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Update - I just found the remaining half of my A4 sheet of this stuff - it was the 2mm thick sheet. I can't remember how long ago it was I got it, but I don't think it was more than a fiver, and enough to do loads of gaskets, including the one on my domestic gas boiler, between the burner...

Don't know if this too late now, but I use several Coleman stoves and over the years have replaced the fibre gasket you speak of, with ceramic fibre paper off ebay. I can't remember now if I got 1 or 2mm thick, but you can use it double anyway. An A4 sheet costs very little. Just cut your own...

I don't have any self taken pics, but you see it here http://www.saharaswags.com.au/sahara-rover-deluxe-king-single-apex-traditional-c

Yes, it is a shame they wouldn't address the continuous zip issue - it would have been a better product for it! Covering about 3/4 of that wide velcro strip, was exactly what he suggested could be done. But that's water under the bridge now, as I acquired a swag from another source, which does...

Ah, thanks Shaneh. I reckon you may have thought the same as I. The biggest put off for me was the big gap between the two side zips filled with - ARRRGH - Velcro!! I asked the guy about the reason for that, and he said it was there because they had had problems with the zips sticking. He asked...

Hi guys. Reading this thread with interest, and some time has passed now. So how are you chaps finding this bedroll/swag? Have you found anything you would change/modify/improve with the Adventurer roll. I'm curious because I had a close look at these some years ago, but decided not to buy one...

Hmmm...I don't know if I'm doing this forum thing properly, but I've just read this thread, and thought this North Wood looks like a great place for a basic woodland weekend camp! So, what do I need to do, to come along on one of your camps? Do you chaps meet up socially elsewhere, e.g. local...

Try using the back edge of the wood saw blade on your Leatherman, if it's a Wave! Personally, I don't like carrying bits of hacksaw blades because they snap too easily, and when they break, they leave a sharp point. With care, your preferred sharpening stone can produce a 90 degree edge...

Hi all. New member from Warwickshire, UK here. I recall someone I met at last year's Tentipi gathering, mentioning this forum, and I confess I had totally forgotten all about it, until reference to it came up in a search. Anyway, I met some really great people at that event, and it would be...