is evident in every aspect, from the sturdy handle to the sharp blade. The included sheath also adds to the product's overall value, making this a reliable investment for any professional in the electrical field. 🔗Milwaukee Lineman's Hawkbill Knife for Cable Strippinghttps://preview.redd.it/70llrwenoq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c3b2c1a8bbf315d91da72cc906f21108776d359a I've been using this Milwaukee Hawkbill Knife as my go-to everyday tool for a few weeks now, and I must say, it's a game-changer for any electrician or cable worker out there. The stainless steel fixed blade has surprised me with its ability to stay sharp longer than any other knife I've used. The ergonomic, oversized handle really stands out to me. It's perfect for comfortable use even when wearing gloves, which is a common scenario for many electricians or utilities workers. The knife also comes with a durable molded sheath with a convenient belt clip, making storage and transportation a breeze. However, the knife is only suitable for one type of stripping work, and I still have to use my old skinning knife for more complex tasks sometimes. But overall, the Milwaukee Lineman's Hawkbill Knife has certainly made a noticeable difference in my work life, and I'd definitely recommend it as an electrician knife to anyone who's in need of an efficient, reliable tool. 🔗Durable Lineman's Underground Stripping Knife for Electricianshttps://preview.redd.it/hmezd3ynoq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5648e5d446e100b574bef27eda50ce5b9ed84714 After weeks of using the Milwaukee Lineman's Underground Knife, I must say that it stands up to expectations! The ergonomic handle makes it easy to grip and use for long periods without causing any discomfort. The stainless steel blade is sharp and efficient at stripping multi-layer cables, and it stays sharp for a good amount of time. One downside is the absence of a locking mechanism, which can be frustrating when you need a steady hand to cut through thicker cables. Additionally, the on-board blade cover storage is a bit tight, making it slightly inconvenient for storing the knife when it's not in use. Overall, this knife is perfect for electricians and linemen, offering both functionality and ease of use. If you can overlook the minor flaws, it's a reliable tool for your toolbox! Buyer's GuideAn electrician knife is a versatile and essential tool for electricians and DIY enthusiasts. This type of knife is designed for cutting various materials, including electrical wires or cords. When selecting an electrician knife, there are several important features to consider to ensure you get the best value for your money.Power Sourcehttps://preview.redd.it/zcljo63poq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0dce9620a0685a2eda33cfc0503c5d93de4f18e0 Electrician knives come with different power sources, including rechargeable batteries, disposable batteries, or corded electricity. Consider the convenience and frequent usage of the tool when deciding on the power source. Cordless models offer more flexibility and mobility, while corded models provide uninterrupted power during use. Type of BladeElectrician knives come with various blade types, such as razor-edged for slicing materials and diagonal-edged for cutting through cables and wires. Make sure to choose a knife with the appropriate blade type for your intended use.Material and ConstructionThe materials used in the knife's construction directly impact its durability and performance. A high-quality knife will typically have a durable metal handle and blade. Look for knives with ergonomic handles for a comfortable grip and non-slip materials to reduce the risk of accidents. https://preview.redd.it/m0r1c4bpoq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1a8e4e61e4638cadcbae19e2c1c57b9625d88646 Safety FeaturesWhen working with electrical materials, safety is paramount. Electrician knives should have insulated handles to protect users from accidental shocks. Additionally, look for knives with safety guards on the rotating blades to minimize the risk of injuries or accidents.Comfort and ErgonomicsA well-designed electrician knife should be comfortable to use for extended periods. Consider the handle's grip, thickness, and weight when making your purchase. Ergonomic handles are also beneficial in reducing hand and wrist strain during use.Brand Reputationhttps://preview.redd.it/b0v0wgmpoq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ed38a0d7d75f8165d8e1bd914f8f97bbc9413bd6 When purchasing any tool, it is essential to consider the brand's reputation for quality, customer service, and warranty policies. A reputable brand with a history of producing reliable and functional electrician knives is a good investment. FAQWhat is an Electrician Knife?An Electrician Knife, also known as a utility knife, is a type of precision cutting tool designed specifically for professionals working in the electrical industry. It features a sharp, retractable blade that can be locked into place for added safety during use. https://preview.redd.it/jmlqjl2qoq4d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=384ef8ed67d0fe4c51bfd2ab03dd9bf27be0b140 Why should I choose an Electrician Knife over other cutting tools?Electrician Knives offer several advantages over traditional cutting tools, such as scissors or even utility knives without an electrical component. These knives are specifically designed to provide accurate and efficient cuts while minimizing the potential for injury or damage to the material being cut. They also incorporate safety features like blade locking mechanisms to reduce the risk of accidental cuts.What types of materials can I cut with an Electrician Knife?Electrician Knives are designed to cut various electrical installation materials, such as wires, cables, and insulation. Some models may also be suitable for cutting other types of materials, like plastic or thin metals, but it is essential to check the manufacturer's specifications before using the knife on a specific material.How do I maintain and clean my Electrician Knife?
