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Hi guys,
I am still looking for used and reasonably priced used equipment for making candy- guitar cutter and maybe a melter. I have not made any profit yet from my candy, and think it may be due to my various shapes, and indecision about streamlining my process. I usually spend all night trying to make beautiful candy, and it comes out mediocre, and I fell it would not sell.
I hope a guitar might save me time and stress and make my candy uniform.
If you know anything, let me know.
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Very good videos, I am confident it will work.
But, if you don't mind one more question: I am doing mostly cutting(firm) ganache, for square candies. What is the best proportion of chocolate and cream for firm ganache? I do 1/4 cream to 3/3 chocolate. I am worried that if I put more cream, it will be hard to cut and coat in room temperature.
What is your opinion?
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Thanks for all the advice. I am totally new and just beginning. But with no much money so a solucion for a guitar will be more then great. I will buy tomorrow the cutting in tool and a plastic quilting ruler, but with what kind of knife must I cut the ganache ? Must it be warm, cold or how can I cut it the best way ?
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Thank you very much, so smart to think of something like this.
I only need to buy the ruler still.
Thanks again.
I have a question, do someone know the JKV machines? are they good ? And the Selmi one machines ?
Is there a cheap solucion for a vibrating table ?
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I would like to know if someone has the water tempering machine TF20 DR520241.
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That's not bad. Especially since it's excel. But you should change the logo to the old school logo. Seeing as how that was the logo when we won those Super Bowls.
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It's basically a cleaned up version of the 1974 dolphin logo with a smaller helmet but with the 1972 look of not going all the way through the sun ring.
No offense, but that Dolphin looks like it is mentally handicapped with the smaller logo. But again, I do like the actual banners. And I am more impressed that you could use it as a sig. That thing looks to bigger than the allowed sizes.
LOL!!! Yeah, it's hard to make a Dolphin, wearing a football helmet, look normal.
I can't remember if I pasted that in or if it's because I'm pointing to a URL. I'll have to redo that and see exactly how I made that happen.
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Hi Everyone.
For the past couple of years I have been making various contributions to this forum. Some have had me take some heat. Some of the responses to my posts have been downright insulting to me. Others have asked some very pointed questions - questions such as "Who are you to be saying what you do?"
It's a valid question, seeing as I don't present people outside of Calgary with the opportunity to buy my chocolate and confections, and this is a global forum.
Having said that, I feel it's appropriate to, this once, blow my own horn, and provide some legitimacy to what it is that I do here in Calgary.
Here's a true story:
On January 20th, I happened to be in my shop doing some last minute running around before going to the mountains for the weekend.
A couple of relatively unassuming gentlemen entered the shop and began talking to Charmaine, my head chocolatier at length. As I walked past, Charmaine handed me one of their cards. To my suprise, they were from Chocolate Giant Barry Callebaut. Not only that, but they were none other than Derrick Tu Tan Pho, Barry Callebaut's Technical Director, and Mark Pennington, Western Canada's Sales Manager!
They said they'd heard great things about my little shop, and had flown to Calgary to see what I was I doing!
Holy Cow!
We talked at length, and I invited them to an event I was hosting this evening. They graciously accepted and spent the evening with 10 patrons, listening to me blabber on about chocolate, and what we do in our shop, and what makes our chocolate so much better than mainstream mass produced chocolate.
By the end of the evening, they were blown away with Choklat. Derrick paid me one of the biggest compliments I've had yet in my career as a chocolatier. He said that my chocolate is every bit as good as the finest chocolate in the world - chocolate made by artists like Cluizel, Amedei, and Valhrona!
He also provided some great tips with regard to our confections, and how to increase shelf life without compromising quality.
In a follow up email, Mark was quoted as typing:
"Sensational chocolate class tonight. I also really enjoyed your products.
In fact a Remarkable effort and some of the best bean to bars chocolate I've seen."
So, for those of you out there on the "chocolate net", who question who I am, or what I do, or the quality of that which I make, the fact that one of the most respected chocolatiers in the world makes a trip to little 'ol Calgary to visit ME, and then pays such high praise to my creations, I hope this nullifies any doubts you may have with regard to my skill with cocoa beans.
Cheers everyone, and Happy Chocolate Making.
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Are your Choklat Chuao and Porcelana bars available anywhere in the U.S.? If not, do you ship to the U.S.? I'm interested in these bars, so I'd like to know how I can get them.
