I have used White Sprit and clear silicone bathroom sealant to good effect on a very old DD tarp. One and two pounds respectively from the Poundshop. 3 quid for a "new" tarp, sorted.
Laid flat, stitching to stitching is 173mm. I measured 113mm diameter when formed to a hexagon. As it is flexible take these with a pinch of salt. As I said they are designed to take a crusader so they are cut to be more oval then circular. The front cutout is 75mm from the bottom and the...
Having seen them on the "MREmpire" web site, I thought I would treat myself to a new stove. This is been touted as the new issue stove for UK forces Rat packs and is designed to fit a Crusader metal mug; using gel blocks as fuel.
It comes as a fold flat package some 20cms square, cardboard...
Well At long last I got chance to try the new "Paddy Ladder" as I now call them
First thing was try it with my grandson, if it fails then its not my bum on the mud !!!
The binners on the end of the EasyHammock are fastened onto the loops in the ladder and you can just make out the spare length...
Wow that's some reading. One small point... there seems to be a few "I will go off and test" posts but then these guys don't seem to get back....... just saying.
So make a 3 way brummel, i.e. a into b, b into a then a into b again. Spaced 4inch / 10cm apart in a 6mm 1/4inch cable. Test said...
Thanks Gents for your input. What seemed a good idea..... blah blah Yeah I was wrong!
Knocked up a length with a load of locked brummels that would seem to fit the bill. Ok I don't get to choose exactly where the binner fastens but the whoopie at the other end is for fine tuning.
I do however...
I have just taken delivery of some 1/4inch 6mm dymeena cable and had an idea I would like to run past you fine folk. This is for one connection between the tree huggers and the binner end of my hammock, the other will have a whoopie sling at the other, for fine tuning of length.
I have made an...
£11.47 delivered from Aliexpress. Not quite Amsteel blue but it is 6mm not 2mm and £0.80 a metre. Needs a big "bury" but comes with a free "tree protector" for my ridge line and one end has the loop made for me! 7000lb should hold even my bottom and belly!
I wonder if is it the stuff that fell my great great grandad's cart when we where fleeing from the anti Beard pogram in the late 1850's ( There was no wick-ped-ia in those days so don't bother to look it up.) As such you are duty bound to pack it up and send to our house. ... cos my nan says...
I have a fire piston that I love. It is a nice milled aluminum one, super fit great seal with the o ring and I make a point of using fresh bone dry char cloth take I have tested to take even the smallest spark.
In a hundred goes I might of had 5 glowing embers!!!!! You truly are not alone.
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