Seoras Mod Mod Oct 7, 2004 1,930 133 58 Northwich, Cheshire www.bushcraftdays.com Sep 21, 2015 #1 You can view the page at http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/content.php?r=743-How-To-Build-a-Fixed-Campfire-Cooking-Crane
You can view the page at http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/content.php?r=743-How-To-Build-a-Fixed-Campfire-Cooking-Crane
John Fenna Lifetime Member & Maker Oct 7, 2006 23,312 3,092 67 Pembrokeshire Sep 22, 2015 #2 Another excellent article!
Philster Settler Jun 8, 2014 681 41 Poole, Dorset Sep 22, 2015 #3 Very good - it looks like the pot hanger could slip off the arm. How much of a dimple do you put in to make sure things stay secure? Cheers Phil
Very good - it looks like the pot hanger could slip off the arm. How much of a dimple do you put in to make sure things stay secure? Cheers Phil
moduser Life Member May 9, 2005 1,356 6 60 Farnborough, Hampshire Sep 22, 2015 #4 As always George, great tutorial.
Seoras Mod Mod Oct 7, 2004 1,930 133 58 Northwich, Cheshire www.bushcraftdays.com Sep 22, 2015 #5 Cheers guys. Never had a pot hanger slide off. The dimple is very small. The point on the hanger and the weight of the pot keep everything connected. Only one way to find out is to have a go and experiment. I try different methods all the time, some work and some do not - this one does. Cheers George Last edited: Sep 22, 2015
Cheers guys. Never had a pot hanger slide off. The dimple is very small. The point on the hanger and the weight of the pot keep everything connected. Only one way to find out is to have a go and experiment. I try different methods all the time, some work and some do not - this one does. Cheers George
Tony White bear (Admin) Admin Apr 16, 2003 24,328 1 2,041 54 Wales www.bushcraftuk.com Sep 22, 2015 #6 Excellent stuff George, thanks for posting it up
sandbag47 Full Member Jun 12, 2007 2,104 140 57 northampton Sep 25, 2015 #10 Great article must have a play at this in the garden
redneck Settler Apr 28, 2005 968 10 56 BUZZARD BUSHCRAFT buzzardbushcraft.blogspot.com Sep 25, 2015 #11 Great job, well done
DocG Full Member Dec 20, 2013 876 129 Moray Nov 5, 2015 #12 Nice job, thanks for sharing: another one for Scouts in summer 2016, if not before. (Also, thanks for all the great ideas at Bushmoot.)
Nice job, thanks for sharing: another one for Scouts in summer 2016, if not before. (Also, thanks for all the great ideas at Bushmoot.)
Seoras Mod Mod Oct 7, 2004 1,930 133 58 Northwich, Cheshire www.bushcraftdays.com Nov 7, 2015 #13 Glad you all liked this article guys. I have had quite a few members of the Scouts contacting me about making these set ups. Kind of strikes a cord I think with you all. I will be posting up a few more over the winter. Cheers George
Glad you all liked this article guys. I have had quite a few members of the Scouts contacting me about making these set ups. Kind of strikes a cord I think with you all. I will be posting up a few more over the winter. Cheers George
R richardhomer Settler Aug 23, 2012 775 7 STOURBRIDGE Nov 8, 2015 #14 :You_Rock_ Really enjoyed your article