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slowworm replied to the thread Titanium Hatchet?.I've got a small, light, old Kent pattern axe I picked up for pennies. I tend to use it quite a bit for trimming sticks, splitting small... -
These are tomahawks, and can be used anywhere tomahawks are used, plus the additional versatility of lighter weight and slip-fit...
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Mesquite replied to the thread What did you buy today?.An All Seasons 3 x 4.5 mtr pop up gazebo for the Classic pressure stove and Lantern meet at the end of the month. They had a time... -
TeeDee replied to the thread Titanium Hatchet?.What's this 'O' level thing you speak of ? :) -
Pattree replied to the thread Titanium Hatchet?.Once you get into the physics there are so many factors. A 400nm edge or a 300nm edge. The fictional coefficient of tool surface and... -
I made my skin red... Five hours of walking along the river on a very sunny day.
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FWIW, the last time I participated in a SAR activity, an agency working with us deployed a drone that used thermal. Thick, wet, rainy...
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Keith_Beef replied to the thread WHAT DID YOU MAKE TODAY?.I made my skin red... Five hours of walking along the river on a very sunny day. -
Toddy replied to the thread Titanium Hatchet?.Am I the only one who's suddenly understanding why a too light hatchet could 'bounce' off the kindling at times ? -
SWhile I do lean on my stick on a bad day, most of the time it is a datum for my balance without having to be load bearing. I live in...
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SInteresting thread.. I imagine that the normal usage of sticks and staves would depend on the various terrains and the likelihood of...
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TTLM replied to the thread Titanium Hatchet?.I thought about that too but my own experience has been that speed does not compensate for mass generally. I have a light weight...
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PPhatForrest replied to the thread What colour emergency strobe light?.FWIW, the last time I participated in a SAR activity, an agency working with us deployed a drone that used thermal. Thick, wet, rainy...
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PPhatForrest replied to the thread Sleeping bags for larger (fat!) person.Depending on how hard it is to get your hands on, try a USGI MSS. I'm a bigger guy, and even I've got room to roll around in mine...