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Reductions: Stainless Deep Outdoors backplate, rigged, with hardware. 6 (and a bit) pounds with everything. Excellent condition (maybe 5 dives on this plate.) Note that harness has a Velcro loop disconnect on the left shoulder; see photo. $115, shipped. STA, anodized steel, 12" overall, 11"...

Reduced to $50

Windows barfs, but 7-Zip will open it.

If you don't have elephant's foot issues (or can do some touch-up), print it in two halves. Getting kinda small, but not impossible. ETA: Like this: Print two of these, place the two halves together, put the ring on and they'll be held together by the ring and the outer tool during the operation.

That's for the outer hose ring on the male end, though -- he's looking for the tool for the inside O-ring. Looks pretty straightforward, though getting a tight slip fit from FDM printing will be fiddly. (Also, for general reference, see this post and the rest of that thread, also this thread.)

On which, https://scubatechphilippines.com/scuba_blog/gradient-factors-dummies/ https://www.diverite.com/articles/gradient-factors/ Also, for @dmaziuk

1. You are in control of the dive, not the computer. If you determine that a stop is advisable, then make a stop. 2. Based on experiences with other computers — not yours — it is fairly common for dives that end with an extended shallow period to be interpreted as having performed the safety...

“For storage”? I do not see that recommended anywhere, and I presume the battery is lithium based, which pretty much eliminates battery leakage as a concern. ”200 dives or 2 years”, otherwise stop fiddling with it.

It doesn’t; that plastic case isn’t a hundredth the strength required to withstand HP pressures. The case (if properly sealed) maintains 1 ATM, and is subject to dive pressures on the exterior from the water column (e.g. Δ4 ATM or Δ59 psi at 133 fsw; Δ14 ATM or Δ206 psi at its max rated depth...

(Disregard. Not gonna get into it.)

LOL. Lurkers, you too can receive excellent service while buying bargain items; SB search link here!

McMaster Carr has CAD models of nearly everything they sell (and they sell nearly everything.) Find a thing with the threading you need, merge it into your part (or subtract it from your part, as appropriate), and you're done. (*Not really, but close. Also, insert a step where you scale it by...

No PM received; items still available.

Just FWIW: Not a dive instructor, but am a (currently inactive) firearms instructor. Further complicating matters, a significant fraction of the students were victims of stalking, assault, or sexual assault. Without digging out my notes, part of the intro material was: On the range it's a...

Sorry about that, folks -- yes, it did sell via eBay; for the historical record, it went for $136.94 plus shipping. Post updated to be marked closed, though I am selling a bunch of other items currently; see this =2023-10-05&c[users]=lairdb&o=date']SB search.

#cleaning-out-the-extras Nothing wrong with it; I'm just clearing out the locker, especially of things I impulse bought a few years ago and never used. Was Amazon listed for $149; offering to SB for $60 shipped. Listed at 900 lumens, here's the smooth and uniform spot (right side, lighting...

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Sold to @waves_221 -- darn! should have asked for more! :-)

Before finger grooves, before ergonomic handles -- there was pure function. If badguys are constantly coming up to slice your airhose, turn the tables with this vintage Scubapro BFK with original sheath and new rubber straps. Some very small rusting is just barely visible where the blade meets...

#cleaning-out-the-extras Inexpensive trauma shears and a sheath -- not much more to say about that. Shears are brand new; sheath has been wet a couple of times. Can be threaded on webbing, or clipped; clip can be removed. $10 for everything, shipped. See pictures below; ask questions...