Feel free to PM me too. I can give you my email address if you need to send me any shipping information.
P.S.- If I can make a friendly suggestion-- on your TCL page you should put the name of your company and a link to how to learn more. It's not readily apparent, at least that I could see, so it took me a little bit of detective work to track down the information.
The ONLY way to get chocolate (bars or confections) from Brad is to visit him in Calgary. I've asked him on numerous occasions in the past and he has categorically refused on this point.
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'Tis a pity. I'm always up for reviewing a new b2b company, especially one that received such high accolades. I'm on a quest to taste, review, and compare every Chuao and Porcelana bar made, but I guess this will have to wait indefinitely. Oh well...
Brad's approach to marketing his product has always been interesting to me ... he requires people to physically go to his shop in Calgary to get product: he does not ship anything to anyone (including me, as I have mentioned). This makes it incredibly difficult for those of us in the chocolate community who care about such things to get our hands on his products to taste them for ourselves and form our own opinions - and communicate those opinions to the rest of the world.
Intrigued by the opinions of two BC reps who visited, I had to ask myself, even if what Brad makes is some of the best chocolate in the world ... is it worth the cost? Not the price - the cost. I can walk into a local store in NYC and buy a 2oz bar of the 2002 Valrhona Chuao for $35. That's about $250/lb. A lot, I know, but $35 is something I can easily afford for special occasions.
The least expensive r/t flights I can find from NYC to Calgary cost US$552 with a route time totaling over 20 hours. I can get a non-stop for over $832 that takes about half the time. When I factor in the time it takes to get to the airport, overnighting (at least) in Calgary, incidental expenses (airport transfers, accommodations, meals), one of Brad's bars of chocolate costs me, what? At least $800 but only if I don't factor into the equation the value of my time (after all, I am a chocolate professional, and I do need to factor the value of my time into this whole process as I am not likely to choose Calgary as a vacation destination). That brings the cost (time and expenses) of a bar of Brad's chocolate to be between $1500 and $2500.
I don't know about you, but even if it is the best chocolate in the world, it's not worth the cost (the price of a bar is only $12) - to me - to go find out if it's as good as some people say it is.
Interesting reply Clay.
You spend a lot of time wondering why I don't ship or deliver. The answer is VERY simple. I DON'T NEED TO. There's a million people in this city, another 600,000 in the immediate surrounding area. The business is growing exponentially with the customer base I have direct access to. It makes absolutely NO business sense whatsoever, to incur the cost of researching packaging options, researching shipping options, applying for the shipping accounts, purchasing packaging and labeling, and then setting up infrastructure in our shop to handle shipping, just to send a chocolate bar to the UK (and YES, some dufus wanted me to ship ONE chocolate bar to him in the UK! WTF????).
Why Derrick and Mark chose to fly to Calgary, and chose to spend an evening with me only they can answer. The fact is they DID. You seem to be buddy buddy with everyone in the chocolate industry. Why don't you call them up and ask them yourself, instead of hypothesizing their motives publicly via the rational that they flew here to buy a chocolate bar.
Your reply is a great example of why small businesses STAY small. They spread themselves too thin trying to cashflow unneccessary growth. Only when a business has completely tapped their existing market, or if they have excess resources to explore others, should they burden themselves with consumers outside of their immediate market reach.
As an FYI, in the next couple of days I WILL be offering delivery service, but only to the Calgary area. It's a convenience our existing customers have been asking for, and I've developed a relationship with a local courier company that will allow our software to interact with theirs, without any human intervention.
Hope this answers your question.
I don't want to get into an argument with you about the way you choose to run your business. You're free to do whatever you want - it's your business. And I completely respect your growth/cashflow argument.
What I do want to mention is that the person who was interested in buying a bar of chocolate from the UK is NOT a "dufus" as you referred to him. This is a person who had heard about your chocolate and was interested in trying it so inquired if there was a way to get any. The fact that his inquiry did not fit your business model does not make him stupid and there is absolutely no need to denigrate him - nor anyone - by using such dismissive language.
I know you have very strong opinions on many things, including sampling, PR, and more. I would love to be able to drive business your way ... lots of people do visit Calgary, some of them have to like chocolate, and some of them may read TheChocolateLife, subscribe to one of my Twitter feeds, find me on Facebook ... or learn about your business from me in one way or another.
