He chewed a hole through the cocoon and stayed like this for about an hour with occasional movement. I was afraid that he had gotten stuck or was too weak to get out so I cut a small slice in the side of the cocoon to widen the opening but left him to crawl out on his own, which he did about 30 minutes later. His wings developed fully and he was very active.
Was I just too impatient?
Friend was trapped in their house by a rat snake and when I got there I couldn’t find it and assumed it moved on, until I found it climbing the siding of the wall.
I believe it’s a Japanese made PST, I’ve heard that the steel they used for these is stronger but less rust resistant, anyone know if that’s actually true or not? I believe the rust part because almost every listing I saw for a Japanese PST had severe rust.
Gave $125 for it and it took a bath of deep creep, an oil filter strap wrench, and a LOT of fighting to get the cap off the fuse to “defuse” it again. My FBI agent is going to have to work overtime with everything I had to google to find out how to do that.
I hope this is the right sub for this but I’d like to find some reference books that show off knight armor from various eras, historically accurate or fiction, and possibly with demonstrations of articulation and construction. Looking for “knights armor books” on Amazon does bring up result but with how flooded Amazon is with AI junk it’s hard to tell what if any is worth it.
Wanting to buy a leatherman rebar that I can carry at work, but my job has a strict no stabby knife rule, I was thinking of replacing it with either a hook or scissors but I don’t know which if any parts will fit. A bit driver would be nice but I imagine that takes up more space than the knife.