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Happy birthday Madame Oldtimer.

Here is an instructional video on the use of a mocotaugan. A draw knife may be a better option though. By the way, welcome and enjoy.

Practice, practice, practice. Also make sure your tinder is in perfect condition. :p:)

Unfortunnately out of stock.

Just measured mine. Major axis 112mm. Minor axis 78mm. Depth 18mm. The lens protrudes 5mm with a dia of 36mm. The lens cover is a friction fit. Metal thickness is about 0.5mm.

Hi, welcome and enjoy.

Not used the Pathfinder myself, but my Trangia does all I've needed. Saying that, here's what Google has to say. "The Pathfinder MK1 and Trangia alcohol stoves are both popular choices for backpacking and camping, but they differ in design, size, and fuel capacity. The Pathfinder MK1, with its...

I'd never part with mine.

I've watched and enjoyed their videos for years, it will be a shame to see them go, but I quite understand and respect their reasons.

All yours. DM me your details.

Hi Ian, welcome and enjoy.

On offer is a leather belt, leather sheath and dangler. The belt is 44" long and 2" wide, good for up to around a 38" waist. Sheath is suitable for a Mora Clipper size knife (Mora not included) but could be wet formed to suit a different blade. Or A french army bedroll, similar to the czech...

Thanks Dale, I'll take that then, cheers. I'll sort out something later today.

I used a baked bean can and a larger mango pulp can for mine, but use whatever you happen to have. This is the tutorial I followed.

Spent an hour or so yesterday adapting an old bbq burger grill, into a folding squirrel cooker type grill. I just need to find a suitable piece of tube to make a sleeve, so I can cut the road pin in half, then join it together again as needed.

Yes and yes. It's the same principle as a squirrel cooker.

Inspired by the grill, I spent an hour or so making my own this afternoon. Using an unused bbq burger grill, and a 9mm road pin, I came up with my own version.

I made this tin can wood gas hobo stove the other week. It works amazingly well, and was great fun to make.

Hi Jeff welcome and enjoy.

Thanks chaps.