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Thanks for sharing. I also use and have 2 of these stoves, but I prefer to use my diy bottle cap alcohol burners. I can't find the Monster drink in the can with the screw caps but any metal bottle cap that will hold a bit more than 15 ml of alcohol will have no problem boiling 300 ml water. I stuff the caps with carbon felt or fiberglass insulation which makes them spill proof. When I use fiberglass I put a piece of stainless screen from a dollar store sink strainer over it. Any 4 oz. bottle of alcohol will allow for plenty of fires. I really like your idea of putting a grate over the stove 😁👍

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Great explanation Thanks. You talk about carying food in the tins. I put my kitchen stuff inside,like i saw they do in Scandinavia with alu boxes. I made a vid about these mess tins as a field kitchen kit on my channel.

What an amazing video! I really appreciate how you explain step-by-step how to tie the different knots, and your calm, clear instructions make it easy to follow. It was also great to see that you filmed this in Sweden - the background and atmosphere give the video a unique touch! The setting adds a relaxed vibe and highlights the practical use of the knots, whether for fishing or other outdoor activities. Thank you for taking the time to share this information, and I love how you go into detail about each step. This video will definitely come in handy for my next outdoor adventure!

Respect that you still answer the comments of people asking questions even after 3 years

Ive got the same Tilly hat and greatly enjoy it. I used it and the one with a larger brim on hiking the Continental Divide Trail in the USA. I still wear the LTM6 daily. Very light and fits the bill. Thanks for the nice video. Anyone wanting info on Tilly's ought to be able to see the this is a nice hat after watching this.

Thanks!

Impressive I like both

I have a BPS and the BeaverCraft. I cant stop the BPS from chipping. I never had a problem with the BeaverCraft.

Hele informatieve video. Veel dank

More beef to the sheath more bounce to the ounce

Je bent zo lang, dat een greatcoat je bijna zit als een moderne lengte mantel :)

Great informational video 🎉 thank you !

I wish you gave links or part numbers or anything.. would love to get an led bulb and battery to get mine up and running.

Wow. Seems like the first true review on the whole internet

I really like my Lars Falt. Does anyone else find the sheath a bit loose? I had to wet form mine.

This vs kephart 4?

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Metallurgist's opinion: The knives look good, especially those without a Scandi grind. However, I see an issue with the steel used, 1066. It will sharpen easily, but the edge retention won’t be great for the price. The exception is the Beta model, made from D2. As a metallurgist, when I compare 1066 steel with 0.65% carbon to something like a carbon Mora made from C100 (almost identical to 1095) with 1% carbon and significantly better edge retention, the BPS knife doesn’t fare well in terms of price-to-edge retention ratio. Essentially, you’re paying an extra $45 for a wooden handle and leather sheath, but not for the steel. For example, the Ganzo G807, which costs around $18, has two to three times better edge retention than the 1066 BPS, and 9cr14mov steel is fairly corrosion-resistant (with 14% chromium helping with edge longevity). Sure, it has a plastic handle, but 9cr14mov is a much superior steel to 1066. If BPS knives were made from 1095/C100, O1, O2, or ideally 80crv2, I wouldn’t complain. But in this case, I don’t think BPS knives are worth the money (with the exception of the Beta model in D2). It’s also important to note that different steels can be processed differently. BUCK’s 420HC proves that even an average steel can perform well with excellent heat treatment. Unfortunately, that’s not the case with BPS. Look up "BPS knife edge retention," and you’ll see that among the tested knives, BPS in 1066 performed the worst, making around 50-60 cuts of sisal rope. Even a carbon Mora costing $7 handles 90-100 cuts. The Ganzo G807, at $18, does 160-170 cuts, and knives made from 9cr18mov or 14c28n reach 250 cuts. BPS makes visually interesting knives, but given the 1066 steel and its average heat treatment, they’re more suited for collectors or occasional users who might cut a stick a few times a year. (And they’ll be surprised how quickly the blade rusts when not in use).

