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I'll rotate out the plugs and muffs. I don't use big muffs because they are too heavy/bulky and uncomfortable. The smaller ones are bad enough, but then plugs do bother my ears after a few weeks. It seems like my ear canals start to enlarge making the plugs not fit as tightly, plus it gets...

Which?

Plugs or muffs for low noise. Plus and muffs for high noise. I used to really prefer Silencio molded silicone ear plugs from Madsen's. Haven't been able to find them, online.

I'm not convinced max protection is necessary. IMO, sound only needs to be attenuated to /safe/ levels, not max. I like Husqvarna muffs. They're light, and have big pockets so they fit well. My first set of muffs were one of 3Ms most protective(can't remember which), and they were heavy with...

An important topic for me so I buy the strongest pro I can find-peltor H10 which is rated for 27-35NRR depending on what you read. Hygiene kits for it are tough to find. I used to buy them with no problem but manufacturers seem to have figured that they'll make more money by making hygiene kits...

Um which guy

This guy got beat on pretty good for a crane removal vid a while back but I’ve always thought his stuff was pretty good. Kinda long but if anyone is interested I’d like to hear thoughts.

Dog, true story.

Nice site! Btw Brian, the grease guns you recommended are still working beautifully :dude:

Looks giant by those slabs (used to seeing big slabs).

I wanted a everyday carry type knife and i sure did find one It's a joker montes handmade in spain It's a 4" blade and is a very well made comfortable knife it has black liners and was extremely sharp out of the box Olive wood handle's and a very nice leather sheath i was surprised it was...

It was a scam the cancelled all 12 of my different orders I filed a complaint.

Got a large scratch n dent portawrap from arbsession for $93 shipped(qualifies as a deal I think). I wanted one to keep in the truck, and I kinda wanted a large one. The one I have is a medium. I bought it cause it was specced for ⅝" rope, and I figured I didn't have any business rigging bigger...

I used to think so too, but was set straight by several people in my chainsaw sharpening group on Facebook. Did some checking and they do make their pro chain in house. The retail homeowner crap is still made by Oregon or whoever. The X-Cut is distinguishable by the gold colored master link.

Grandma had some scary hands. She used to use those to snatch souls. Encased in lexan is a brave choice. I'd have used lead or titanium.