Some may find it useful other may not !! but what it will do is save you a fair few quid if you was looking to buy the Ridgemonkey one !!

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So those useless cannister covers finally have a use.
UK supplied heaters are £3 on ebay

Skip the first 2 and a half minutes to get to the interesting bit

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Well that's saved me some money. Next need to find a cheap version of the Nash hook sharpener. Thinking of just using a battery powered multi tool

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Or just use a file like everyone else.....

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You can sharpen hooks with a berkley line stripper, much cheaper option than the nash one.

Daz

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sorry i have to string it out a little or it will not get ranked in youtube and tbh there is only so much you can talk about a plastic mug heater

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Fair enough
Keep up the good work

I know it won't be as good but does the heater improve things under the cannister without the jacket?

Top work

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Nice Arsenal one for you on ebay 👍

Thank you

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Yes I saw that as well

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you will need a jacket tbf as the heat lost will not make it work correctly !!

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OK just thought I'd ask

Or just use propane.

Daz

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Believe amazon sell a device to file dogs toe nails that is similar ?

Nice tip.

p.s. The logo on your beanie looks like a crap copy of my (CarpForum) logo...one of many I've seen. In the words of Oscar Wilde, “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness.”

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Cracking video and good idea mate.... will definitely look into doing this... better then using a hand heater

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I purchased a couple of these baby milk bottle warmers from amazon

and stripped out the heater section.

and the added to a small cylinder and wrapped it around an upright cylinder also