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    Burner multitool

    Roxon is a familiar name the other two not, I'll have a look.
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    Burner multitool

    I think I am looking for a smallish one with very basic functions, nothing like the LM I carry EDC.
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    Burner multitool

    The reason for burners.
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    Burner multitool

    For travel a simple but adequate, cheap enough. Does it exist?
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    Emergency signalling

    No, no, no you sink it into nitric acid first then do something ...
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    Woodland Custodianship

    Part of my problem seems to be the kind of aspens I have at that spot, they are crosses between European and North American ones, they grow very fast when young but tend to grow a few big weak branches that break off almost on their own. So they were not a big success. But they seem to be...
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    Woodland Custodianship

    At the moment I am fighting aspen trying to totally cover about a hectar.
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    Gluing Gortex

    The original lamination is apparently often done with thermoplastic PUs, short AI search brought several alternatives to repairing delamination, I guess it is mostly a question of local availability.
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    Horn spoons

    Drinking horns apparently existed but what ones sees are wooden tankards or burl kuksas.
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    Horn spoons

    Read about horn spoons but never seen one - or maybe seen in a museum but not recognized it - as I understand they are formed by short soak in water and heating and pressing into shape. Do they retain their shape after eating hot soup? How long would one typically last? Here one sees a lot of...
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    Gluing Gortex

    That is something I have never studied but I know that the problem is retaining the porosity of Goretex, that means a special adhesive or just spots here and there.
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    New member- bushcraft qualification advice?

    In the same spirit: a university degree is somewhere between 5000-10000 terms, it shows a certain amount of learning ability - in the best case. :) I guess there is a little truth in all of those.
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    Feedback: Including More Streetwear-Inspired Outerwear Topics

    If I recall either Jordan or Syria had some units that wore kind of pink camo, not cat suits though, so there is still opportunity ... :)
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    No Mow May

    I cut an area around the house to keep ticks away on the rest I just have cut paths.
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    Why a Swiss Army Knife.

    Went through most of this thread again, what came to mind was "why not" and the only good answer to that seems to be "when not legal". When a blade is needed a sharp one is often the best answer. I carry one almost all the time though I must admit that LM might be used more often because of...
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    Flecktarn Jacket - "Poacher Pocket"?

    Apparently you have met a few specimens of a species that are never happy whatever ... :) People who oppose mods and are strict about camo generally have been in the supply side of an army.
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    Great Night Out

    The first fire pic catches the flames in a rare way. Nice pics all over.
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    Spring anyone ?

    Our lake shows some signs of shedding the ice cover but I can still see 4 km of unbroken cover in the other direction. Also some bird cherries seem to be alive 2 mm of green in the leaf buds showing. Very very few migrating birds have made the decision to cross the Baltic so far. Extremely...
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    Oaks and oaks ...

    Not a far fetched idea, we do know that 6000 years ago we had oak forests but that was some while ago and tree cover looks very different now. I guess I just have to make a trip to one of the forests and see what grows there, last time I was at one I did not really look down all that much.
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    Oaks and oaks ...

    At my latitude there are no oak woods, in the south western part of Finland there are a few oak forests but that's it. True that the oak seems to like it where it is but some undergrowth would be nice as it is close to the house, I doubt that raising the pH a bit would trouble the tree much as...