Given the fact that I've already needed both this morning, I'd love to see both an awl and a Marlinspike thin enough for paracord, but thick enough for normal -sized rope.
Given the fact that I've already needed both this morning, I'd love to see both an awl and a Marlinspike thin enough for paracord, but thick enough for normal -sized rope.
Agreed. I can show it to my son and tell him "One day son, this awl will be yours".Originally Posted by foxfire
in some old books these are also called cloak pins. the pin also works as a good awl or marlin spike in a pinch. i like that striker combo idea!
I'd totally love a folding firegrate/grill. Strong enough to support a pot, with the bars close enough to grill a Burger or steak.
I have a design I came up with. But don't have the skills or tools yet.
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Indeed. The Celtic term - "penannular" describes said pins or brooches as well.
You can Wikipedia said term for more information ...
I Either run a strap and carabiner around the tree or square lash limb to a tree no damage to the tree and no worries about trying to pull it out.
I second the request for mouse hawks. I would love a quality mouse hawk for my kids to use. also I would like to see arrow heads and small spear points that could double as a cutting edge. something like the ESEE arrow head but forged.
Yes, don't damage a live tree unless absolutely necessary.
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I would like to see a socket handle knife about the size of the discontinued cold steel Mini Bushman.
The blanket pin/awl/striker is nice also.
four-sided awl, maybe from 1/8 stock, long enough for an antler handle.
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