I can only conclude that you don't care whether I taste it or not, what I think. You have more than enough market in the Calgary area to keep you busy. Good for you. However, take a look at it from my perspective for a second ... there is a community here that I have nurtured for three years. You have been an active (and mostly welcomed) member of the community for more than eighteen months, and I have received comments from members supporting you in response to my post. I don't charge you a penny for being a member and I have to assume that you get some value and satisfaction from being a member here.
Isn't that worth a bar (or three) of chocolate? Without requiring me to spend a couple of thousand bucks?
:: Clay
Thanks for the reply. I'm not interested in debating anything with you either.
You're right about my comment referring to the "dufus". Sorry about that. I called him a dufus, because he sent me a scathing email when I politely said I wouldn't.
My posts here are strictly charitable and based upon my experience in the industry and in business in general. I gain nothing from my contributions, other than the satisfaction of giving back to the business/chocolate community and helping others out there who are having the same challenges with chocolate that I did when I first started.
Given that fact, and the fact that people HAVE benefitted from my posts, and you as the owner of this site have benefitted from my membership and posts (I help to enrich the content of YOUR site on my dime), why would you even fathom the idea that I would pay anything - whether it be money OR chocolate to enrich your business without getting anything tangible in return???
You certainly do have a set of balls Clay! I'll give you that.
If Brad's chocolate were the best in the world, I wouldn't mind making a trip to Calgary (en route to stunning Banff National Park) to stock up on bars. But, not having tasted it, until I hear credible voices proclaiming it such, I have no reason to believe it's the best in the world. I'll have to remain agnostic until circumstances take me (or a willing chocolate mule) to Calgary or until Brad teams up with a US importer/distributor.
I have no reason to believe it's the best in the world either, I certainly make no claims to such extent, and I'm the one making the chocolate! Taste is subjective, and no single individual should have the right to pass judgement on anyone's creations but their own.
All I can do is proudly pass on what one of the most respected chocolatiers in the world has told me (and put in writing). His tastes are subjective too. However, as Barry Callebaut's Technical Director, at the very least he's one person who is certainly qualified to provide an opinion, and lend credibility to what I do - credibility which has been questioned many times on this forum.
To all participants in this conversation and members of TheChocolateLife:
Rarely do I get as much private mail about a discussion as I have about this one. It's pretty evenly split, but there are several members who believe that I have overstepped my bounds in responding as I have to Brad. So, to all of you who feel that way now or who may come to feel this way after reading what I have to say - and to Brad - I apologize. Brad has been a long-time contributor to the community and his comments are appreciated by many. Including me: though there are times I wish he would choose to express himself differently.
I would like to add, not by way of excuse (there is none), but of explication, an analogy I believe I have offered to Brad privately: If I walked into Brad's store in Calgary and started talking in a loud voice using language he thought was disrespectful of other customers it would be within his right to walk over to me and ask me to quiet down and to refrain from using the language he found disrespectful. My "shop" (TheChocolateLife.com) is open to anyone, anywhere in the world, who is willing to spend a few moments signing up to join - free of any charge or obligation. Most of the people who visit my shop do so quietly, anonymously, reading, learning, but not contributing (or buying anything). There is no compulsion on my part to contribute in any way. Those who wish to contribute do so. What I ask, however, is that when visitors to my shop do contribute they do so in a reasonable tone of voice using respectful language.
If I was being disrespectful to Brad (and by extension to every member of TheChocolateLife), again I apologize to those who took offense and contacted me. I have invested a lot of time, effort, and love in creating and nurturing TheChocolateLife community over the past three years to the point where it now counts nearly 4000 members in over 100 countries. One of the things that has contributed to this growth, I think, is the work I have done publicly (leading by example) and privately (when I felt necessary) to maintain a certain level of civil discourse.
We may not all like white chocolate, but we all like chocolate ... and that provides a common ground for gathering together to share what we know. Collectively, we know a great deal more than individually. That is the reason I started TheChocolateLife in the first place; to create a place where people (including me) could come to get their questions answered. Though we may disagree at times, we are all united by our fascination and passion for this thing called chocolate.
Thanks for your support, consideration, and patience:
:: Clay
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I'll be testing this for sure, tho I don't have accounts on Curse or Wowinterface.
Are you okay with feedback ether post here or PMed to your tankspot account?