Nice, TIL the Evenk/Siberian hitch! Looks fast and easy. Have you heard about the Double Dragon knot?

Thank you for the most excellent review / discussion. I learned so much about my new Tilly watching your video. Cheers!

I immediately hated the Joker Ember it had such a wide grind that making feather sticks was the only thing that is good for

Nice review. What boots in your opinion are better made and more durable Wellco or Baltes? I want to buy a pair. My feet are used to army boots, but I need a pair that are durable and will last longest.

Thank you.

I was thinking about buying one of those books, but now I am convinced. Thank you very much

video's seems to play a bit fast......

Again a fantastic video, thanks a lot!!

Good review. Got the red serrated. Spectacular precision

It's really sad when law enforcement considers a swiss army knife a weapon. That is just tyrannical. Especially when i see criminals with machetes committing crimes and being considered a victim. How much more will that in the name of safety?

This is a very informative and useful video on standard army issue aluminium and steel mess tins. Anyone concerned about leeching of aluminium into food should avoid adding salt until the food is ready. It's long term boiling of salted water that causes leeching.

Love my Tilley hats.

Realy a very usefull video, and again great camera work❤

I’ve owned the Joker Ember with curly birch scales for a year and a half. It is quite a versatile knife for camping and bushcraft. The thickness and grind are great for larger tasks. Fine, detailed carving is possible but cumbersome. I have a smaller, thinner Kellam Puukko for fine carving. The two together are great companion knives.

I hope joker stays affordable.

Beaver knifes are not bad for the price. And I had them out there. And had no problems like you had.

What size of glove do you where? I have a big hands and have trouble with knife handles being comfortable.

Love my Tilley's and now your channel. I know Tilley's are tough but I would never have thought I could scrub them so hard😂

Fantastic video!!

Aluminium! Not Aluminum. No such element or metal.

Hi there! I'm a big fan of Morakniv. With my Mora 2000, I can handle everything I need for camping and in the forest. But I wanted a cooler knife. However, the Mora AHS WOOD collection costs $200 for the same steel as the Companion. That's ridiculous! Then I discovered the Joker Bushlord. I watched your video and trusted the knife. I ordered it online, and it arrived today. I'm very satisfied with it. Thanks for your video!

Great review. Everyone else I saw they had it for a bit and did a small review. At most I saw a one year fete review. I’ve bought mine in 2014-2015? and used it everyday and I’ll continue to use it until it breaks. Besides a small rip in the shoulder strap it looks almost brand new, even after the years and years of everyday commute, camping, scuba trips, hikes, climbing, dogs, cats, photo trips, this bag has seen it all. The only thing that I can fault it is not having a water bottle bag integrated. The water bag compartment makes a great documents holder. Love this bag and I’m amazed it still looks almost good as new.

Were wellco available 2 years ago? I heard the company closed. I live in Peru and got a Wellco pair but I think they may be a clone, though they are high quality and sold as American made (there is no china label anywhere) compared to the local made WellcoPeruana's and the claimed Chinese made. They look identical to yours and have the same pros and cons, but the draining eyelets are metal mesh instead of poked holes. Mine have a small label that reads "wellco" and a US flag, with the size and year of production stamped in white on the front inside. Do yours have this label? They costed 180 PEN which is about 45 USD. Nice video, cheers

The ember is too thick for it's size

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Great video. Thanks.

Great comparison, thanks for the time you put into this.

The chisel and file come in quite handy for whittling. It's much easier to make anything concave with the chisel and the file is great to smooth out the carving lines which is especially great if you carve any tool with a handle, like a wooden mallet. It's just much better to use with a handle that's filed smooth. Also, the saws are the two thinnest layers you can have on a 91mm Vic, so adding the file and chisel to a Huntsman doesn't really make it all that more bulky or heavy. You can also use the file to file your nails and clean under them with the tip which as you said is quite handy! The Ranger is just insanely tool dense and in my experience every tool on it comes handy when bushcrafting.