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Brisa Nessmuk? 5 inch 80CRV2

Craghoppers Nosilife are treated with permethrin. Get a permethrin bottle/spray bottle spray and spray from the knee down. https://www.consumerreports.org/insect-repellent/permethrin-treated-clothing/

Sticking with 1095 Old Hickory Cleaver reprofiled into a Nessmuck Stockmans style 3 blade whittling folder

The locking pin slides into the notch which is a parallel slot, by increasing the width of the rear bottom of the slot over an area the width of the locking pin (dremel is your friend), you effectively have a simple detent, similar in principle to the bolt hold open notch on a Sten gun

For the Bushlite, Jubla Stearin candles are economical at £6 for 20 but you do have to cut them down to fit. Each candle thereafter gives about 6hrs to 6.5 hrs. Best UCO candles are again best homemade from 100% stearin 2kg for £13 or about 50g per candle made up, so 40 candles for £15 (not...

brizzlebrush... As noted above I use cut down Jublas... the benefit is no drips or running wax as it is a 100% stearin candle and a very nice clean burn. On the spring issue, I just replaced mine with a new 18mm wide, 1mm wire 305mm spring which I cut down in half which is longer than the...

I just use the generic ones on both Bushlite and Thermacell and they seem to work fine.

Ikea Jubla (Stearin) candles cut down to 105mm from shoulder to base (ignore the pointy bit) last a good 6.5hrs in a Bushlite and three fit in candle box without the cradle. Add a forth in the lantern and that gives over 24hrs light in the pack.

Only unhardened steel, belt ground down to near handle and finished off with dremel for mine.

A lot of wax cloth is still made in Dundee and used for numerous brands both famous and generic.

The HD is a scandi grind (or flat grind), sharpen 1 side using the entire bevel as a guide until you get a burr on the edge along the entire length at about 300 grit (speeds it up), turn over and repeat. Change grit to 600 turn over and repeat the above, change to 1000 and repeat, after this...

Kettles are ok for boiling water but not much good for much else. Have you had a look at a wood gas stove, uses same fuel material as kelly and similar if not better efficiency but packs away smaller (normally inside a 14cm pot) and is more flexible. I have a 'wild wood' one, but very similar...

Nvidia Shield, good 8inch tablet for most uses and good with games/video Sent from my D6603 using Tapatalk

I wear light weight Bates jungle boots

They don't look like the official Fire Maples and may be a secondary run or stainless. I have two of the FM sporks (about £7 each), and they have definite ridges running along the lengths.

For cheapness, most manufacturers use the same parts whether fac or sub 12, usually just one or two small differences, i.e. hammer spring in pcp, main spring in springer, occasionally transfer port etc. Most modern guns are designed for all markets (i.e. FAC) and are de-tuned where required to...

Intek MT5050 will serve you well, both myself and my brother use them. Worth a google.....

5l of whatever is cheapest and purest (least methanol) or 5l bioethanol Sent from my D6603 using Tapatalk

Why not start with this until a little older? http://www.opinel.com/sites/default/files/styles/product_slide/public/produit/boutique/mon_premier_opinel_fuschia_web.jpg?itok=A16kfQyi

I just but a Nikko Mountmaster 4-12*50 on my 25cal ram Supersport (comes with mounts) and not having any trouble with zero shift... mine came from that well known auction site for £45 delivered.