I've been mixing Bodhi Blueberry Hashplant with GG#4. All the giggles and none of the racy!
What did you accomplish today?
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doublejj
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this is where 'trim camp' came from......
KK26
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Ha!
Im here again!
Came to feed again and started with a wake and bake to get me going and that just fucked me up.
Seriously, I will water them. Nearly done actually, 10 to 14 days so good it's just water only.
Ive made an individual scrog screen out of a broken umbrella, bamboo and a bit of wire.
It will work on my next run which will be these. Anesia Seeds Blackberry Moonrocks, Sluricane and Barney's Farm Pink Kush
DarkWeb
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Little bear came back about 3:30 am. Saw the light kick on so I went to check. He went right across the front steps towards the back....so I checked the back. He came right up the deck and checked out the slider. These where fresh tracks in fresh falling snow so I knew he was still close......oh look right there 15' away.....little one like thigh high. So I got the pellet rifle and gave him one in the ass, he took off up a tree, I went to bed. The sting's only gonna get bigger if he comes back.
trowertripper
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oh yea. well actually getting better since the lockdown...cannot do it all over night though. One thing for sure Im looking forward to retirement. i spend way too much time at work for what its worth, stopping at fast food joints on the way in and in the way home...losing sleep over shit....stressing over paperwork...priorities reset.
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raratt
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Had to put the battery charger on the truck yesterday because it sits too much. Ran it @12A for awhile, battery didn't like that and voltage overcharged so I dropped it down to 8A. Batt was showing 66% charge yesterday, showing 100% today. I put the jumper cables in it because now I don't trust the battery.
Chunky Stool
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I use a cheap carbide sharpener followed by ceramic rods & sharpening steel.
The edge is *not* smooth or razor sharp but it ain’t bad for 5 minutes of effort.
This old Cutco handles most tasks with ease and holds an edge very well for a knife in this price range.
manfredo
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I just had to buy one for a riding mower...It's actually takes a motorcycle battery....$63 was the cheapest I could find...Crazy, for a small battery...and it came with the acid in containers and I had to charge it myself.
Today I am searching for a plastic barrel to make a rain barrel out of, for the garden(s)
Actually I want a few of them! And no luck locally, yet!Last weekend I was wearing shorts...This weekend I'm thinking about building a fire...We had freakin' snow last night. Good think I didn't plant those squash and cukes! I think it is going to break next week though,,,Maybe next weekend I can plant some vegy's.
Chunky Stool
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Ever let your plants veg too long because you’re too lazy to get everything set up for flower?
Me neither.
They might even get too tall so leaves start getting bleached by the lights.
That would be so dumb...
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Bareback
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I like the cutco stuff , I have the can opener it has been the best can opener I have ever owned and the most expensive at like $70.
cannabineer
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I have an Old Hickory set. It takes an amazing edge after a session on the stones. Edge doesn’t last though.
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Chunky Stool
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Cutco isn't cheap but it's not high end either.
Definitely worth the money IMO.
cannabineer
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Ohhh you should give a Japanese “laser” knife a try, like maybe a Konosuke.
They are high-maintenance but they cut like nothing else.
Chunky Stool
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It's a balance.
I've got knives I can sharpen in less than 30 seconds.
And that's about how long the edge lasts.
Perfect for slicing cheese...
cannabineer
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How will you manage final temper? I imagine an old file will be a great blank for a knife.
But the heart of the matter is in the quench imo.
cannabineer
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I have this one knife that I use exclusively for slicing hard-boiled eggs.
A $13 stainless sushi knife I used to learn my way around waterstones. It remains on duty.
DarkWeb
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I'd have to do some more research on what works. But maybe electric ovens and oil baths. Or if needed fire. I do know there is clays you can use so the edge is a different hardness. I'm sure it's a art more than a process with knives.
I'd love to see that. I have Walnut, Maple and Purpleheart in my garage for a loom I plan to make someday.