A low cost addition to your fire-making kit

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Ferricks
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Re: A low cost addition to your fire-making kit

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I am seriously impressed! What a fab idea - I'm trying that out this weekend. Many thanks!
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Briggs
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Re: A low cost addition to your fire-making kit

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How did you get on with the twig shavings? I hope you found they work well :-)
I recently experienced Plymouth City centre so that's why I prep.
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nickdutch
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I got myself a few pencil sharpeners recently too.
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lee3
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Re: A low cost addition to your fire-making kit

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Genius! :idea: There's an old metal one at work that's too blunt after years of use hidden under the recent rubbish plastic purchases!! ....think its coming home with me tomorrow for a few rubs on a wet stone and ferreting away in the tinder tin!
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OctopusPrime
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Re: A low cost addition to your fire-making kit

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thats a really great idea! I can see that being a life saver in many situations.

some carpenters sharpeners can be mounted into a drill too which would mean you could make a lot of shavings with ease and fast
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