Is there one item in this EDC kit that you particularly like? Please share your thoughts about it below... As usual, there is a free PDF that gives you links to all of the items that appear in this video (including the 3D STL file for the printing your own Pocket Rack) . The PDF can be downloaded from here -- bit.ly/EDCWHY I have not been compensated for listing the items featured in this video. I include these links and the discount codes (where applicable) as a service to my viewers. Enjoy!
Hard to pick just one lol... the bit driver is nice, I've been thinking of adding something like for my edc... the torch looks good too and I use the minisailor pliers version, great value little tool
@RichardPoogerman - Thank you for your post. I'm actually looking to see if I can find anything comparable in a 4" size that I could use out of the box, without modification. I really like the T-Rex design, if you have not seen the video on how to make one, take a look at : ua-cam.com/video/xFD8tsJ5uWg/v-deo.html
@unfi6798 - Thank you for taking the time to post your comments. They are sincerely appreciated. The PDFs get a lot of views and I'm glad to hear that you like them as well.
@RpMcMurphy_ Thank you for taking the time to post. Excellent! It's a pretty easy mod to make, just take your time making it and it should turn out great. See: ua-cam.com/video/xFD8tsJ5uWg/v-deo.html
Good to see another video of yours! One of my favourite EDC items, mostly because it's lightweight and tiny, is a printable scalpel blade holder (the design of which I ended up improving). It's basically only a bit bigger than the blade itself: 0.5 by 2 inches. The only drawback is the necessity to have size 11 blades and short M2.5 bolts, but it's so tiny and easily printable, that you can have one in every pocket, with every set of keys. Even now, sitting at my desk, I can spot at least 3 around me in the room. Not to mention it's perfect as a gift - I gave one to my dad a few months ago and heard a proud "you know that I used this tiny knife of yours already?" from him the other day. The blade is protected by default, and you can rotate the blade to reveal it, and slide it deeper into the holder to lock it in place. You need to be careful with it, as you will need to touch the blade to close it, but it's otherwise flawless! I'm also looking forward to buying and testing some very interesting stubby bits that I found the other day. The set is called BGS 115-1.
@JK-pg2qn - That sounds like an interesting design. Is the print file available online? It looks like that bit set can come with an extra thin bit driver as well - www.google.com/search?q=BGS+115-1. That's a new one for me :-)
I carry the Otacle D2 also. The bits from a WorkPro precision bit driver fit it so that you can have a full set of bits in the short form factor. If one lives in a state where marijuana is legal, I have discovered that the tubes vape cartridges come in fit the whole bit set perfectly and is about the same length as the Otacle.
@brandongoede5907 - Thanks for sharing your experience with the D1. That's really interesting regarding the vape cartridges as storage devices. They are all over the place here in New York.
In your garden you use a different pouch with different equipment from the one that you detail in the main part of your video. Do you have different kits that you use for different jobs or that you keep in different places? I’d really love to see your most recent kit with more information about its evolution and the reasons that you favour some items over others.
@JamesBryant-nz1oo - Thanks for noticing. Most of the time I've found that this compact mini kit takes care of most of my needs ua-cam.com/video/chh1TK534AU/v-deo.htmlsi=NoqRR-9COowPfXvg - That being said, I get suggestions from viewers, EDC tool manufacturers and find interesting tools that intrigue me, then will roll items into my kit to see how they will perform. As an example, I've been switching off between these two tools quite a bit lately. ua-cam.com/video/xFD8tsJ5uWg/v-deo.htmlsi=zFmFua1ZCPs7RCSj The 711 mini bit driver is another recent example of a tool that I just recently swapped into my kit. I'll also sometimes carry multiple specialized mini kits when Traveling if I know I need to work on specific types of repairs. It sounds like another video explaining my current selection of tools might be in order. Thanks for taking the time to post.
@@EarthlingEDC, I don’t know why, I’m fascinated by your videos. I keep coming back to them. They’ve helped me through a tough time. Thank you so much!
@RenThraysk - It sounds like it is the TS10 with a 90 degree bend :-) I'm curious to test it out and should have one in an upcoming video. Thanks for posting.
