How many of these do you own: Laplander saw, Crusader cup, granfors axe, LK35 rucksack, sabre 45, frosts mora knife, swiss army knife, woodlore knife, swedish military trangia
We are all individuals
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wilekayote said:
I own a Gransfors and a mora. Made my own billycan, and I use a bucksaw. All carried in a Highlander 99L.
Little really.
Laplander Saw, Crusader cup (soon to get rid of that as I don't use it), Swedish Army Axe, Highlander Forces rucsacs (33,55,99), Frosts Mora Knife, Swiss Army Knives, Stuart Mitchell bushcrafter, home made stove (amongst others).
Laplander Saw, Crusader cup (soon to get rid of that as I don't use it), Swedish Army Axe, Highlander Forces rucsacs (33,55,99), Frosts Mora Knife, Swiss Army Knives, Stuart Mitchell bushcrafter, home made stove (amongst others).
I've got a couple of those, the Laplander and the Army Trangia, but the rest doesn't do it for me.
I don't think you can really count the SAK as there are so many different types they say nothing at all about individuality or conformity.
I tend to take the attitude that if I'm going to carry something 40 miles it had better be worth carrying. I think many of us end up with the same bits and peices, such as zebra billies which you left off the list, because we find them difficult to improve upon. That doesn't stop us adapting them for our own purposes.
Incidentally, I wouldn't carry the army trangia anywhere because it's too heavy, but it's a good bit of kit to leave in the vehicle for impromptu stop overs.
I don't think you can really count the SAK as there are so many different types they say nothing at all about individuality or conformity.
I tend to take the attitude that if I'm going to carry something 40 miles it had better be worth carrying. I think many of us end up with the same bits and peices, such as zebra billies which you left off the list, because we find them difficult to improve upon. That doesn't stop us adapting them for our own purposes.
Incidentally, I wouldn't carry the army trangia anywhere because it's too heavy, but it's a good bit of kit to leave in the vehicle for impromptu stop overs.
Laplander saw - Yep
Crusader cup - Nope
granfors axe - Scandi forest axe & Wildlife hatchet
LK35 rucksack - Nope
sabre 45 - Nope
frosts mora knife - Nope
swiss army knife - Nope
woodlore knife - Yep
swedish military trangia - Yep
Crusader cup - Nope
granfors axe - Scandi forest axe & Wildlife hatchet
LK35 rucksack - Nope
sabre 45 - Nope
frosts mora knife - Nope
swiss army knife - Nope
woodlore knife - Yep
swedish military trangia - Yep
wilekayote said:
Crusader cup;gransfors axe;mora and mora 2000;SAKs;BFK;trangias 1 military 1 civilian.
I own and use: Bahco Laplander, Gransfors Bruks SFA, Frosts Clipper, Victorinox SAK's x2 and a Trangia clone.
I want to get hold of a Crusader mug ASAP.to go with my new water bottle.
ATB....Stu
I want to get hold of a Crusader mug ASAP.to go with my new water bottle.
ATB....Stu
I'll decline to list in case swimbo sees this thread! 
seriously though I have more or less everyting on the inital list and more! (often 3 or 4 of some items
) I don't use it all regularly and go through phases as to what I carry and it all depends on what i'm doing
anyway the thread title reminds me of my favourite 'demotivational poster' -
http://www.despair.com/individuality.html
makes me smile every time I think of it!
seriously though I have more or less everyting on the inital list and more! (often 3 or 4 of some items
) I don't use it all regularly and go through phases as to what I carry and it all depends on what i'm doinganyway the thread title reminds me of my favourite 'demotivational poster' -
http://www.despair.com/individuality.html
makes me smile every time I think of it!
wilekayote said:
Laplander saw - Yep
Crusader cup - No
granfors axe - Had one, got broken, needs a new bit o' Hickory
LK35 rucksack - No
sabre 45 - No
frosts mora knife - Yep
swiss army knife - Yep
woodlore knife - Yep
swedish military trangia - I had one, sure where its got to.
Quite a few yeps there:theyareon
All excellent kit.
Why do you ask?
andyn
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Laplander saw - Yes, but replaced the blade coz they are pants.
Crusader cup - Nope
granfors axe - Yes - Small forest axe
LK35 rucksack - Nope
sabre 45 - Nope
frosts mora knife - Nope
swiss army knife - Nope
woodlore knife - Nope
swedish military trangia - Nope
Crusader cup - Nope
granfors axe - Yes - Small forest axe
LK35 rucksack - Nope
sabre 45 - Nope
frosts mora knife - Nope
swiss army knife - Nope
woodlore knife - Nope
swedish military trangia - Nope
SAK and Laplander.
SAK was a gift and sits in my possibles pouch (cheers Graham). It rarely sees the light of day.
The Laplander I bought after breaking the cheap one in less than a month. Had it about 18 months now. Very sturdy for a folding saw.
SAK was a gift and sits in my possibles pouch (cheers Graham). It rarely sees the light of day.
The Laplander I bought after breaking the cheap one in less than a month. Had it about 18 months now. Very sturdy for a folding saw.
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