u/RolePlayingJames

Going to look at fitting a thumb stud after I give it a little clean.

Trying to get in the habit of batch cooking my chicken and eggs for work, found steamed chicken and a plain omelette to be super simple.

I do put some spicy mayo on at work for some moisture.

Not actually an axe but I thought you would all understand. Bought myself some hammers on the weekend and wanted to put a new handle on one, popped the old handle out only to realise it was wedged with only the two little metal wedges shown. Luckily I didn't hit anything with it yet.

Just got home from a local village fete, found a guy selling restored tools.

Grabbed this old stone for £5, looks barely used and with almost no damage. I could have spend a lot more money grabbing tools, but kept myself to this and 3 ball peins for £12.