@rphawx - Thank you for your post. I agree, their products are really good quality at a reasonable price. I've enjoyed using them. I had featured one of their larger pouches in this video: ua-cam.com/video/sJWUU3IoWk0/v-deo.html
You're the only other person I've seen who uses those great little USB PCB LED touch torches ! Aren't they awesome ? I've been giving them as gifts for years 😁 I've also got a Soki field watch and 4" Chinese vise grips ! LoL The saw blades hold much better if you cut a vertical slot in both the jaws like I have for my Leatherman jigsaw blades. Reusable cable ties or a short hair tie would be better for your Bic lighter.
You should look into making the central piece which you attach the tools, into a tool card, so it could be an emergency fishing kit, sewing kit, measurement card, there lots of different ones already out there as inspiration. It would be great for EDC.
@rickys7435 - Thank you for your post. You can use it for just about anything you want to use it for. I this video: ua-cam.com/video/MjCQekjDm2E/v-deo.html I had set it up as a "Human Maintenance Kit". One of our viewers based in the Ukraine used it to build out a trauma kit. It has all sorts of applications.
Firstly I appreciate the reply. I think you idea is a very clever one. However I don’t think I explained myself very well. My idea is to combined what you have here and add it to already available products I know as tool cards. These cards are usually metal and have pop out tools or different kits built into them. If you took one of these cards or one of your own design and added your strapping to it, you would get even more utility. It’s just an idea that popped up as I watched the video. Again though you have a good idea there in itself.
There are tools that have held up to regular use and work well for EDC purposes. Having a way to clip those directly to a Pocket Rack is something that I've considered building. It just takes time to work out which tools and then incorporate that attachment scheme for each of them into the design.
@nycbike73 - Thank you for your post. I had a Timex field watch (Late 80's - early 90's) that was a manual wind. The main spring gave out after many years of use. I'm really liking this VAER watch though. Much higher quality than the Timex and having it solar powered has been great.
I used to use Casio g-shock watches many years. Those were and are good watches, but after those i bought Garmin instinct. And now i have instinct 2 solar, and i think its The best edc watch. Not so pricy but with many good abilitys. So i think its right watch with these edc kits🤔
@teppotepponen6652 - Thank you for your post. Those sound like great solutions for watches. Although many people don't feel the need to carry a watch because they have a smart phone, I like the idea of knowing I just need to look at my left wrist and I can see the time instantly.
@shhhhsecrethaha - I've got quite a few of them and they do appear to be a good quality manufacturer with reasonably priced products. I'll be including them in future videos as well.
@gerritjansmit - Thanks for your feedback and for taking the time to post it here. The simple answer is that I have no idea. I have a regular job and when I'm not doing that I have family obligations and and the remaining time goes to creating videos for this channel and managing questions from viewers. I really did not get into this to start a business. For me, this is about sharing info with like minded folks and seeing what we can come up with to improve EDC. I'm not saying I won't sell them eventually, but I know from past experience what it takes to sell online and offer good customer support for a product. Right now, your best bet is to have one made for you by a printer. . These Pocket Racks™ come in different versions and are an open source 3D print design, so anyone can print one or customize the design. The only major restriction is that you can't sell them. There is a utility patent pending. To make one for yourself, go to: www.thingiverse.com/search?q=Pocket+Rack+EDC&page=1 and download any of the six versions that you would like to print. You can then go to a website like printathing.com, or a local 3D printing service in your area and have them make one or more of them for you. This PDF has more details on sourcing the elastics that are used with them. See: bit.ly/MicroEDCOrg and this video shows how to make the elastics bands that are used on the Racks: ua-cam.com/video/ir9DbaY8P8Y/v-deo.html Enjoy !
@ParkerBinion Thanks for posting. I was quite surprised to see your comment regarding this video. I's not scheduled to be publicly accessible until late tomorrow. Just curious how you found it? In regard to your question about the pathfinder vs the LeverGear edge, I like the extremely compact design of the Pathfinder and the brass is really a nice option. The Edge includes a 2d philips head driver and 2 flat heads drivers of different sizes which is really nice. I think the Pathfinder has a better mechanism for managing the blade, but in my correspondence with LeverGear, it sounded like they were making some changes to the blade mechanism following the glue issue I ran into when the blade mechanism became a bit gummed up after open a few boxes with it. Both of them have the ability to attach hex bits or a hex bit extenders (depending on the Pathfinder model) I'm going to go with the smaller Pathfinder, but both of them are quality items made by good companies that appear to take a great deal of pride and innovation in the products they bring to market.
