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@Rimtatvora nice I hope you enjoy it have a great day or night Wherever You Are!

@@marginal5774 thank you for the kind words I really appreciate it. Have a great day or night wherever you may be.

@@Goomba-n3b well thanks for the subscription I really appreciate it. And if you feel like I'm one of your old camping buds I count that as High Praise. I hope you stick around brother you have a good night or day wherever you are in the world.

@@1217mikegrs I assume what you're asking is flame directly on the meat. Yes if you were to do that it will absorb any fumes possibly making it poisonous. I wouldn't cook any meat directly over a flame on any kind of camping stove it's not a good idea. The only thing I would cook meat directly over flame is a campfire. Everything else should be cooked in a fry pan or other container. Hope this answers your question have a great day

@NoNotThatPaul glad you found it useful, thanks for the comment and Views have a great night!

@@babar69110 I do my best thank you for the comment and Views and you have a great day.

@@ARAW-__- that might work but boiled linseed oil will cure and Harden over time I'm not sure what that would do to the fire starter. All this talk of oil from you sir now you're going to have to make me do a video where I experiment with different oils see what you did. Have a good night brother I hope everything is well over there.

@charlesartificer2158 Haha, thanks, Charles ! Sorry I missed your reply. I did something wrong with my settings. For the boiled linseed oil, we need some tests 😁 take care.

@@astrumdeus7098 thank you for the comment and Views you have a great day

@@pp-nf3sv not a problem at all thank you for the views and the comment you have a wonderful day

@@michaelcolloton6971 good for you but it's all about how you use it

@jamesguth7375 Are you saying they have a new model?

@jamesguth7375 Return it if you cant get the scissors back in.

@Rfx372 Sorry to hear that. Here in Michigan you can still get these milkshake straws in stores. In fact I just seen some yesterday when I was shopping. D cells can be heavy but they have great run time. I don't take these old mill spec flashlights into the woods much anymore. I mainly use a sofrin hs10 headlamp. thanks for the comments and views.

@xenaguy01 Its funny how something like a hot drink or food can make all the difference in the world when you don't have any for a while. Thanks for the comment and views.

@@papajeff5486 thanks for the comment and Views brother. I hope you had a good veterans day.

@MrSupertim996 I'm glad you found it useful did you get your shovel fixed?

@paytreonsuhks you can always order it later along with the new tools when they are released later this month.

@rk80s Thanks for the comment and I will keep the videos coming! You have a great night!

@@newsnetworkz well I'm glad you found it useful. God knows I'm no genius LOL have a great night!

@@powerwagon3731 thanks for the comment and you know what, there's no time like the present to get back into something you like to do.

@@dennispeterson3691 no problem glad you enjoyed it

@shiguresempi3798 The manufacturer says nothing about gasoline on the bottle. They only mention Alcohol or kerosene. So if you need a fuel bottle for gasoline you will need to get a metal one like the MSR Fuel bottle or a similar product. Just about every outdoor company makes a version of them.

@ARAW-__- Or the condensation from inside a tent! You make an excellent point again my friend. have a great night.

@MrBarryalan No I did not, never seen any. Thanks for the heads up.

@@shootingsportstransparency7461 maybe lol.

@Ray-u5v The main pot weighs in at 5 7/8oz or 167 Grams. The lid weighs in at 3 3/8oz or 97 Grams. I hope this helps you out. Have a nice night.

​@@charlesartificer2158Thanks for the answer! Good luck!

@@WesMiller303 totally get where you're coming from and for the most part I agree. Would love to see an American-made one.

@kvernesdotten I did not ditch my stones for this. What this has allowed me to do is leave them at home. I take a carbide sharpener with me into the woods. while out if I need to sharpen up a blade This makes quick work of it. when back at home if said blade needs it I finish it with a stone. As for other blade steels to date every blade steel I have tried it on from pocket knife to kitchen knife it has worked. This is a useful tool for putting a quick edge on a blade. If you take the time to learn it and master it you will see its benefits. Besides if you have a steel harder than carbide how the hell you going to sharpen it in the first place? Hope this answer your question.

