Interesting Video Finds Part 4
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PhotonWrangler
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Not exactly video but interesting nonetheless. Type your name into this NASA tool and see it spelled out in Landsat imagery from around the world, then hover over each image to see where it's from.
landsat.gsfc.nasa.gov
Your Name in Landsat 🛰️
Not exactly video but interesting nonetheless. Type your name into this NASA tool and see it spelled out in Landsat imagery from around the world, then hover over each image to see where it's from.
Your Name in Landsat 🛰️
Nice try, not putting my name into that.
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Pretty cool.
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Nothing to worry about.... You're already on several Watch Lists.
Heck, we all are. Heck, every American above the age of 9 is on those lists. Which makes no sense. But then again America stopped making sense a long time ago.
Heck, we all are. Heck, every American above the age of 9 is on those lists. Which makes no sense. But then again America stopped making sense a long time ago.
....That you know of.Yeah, my goal is to be on ALL of them. Currently only on 3.
PhotonWrangler
Flashaholic
There. We're all on the list now.
Jean-Luc Descarte
Enlightened
The military industrial complex and the Pentagon need funds, what can I say...
...."You can get more money from people by getting elected, than pointing a gun at them." 🙂
The very first segment is the well-known Estwing hatchet/axe.
I collect a lot of things. Yes even hatchets/axes.
The Estwing got my seal of approval as the best hatchet to pack in a vehicle for Bug-Out purposes, on my main YouTube channel. You can see in the video that it's a very strong design.
I collect a lot of things. Yes even hatchets/axes.
The Estwing got my seal of approval as the best hatchet to pack in a vehicle for Bug-Out purposes, on my main YouTube channel. You can see in the video that it's a very strong design.
Interesting to see how much hand work is involved with that Estwing.
Note that only the first 5 minutes of that video is about the hatchet.
Note that only the first 5 minutes of that video is about the hatchet.
True. Sorry about that. I thought more of the video's title would be displayed once I linked to it. The other segments qualify as interesting too.
To make up for that, anyone buying an Estwing tool, and wanting to peel off those stickers on the sides; good luck! Company intentionally uses industrial strength adhesive that is nearly impossible to remove without massive amounts of soap, hot-water and elbow grease for about 2 hours straight! (Ask me how I know!)
Thankfully awhile back, one of my subscribers on my main YouTube channel pointed out that removing the adhesive after peeling off the stickers takes about 2 minutes instead of 2 hours. Get a bottle of nail-polish remover WITH Acetone in it. Soak a rag, tiny bit of elbow grease, done!
Estwing knows what they're doing. They don't care. They want you to leave those silly stickers on THEIR tool. I see it this way, I spent my money on it. That makes it MY tool. If I want the advertising stickers for your company off of MY tool, I have every right to remove them and not suffer an idiotic punishment for doing so. Love their tools, not a fan of Estwing's company policies.
To make up for that, anyone buying an Estwing tool, and wanting to peel off those stickers on the sides; good luck! Company intentionally uses industrial strength adhesive that is nearly impossible to remove without massive amounts of soap, hot-water and elbow grease for about 2 hours straight! (Ask me how I know!)
Thankfully awhile back, one of my subscribers on my main YouTube channel pointed out that removing the adhesive after peeling off the stickers takes about 2 minutes instead of 2 hours. Get a bottle of nail-polish remover WITH Acetone in it. Soak a rag, tiny bit of elbow grease, done!
Estwing knows what they're doing. They don't care. They want you to leave those silly stickers on THEIR tool. I see it this way, I spent my money on it. That makes it MY tool. If I want the advertising stickers for your company off of MY tool, I have every right to remove them and not suffer an idiotic punishment for doing so. Love their tools, not a fan of Estwing's company policies.
I worked for two weeks on the assembly line of a factory. Whenever I see a video of assembly line workers, it reminds me of those days. Those people deserve to have a fifteen minute break every hour.
Estwing tools are very well made, and are ergonomic as well.
Made in the USA gets my nod.