@@EarthlingEDC Hi Phil, the video is loaded to your EDC Pocket Rack playlist. That's where I accessed it. Oh and FIRST. LOL. For bits, you might look at the Steinwhale Stubby bit extender and kit. That extender takes Wiha double-sided too. The Steinwhale double-sided are extra small and hit everything I need. It's a great little EDC kit. Oh, and the Steinwhale bits fit in the back end of Topeak/OReilly's ratchet!
@@ParkerBinion I'm familiar with the Steinwhale Stubby set. I was not sure if the extender would work with the Wiha bits since they are longer than the Steinwhale bits. Have you tried that out?
@@EarthlingEDC Yes, they work! FWIW, with 1) the Steinwhale bits, 2) a few additional Pozidrive and Torx Security Wiha bits, 4) Topeak/OReillys ratchet with Steinwhale extender and 5) Vaco/Klein metric flip socket set, you can replace virtually the entire Wera Toolcheck!
Thanks again for the Steinwhale bit suggestion. We do have some viewers who are having difficulty using them with the 711L ratchet. I think I found the cause and a possible solution. Need to do some more testing to see if I'm right...
@Doug-do7ge -I was using the tweezers on the small SAK that I had on the old kit. If you find something interesting, please let me know. Also the Mini Sailor that was featured in the video has a mini set of pliers that could qualify as a tweezers in a pinch :-)
@brendantoughey3964 Thank you for your post. For more info about the VAER C3 field watch visit: www.vaerwatches.com/products/c3-korean-field-36mm-usa-solar You can also get 10% off with coupon code EARTHLING10
@Lysander_Spooner - The sound is surprisingly good when you see how it is being recorded :-) It's a small $6 wireless microphone set that I use with an iPhone 14. See: share.temu.com/IOrb5T6h40A
@ehwash - Good question. If you are using the elastic shock cord that is listed in the PDF, string it through the anchor cleats making a complete loop as if it was going to be used to hold an item in place on the rack. Then cut the cord so that the two end are touch and there is no slack in the cord. You can then fasten the end with the silicone beads as described in this video. ua-cam.com/video/ZFAsJPWSyP4/v-deo.html Thank you for taking the time to post.
@rajeevprabhu6722 - Thank you for your post. I agree with you. I think the quality of the Nextool mini multitools has gone way up over the past few years. They now give you a great option to having just a small knife.
The url in the description for this video is bit.ly/EDCWHY and appears to be correct. I just tested it. You may need to copy and paste it into your browser though.
Hello!We are Wurkkos, We really appreciate your influence and content quality on social media. Our team would like to discuss a collaboration opportunity with you to create meaningful and compelling content together. Would it be convenient for us to communicate further? Looking forward to your reply, thank you! 😀
Is there one item in this EDC kit that you particularly like? Please share your thoughts about it below...
As usual, there is a free PDF that gives you links to all of the items that appear in this video (including the 3D STL file for the printing your own Pocket Rack) . The PDF can be downloaded from here -- bit.ly/EDCWHY
I have not been compensated for listing the items featured in this video. I include these links and the discount codes (where applicable) as a service to my viewers. Enjoy!
Hard to pick just one lol... the bit driver is nice, I've been thinking of adding something like for my edc... the torch looks good too and I use the minisailor pliers version, great value little tool
@@Happycamperedc Thank you for your recognition for mini sailor pliers.
Love the modified vise grip 👍
@RichardPoogerman - Thank you for your post. I'm actually looking to see if I can find anything comparable in a 4" size that I could use out of the box, without modification. I really like the T-Rex design, if you have not seen the video on how to make one, take a look at : ua-cam.com/video/xFD8tsJ5uWg/v-deo.html
Appreciate how thorough and detailed you are. The PDF is outstanding! Above and beyond!
@andrewmcfreedom - thank you. Be sure to checkout our latest video here: ua-cam.com/video/chh1TK534AUj/v-deo.html I think you will enjoy it...
Cheers for the updates & pdf mate. Cheers from Australia.
@unfi6798 - Thank you for taking the time to post your comments. They are sincerely appreciated. The PDFs get a lot of views and I'm glad to hear that you like them as well.
Nice watch choice.
I’m going to do your Irwin mod too. Very good idea.
