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Look what’s on my bench today. A couple are missing as they’re a bit battered. The one on the top left was made around 2006. Can’t believe it 20 years ago. It was my favourite until 2010 and it then got retired the handle used to be pure white on that.
Here’s the original thread. He was selling it too. No idea why I didn’t bite.
https://bushcraftuk.com/community/threads/the-ultimate-nessmuk-set.118791/
@British Red had a beauty made some years back. And @Hoodoo was a big Nessy fan as well. Loads of threads were created on here by him on the subject of GWS and his kit. Be good to see him weighing in on this subject again.
This was BRs set…
I guess it’s a screw then. Personally I’d go for Brochs idea of a bolt or preferably the plate. If the plate is too much trouble for you, bolt it and just grind down the part that sticks out the most as much as possible. But with either option, going in at the side adds the most strength...
Marbles used to do one and HH had them. But it seems they no longer do that. So it would have to be a direct buy from the US.
EDIT: I’ve just gone back through some old posts on the subject and people say the Marbles axe was crap.
I have read his letters and books many many years ago. Probably around the same time I joined BcUK. I’ll have to dig them out again and revisit. There used to be a great thread on here too about someone replicating his kit.
Yeah. It is true. They do get wasted. It’s the most fun they’re ever going to have before their arrses are swatted through their heads. Give them a break. Sorry Pops.
Seriously though, I rescued a wasp that had been in mead for ages. I pulled it out as I had done at least ten times that...
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