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Thank Bop, you the man. I won't edit, you got it first reply.

Ignore the workshop method and devise your own in the field. Actually, share if you can. I think the concept is great and please add if you already seen/know a bushcraft technique.

OK, I can't...

Thanks you very much mate. I fixed it now.

I did actually consider keeping the Mountain Hardware bag, but it would only beaches I like it. So it's up for sale.
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I had a good think and considered whether to sell this or let it sit in my wardrobe for a few decades until it wasn't worth anything, or is that just electricals. So Sale it is. It really is in as...

When you read 80/20 on a down fill product the first number is always the percentage of down, the second feathers.

There's no church there. But I hadn't thought of old photo's. This cemetery is popular with dog walkers, joggers and I know a few older people local to me that take their grandkids walks around it....

Working with Axe/Knives has caused me a lot of damage to a 20 year old knuckle injury that was never seen to. I haven’t done any Axe/Knife work for around 6 weeks and it is slowly getting better. I’m...

There are a couple of bits and pieces of Nic Westermann at work online, but not a lot. Curtesy of Lee Stoffer we have a great video. From one master, of wood, we have another master, of steel.
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No worries.

I use the DD ultralight 3x2.9m tarp and it's excellent. But over your budget. You can get the sturdier 3x3m version for under £30 here:

http://www.backpackinglight.co.uk/bushcraft/WE104-115.html
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Thanks again, that's the blog I found when I googled. I had a proper/further read through to find out what the issue you mentioned was. It's definitely no longer an issue. They have solved the glue...

I'm confused, first google hit taken me to a blog where the guy mentions getting an "Appkit Numo" a few years ago. I was under the impression they were just new earlier this year. If it turns out to...

Seth, you are my hero. Thankyou very much.

I can't comment on the sleep mat, Work has been hectic since I posted this and haven't been out overnight since. So I've not used it much at all. If the...

Did anyone see the Sycamore Christening spoon dated at 1671 on “Flog It!“ today? It’s stunning. They reckoned it is probably English and was Estimated at £400 - £500 if it never had a crack on the...

I eventually just got round to watching this, and apologies if I'm repeating anything as I did start to read the thread through but time is quite precious at the moment so could not read it all.
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Actually, a size reference might be good here. It's 20.5cm long, bowl width 4cm wide by 6cm long (all approx.). The neck is 4mm square at its thinest.

Thanks again.

I suppose I started off with, greenwood/spoons, a few moths ago working with very small pieces. Meanwhile snapping many spoons at the neck, on testing. That must have helped. But I...

Thanks Ian. It started off as a cooking spoon, hence the pointy bit. I tried making the stem slim enough to look like it held the leaf. As a result it's too thin for cooking, and the wrong shape for...

This one is a knife finished "Ash" bowl, in a stylised leaf shape. It has a hand sanded "Rowan" handle. The neck may look a little thin, and I wouldn't go that thin next time for sure. But it is...

I done a bit of research.

The "Rab" is 800, perhaps 850, Fill Power down. The Fill Weight I really can't remember.

The "MH" is 650 Fill Power down, but with Q.Shield™ DWR so that it retains its...

I asked in the cemetery David. They have no idea. They told me when I first spoke to them they have people to cut the grass and keep the place tidy. When big stuff like this comes down they need to...

Thanks for all the info. I've been real busy lately, I'll need to take it all in and get back out to check it out. I did stumble across something that indicated some sort of maple of the leaf...

I am selling this item as a private seller and this sale is in no way the responsibility of NaturalBushcraft.co.uk or any of its moderators. I promise to use this area to sell unwanted kit, not to...

Thans for the start lads, I really thought it would be a no go for getting anywhere. The saplings thing, wow, I'd never have thought of that.