Collapsible mug, some more gas for the jetboil, knife fork and spork set, wide mouthed bottle, all from Go outdoors, ventured on ebay, made a daft offer for a rucksack and it got accepted, will see how it is when it turns up.
I got one of those few years back, it's great, if you take one cup out you can get gas and mini stove in it with a sachet of drink and a folding spoon.I have no car so I travel by bus or train (sometimes a combinatin of them both) and carry my stuff in a rucksack, so that dictates that whatever I carry has to be small and light as possible.
Oh, and I forgot to mention: as a boiling vessel I use this Stanley with nesting cups.
They look handy
AliExpress.
No idea what I’ll do with them, use a couple in the camper, one in the kitchen at night, same in bathroom. Probably give a load away.
Gimme a shout if you want a few mate, I owe you one for the glow rings.
Drop me your address again, I did have it but can’t find the PM, I’ll bung a few in a bag for you.Ohhhh- yes please. Thank you.
A Rutlands R1615FX thicknesser.
Been looking for a second hand thicknesser for a while and this came up in my daily mail shot from Rutlands. It's a special deal with just over 25% off due to being in obsolete packaging.
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A Rutlands R1615FX thicknesser.
Been looking for a second hand thicknesser for a while and this came up in my daily mail shot from Rutlands. It's a special deal with just over 25% off due to being in obsolete packaging.
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I don't think I've ever seen a GB axe supplied with a steel cross or round wedgeNice! Enjoy.
I note the neat head fitting that does not require a steel brad.
I think it’s just a dig at the other recent thread about an axe handle.I don't think I've ever seen a GB axe supplied with a steel cross or round wedge