What did you buy today?

Scottieoutdoors

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Oct 22, 2020
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Bought the other day but finally arrived. We got a twin pack sawyer mini filters! Should aid our adventures! And save me from being the family camel!

I can't remember exactly what the cost was, but I think it was an extra £5 or so for a twin pack rather than a single!
 

TeeDee

Full Member
Nov 6, 2008
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The truth is I can cut an absolute straight line with a handsaw without problem but the idea of cutting 200mm off 320 2.4m planks doesn't appeal :)

Too little of a challenge yeah? I get it.

Thats a lot of plankage. I look forward to seeing the Hut come together.
 

Robson Valley

On a new journey
Nov 24, 2014
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McBride, BC
I'm carving a pair of story poles (5" x 64") each describing the life cycle of a butterfly. The 'big end' has big radius curves. There was a 3/18 and 5/18 in my post box today.
 

Tengu

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Jan 10, 2006
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Ack.

I bought not one but TWO Mamod stationary engines. However done up and looked after they should hold their values.

(So I say to myself)

I think Ill bring them to the Moot
 
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Suffolkrafter

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Dec 25, 2019
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At risk of following the crowd, I finally forked out for some vidda pros. At first sight they look great, can't wait to put them through their paces. I have some lightweight Montane terra pants so these should complement them well.
 

Erbswurst

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Mar 5, 2018
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@Suffolkrafter

I seriously would be interested in how many days of real use it takes until they fall in pieces. The Fjällräven Karl needs just 200 days of use until you can throw it away.
 

Suffolkrafter

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Dec 25, 2019
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@Suffolkrafter

I seriously would be interested in how many days of real use it takes until they fall in pieces. The Fjällräven Karl needs just 200 days of use until you can throw it away.
I'll let you know in due course. I was always hesitant about fjallraven, but the one fjallraven jacket that I've owned (skogso padded) has been wonderful, durable and in my mind well worth the cost, so I was happy to take the punt on these trousers and see how they go.
 

Erbswurst

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Mar 5, 2018
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Berlin
They made for decades in Sweden durable seams. Suddenly the stuff fell in pieces after a short time after the production went to Asia.

The question is, if they had a problem that they solved in between or if they want that these products last only four years in normal use with the result that they last half a year if I wear them every day on a trekking tour or world journey.

Jack Wolfskin decided to sell rubbish in masses instead of the former quality goods. That's how one can make the most money in a shorter time.

Did Fjällräven decide it too or did they have a technical problem that they solved? Both is possible.
 

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