Posts by GensokyoGardner@shin.mugicha.club
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I am up way too early. Have this youmu.
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Found a patch of ridiculously tall Dandelions.
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Knife season is starting up again. Spring releases are starting to trickle out.This recent joker release doesn't look that bad. It's pricier than I would care for, as that's basically the price of a Trail Master. These are made in Spain instead of Taiwan, though. So that's probably reflected in price. from what I understand bohler N695 is similar to VG 10 when correctly heat treated. So that's not horrible if it's done right. My problem with joker has always been with the awful unaesthetic billboard type branding.
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Check out my wife.
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Uoh cat wife
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Wizardry added a new character race, fairies. This is right on the tail of burning my gems for abenius skin 2. How cruel. Also, check out my wife
(DIR) Post #B68LXs2CpHkKeIej1k by GensokyoGardner@shin.mugicha.club
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>buck 120>magnacut, curly maple. Brass hardwareJesus that's an expensive grail knife. I need it.
(DIR) Post #B68Lv23xhuOgPaWP8C by GensokyoGardner@shin.mugicha.club
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Thighs on number two got me buggin' out. Thank you.
(DIR) Post #B6KSQq94U0MUL2ysbI by GensokyoGardner@shin.mugicha.club
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>buck 119>black G10 and rubber>hollow grind replaced with a flat grind>clip point contoured to more of a drop point>CPM CRU-WEAR steel>cerakote finishWhy the fuck can't buck do this regularly for the rest of the 100 series.
(DIR) Post #B6KaCjXZ2hLPQtDoFE by GensokyoGardner@shin.mugicha.club
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>pathfinder school came out with a nesting cup made for Grayl geopress filter bottles>Lid is also a strainerOh fuck that's hot. That's a single person mess kit. Immediate water security with the filter with the option to cook without sucking up extra space.
(DIR) Post #B6KaCjvJcOLKcYKmGW by GensokyoGardner@shin.mugicha.club
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I am nothing if not predictable in what [products] i soyjack over. I exist for blades, blankets and bottles.
(DIR) Post #B6Mfn3y9SDYJIsiiBc by GensokyoGardner@shin.mugicha.club
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Yeah, having a cook cup is a common things for canteens. But You have to boil in the cup, then transfer to the canteen when the water cools if you want locally sourced water ti be clean, or use purifier tabs that makes the water taste like a piss filled swimming pool. How grayls work is that you filter out everything and have potable water in under 10 seconds. You Don't need purifier tabs, or a fire that will kill bacteria but leave dirt and particulates. Standard gayls come with a plastic press cup. So you can't cook with it. And the titanium ones are like 200 bucks. So what you get here is the immediate access to clean water while you're moving. And the ability to boil some oats, tea, Mac and cheese or whatever kind of food you brought when you're in camp later without having to carry a seperate non-nesting cup or pot youtube.com/shorts/b-PrFKdwOck
(DIR) Post #B6UmtKjmHF4RzSc5oW by GensokyoGardner@shin.mugicha.club
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Romance of men released a really good looking cup hilt rapier. It's on the list now. ✅️
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I love being a rapist
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I was shitting at the foricae and no one knew you
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Nice. My cucumbers just started flowering
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Stealing vapes from missing 411 zoomers
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The boker extension is on my list because it's a modern take on the folding bowies of the 1800s, which I always thought were cool. Provided it has a decent edge profile, it's capable of being a good camp knife. Folding into a smaller Mora size for small work or a medium sized hunting knife for others. However, I am not a fan of knife batoning. It's of course nice to know a knife can handle it, and I do it a few times to test every new knife I get (if I get it to use in an outdoors setting, that is)I'll let you in on a pro secret though. batoning is pointless 9 times out of ten. You're already creating the baton, take an extra 20 seconds to make a splitting wedge. It works better and doesn't risk the knife. (On a long enough timeline, Eben the strongest knives will fail eventually)
(DIR) Post #B6nRgiLFHH85lKGkPQ by GensokyoGardner@shin.mugicha.club
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When it comes to the Axe question, I'll just say I haven't used an axe (for camping) in years, despite owning a dozen of them. I am thoroughly in the Ron Hood school of bushcraft. Which is the use of large knives. My Trio is a small pocket knife or neck knife (depending on mood) a larger belt knife and a folding saw. The size of knife and saw I bring depends on if I'm ultralight larping or how cold it is. There are different degrees and needs when it comes to wood processing. 50 years ago, you would use an axe, or if you were making a long term camp, you would bring a large buck saw. However, in the 70s, the Japanese patented stupidly good folding saws and everyone noticed. the axe has been dethroned from "required everywhere" to "preference" in anything but the coldest winters for decades. An axe under two pounds (the majority of hatchets and tomahawks) do not outperform a 1 pound knife when it comes to small chores. And once you start going up into the larger axes, you're stepping into different jobs entirely from just camping that aren't being compared here. Such as genuine logging. In most places at most times of the year, you will only be needing to make small cooking and lighting fires. A large axe is beyond overkill. And using a saw on thicker limbs or just picking up dead wood and processing them quickly with a knife is simply efficient. This is a pretty good video of how there isn't a functional difference between hatchet amd large knife. It simply boils down to preference in if you like one or the other more. Tactical wizard hat to stress my importance and wisdom.youtu.be/QhKmjzVcSvE
(DIR) Post #B6nhTwjC4qIHsmP8fw by GensokyoGardner@shin.mugicha.club
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Historically, saw blades were some of the most expensive tools a family or crew could own because a good springy saw blade was hard to make. But somewhere a couple hundred years ago, someone figured out you could take a thin width saw blade and tension it onto a takedown H frame. That was the camping and pioneer saw for the longest time. But you can still see how having an axe back then was still simpler than putting a saw together every time you camped. And why the folding saws exploded in popularity.