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Thanks for the post-trip review. Really impressed you were able to fly with wll your kit to the US. Completely agree with you about the saute pan in hard anodised finish - that would be really worthwhile. I appreciate the content, and subscribed. Thank you, Paul

I have used buck knives all my life and never a problem with a good grip on the handle . It always seemed the wetter it got , the better the grip .

Are these available to buy in uk?

Powered hum to that bike Steve

Nice work, buddy!

Very badass and beautiful patina ( on the Dexter Russell Hunter), sir

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Classy little blade. A blade like this or an Victorinox tool are perfect for some trout or game work.

Glad you enjoy Yellowstone. I used to live near the north entrance of the park in the early 2000's. Theres so many other places to go see around the park boundary in Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming.

You are in my neck of the woods about 45min east near lookout pass.

Trangia 25 is an nice piece of kit.

I have to say it again... I really enjoy your content. Please keep going. Great stuff. I like your pacing ...relaxing and stuff we like 👍👊💥

Cool product suite. Agree on the fuel in the burner. After use and cooled down I fill and seal mine to be ready to go for the next use. No mucking about.

Enjoyed the unvarnished and straight talk. Had to go watch your 4DS Bushcooker 2 one to find out what you used the Trangia burner in.

The wings on the adapter are so the isobutane can sits in the correction position if its on its side. Those cans are deigned only to work in one orientation if on their side and are often marked with an orientation arrow. Its so they feed only gas not liquid or worse still a coughing mixture of the two. The wrong orientation with give stutters and flair-ups. Having a preheater tube, as your Trangia gas burner does, also helps if the isobutane can is putting out an incorrect mix. BTW I use a similar Trangia 25 set-up but with the Chinese clone burner and isobutane.

The douk douk takes the most wicked edge out of any knife I own. Insanely slicy.

I like it. Classic looks.

Friction tape works well also.

Any chance you want to sell the Mora. I collect them and don't have that one. Thanks.

Love a simple folder. And spear points are timeless.

Getting old is no fun Steve , lovely little knife thanks for sharing All the best Mick

Looks sweet and well put together

That's a really handsome knife👍Rustic and classy at the same time! Cheers, buddy!

A wonderful carry choice in any location. Simplicity has a beauty all its own.

I believe your evaluation would be helpful and appreciated.

I broke my phone. Hopefully will be back in action on Monday

Love/hate with the BK9. I think it really was a stupid idea to skeletonize the handle stock. Makes zero sense to make a hard use tool weaker by removing structural material (even in the handle). I have seen the BK9 break at that weak point, that's why. I e-mailed Kabar to see if they would consider a non-skeletonized version. They said no plans. You would think that it would actually be cheaper to produce by skipping that step of removing metal. It's a good knife. Would I trust my life on it, no.

Back in the early 1070s I bought a folded steel knife like that on a fishing trip up in the Adirondak's of NYS. iirc it was called an Uncle Wiggly. Handy little knife but I considered it a cheap tackle box knife compared to all the nicer folders out there. I've no idea what ever happened to it and now wish I still had it.

We could never forget you mate!

Nice little literature lesson 👍🏻

That knife looks awesome!👍Have a great weekend, my friend!

Very nice video. I for one really loved your BK16 modification. The BK16 is one of my favorite knives. You have me ready to read Beowulf. Get well. zane

Hey Steve, there is nothing like a solid piece of well ground carbon steel. Looks like a real work horse. Best wishes from the east coast USA.

Nice knife indeed Steve

Thanks for the reminders of these basic tools

I think that looks pretty cool you did a good job

Do a review on that east German what I think is 1⁄2 shelter

Scissors are definitely the right tool for cutting threads and other fine work. I prefer the little scissors on the 58mm keychain SAKs. And then I add something else as my "actual knife".

Those handle scales look awesome, buddy! Nicely done!

Beautiful knife!

You certainly made it your own Steve

Tidy job. Always good to make something more user friendly.

Very nice modifications. I am tempted to do likewise. zane

The climber is one that I don't have in my collection yet, but I'd like to get one. I do carry the super tinker quite often. Cheers, buddy!

Climber for me😊

There is a SAK for every occasion

I carry the huntsman out and about without realising for the same reasons you carry the climber the 2 blades and the scissors But also the saw , love the saw All the best Mick

My edc is my faithful huntsman, for the reasons you’ve pointed out 2 blades , scissors but also the saw , l love the saw All the best Mick