I have released an addon for Tanks, TankForge, designed to assist in Gemming, Enchanting and Reforging. Currently typing /tf or /tankforge will print your raid buffed Health, Armor (and its Damage Reduction against 88s), Dodge/Parry(and their DR%), Block, and your CTC.
It supports all tanks, and can detect buffs on the player. Testing would be appreciated.
Check it out on Wowinterface, and Curse.
I'll be testing this for sure, tho I don't have accounts on Curse or Wowinterface.
Are you okay with feedback ether post here or PMed to your tankspot account?
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Absolutely, I have the thread subscribed for just that occasion.
I will note that initial testing has suggested that my druid module is wildly inaccurate, though I have yet to confirm it. If anyone finds that the stats it prints out are wrong let me know please. I need to know what it printed out, as well as your Raid buffed Hp, stam, str (plate tanks), agi (druids), dodge/parry%, block%, armor.
I think you need a bit more understanding of the math because there are quite a few mistakes in this addon in it's present form. If you don't have a firm grasp of the concepts and the math you can't really write an addon for it (a program can only be as correct as the logic it was programmed with).
For example to list a few issues...
1. You don't count the night elf racial.
2. You preset miss to 4.4% but are shooting for 102.4% CTC. These numbers are in direct conflict because 4.4% is taking into account the 3 level shift of 0.6%, if you're shifting values on the combat table then the target percentage should be 100% and all values should be shifted.
3. Your calculation of what counts towards deminishing returns appears to be incorrect as you're only discounting base value which isn't the only source that isn't subject to deminishing returns. In fact it is way off. A druid for example gains 10% dodge from talents which is not subject to deminishing returns. The addon doesn't check at all on talent selection.
4. Everything is hardcoded for level 85 against a level 88 (raid boss) instead of using datatables or dynamically determining such values.
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
5. GetDodgeChance() returns total dodge from all sources, so for a druid this already includes dodge from Agility (yet you're trying to add it).
6. Primary and secondary stats can't be in non-whole numbers. Your percentage modifier and static modifier buffs to agility and strength do not round the result before using the value in a calculation.
7. You multiply percentage multipliers incorrectly. You're applying kings as a 0 or 0.05 multiplier instead of 1 or 1.05. I never knew kings reduced my stats by 95%, I thought it increased them by 5%.
8. Your calculation on Stamina doesn't account for class specific modifiers to stamina. For example, a Druid has a 20% modifier on Stamina when in Bear Form and a 6% modifier on stamina from Heart of the Wild.
9. Professions are neglected. For example and Alchemist gains more stamina from a Stamina flask or more Agility from an Agility flask (also case of tanking there isn't only one flask option either, a Druid is likely to use Agility under some circumstances instead of Stamina, for that matter Elixirs could be used as well which could yeild more CTC for shield tanks). You hardcode and assume everything.
10. Your armor calculation is assuming armor from cloak enchant isn't included, permanent enchants would be included.
Shall I keep going?
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
11. You use the weak unit id of player name instead of the strong unit id of "player". This could result in an issue if you are grouped ever with a player that has a pet with the same name as your character where the game can't resolve the unit id uniquely. Granted this isn't likely but could cause your script to error.
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
102.4 = 100 + 0.6 + 0.6 + 0.6 + 0.6
You lose 0.2% chance of any CTC event that is applicable to your character per level difference. In the case of a shield tank... this is 0.6% taken from Dodge, Parry, Block and Miss (those four stats reduced by 0.6% is why you need 2.4% higher than 100%).
Which actually does raise a different concept completely. 102.4% as a target only applies to shield tanks, because you don't suffer the 0.6% reduction in a stat that doesn't apply to your class.
Death Knights need 101.8% because they only lose 0.6% on Dodge, Parry and Miss.
Druids need 101.2% because they only lose 0.6% to Dodge and Miss.
You can not reduce a stat you do not have, 0% is the minimum so the level difference does not reduce combat events you don't have.
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
The truth is however the functional cap of combat events is 100%, the whole 102.4% is just a simpler way of representing what is happening without accounting for the shift in values. Think about it, over the course of a fight if a boss takes 500 swings at you, there aren't 550 combat events, there are 500 events. So in practice the actual numbers are limited to the 100% functional cap, each possible outcome is just reduced slightly cause of the level difference.
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
Just downloaded this addon, will test it out tomorrow evening. Will update from Curse if youi update it before then.
The box said: "Requires Windows 98 or better.", so I installed Linux.