Do I need any special skills or training to use an Electrician Knife?Although Electrician Knives are fairly user-friendly, it's essential to read and follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper use. Additionally, familiarize yourself with the specific safety features of your chosen knife model to minimize the risk of accidents during use.What are some key features to look for when purchasing an Electrician Knife?
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2024.06.05 12:56 SCIONOFJATS Katewa dynasty Katewas also known as Makars, established a principality with its capital at Khudana in present-day Jhunjhunu district. They were ousted by the Nagar Pathan Nawabs of Narhar, who, with Mughal support, founded Bagar and ended Katewa rule in the 17th century.
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2024.06.05 06:30 Weaby "people's hands are likely far more disgusting than their buttcheeks and balls" /r/Toronto discusses the ethics of a naked bike ride through the city
Remember when they used the bike share bikes? How gross was that!?
I mean honestly people's hands are likely far more disgusting in terms of germs and bacteria than their butt cheeks and balls.
North America has a weird thing about sexualizing all nudity. Seriously, who the fuck care. All y'all getting outraged at this need to seriously chill TF out.
General expectation is to not interact with nudity in public places. You can feel whatever way you want about it but western society generally does not want to see a bunch of exhibitionists riding dick out downtown and it be simply tolerated because of “inclusion” or any other BS cause they are going for
Why don’t you just mind your own business?
naked people riding past parks and schools with children playing...But yeah being upset at naked bodies near school children is a problem? Makes all the sense in the world.
I don’t see why it’s necessary, like there’s camps and beaches for being naked and away from eye. But then they allow them to do this, they might aswell just allow them to do it all year around. Like I understand why it’s fun to naked and doing things you wouldn’t normally do naked, but doing those things especially in a heart of a city I’d say is unnecessary. It goes for people in the pride parades too, people bring their kids to that don’t be naked. Like you can be prideful without having to tie a ballon around your millimeter Peter to show it. I am straight but go to pride parades a lot for my friends and family who are in the community and its just a shock to see that, especially when I was young and went to my first in Toronto when I was 12 I was wayyy too immature back then
Yeah this is absolutely disgusting. Nobody wants to see this.
Well it's been going on for 20 years.
19 years, 11 months, 2 weeks and 2 days isthe amount of time when USA pulled out of Afghanistan, if the USA wasted 2 trillion and left behind billions in military equipment the nudist can most certainly stop biking in Toronto and go to actual camps for nudist
I'm a nudist but wouldn't be naked in an uncontrolled space like a city where children are around. Hanlan beach yes. Side-note: clothed people at hanlan can fuck right off. especially those who take pictures of those naked or themselves with naked people in the background. Edit: ITT: creeps that take a whole ass BOAT and WALK 2 KILOMETERS to find one of two only tiny nude spots in the COUNTRY at the very edge of Toronto, past dozens of clothed beaches telling me they're not creeps.
