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Jaakaripuukko 110 carbon after a decade of constant use and some TLC.

Jaakaripuukko 110 carbon after a decade of constant use and some TLC.

Polished the primary bevel until it was a mirror and the re-blacked the whole blade since the original bluing had mostly worn off from splitting small logs for firewood.

u/BD420SM — 11 days ago

Make charcoal in woods ?

Ok this might sound dumb but would it be bad idea making charcoal if your in one area for multiple days or a week idea is digging pit for pyrolisis that way when burning the charcoal its a cleaner and hotter burn producing less smoke for cooking or just to reduce visibility to other

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u/UlfurGaming — 11 days ago
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Chest rig setup

This is something I’ve been experimenting with for a long time, and I think I found a place where I’m happy right now! I really enjoy using a chest rig when I’m doing long-distance scout stuff. Moving long distance with minimal kit, and going through some rough terrain. This chest rate allows me to carry my essentials on my body, so I don’t have to dig it out of my pack. Navigation, first aid, and a cutting tool can all be accessed very easily on the outside, while the inside has stuff for taking notes, a small PSK, and other bits and bobs that I may need for my trip.

This comes from my experience working in forestry, SAR, and outdoor education. I’ve always liked chest packs but finding one that fit my use case has been hard

u/eonin_0918 — 14 days ago

rate the fourwheeler setup

ive made a trail beside my house and these are the tools i keep in my box,the black box also has a balaclava,spikes for boots in ice,and a fire starting kit,and 2 cheap firstaid kits(definitely am gonna improve on them)i also trail ride alot on bigger trails and leave these in here in case of trees

u/Moist-Leg3276 — 11 days ago