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its the size the urban is smaller...

i would get the sewing machine out, i got one from ebay about 10 years ago and it was the best buy ever. you would be surprised how many things your can fix with one when you practice... i have made tarps and re enforced many bushcraft things over the years

thanks for the help, i will look into this

any ideas folks, are they good rubbish ect. i have seen videos of people cutting trees as fast as my petrol chainsaw! i want it for cutting fallen trees upto 8-10 inch when we have our camping trips in the woods and there is no way i can use a petrol. plus chopping them up with an axe is...

if its that dull maybe a coarse file? 1000 grit paper is ok for honing but not profiling unless you hand moves faster than mr miyagi!

cool, maybe next time

i will take the saw?

i will take a Pasta Siciliana x1 Spaghetti Bolognaise x2 pm sent

i clicked the 11-20 without thinking (common problem) but its way more... i will investigate

i tried to stretch my mates one out like i used to do in se asia and ripped it apart with my bare hands without trying to hard! for £20 odd quid you can get something decent as opposed to £10 for something crap

thanks for the help:)

anyone know the cheapest place with p&p to get one? thanks

i got caught going through Gatwick security with a folding saw! (dont ask!) it was in my semi hidden pocket on my backpack and i forgot to check! police asked why and where i was going (winter climbing in ben nevis) and they both said fair enough and one was contemplating giving it back to...

someone said they never used there leatherman? i use nothing but! serrated blade for bread, pliers for moving hot grills, ect plain bade for food prep. can opener? diamond file for taking a nick out an axe? to be honest all i realy need is my cold steel kukri and leatherman charge everything...

sounds silly but i use my camelbak as a tap of fresh water to clean hands/stuff. just hang your bag on a tree and all you need to do is pinch the tube? you wouldn't want to drink it with the awful taste that a camelbak imparts on EVERYTHING!!

PF handle hundreds of thousands of parcels a night through there hubs i dont think they are going to take it personally and remember you:rolleyes: if they do then claim for the damage, any company that acts illegally like they do deserves all they get. there £8 charge is disproportionate...

Jonathan, you were not that far off, just checked and its flowing goodjob

tried yesterday, still as dry as a bird cage floor! (7 miles north of Brighton, to be exact!)

when we do a bbq on the beach (south cost) i often chuck a few on, not the best but certainly not disgusting?

a side note but believe me a MOD contract isn't always good business! REFLEXCELL products look interesting...