I can't fault that one I bought. I had low expectations, with it being relatively light, & having a shorter handle than I'm accustomed to, but it honestly is bloody impressive in use compared to a traditional axe.
I run a RUTX12, with internal antennas. Does what I require of it.
It'll not give you fibre type speeds, obviously, but a 4G router has been serving me fine for nigh on 5 year now.
Seems a decent bit of kit, doesn't it. Works well too.
Make sure you let go quick when you pop something in. I was surprised by how quickly it pulls in once the blades grab it.
What isn't it on, these days. :D I think we tend to have an overly critical eye on that front, because of this...
We know. I believe he's just trying to make the point of being careful as to what ones uses to prevent galling, in order to not introduce another, different issue, into the mix.
Not necessarily. The blinkered viewpoint/thinking can also apply from another angle. Just because something appears revolutionary doesn't mean it is. They may be ignoring it for good reason: i.e: They think/realise it's novelty value only.
Logic/thinking needs to be very open from every angle...
That's what blocks most people. Accepted values, stuff entrenched in them whilst growing up etc. Few have desire/ability to look outside that world, & realise that what they thought they knew isn't necessarily so.
It was doing. I started being subtle, lopping side branches off etc., but realised I couldn't feed it quickly enough, so stopped fannying around like that. Just started lopping stuff which obviously needed it in order to fit & not jam.
Plus, started ton-bagging it initially, to move it out of...