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Worth noting, I've had these run for around 30 hours when really full (no joke! Lol). Great bits of kit if youre thinking of getting one, or a pair.

Few bits for sale I've had sitting in the wardrobe. S95 Trousers 80/88/104, very good condition, no damage or marks - £15 68 Pattern Jungle DPM trousers 80/92/108, very good condition, sure they were unissued when I got them and I havent worn them, dont see them very often - £25 Gorka P...

****SOLD**** Got a Karrimor SF Sabre 45 in Black for sale if anyone is interested. Its unused, although I took the tags off when I got it. Was going to use it as a second bag (I have the 45 in Olive also) but its just been packed away since. Say £60+p&p? Loacted in Glasgow

D2 TD5 offers a lot of value for money if you find the right one. Almost as capable as a defender, but with much more comfort etc. Td5 has a good bit more power than the 300tdi for every day use, with the sacrifice if maybe having a few more potential issues....but it's also tunable. The main...

Pretty much what the dog has done all lock down lol

German Flecktarn Pup Tent

Have you considered a drop leg style? I have a maxpedition thermite, and it's perfect for wandering and a brew. Also takes my usual brew kit (titanium cup, with gas cylinder and burner etc stored inside or collapsible stove etc) no problem, with room to spare and some extra pockets for stuff, be...

As said, I've never actually seen mentioned where their gear is manufactured, but the Karrimor SF company is british, and a separate entity from the usual Karrimor name.

Be aware....if you get on one, chances are you're quickly going to be addicted lol As a few others have pointed out, CBT allows you to ride a 125, but in honesty I wouldnt bother with buying one and go through your full test instead. 125's are no cheaper than buying bigger second hand bikes...

I have a slight mixture of both I'd say. I carry a Rush 24 every day to work etc as my edc bag, well build backpack and one of my main reasoning behind its purchase was the ability to compartmentalise everything, which is perfectly suited to what i need, although im not a fan of molle on a pack...

I considered getting one when I got all my Karrimor Sabre kit, to add more versatility

In honestly, I've no idea yet as I've never carried it lol one of the repairs needed is reattaching the D-ring that one of the straps goes onto. Though, I imagine it maybe be worth going with a different waist belt atleast lol

This old bargen has been sitting at the back of my old mans shed for the past 20 years or so, covered in spiders and unloved. I thought I would dig it out and give it a clean up. Tried to find info on it etc but google didnt come up with much, most of the hits were actually from this forum...

Looks tasty

Thanks for the replies. It's about 12ft long, trunk is roughly 15 inch diameter. I can get my hands on a chainsaw to section it up. As for what I'd like to do...having no experience I'd like to start with smaller stuff like spoons, bowls etc. Was going to try keep a decentish length of it...

Basically I'm after some advice, and ideas lol I've never really done anything with unprocessed wood...but wanting to learn. There is a failed beech tree just next to my house...limb etc have been stripped off but there's still 12ft or so of tree left laying there. What's best things to do...

Definitely interested, as it's something I've been looking at, especially with the other additions. Only thing I will say (and I respect that yours has had little or no use) is that I quickly searched and got everything above at around £330 new, and that was without searching too deeply for best...

Hmmm now that is tempting...a good set up lol

Awesome, and looks very interesting :)

Ive mauled quite a few oil drums with a grinder (for last minute bbq parties etc) and ive only ever made sure theyre empty and cut straight into it with no fire or problems. Take much more care when it comes to gas bottles ofcourse lol