Search results

this is looking great, keep up the good work!goodjob atb Ste

your point is both agreeing with what I had said and disagreeing at the same time. as we both said (in diferent words) It depends on what you veiw as camping. I don't drive, or live close to a locale where can just pop off for a quick overnight. every trip I plan has about 5-7km of walking...

I don't normally chime in on threads like this but this post and your one below just sort of brought the point home for me. I think part of the difference between yours and Squidders opinion may be the same issue as when people try to define bushcraft. It depends on what you view to be...

this would be my guess too, as where I've seen that design the most is on golf tools.

I'm pretty sure Rudd has done a review of this backpack on the forum or on his own blog. Might be worth a search. atb Ste

I recently ordered a few sheets of birch bark when it was on sale with Brisaknives for the very reson that finding some thick enough in our climate is a challenge, and the only trees in my locale with suitable bark are still-living trees in neighbours gardens. atb Ste

When I read the title I had to have a look, particularly as your usual stuff is fairly big by my standards! (small guy with small hands:rolleyes:) Neat design, will be following this with interest. atb Ste

That's a lovely touch to finish a great loking journal. atb Ste

out of curriosity how did you attach the handle to the coconut cup? i've had a hollowed/out sawn one for ages that was supposed to b a hawian knee drum untill i realised how dificult it was to get shark skin. this could be another use for it. Also as others stated i'm in. might be the...

That one's a beauty! well done and keep em cominig! atb Ste

That. Sounds. AMAZING! count me in! atb Ste

fantastic work, and a great detailed explanation as well. fasinating read. thanks for sharing. atb Ste

Happy Birthday!:hapbirth:

lovely work as always Hammish. I made my second wallet for a friend recently and your are just so much neater that mine! :rolleyes: Can't wait to see some of these bigger projects you've been metioning! Thanks! I've just finished making a strap a my new watch (much more basic than the...

some intersesting ideas there, thanks guys. Mike/mr. punch, I've but two aside with the bits for floats a (semi) primative fishing kit tha'ts been one my to do list in various stages for a while. Goatboy, I've made a few barrets before, but would worry that the quills might be a bit sharp...

Hi guys, Seeking insperation, A mate of mine went on a shooting safari to africa a few years ago and gave me a couple of porqupine (spelling?) Quills. I've recently unearthed them in a tidy and am now looking for ideas on what i could use them for, and am drawing a blank. So i thought...

For this reason I often leave out some wood in the rain/exposed to the elements for a few months when i have plenty. for example I have a few bits of apple at the mo sitting in the corner of a flower bed. just in a general damp area of the garden, to encourage fungal growth, But as red says...

Amazing stuff. Tha't turned out fantasicly. well done! Atb Ste

Heres a pic of mine. Made xmas 2013, still haven't finished the soles, but there comfy for padding around the house. they're a little on the large side but 2 or three pairs of socks and there fine. Atb, STe

Looks like you probalby have enough to make a pair of these if you're so inclined. http://joeoleary1.blogspot.ie/2013/05/moccasin-boot-hybrids-old-meets-new.html I made my pair from suade split, but would have loved to make a buckskin pair if I could have. they're actually easy enough to...