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Some time back I bought a 1 litre GSI Glacier Dukjug in stainless steel. Then I went for some extra capacity and better ease of stowage by buying two of the 750 ml version. They served me well on trips to Africa. The other day, I was a bit taken aback to find that the lid had split of one of...

In case anyone feels like having a go: Gary's wooden clocks Woodworking clock plans They're not a intricate as those in the OP, but, with practice,...who knows?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVIJz6wHv08 I found this in another article, this time in the Daily Mail (link). Валери Даневич (Valerii Danevych) must take after John Harrison (link) and probably some other...

Thanks for the explanation Ogri. Given their content I sort of wondered if that might be the case. It is good to see that such care is being taken to keep the forum relevant etc.

They're all there this morning...thanks.

Thanks for the update Ogri...not sure I understand why later posts are appearing before earlier ones, but it's not the end of the world. Thanks too, to you and the moderating team for regulating the forum. I'd guess it's a pretty thankless task at time, but very necessary. All the best, Bob

Hi I don't know how to contact a mod directly (I have looked in FAQs etc) so perhaps I can ask my questions here. I'm new to here and know that my posts have to be cleared before they appear on the forum. I posted a couple of times yesterday and later on one of my posts did appear. Then...

BA allow "Small scissors and knives (blades measuring up to 6cm (2.4in)" and "Knitting needles and crochet hooks" in hand baggage. They do not allow "Other sharp and bladed objects such as razor blades, Stanley knives/box cutters and DIY tools" or "Blunt instruments such as bats, bars and DIY...

DC4 please...when available. PM follows...thanks.

Having seen this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsGC0lZ-5g8 ...NO! Or there's another here (link); where you really have to admire their safety harnesses...maybe?

Thanks for the welcomes, one and all. I'm having a good time just browsing around. There's an awful lot on here!

I just came across this a brief guide to haemostatic agents (link) at www.realfirstaid.co.uk. And they have some more advice about FA kit here (link). I've been on anti-platelet medication and had the greatest difficulty in staunching a bleed from a cut heel. Being on my own, it was...

I should have said that I also get to use it properly when I travel to Africa, which I hope to do again soon.

Hi I'm Bob and I came across your forum when researching gear, mainly clothing. Then I had a look at the whole thing and thought that it's about time I joined. Technical clothing is a bit of a thing for me as I really don't need all its capabilities except for my main hobby, which is...