@RpMcMurphy_ Thank you for taking the time to post. Excellent! It's a pretty easy mod to make, just take your time making it and it should turn out great. See: ua-cam.com/video/xFD8tsJ5uWg/v-deo.html
Good to see another video of yours!
One of my favourite EDC items, mostly because it's lightweight and tiny, is a printable scalpel blade holder (the design of which I ended up improving). It's basically only a bit bigger than the blade itself: 0.5 by 2 inches. The only drawback is the necessity to have size 11 blades and short M2.5 bolts, but it's so tiny and easily printable, that you can have one in every pocket, with every set of keys. Even now, sitting at my desk, I can spot at least 3 around me in the room. Not to mention it's perfect as a gift - I gave one to my dad a few months ago and heard a proud "you know that I used this tiny knife of yours already?" from him the other day. The blade is protected by default, and you can rotate the blade to reveal it, and slide it deeper into the holder to lock it in place. You need to be careful with it, as you will need to touch the blade to close it, but it's otherwise flawless!
I'm also looking forward to buying and testing some very interesting stubby bits that I found the other day. The set is called BGS 115-1.
@JK-pg2qn - That sounds like an interesting design. Is the print file available online? It looks like that bit set can come with an extra thin bit driver as well - www.google.com/search?q=BGS+115-1. That's a new one for me :-)
I carry the Otacle D2 also. The bits from a WorkPro precision bit driver fit it so that you can have a full set of bits in the short form factor. If one lives in a state where marijuana is legal, I have discovered that the tubes vape cartridges come in fit the whole bit set perfectly and is about the same length as the Otacle.
@brandongoede5907 - Thanks for sharing your experience with the D1. That's really interesting regarding the vape cartridges as storage devices. They are all over the place here in New York.
Steinwhale stubby double ended bits work in my 711 👍
@MrDkgio - They REALLY do. I've had the same results! Many thinks for sharing your feedback.
In your garden you use a different pouch with different equipment from the one that you detail in the main part of your video. Do you have different kits that you use for different jobs or that you keep in different places?
I’d really love to see your most recent kit with more information about its evolution and the reasons that you favour some items over others.
@JamesBryant-nz1oo - Thanks for noticing. Most of the time I've found that this compact mini kit takes care of most of my needs ua-cam.com/video/chh1TK534AU/v-deo.htmlsi=NoqRR-9COowPfXvg - That being said, I get suggestions from viewers, EDC tool manufacturers and find interesting tools that intrigue me, then will roll items into my kit to see how they will perform. As an example, I've been switching off between these two tools quite a bit lately. ua-cam.com/video/xFD8tsJ5uWg/v-deo.htmlsi=zFmFua1ZCPs7RCSj The 711 mini bit driver is another recent example of a tool that I just recently swapped into my kit. I'll also sometimes carry multiple specialized mini kits when Traveling if I know I need to work on specific types of repairs. It sounds like another video explaining my current selection of tools might be in order. Thanks for taking the time to post.
@@EarthlingEDC, I don’t know why, I’m fascinated by your videos. I keep coming back to them. They’ve helped me through a tough time. Thank you so much!
Wurkkos released the HD10 recently. Right angled version of the TS10, which imo more flexible with more ways of going hands free.
@RenThraysk - It sounds like it is the TS10 with a 90 degree bend :-) I'm curious to test it out and should have one in an upcoming video. Thanks for posting.
Wurkkos just released a right angle light of that size. HD10.
Andruil lights are my favorite. Love having a light MY way.
@lightinthedark_ - Thank you for your post. I'll have an HD10 for an upcoming video. I really like the right angle design for a light of that size.
I have some Roaring Fire pouches/products. All of them are well built and at a great price. Highly recommend anything from this company.
@rphawx - Thank you for your post. I agree, their products are really good quality at a reasonable price. I've enjoyed using them. I had featured one of their larger pouches in this video: ua-cam.com/video/sJWUU3IoWk0/v-deo.html
You're the only other person I've seen who uses those great little USB PCB LED touch torches ! Aren't they awesome ? I've been giving them as gifts for years 😁
I've also got a Soki field watch and 4" Chinese vise grips ! LoL
The saw blades hold much better if you cut a vertical slot in both the jaws like I have for my Leatherman jigsaw blades.
Reusable cable ties or a short hair tie would be better for your Bic lighter.
