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Wire saws wire saws can be hard on the hands You can fix this by sticking objects through the rings to use as handles. Thumb diameter sticks work well as does my closed swiss army knife. |
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advantages of gasification What are the advantages of gassification? For this application, probably none. If you have time to search these threads, there's a post by a guy who showed that the holes at the tops of these... |
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Re: Re: 4.8 oz. micro woodgas stove "It does not seem as though you have much wood capacity I don't follow. Can't you just add wood as the charge burns? |
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photo's and grips. Jonathan, 1. When you are typing your entry, there is an "Insert Image at Cursor" button up and to the right. Click on it and a window will open. Click the "Browse" button... |
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pictures It looks big but extremely light. Do you have pictures of the fabrication? Source for the fiber? |
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starting gravity filter I've used a Sawyer 0.1 micron filter for two years. I don't think there's any need for a valve. I just give the dirty side bag a gentle squeeze to get the water flowing and it's f... |
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Garcia states volume Garcia didn't publish volume on their web site so I emailed them. They wrote back that their canister was approximately 600 cubic inches. Here is a chart updated with that information. |
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Re: Source for Ti I bought 0.004 in. titanium sheet from titaniumgoat.com Click HERE to go there. The metal is so thin it can be cut with a scissors. As I said in my first post, the assembled stove pictured is ... |
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dry wood in the rain Claudia, It's every where. I use a 4 oz. titanium stove I made myself (photos). Fuel is sticks about the diameter of a pencil. The wood is only superficially wet. If it's raining, I st... |
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Price kills It was tough to swallow, but I managed to rationalize the big Bearikade price. It's not like an ultralight pack or a tent that will wear out faster than a cheaper but more durable and heavier ... |
All Reader Reviews by Keith Selbo
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Osprey Exos 58 I bought this pack for the loads imposed by longer hikes which exceed the comfort capacity of my GG Mariposa. The decision to buy was a long time coming because the 58 weighs a pound and two ounces mo... |
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Hennessy CAT CAPE PONCHO RAINFLY Product: CAT CAPE PONCHO RAINFLY Manufacturer: Hennessy Hammocks Weight: 9 oz. Price: $89 This Rain fly replaces the stock fly on a number of Hennessy models including the Hyperlight Backpack... |
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Hennessy Hammock Asym I reviewed the hyperlight backpacker elsewhere, but I wanted to comment on the review above that said it's necessary to tighten the ropes after lying in the hammock. This hasn't been my exp... |
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SteriPen Adventurer Price: $90 Weight: 3.6 oz Capacity: 50 l. per set of CR12... |
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Bearikade Expedition First, I'll round out the product info of the first review with the dimensions: 9" dia. by 14". Pricey is an understatement. I surveyed bear canisters (see below) and this canister is ... |
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Western Mountaineering Flight Jacket The first reviewer in this thread summed up just about everything pretty well. I'd have opted to pay the fraction of an ounce weight penalty for a higher collar to avoid the inconvenience of usin... |
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Hennessy Hammocks lightweight hammock shelters For starters, they have some fantastic promotions. I got a Scout model free with my Hyperlight Backpacker. I gave it my daughter and she loves it. When I bought a Hyperlight for my wife, another ... |
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Backcountrygear.com When the wrong Western Mountaineering jacket model arrived (They sent me a Flash when I'd ordered a Flight) they overnighted me the Flight jacket and a return label for the Flash. I like a compan... |
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Remington RMHL2AAA-B Serious Competition For the EOS Manufacturer's Specifications ... |
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Glad SimplyCooking Microwave Steamer Bags I use these bags for baking all the time. Usually muffins for breakfast. Put the mix in the bag, roll it up and secure it with a rubber band so mix doesn't leak out the vents. When it's time... |
