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I usually set them once and then rarely have to play with them until I rebuild again in a couple of years.

Esplendido!

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Wow! Awesome cutter and all anyone should need! Simple, easy to pull, and it WON'T RUST!!!

Looks like a Fog Cutter. Way too expensive for me, too complicated, and heavy as well. Dive Rite's version of the Z-Knife with a ceramic blade is $24.95. Generic ones from **** are less than $4!!!

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My first instructor, Master Chief Williams never taught me how to do a CESA. The first time my J valve had inadvertently been turned on, I figured how to do that on my own. It's an atavistic skill set, in my opinion. When you can't breathe, you swim to the surface.

Meh. I simply swam up. I think it beats dying.

Historically, the concept of treating your Scuba gear as "Life Support" was advanced to scare us into servicing our regs ONLY at a Scuba shop. Meh. After I was overcharged by a shop for servicing a reg, and having it fail on the first dive, I stopped trusting them. I learned how to service my...

Almost always. I've bumped the valve to "open" twice. Hilarity ensued.

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What's the fun in being fair???

I don't think I could CESA from a 1,000 feet back in a cave. Could you? Nah, but I'm still gonna cave dive.

It's a stunner.

I'm a Shearwater aficionado as well. I dive just about anything for rec dives, but when my butt is on the line, you'll find a Shearwater on my wrist. They're advertisers too, so supporting them also supports ScubaBoard.

Usually, rinsing it off with fresh water is all you need. Remember, stainless steel does rust, albeit not nearly as quickly as other steels. Saltwater causes any steel to rust more than fresh water.

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Sandpaper or emery cloth.

Welcome. CR is on my short list.