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Here is a link to many types of stoves - http://wings.interfree.it/html/main.html Cheers Mike

Hi Oz, Have a read of this post I just put up on another site - http://www.kfdu.com.au/forum/viewtopic. ... 4152#14152 That will tell you how I do my cooking. When I wake inthe morning I just pack and go. Part way thru the morning (7ish) I start eating a 125gm block of chocolate, then...

Oz, You will have a better chance of finding it in the US, that's why I had to import it :lol: In 2004 I walked the Bibbulmun Track in West Australia. It goes from Albany to Perth (or vice versa :lol: ). I took 26days (average 40km/day) All up my gear weighed in at 17kg including 3kg water...

G'day Oz, I just did an edit while you were posting :lol: :lol: 0.016 inch 6Al4V Titanium Sheet Cheers Mike

I built a modified version of the original nomad using titanium sheet from Thruhiker - Though I can't view it even when it is listed as - 0.016 inch 6Al4V Titanium Sheet here - http://www.thru-hiker.com/store.html Because I like my food :lol: and where I was hiking was a large 'no fire'...

Depends on which state you live in - West Australia allows only one line for fresh water fishing - that saves me from a lot of grief with double hookups :lol: Cheers Mike

Great news there Mick Cheers Mike

That 1st foto is with it set to use, just needs the anchor to be lowered. The ropes are locked in the cleats etc Cheers Mike

G'day Flamike, I have a fair amount of curve on the hull, so the centre padeye keeps the line in place. The anchor line runns out thru the carabiner and the tension on this keeps it away from the hull. Hope that helps Cheers Manjimike

Here is something similar - http://my.opera.com/Manjimike/albums/show.dml?id=239452 Cheers Mike

Happy birthday Hairy. I don't think they recognise the song :roll: Cheers Mike

Good point Tx r r :oops:

Hi Jem, Hairy, I probably wouldn't use it either, but there is a lot of other info across the site- some of it thinking outside the square Cheers Mike

Have any of youall seen this - http://www.roguepaddler.com/ultim12.htm Cheers Mike

Most table saws will only adjust to 45*. Assuming the scarf was to be 10*, the table would need to be set to 80*. If a jig to carry the timber at 35* to the table was made up to run in the mitre slot and the saw was set to 45*, we have 35* + 45* = 80*. The downside is the jig would need to be...

'Nuther way - http://www.tryak.com.au/ Held tight with ratchet straps Cheers Mike

The smallest stove I use (as a backup to my canister stove) is the Nimblewill Nomad tha I constructed from titanium sheet from 'Thruhiker' http://wings.interfree.it/html/nomad.html I have cooked bread (damper) on it in 25min with my 'Bakepacker', just using twigs and leaves within reach of my...