@edwardfletcher7790 - Same here. It's tempting to see what you can get for $3 :-)
You should look into making the central piece which you attach the tools, into a tool card, so it could be an emergency fishing kit, sewing kit, measurement card, there lots of different ones already out there as inspiration. It would be great for EDC.
@rickys7435 - Thank you for your post. You can use it for just about anything you want to use it for. I this video: ua-cam.com/video/MjCQekjDm2E/v-deo.html I had set it up as a "Human Maintenance Kit". One of our viewers based in the Ukraine used it to build out a trauma kit. It has all sorts of applications.
Firstly I appreciate the reply. I think you idea is a very clever one.
However I don’t think I explained myself very well. My idea is to combined what you have here and add it to already available products I know as tool cards. These cards are usually metal and have pop out tools or different kits built into them. If you took one of these cards or one of your own design and added your strapping to it, you would get even more utility. It’s just an idea that popped up as I watched the video.
Again though you have a good idea there in itself.
Just to add. I have a few more ideas around this, if you’re interested just let me know.
There are tools that have held up to regular use and work well for EDC purposes. Having a way to clip those directly to a Pocket Rack is something that I've considered building. It just takes time to work out which tools and then incorporate that attachment scheme for each of them into the design.
So the Bic works well? Never would of thought, I'll definitely look into it
@Doug-do7ge - Evidently the mini BIC lighter is the EDC standard for a small compact lighter. :-)
Inhave a Vaer automatic field watch, wonderful watch. I like the model you have, I may have to make another purchase
@nycbike73 - Thank you for your post. I had a Timex field watch (Late 80's - early 90's) that was a manual wind. The main spring gave out after many years of use. I'm really liking this VAER watch though. Much higher quality than the Timex and having it solar powered has been great.
I used to use Casio g-shock watches many years. Those were and are good watches, but after those i bought Garmin instinct. And now i have instinct 2 solar, and i think its The best edc watch. Not so pricy but with many good abilitys. So i think its right watch with these edc kits🤔
@teppotepponen6652 - Thank you for your post. Those sound like great solutions for watches. Although many people don't feel the need to carry a watch because they have a smart phone, I like the idea of knowing I just need to look at my left wrist and I can see the time instantly.
Wurkkos are great flashlights
@shhhhsecrethaha - I've got quite a few of them and they do appear to be a good quality manufacturer with reasonably priced products. I'll be including them in future videos as well.
@@EarthlingEDC I have plenty. So I will be looking forward to move videos. Have a great one my friend
@shhhhsecrethaha - Glad I could be of service. thanks again for taking the time to post...
Again such a amazing chanel and great setup. Question... When are the racks back for sale?
@gerritjansmit - Thanks for your feedback and for taking the time to post it here. The simple answer is that I have no idea. I have a regular job and when I'm not doing that I have family obligations and and the remaining time goes to creating videos for this channel and managing questions from viewers. I really did not get into this to start a business. For me, this is about sharing info with like minded folks and seeing what we can come up with to improve EDC. I'm not saying I won't sell them eventually, but I know from past experience what it takes to sell online and offer good customer support for a product. Right now, your best bet is to have one made for you by a printer. . These Pocket Racks™ come in different versions and are an open source 3D print design, so anyone can print one or customize the design. The only major restriction is that you can't sell them. There is a utility patent pending. To make one for yourself, go to: www.thingiverse.com/search?q=Pocket+Rack+EDC&page=1 and download any of the six versions that you would like to print. You can then go to a website like printathing.com, or a local 3D printing service in your area and have them make one or more of them for you. This PDF has more details on sourcing the elastics that are used with them. See: bit.ly/MicroEDCOrg and this video shows how to make the elastics bands that are used on the Racks: ua-cam.com/video/ir9DbaY8P8Y/v-deo.html Enjoy !
Do you prefer the Pathfinder to the LeverGear Edge XT?
@ParkerBinion Thanks for posting. I was quite surprised to see your comment regarding this video. I's not scheduled to be publicly accessible until late tomorrow. Just curious how you found it?
In regard to your question about the pathfinder vs the LeverGear edge, I like the extremely compact design of the Pathfinder and the brass is really a nice option. The Edge includes a 2d philips head driver and 2 flat heads drivers of different sizes which is really nice. I think the Pathfinder has a better mechanism for managing the blade, but in my correspondence with LeverGear, it sounded like they were making some changes to the blade mechanism following the glue issue I ran into when the blade mechanism became a bit gummed up after open a few boxes with it. Both of them have the ability to attach hex bits or a hex bit extenders (depending on the Pathfinder model) I'm going to go with the smaller Pathfinder, but both of them are quality items made by good companies that appear to take a great deal of pride and innovation in the products they bring to market.
