EDCLB Status Update

[NH Shooter]

To all who have been reaching out to me;

I'm still in disarray here. My flashlight stuff is still in boxes (somewhere) and I still don't have a bench or a place to set it up. This move has been more challenging than I anticipated, plus I'm not retiring from my full time job until next spring. I still have to travel almost weekly to MA.

To add insult to injury, this area of Long Island had a once every 100 years storm that dumped nearly a foot of rain in less than six hours, which flooded the basement where we had unboxed belongings stored and where I will be (eventually) setting up my work bench. After a $21k bill from ServePro this week, the basement is now bone dry but in need of full gutting and restoration. But we were lucky compared to others in this area, a sewer ejector pump kept the flood line to only eight inches;







I'm definitely getting back to operating EDCLB but it may not be until later in the year. My apologies for not being more responsive or helpful at this time.

Jim

[HeavyDuty]

Oh, that sucks.

[centex]

Bumping to see how things are going? Hope the flood cleanup has gone well! Was in the market for a new flashlight so wanted to see where things stand before I spent money elsewhere. Saw a photo in the EDC thread that reminded me about EDCLB!

[Tony Mayer]

To all who have been reaching out to me;

I'm still in disarray here. My flashlight stuff is still in boxes (somewhere) and I still don't have a bench or a place to set it up. This move has been more challenging than I anticipated, plus I'm not retiring from my full time job until next spring. I still have to travel almost weekly to MA.

To add insult to injury, this area of Long Island had a once every 100 years storm that dumped nearly a foot of rain in less than six hours, which flooded the basement where we had unboxed belongings stored and where I will be (eventually) setting up my work bench. After a $21k bill from ServePro this week, the basement is now bone dry but in need of full gutting and restoration. But we were lucky compared to others in this area, a sewer ejector pump kept the flood line to only eight inches;







I'm definitely getting back to operating EDCLB but it may not be until later in the year. My apologies for not being more responsive or helpful at this time.

Jim

Jim, I know how stressful the moving is......one of these days I'll tell you how when we first moved to Texas, the only furniture we had for a month and a half was 2 camping chairs, a cooler and our bed. We had a diabetic dog that needed shots twice a day, had to maintain the business, build a new shop as we went..... how my liver survived it is beyond me. You'll get thru it.. Hopefully you will have lights available again, they were/are great!