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I have but can't work out how to post them.
I pleased with it, used a old knackered section of a oil cloth tarp..and a old 2 quart strap for the sling.
Literally just finished it... A custom made wax cotton haversack with a couple of mods my old 37 pattern lacked and very pleased with it I am... First time ever using a sewing machine too
Any stove collectors?
I have a optimus Hunters stove, I believe it's a 8R?
Anyway it's in full working order and about 20 odd years old so shows all the usual signs of wear and tear.
No idea of value and would rather swap than sell to be honest.
If your interested I can provide pictures...
Toddy honestly I'm not digging out the Mods or anybody else - it was a genuine question I was asking.
Is it me? Because I really don't understand people and their need to try to make themselves look like they know better or just to argue a point.
I read plenty of posts on here where I think...
Good replies one and all... Indeed people in glass houses and all that, I will review my own future posts too... Thanks for pointing that out.
Maybe we're all guilty but if no one pulls us up for it then that becomes our norm and then others put us on iggy...
Am I the only person on this forum who seems to notice and get fed up with the amount of members who hijack threads with nothing but negativity?
If I post a picture of something I've made do I really care if 'dingo dog bag' would have made it bigger?
Or if I'm chatting about kit or what I...
Great honest post, thank you.
One good tip for minimalising your kit, which I do every time to stop 'gear creep' is to list everything I take every time and during or after my trip I look at the list and remove or adapt anything I didn't use, with the exception of my little cuts kit.
Nice one mate, I can imagine it's a hard thing to organise as bushcrafters tend to be quite isolationist in their nature but we should potentially still try.
Built it and they will come
Wow seems I've been doing it wrong these last 43 years... But now I've read what an expert thinks I will have to, ignore it and carry on as I always have... 35200 BAOR troopers can't all be wrong
Why?
Clearly he made it to his own specs, if you made one would he have wasted his breath pointing out he would have made in smaller?
Any deeper and it might as well be a satchel
Herman the counter argument to that is you shouldn't have anything you 1. Can't field repair 2. Can't replace with natural alternative or 3. Have anything not robust enough to survive use in the field.
Except being a hussif to stitch up tears or replace buttons
Just my opinion of course
Wow interesting how a thread (no pun) can make some people rather over excited.
Still at 2 in the morning I'm sure linen threads more interesting than belly button fluff
True but if needs must it could be unravelled I suppose or just make the holes bigger?
I have no idea the size of mine certainly thicker than waxed linen, however I never count anything out
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