What did you buy today?
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Lionsteel M4 in Magnacut/G10.
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LionSteel M4 Black G10, MagnaCut M4-MC-GBK, Knivesandtools Exclusive, fixed knife
LionSteel M4 Black G10, MagnaCut M4-MC-GBK, Knivesandtools Exclusive, fixed knife: null
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I ordered this a fair while ago now, but I have received it today so I think it still counts!
I've wanted one for a long time and I am absolutely chuffed to bits with it. Maple burl scales and AEB-L steel.
Came shaving sharp. Well worth the wait.
I've wanted one for a long time and I am absolutely chuffed to bits with it. Maple burl scales and AEB-L steel.
Came shaving sharp. Well worth the wait.
Kydex sheaths for my Swisstool & Spirit in the Heinnie Black Friday sale; total bargain.
Even managed to use the BCUK discount too.
(Oh, and a cutting mat)
Even managed to use the BCUK discount too.
(Oh, and a cutting mat)
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Made to my specs, took a while but definitely worth the wait.
A bit of an expensive weekend and start to the week.
- An Electrolux heat-pump tumble drier to replace the Laden dryer that conked out about eight months ago.
- An enamelled cast iron cooking pot.
- Four Wolfcraft arbors for mounting polishing wheels on my buffing machine (only €7 each, but it all adds up).
- A Mac mini M4 for son's Christmas present.
A foldable stool. My knees and back tends to ache from time to time and sitting on the ground is a no-no so something to sit on that can be carried along is spot on.
Metal colored part of legs go inside the black part.
Metal colored part of legs go inside the black part.
Gone a bit mad.
Helikon tex pilgrim anorak
Mini survival kit
Light My Fire ferro rod
Forest Fundamentals foraging bag
Debating on buying a Condor Bushlaw to go with my Joker Bushlord
Helikon tex pilgrim anorak
Mini survival kit
Light My Fire ferro rod
Forest Fundamentals foraging bag
Debating on buying a Condor Bushlaw to go with my Joker Bushlord
Final expansion battery:
12 Kilowatts of home backup and 1.2 Kw of portable power for travel and camping
12 Kilowatts of home backup and 1.2 Kw of portable power for travel and camping
I have something similar but dutch navy mittens. Have made a harness to carry them around my neck so that when I have to do something that needs all fingers I can just take the mittens off and the hang at my side without getting lost with the wind. Learned this from the polar expeditions; for them a lost mitten meant risk of frostbite to fingers. For me it´s more of a convenience thing.
Thank you, that's really interesting. I've been wondering how I could attach them to myself so I could remove a mitten and not worry about losing it. Do you run the straps down the sleeve of your coat?I have something similar but dutch navy mittens. Have made a harness to carry them around my neck so that when I have to do something that needs all fingers I can just take the mittens off and the hang at my side without getting lost with the wind. Learned this from the polar expeditions; for them a lost mitten meant risk of frostbite to fingers. For me it´s more of a convenience thing.
We used to do that with our mittens back in the 70's so we didn't lose them.I have something similar but dutch navy mittens. Have made a harness to carry them around my neck so that when I have to do something that needs all fingers I can just take the mittens off and the hang at my side without getting lost with the wind. Learned this from the polar expeditions; for them a lost mitten meant risk of frostbite to fingers. For me it´s more of a convenience thing.
Hestra do an elasticated wrist cuff to achieve the same aim. More comfortable and convenient than a string through your coat sleeves in my experience.
String is probably still best for small kids though!
String is probably still best for small kids though!
I did see these too.Hestra do an elasticated wrist cuff to achieve the same aim. More comfortable and convenient than a string through your coat sleeves in my experience.
String is probably still best for small kids though!
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