5% is your base chance to be missed. (target 102.4%, easier math)
4.4% is your actual chance to be missed by a raid boss. (target 100%, actual results)
You only reduce that which applies. Against a level 1 mob, a level 85 druid will have 0% blocks. Against a level 138 mob a druid will have 0% blocks. No matter what the level is, this value can never be altered. If the mob is lower in level a druid doesn't gain the ability to block where previously they could not. Likewise no matter how high the target level is a you can never not-block more events than occur (if the boss swings at me 500 times, I will not block it 500 times, it can never be more).
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
I had decided to reply to the thread before, but you quickly out paced me, which is why I deleted the text.
Yes a lot of assumptions were made, but as I had said, its an early working prototype basically. Ill do some more research before I reply, that said a few of the things you recommended are not possible within the API, and would require hardcoding a lot more data.
Thank you for the Druid info though, I know so little about Druids that I need a lot of help in regards to their stats.
Design level considerations when writing a program usually come from years of experience programming and understanding how to write clean and efficient code. I will conceed that yes, some information needs to be hardcoded, however your method of hardcoding is also not very clean. You are droping values directly into equations making them more difficult to maintain and limiting future growth of your program. Rather, hardcoded data should be in a data store of some kind separate from the calculations, in the case of LUA this is typically done in multi-dimensional tables. For example, yes you need to store a constant value for constants used in deminishing returns calculation, but they don't need to be put in the code, rather they can be put into a data table. Then you could build out the data table to include these constants at levels other than just 85. Same with buff effects. Battle Shout has a different effect at level 80 than at level 85. If you have the value of the buff stored in a data table rather than directly in the calculation you can store the value of it at all levels. Since this is your first addon and perhaps your first experience programming in general it isn't surprising that design level considerations of this nature aren't being made for the future growth and ease of maintenance of the program going forward. For example, if I have values stored in a data table and Blizzard patches and changes the value, I have to change the value in one place, the data table. I don't have to look through my code for every occurance of where the value was used.
The larger concern though is that you really do need to do a lot more research before you're ready to tackle such a task. Your understanding of the mechanics isn't strong enough for you to properly represent them in code and calculations. If you have people help you write out the corrections to every calculation that is incorrect, is it really your addon anymore? You need a firm grasp of the concept so that you can get significantly closer to your goal before troubleshooting of smaller issues is required.
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
As it stands right now, I have no intent to support characters of any level except max level, when max level changes, I will update values to represent those changes. I dont think a level 80 really cares if they are CTC capped, though I'm sure there are exceptions (players who refuse to upgrade, or cannot I would guess)
I am actually working on adapting the code to feature more easily updated values, the buff check functions were the first step.
I did have to make a lot of assumptions, but my plan is to eliminate them as I go, mostly by allowing the user to choose what buffs they are looking for. That wont happen until I get some sort of GUI going.
As for mechanics, I will be the first to admit my Druid knowledge is minimal. I have yet to adjust anything to adjust for differences in DK/Warrior/Paladin mechanics since it was a prototype up until yesterday. I am certain that DK Health and Armor are wrong. Thats why I am seeking testing data.
I will probably switch a few elements to tables though, my first few tries were just bad so I went with something that worked for now. And yes its my first addon, but I have worked a bit with VB, C++, and Java...LUA is just unfamiliar territory for me, but all that is irrelevant as far as I am concerned. As long as the program works, the data is accurate, and the users are happy Ill be happy.
Of course at the moment the data isnt accurate
What exactly did you need me to test?
I mean, I could run it on my druid, but my main feedback is that the addon gives the wrong numbers, and you already know that bit.
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I was mainly looking to see if I was obtaining the right HP Armor and Dodge. I know that Dodge is at least 10% off, and if it is more than that it either comes from Agility or Dodge rating, so I need the printed value and the actual one. For Armor I need to know what it printed out, and what your actual Armor is, same for HP.
For now I assume no Dodge / AGI food and no AGI Flask, which I will change in the future.
If you know something is wrong, you don't need testing. You need testing when the correction is made to validate the correction. Basically what you're looking for is for us to provide the corrected calculations for you, effectively writing the addon for you. If you know something is wrong, why do we need to tell you it's wrong?
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
Also, you really shouldn't be posting your addon as a release version. It's really an alpha version because it isn't ready for general user testing even.
