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Does anyone have direct experience with Kirkland vs Vulcan vs Harbor Freight disposable nitrile gloves?

Historically I have use Halyard purple (carry over from COVID but overkill for many daily tasks).

I know Kirkland gloves have changed recently.

Does anyone have direct experience with Kirkland vs Vulcan vs Harbor Freight disposable nitrile gloves?

Historically I have use Halyard purple (carry over from COVID but overkill for many daily tasks).

I know Kirkland gloves have changed recently.

I know the two are totally different technologies, but as far as comfortable side sleeping, what are your thoughts? 6', 210 so LXW/Large. Prices are nearly the same.

While car camping is first on the list, short backpacking trips would be lovely to do. Would also consider sleeping in my car with a platform and this or even trying hammock with a cheap hammock and some mattress.

I have to sleep on my side - strongly prefer hugging a pillow (helps shoulder). I have a Thermarest NeoAir XLite (not NXT) but not used

What is with the lay orientation? Is it only on some Warbonnet hammocks? I am a dedicated side sleeper, but switch sides every couple hours during the night in bed.

I have to sleep on my side hugging a pillow, but I switch sides every couple hours (and favor a side based on which shoulder is better/worse). Are any hammocks any good for this?

Getting back to camping this summer. Several injuries/conditions over the years has left me particular about my sleep. Beyond on side with a pillow, I have a foam mattress, eight sleep for temperature, slightly raised foot/head via platform, and a water pillow (neck/shoulder support).

If I were to try this, recommendations on low cost starting point? Right now car camping, but would like to get in backpacking but does not have to UL. The only gear I have of relevance is a NeoAir XLite (not NXT). I have not used it yet, but am worried about side on ground but read here about using a pad in a cheap hammock to start/test? Cheers

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I have been wanting to make a couple custom baskets (image for attention).

What is the cheapest home DIY setup to adhere the wires to each other?

I have never welded, but always wanted to learn. Only power source I have outside is 110v and off a long extension cord. Recently came across brazing so that caught my eye. I have a Bernzomatic 8000 (lists "light brazing"), but also seeing specialty brazing torches with gases beyond propane.

Was targeting galvinzed wire for cost, but see about fumes, so considering stainless. Likely will coat with a plastic spray. Application is in freezer. Budget wise, squarely in the low end of HF or Vevor atm.