Qualified Open Water Diver :) finally!

@Aravona Congrats. Does that mean the sea or generally "natural waters" (lakes, ...)?

@Aravona Congrats!

@imsodin Think it's sea

@imsodin lakes and sea :)

@Liam Thanks :)

So I can dive in lakes and the sea / ocean but only to a depth of 18 meters. I qualified as well as a drysuit diver, which means I know how to use a drysuit properly. I need 4 more dives (12 total) and a second speciality to get to a level 2 diver (specialist diver) and then 24 total dives and 4 complete specialisations lets me do the Advanced Open Water course which means diving down to 30 meters :)

I actually did my diving at Stoney Cove, which is a flooded quarry.

Saw Roach, Perch and Crayfish :)

@Aravona Cool - long but interesting road ahead then ;)

@imsodin yes very much so! :)

Morning all. Congrats @Aravona

And congrats to @StrongBad for hitting 2k rep

@RoryAlsop Thanks! :)

@RoryAlsop thanks. Looks like someone gave me a bunch of upvotes in a row, so if the community bot reverses them, you might have to congratulate me again.

@StrongBad ha

Hi all

Maybe someone over here is experienced in climbing route setting? If so, maybe you could help with this question: diy.stackexchange.com/questions/95066/… (shameless self-promotion ;-) )

@anderas not something I know a lot about unnfortunatly

@anderas I find it much easier to do the final tightening with a hand wrench. Have no idea if it is bad for a power tool.

@StrongBad Yeah, as I said in a comment, it's more of a convenience thing. If it's only for one or two small holds and I'm too lazy to get a ladder, it might be more difficult but still more convenient than getting the right tool