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
No what I need is raw data so I can verify my calculations, and update them. Yes I know theyre wrong in their present state, but that doesnt mean I dont have a local version that has changes.
Example: EJ says the Bear Form Armor modifier is 4.393. I have this coded in now, but I wont know if the result is accurate without some data for comparison.
If I wanted you to write it then I wouldnt have asked for Raw Data, I would have just said "What should I code [here]?".
Again, thus far the only major issues I get in calculation are Druids (Ive fixed the Miss issue, as well as the Night Elf Miss locally), and a now fixed issue with DK HP (leaving armor to be calculated, assuming that BP armor doesnt show on UnitArmor("player") like Bear Form Armor)
Come to think of it Ive already come up with a fix for the Armor Issue, aside from verifying the Armor Mod values...
I dont know if I have personally offended you or what, but it honestly seems like you are trying to just kill the project. I mean you provide great responses as to what is wrong, and then bash me for seeking data through testing. Sure if this were a corporation I would run testing through a Q&A team before opening it up to public testing, but in this case public testing is my only source of Q&A, tagging it as anything other than 'Release' would lower my available testers (since most users dont allow Curse to download Alpha and Beta mods) unless they use the site explicitly.
Still Im working on getting all the fixes in, once the calculations are accurate I will start cleaning up the code, and adding a GUI for user config.


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Desert Sand nylon 550lb type III nylon paracord rope 50 feet - made from 100% heavy duty nylon material. Constructed by a certified us government contractor. 550 pound tested - 7 strand core. Made in the USA. 5/32" diameter. Important part of any survival kit. Type III commercial paracord. Enhanced GI plus parachute cord. Better than military specifications. Top quality craftsmanship, detailed construction, improving every last detail. Has multiple uses & can be used by anyone. Lightweight, strong & durable. Quick drying & will not rot or mildew. GSA compliant. Made in the USA. Color: Desert Sand military paracord. Size: 50 feet long.
Note from Tom Sciacca, President JHL Supply/
Due to the high demand on paracord, we just picked up yet another supplier. This item is made to the same high quality specs as the rest of our real 550 pound test paracord! The Nylon cord is direct from Invista and is the same cord that the military uses. This is the real deal! This paracord is also
100% U.S. made
. This paracord is special because it is shaped more
while the other paracord we offer for sale on this site is flat. We hear that some customers prefer round paracord for projects such as bracelet, lanyard, keychain, knotting, and other such crafts.
This 550 paracord is the exact type of cord that the us military uses for non critical missions & they have to have the best and most reliable cord. This is not a cheap imitation and is as advertised. Paracord ropes can be utilized in many great survival uses & the 7 strands can be easily removed to be used for: securing equipment, shoelaces, hanging food from bears, vehicle tie down, sewing fabric, repairing equipment, making a fire bow, fishing line, paracord string for a bow, making a shelter, fish gill nets, fishing line, animal snares, clothes lines, paracord lanyards, anchor line, binding, twine, animal restraints, tooth floss, splints, tourniquet, paracord braiding, & other paracord crafts. No survival kit is complete without a hank of genuine paracord rope.
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For those of you who have no idea what paracord is (and I didn't up until a year or two ago), it's like the duct tape of the fiber world. Paracord is nylon rope that was originally used in parachutes in World War II, which is where the name came from (originally it was parachute cord). Now it is a versatile utility cording that is still used extensively in the military, but is also gaining in popularity for personal use. Military-grade paracord is so useful that it deserves a Spin so those without military connections can learn about and make use of this great material.
Military-grade paracrod comes in six different types. We're going to focus on the best quality one that is most readily available to civilians: a variation of the military Type III paracord frequently called Mil-spec 550 paracord. Construction of 550 paracord is done by taking seven two-ply threads of nylon and wrapping them in a shell braided from 32 nylon strands. This composite construction gives paracord a tensile strength of 550 pounds (the outer sheath with the seven internal threads removed has a tensile strength of 200 pounds). Not only that, but paracord is mildew and rot resistant, and it's only 1/8" thick, making it great for a variety of uses. Here are some examples of the uses of paracord, many of which focus on its use as a tool to help you survive if you get lost hiking, or otherwise find yourself in a survival situation:
1) Bracelets, belts, and lanyards:
Braiding objects with paracord that you have on you all the time is a great way to keep a little safety around your waist or wrist. If needed, say to tie down a load on the roof of your car, all you need to do is unweave the bracelet and voila! You are ready for the task at hand! This is especially useful for camping and hiking, where you can wear some safety on you so it doesn't take up room in your pack.
