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My Flashfire has cut-off relief plugs for the floatation tanks, evidently glued in. Maybe the previous owner thought this was an upgrade. The plug in the picture is something I picked up at a hardware store long ago. It is solid, but perhaps I could drill or burn a hole in it. You can sort...

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Glenn wrote in another thread: "Now that DaveO has experience with the Message Posting and Editing Options page, how about turning on multi-quote by changing the switch from No to Yes. This enables a poster to quote more than one previous poster that he or she wants to reply to. Otherwise, those...

Mike, great stuff, and so much to digest. Thanks for your efforts. I plan to use dual lock in a project and will report on it when it comes to fruition.

Two tone, red accents, would be distinctive.

Killer sunset pics. Very nice report, thanks.

The link to the video by Teaching Drum Outdoor School, posted by Duct Tape above, is interesting, as are the comments, which are overly snarky. I got to say, I really liked, in principle, the technique demonstrated for getting in and out of a pack boat to a low flat shoreline with a steep drop...

My sense has been, generally, October through February is the best time to be a buyer, which of course makes sense. Bargains can pop up anytime, but you have to be quick on the draw, and ready to travel with cash. Search tempest is a good resource. I have not been a buyer for a while, so not...

The 3m website says the Dual Lock Reclosable Fastener SJ4570 Low Profile is designed for indoor use and low to medium temperature performance. The Dual Lock Low Prole has one stem density of approximately 705 stems per square inch. The standard profile Dual Lock Fasteners are available in three...

Mr. Birch: I too hate, hate, hate auto-correct, but I thought, incorrectly as it turns out, that my perspective on it might add some levity. Your contributions are most valued. My apologies for any worry or bother caused.

Welcome. Sweet boat you have.

Good choice to not add music. Just the waves slapping the hull, and other sounds, and lack of sounds, as you experienced it.

McMaster Carr has snap together fasteners mushroom shaped with acrylic adhesive "which bonds well to most materials and can be used outdoors." 25' by 1" costs $91.

PS: I always liked zippos but for the leakage problem. The EDC Peanut sounds very interesting. BB: I really liked the term "squirrel best material" when I first read it. Reading further, I realized you probably meant "squirrel nest material". How about even better, "squirrel best nest...

I am intrigued as well. It is starting to make a lot of sense for sliding seat, partial spray decks, etc., but still, there is a lot of force generated against those components. I wonder about the lasting power of peel and stick adhesives used in some of the offerings. I had not given it much...

Mike, all sounds great. I am sure you can add your usual fanciful fun to the proceedings, like suspect shipping labels, as appropriate. Looking forward to it.

Thank you for your stated willingness to support the site financially. I would prefer to get donations all at once during the fundraiser, which I am tentatively planning for early next year. We have enough funds remaining to get us through until then, barring something unforeseen happening.

Loved those carefree, crazy '70s! Kids today don't know what they missed.

I installed a CCS snap-on-cover roughly twenty years ago, on a Prism flex-core. I installed it in the dead of winter with very low relative humidity, and consequently, there were only one or two spots that I sometimes had to splash, to get it on. I especially liked having the front cover to...

Sounds like a great time, wolves howling and all.