@@charlesartificer2158 Oh okay, it came across as you having used traditional stones for decades then exclusively moved to these. I still dont think kitchen knives make much sense though, since they spend their time in your house where they can be properly sharpened anyway so it doesnt make much sense to me at least to put an emergency micro bevel on them. But yeah if you use these in the woods as you say and still sharpen properly at home that makes alot more sense. There are no steel that is harder than tungsten carbide. There are steels with vanadium carbides scattered in them that are as hard, but the steel itself cannot be. Some people are very concerned with carbide tearout and such in these steels, I dont necessarily think its as big of an issue as they claim but I also have no idea how that interacts with scraping the steel with a carbide bit as oposed to abrading it traditionally, so maybe its a thing? Anyway the point is that even the hardest supersteels will sharpen eventually if you go at it long enough with enough friction, im personally more worried about putting microbevels and weird facets on nicer knives if its not necessary if that makes sense I havent tried this exact one, but ive tried something similar and found that it gives about the same result as a ceramic honing rod (with actual abrasives in it)

@kvernesdotten I used it on kitchen knives during my initial evaluation. Then another time when I was at a friends house. Turns out his kids lost his main wet stone. I had one of these carbide sharpers in my bag in my truck. Works well for a quick sharpen. With alot of Practice you can keep odd bevels to a minimum. Where these sharpers are concerned there is alot of hand wringing and people worrying about things that honestly are nonsense. At the end of the day is the blade sharp or not. That all comes down to the skill of the user. I knew an older guy who used ceramic rods and could put a razor edge on a blade super fast. But he had been doing it for decades. Now that I have a few years using these I can whip out a nice sharp edge much quicker than with my Arkansas whetstone. Granted its a softer stone but it has been my goto for most of my life. Plus, with the handle cut down, this is smaller and lighter. Best advice I give people on these is to get some inexpensive knives and practice, practice, practice. Remember that learning curve you had using a stone? Same thing here takes time and patience. Sad truth is most people lack both these days. They want instant gratification. Well I have rambled long enough I hope you are picking up what Im laying down. Got to go to work now. Have a good one.

@@insanogeddon maybe I will pick one up if I can get it on sale. Thanks for the comment and views.

@@Timboslice_NY I have done it once and I will do it again!

It might not need to be sharpened. all depends on usage. Been taking this one to work daily and I like it so much getting a second one for my other mess kit.

True, unless you use your field knife to dress out wild game. Then you could be right back to food contamination.

Yup. Mineral oil. Food safe variety FTW

@RoxonTool Thank you for the great multitool. I'm looking forward to the flex companion.I've already preordered.

@@rewardsoverwater7821 are you asking about the priming Fuel That I Used to Prime the stove with?

@@rewardsoverwater7821 okay that's interesting idea.

@ARAW-__- That could work. Only issue is with over time the oil going rancid and attracting wildlife like bears. Jute twine is oil treated that's what makes it so flammable. Maybe some gun oil, will have to try some experiments. I'm glad you like her outro, working on some new ones. Thanks for the idea have a great day.

@charlesartificer2158 Bear country is just different ! There are some wolves and brown bears in France, but they absolutely decimated not that long ago, so they fear humans and learned to eat only sheeps and the likes.

@markraciborski4289 I have and it still leaks. I have a buddy who has one and he got his to seal one time and has not been abel to reproduce the result. So I suppose it can work under perfect conditions. Life however is seldom perfect. Best advice I can give is only use the top to cover your food from bugs if you must get up to do something but do not try and turn it sideways with any liquid in it. Other than that I do like this mess kit. Thanks for the comment and views.

@rhettoracle9679 True, this hack only gives you 2 possibly 3 fire starters with the fireBiner. Thanks for the comment and views.

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