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This should give you something to think about ;) http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=28270

There is also http://www.abbeysaddlery.co.uk/ and the Identity Store. it is worth looking at these and LePrevo as it is surprising how much prices differ. A pricking iron from leprevo was about £30 or more where as you can get one from the Identity store for about £7 and it is better. Dyes are a...

If I had known you were going to do that I would not have given you the leather :) Good job on the sheath though.

Tell Tony to install this http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=230921 I have it on SotP and Martyn put it on British Blades. In his words it was like all the spammers had found religion and given up on their spamming ways.

If I make another one I think I would be tempted to make it in the same shape as the shell bags you can get from Duluth etc Sounds like work ;)

After Chainsaw was talking about getting round to some projects during the holidays I felt a bit guilty that I had done no more than give the workroom a good clear out and reorganise. Like most things I find it is getting started that is the major obsticle. once I start I tend to just keep...

Looks good. I have some old files here for when you try out your "B" kit ;)

I use Captain Bags http://www.captainbags.com/ There is a SotP discount to members if you look in the Dealers Offers section. I am sure he would do one for BCUK as well.

I've seen them in the Field Sports Centre in Glasgow but nit the full range

Looks great. I have been on the islands a couple of times when it has snowed but never very deep. I was tempted to go a paddle on Castle Semple to day in the snow but was busy and I am not even sure if it is frozen or not.

Two is one, one is none ;)

Hi Pete It needs to be the bigger size. I already have one that takes about 200ml. The reason the size is important is we have one of these fancy eco kettles that boils exactly 250ml each time and spits it out into your mug. It kind of defeats the purpose if I have to keep pouring half of it...

If you can get one that would be great. the only ones I have seen that are big enough are on ebay and not exactly cheap http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Survival-Bushcraft-Camping-Wooden-Birch-Cup-KUKSA-BIG-/290499422198?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43a31d67f6

Looks very good. It'll be strange to see you with anything that does not have droppers on it for belt ;)

Hi Wayland. I'm on the lookout for a Kuksa that will hold 300-350ml. If they have one that large could you get me it and I will square you up?

Yes I read that but I also know that there is always other possibilities. I do not know the facts but for all I know the MKettle was nearing completion when he saw this similar design. He may have been phoning to see if it was the same. It seems kind of quick from the phone call to the MKettle...

It does seem very similar. All these styles share similarities but these do look near identical.

It is as sable or instable as all these types of kettles. I have not found it to be a problem but you do need to find a level bit of ground.

I do. It fits easily inside the billy but sticks out the top by quite a bit.

I don't still have my 1pt KK, I passed it on. I thought it was quite a bit bigger but it could be my memory playing tricks. Can you do a side by side picture of them in the bags? I've checked and the MKettle hole is the same size as the KK one. Well the full size KK one anyway. As for embers...