2) Dog collars and leashes:
You can braid great custom dog leashes and collars out of paracord; paracord's strength and rot-resistance make it ideal for this purpose.
3) A saw:
That's right! By pulling on a length of paracord fast enough to create actionable friction, you can saw some things in half, such as two-inch wide tubular webbing! Check out this
brief video
from Estela Wilderness Education, LLC for a demonstration.
4) Catching food:
Paracord is so versatile it can be used to catch animal food, big or small. You can cut a length of paracord and remove one of the internal two-ply threads for use as fishing line, or use the in-tact cord for animal snares and traps.
5) Useful thread:
The internal threads are also thin enough to sew on loose buttons or torn seams in clothing or tents, and even as dental floss.
6) Camp construction and utility:
In any sort of camping situation (intended or not) paracord has too many uses to mention. Because of its strength and rot resistance, it can be used for things like pole lashing, pulling logs, hoisting food into trees for protection, and for guy strings and shelter ridge lines for tents or temporary shelters.
7) Making fire:
Since paracord itself is nylon it won't burn for you but it does catch heat so it can be used as tinder to light larger pieces of kindling. And, you can use paracord as the necessary string in a bow-drill, a very basic and primitive way to make fire if needed. Here's information on making and using a bow drill from Nature Skills.
8) Medical emergencies:
In the unfortunate instance that you get hurt while camping or hiking, paracord can literally save your life or the life of a friend. It can be used as a tourniquet, a sling, or to lash splints together on a broken limb. You can even string the paracord between two sapling trunks to make a stretcher of sorts.
9) Automobile fix:
No, really! You can take 550 paracord and use it as a temporary replacement for something like a fan belt. Just be sure to knot the cord every few inches, otherwise the slippery nature of the cord will cause it to slip off.
10) Rappelling:
No, paracord is not great as a regular climbing rope, but in an emergency situation you can rappel or otherwise haul your body weight with 550 paracord (provided you don't weight more than 550 pounds).
11) Woven items:
With enough skill you can weave things from paracord such as water bottle holders, fishing nets, bird nets, or other traps.
12) Pulley systems:
Around the house or in the woods, having a good block and tackle pulley system can allow you to haul and lift weights much heavier than you could without pulley assistance; paracord is great in pulleys.
13) Weaving rope:
If paracord isn't strong enough for you, you can use it to braid even stronger rope for hauling or pulley purposes, such as to remove a stuck vehicle. This is an option if you are in a situation where you don't have proper rope available.
This paracord is ideal for camping, boating, crabbing, indoor or outdoor clothesline, halyard line, garden line & any other uses requiring great strength & durability.
Contains Seven (7) Removable Inner Strands that can be used for fishing line, sewing thread, tripwire, nets, traps and other emergency +/or survival situations.
Paracord is a lightweight nylon kernmantle rope originally used in the suspension lines of US parachutes during World War II. Once in the field, paratroopers found this cord useful for many other tasks. It is now used as a general purpose utility cord by both military personnel and civilians. This versatile cord was even used by astronauts during STS-82, the second Space Shuttle mission to repair the Hubble Space Telescope.[1]
The braided sheath has a high number of interwoven strands for its size, giving it a relatively smooth texture. The all nylon construction makes paracord fairly elastic; depending on the application this can be either an asset or a liability.
Mil Spec 550 Para Cord is made to Mil-C-5040 specifications (7-strand core). This para cord is trusted and used by our armed forces.
Military grade 550 paracord rope known as Mil-C-5040 Type 3 is made of nylon so that is dries quickly and is mildew resistant. It is 1/8 inch in diameter and is rated for 550 lbs.
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Homegrown beetroot and chard (or leaf beet) seeds are simply delicious and easy to grow. They can generally be sown from March to July/August and will give you a good crop of vegetables to keep your salads bright and fresh.