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Was around $110usd before ship. Just got these QC pics in, in think the yellow "Canada Goose" text on the back looks a bit crooked? submitted by LucidOasis8 to DesignerReps [link] [comments] W2c in comments |
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2024.06.05 00:37 m33o44 reMarkable (2) paper Format Test (especially for DIN-A4 Format)
The last time I tried to print a document I had written on my reMarkable, I was surprised to find that the size of my pages was quite long and not in a real format. submitted by m33o44 to RemarkableTablet [link] [comments] I had written a report and it was now a single page of a long PDF. I had initially assumed that reMarkable would somehow divide itself into pages, but it doesn't. In the end it wasn't so bad, because the printer was able to split it up on its own. However, at one point I had a problem with a line that was poorly separated by two pages and generally minor imperfections at the top and bottom of the paper margins (in terms of space). So I asked myself “is it possible to write pages with the reMarkable in a consistent format”. And this is exactly the question I want to answer in this test! Portrait ModeIn portrait mode, I first wrote a small text. I then centered it (horizontally) and moved it up a little. From this text and later also from markings, we can easily determine the format of the sheets.The following three pictures are what it looked like directly on the screen of the reMarkable 2 in portrait mode: Without markings in portrait mode Markings at a distance from the edge of the screen Markings directly on the edge of the screen And here are the results after an export as a PDF in DIN A4 format (print view), if the image would not be scaled: Without markings in portrait mode in the PDF Viewer Markings at a distance from the edge of the screen in the PDF Viewer Markings directly on the edge of the screen in the PDF Viewer The portrait mode itself is pretty much C5 envelope size (162 x 229 mm), as can be seen in the picture here: C5 envelope with portrait mode And since the landscape mode is actually only rotated by 90°, we still have the same format (only rotated by 90°): C5 envelope (90°) with landscape mode It's not really an A4 format, so it's not what my printer uses, which is not what I'm looking for. But the landscape mode seems to be a bit more interesting to find a solution for the A4 format: The height of the reMarkable corresponds exactly to the width of the A4 format (210 mm) and since in landscape mode the height is simply taken as the width, we are in any case much closer to the solution to create A4 format documents with the reMarkable. Landscape ModeAs already mentioned, the width of the reMarkable in landscape mode (~210 mm) corresponds to the width of the A4 format (210 mm). However, the height of the reMarkable in landscape mode is approx. 157 mm, whereas the A4 format has a height of 297 mm.(on reMarkable) Landscape mode zoomed out with markings at the very bottom edge View in PDF Viewer (without scaling) The following is a solution method with which a loss of a few millimeters (up to -14 mm (not actual millimeters when zoomed out, I mean the final document) from bottom screen when fully zoomed out is the actua) can be expected:
portrait mode adjusted to page margins Maybe I'm making it a bit complicatedIt may well be that there is another, easier, better way to adapt the documents in reMarkable to paper formats. After all, I've had my device for less than a week, so I wouldn't be surprised if I come across a few more functions. But since I didn't find a quick way and I'm getting along with my method so far, I just wanted to share this method in the form of a post.If there is a better way, I would be very interested to know how it works. But otherwise I would also be interested in how you customize your documents so that they fit the formats. I have not yet found a way to extend a document to the left and right, except to create new pages that I would then have to “glue” together (digitally merge, not actually glue sheets together). |
2024.06.05 00:27 tooty-mctoots Tomatoes help
What is going on with my tomatoes? I have one plant that is pretty far behind in development, and showing some yellowing as well as what looks like something eating the leaves. submitted by tooty-mctoots to gardening [link] [comments] Second picture shows something odd that is on the leaf that I have no idea what it is. Some sort of poop/eggs?? That plant otherwise looks pretty healthy. All of my tomatoes are on drop irrigation. I also recently put down some more fertilizer (tomato tone) since planting around 3 weeks ago. While pulling back the straw to put down the fert, I saw super small white looking worms/larvae? Probably only a millimeter or two and super thin as a hair. These were all under the straw and in the soil. Maybe I need to spray there tomatoes to control some of this stuff? |
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