Article: How To.... Carve a Collapsible Pot Hanger

[Seoras]

You can view the page at http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/content.php?r=618-How-To-Carve-a-Collapsible-Pot-Hanger

 

[John Fenna]

Great carving projects!

 

[Seoras]

Cheers John

 

[Clouston98]

That's really clever! Great work! I'll be giving that a go ASAP! I made an adjustable point notch one and though it was clever, but that's just brilliant!

 

[weekender]

?? Don't understand I click in the link and it takes me to a thread about a survival course in Ireland by a chap called Nameless??

 

[Seoras]

Try another browser if you can. The link still works perfectly for me.

George

 

[ozzy1977]

Realy great idea, and a good test of skills.

 

[Tiley]

Brilliant! Many thanks for posting.

 

[sandbender]

These are great, definitely something to keep one busy in the woods.

 

[weekender]

Try another browser if you can. The link still works perfectly for me.

George

Tried that still doesn't work says it can't open because it's a local file..?

 

[Seoras]

Tried that still doesn't work says it can't open because it's a local file..?

PM inbound

 

[weekender]

Thanks for that they look great I'm definitely going to try that.

 

[Golb]

What a great way to find out if your bushcraft knife is a good bushcraft knife.

 

[LumberjackDK]

Thats really nice, great pothang.

 

[sidesy]

nice work - excellent idea

 

[Dave]

Something that might interest you. These used to be called 'Dingle Sticks'

 

[copper_head]

Is that Kephart Dave?

 

[Dave]

Is that Kephart Dave?

No mate, its from a book called 'Canoeing and Camping' written in 1915, by James Cruickshank.

 

[JonathanD]

Nice one, good to see all of the variations.

 

[copper_head]

No mate, its from a book called 'Canoeing and Camping' written in 1915, by James Cruickshank.

Thankee kindly, just downloaded looks like a good read.