@@EarthlingEDC Hi Phil, the video is loaded to your EDC Pocket Rack playlist. That's where I accessed it. Oh and FIRST. LOL.
For bits, you might look at the Steinwhale Stubby bit extender and kit. That extender takes Wiha double-sided too. The Steinwhale double-sided are extra small and hit everything I need. It's a great little EDC kit. Oh, and the Steinwhale bits fit in the back end of Topeak/OReilly's ratchet!
@@ParkerBinion I'm familiar with the Steinwhale Stubby set. I was not sure if the extender would work with the Wiha bits since they are longer than the Steinwhale bits. Have you tried that out?
@@EarthlingEDC Yes, they work! FWIW, with 1) the Steinwhale bits, 2) a few additional Pozidrive and Torx Security Wiha bits, 4) Topeak/OReillys ratchet with Steinwhale extender and 5) Vaco/Klein metric flip socket set, you can replace virtually the entire Wera Toolcheck!
Thanks again for the Steinwhale bit suggestion. We do have some viewers who are having difficulty using them with the 711L ratchet. I think I found the cause and a possible solution. Need to do some more testing to see if I'm right...
Check out the travel card pro, it looks to be the same size as your battery but has both lightning and usb-c
@rogerp.2442 - Thanks for taking the time to post . Is this the power bank that you are referring to? www.travelcardcharger.com/
@@EarthlingEDC Correct! I have one and it’s held up pretty well and eliminated an adapter from my EDC
No tweezers or did I miss them. 😂im Looking for a nice set been thinking about the civivi but not sure
@Doug-do7ge -I was using the tweezers on the small SAK that I had on the old kit. If you find something interesting, please let me know. Also the Mini Sailor that was featured in the video has a mini set of pliers that could qualify as a tweezers in a pinch :-)
great ideas
@kathleensmith370 - Thank you for your feedback. It is greatly appreciated.
Where did you get that solar powered watch? That is awesome!!!
@brendantoughey3964 Thank you for your post. For more info about the VAER C3 field watch visit:
www.vaerwatches.com/products/c3-korean-field-36mm-usa-solar
You can also get 10% off with coupon code EARTHLING10
Your audio sounds really good! What kind of microphone are you using?
@Lysander_Spooner - The sound is surprisingly good when you see how it is being recorded :-) It's a small $6 wireless microphone set that I use with an iPhone 14. See: share.temu.com/IOrb5T6h40A
@@EarthlingEDC Thank you sir.
You are very welcome..
Is there a rule of thumb when cutting the elastic cord to fit over the pocket racks? How long should the cord be?
@ehwash - Good question. If you are using the elastic shock cord that is listed in the PDF, string it through the anchor cleats making a complete loop as if it was going to be used to hold an item in place on the rack. Then cut the cord so that the two end are touch and there is no slack in the cord. You can then fasten the end with the silicone beads as described in this video. ua-cam.com/video/ZFAsJPWSyP4/v-deo.html Thank you for taking the time to post.
More and more people are switching on from the age old, non modified small Swiss Army knives to Nextool mini multitool !!
@rajeevprabhu6722 - Thank you for your post. I agree with you. I think the quality of the Nextool mini multitools has gone way up over the past few years. They now give you a great option to having just a small knife.
Hi! The PDF link doesn't work. I really wanted to know the name/source of some items. Thanks!
The url in the description for this video is bit.ly/EDCWHY and appears to be correct. I just tested it. You may need to copy and paste it into your browser though.
@@EarthlingEDC No, not even with copy and paste in the browser opens. The error I am getting is: DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
Try this - drive.google.com/file/d/1Mg83UbgYY6_4-mIf_SRXxMtEe6ikhfY1/view
Hello!We are Wurkkos, We really appreciate your influence and content quality on social media. Our team would like to discuss a collaboration opportunity with you to create meaningful and compelling content together. Would it be convenient for us to communicate further? Looking forward to your reply, thank you! 😀
@MurphySong-tt7sg Thank you for your post. I can be reached at Earthling@newsphoto.com