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This exciting RHS AGM Swiss Chard, produces a rainbow of coloured stems that are crowned with large leaves of green or bronze. The flavour is deliciously mild and packed with nutritional content. Swiss Chard 'Bright Lights' can be harvested from mid-summer to late autumn, and after a normal winter, it will re-emerge to give an unbelievably early spring crop! Guaranteed lo brighten the vegetable patch, or why not grow this colourful swiss chard cultivar in ornamental borders. Height: 50cm (20"). Spread: 40cm (16").More info
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Beta vulgarisIntroduced in the 1940's, Beetroot 'Burpee's Golden' produces attractive orange roots with a delightful, succulent flavour that makes it a superb for serving as a hot vegetable. Try harvesting the tops for steaming and eating like spinach while the roots are between the size of a golf ball and a tennis ball. Beetroot 'Burpee's Golden' is best sown thicker than normal varieties as it has an inherent lower germination trait. Height: 30cm (12"). Spread: 15cm (6"). More info
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This gatefold nativity card set will be brought out every year for display – because it celebrates the very first Christmas with reverence and joy. Printed on heavy white card stock, the side panels of these nativity greeting cards fold toward the middle. When opened, a nativity scene is revealed.
Inside left of the nativity scene: "...And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger..."
Inside right: "Celebrate the miracle, and rejoice in the angel's song! Unto you is born this day a Savior, which is Christ the Lord!" Card is 5" x 7", white envelopes are included. Set of 20 nativity scene Christmas cards.
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I purchased this card in the past.
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I purchased these cards in the past also. Very good quality with vibrant colors. This card also relays to friends and family the "Reason for the Season".
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very nice ,and hard to find
By Bernie
from Belpre Ohio
very nice to find a card like this since people forget the true meaning of the season
By tine
from Austell, Ga.
I am very disappointed in the Christmas cards. Your web site clearly shows the card with a verse inside. Mine didn't. This was my first time ordering from your company and the last time. Justine
Bottom LineNo, I would not recommend this to a friend
Absoluity beautiful
By Ema
from Clyo, GA
These cards look like the outside of the manger intil you open both sides and it shows the whole manger, absolutly beautiful.
Nice Cards, but...
By MissouriRose
from St. Charles, MO
I love the looks of these cards. However, they did not have the verses printed on them. After notifying Miles Kimball of this situation, they offered to replace them with ones that will have verses. A nice gesture! Otherwise, I am so pleased with the cards themselves.
I was a bit disappointed
By Elaine
from Darien, IL
This is a beautiful card, but there is no Christmas wording on the inside flaps. Since the catalog shows a Christmas verse on both sides I assumed it would be printed there. It was not. There is just the scenery with a blank space below. I was disappointed in that. I would have given it 5 stars if it was exactly as shown in the catalog.
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I always send a manger scene at Christmas to remind family and friends of the reason for the season. These are unique, as they open as doors would, to find the baby Jesus inside. I love them.
glad to have these!
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I'll be saving these for next year, but I am glad to have a real Nativity card to honor the real meaning of Christmas when greeting family and friends!
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At my church we always give every person there a Christmas card 7 these are perfect, great price


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GREENVILLE, Ky.(6/14/14) — The fish were biting at Luzerne lake Saturday as the annual Take a Kid Fishing Day took place.
Tommy Barton, director of Muhlenberg County Parks and Recreation, estimated the crowd at the park between 400 to 500 attendees. The crowd sported a lot of happy children enjoying the day with their families.
Since prizes were given away for both the smallest and largest fish, children were excited with any catch they made.
Five-year-old Baxter Love, after catching a 15 inch and 18 inch catfish said, "Fishing is awesome."
Just a few feet away 4-year-old Jaxon Blunt explained that, "You can't eat the worms because they're for the fish."
It took a lot of people to put on the event with Atmos Energy supplying free food for everyone while First Kentucky Bank supplied the bicycles for prizes. The addition of a mobile food cart insured that everyone could share in the food without leaving their fishing spot.
The 4-H Club supplied a mule team and wagon for children to ride on.
The winners of the fishing contest were as follows:
In the 3-5 year olds: Lea Suttle, longest fish; Derrick West, smallest fish; and, Asher Plumber, most fish caught.
In the 6-8 year olds: Brooklin Wise, longest fish; Dawson Heimer, smallest fish; Isabella Oneil, most fish caught.
In the 9-11 year olds: Brooklyn Ewing, longest fish; C.J. Kyle and Savannah Ward (tie), smallest fish; and, Justin Dockery, most fish caught.
In the 12-15 year olds: Cane Morris, largest fish; Alex Sorrels, smallest fish; and, Joseph Dockery, most fish caught.
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Charles Riley
SurfKY News Reporter
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