Tool Bag and Bug Out Bag (BOB)
#11
I have two saws:
BCB Commando Wire Saw with nylon wrist straps. 7 or 8 bucks at the Surplus Store.
Gerber Exchange A Blade folding saw. Has one Wood blade and one Bone blade. About 20 bucks at Cabelas or Gander Mt.
#12
I had problems with the cotton/vaseline ***** being able to light damp wood or in rain conditions. The magnesium lighter was hot enough to ignite damp wood sitting in a puddle.
I have two saws:
BCB Commando Wire Saw with nylon wrist straps. 7 or 8 bucks at the Surplus Store.
Gerber Exchange A Blade folding saw. Has one Wood blade and one Bone blade. About 20 bucks at Cabelas or Gander Mt.
I have two saws:
BCB Commando Wire Saw with nylon wrist straps. 7 or 8 bucks at the Surplus Store.
Gerber Exchange A Blade folding saw. Has one Wood blade and one Bone blade. About 20 bucks at Cabelas or Gander Mt.
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Yeah, not too far from the house.
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#13
Very nicely done. Most people don't have a clue when it comes to a Bug Out Bag.
You are not alone. I carry almost the exact same items in my truck at all times.
I didn't see these items in your BOB.
Magnesium fire starter or wax dipped strike anywhere matches.
A small folding saw or coiled wire saw.
Water purification tablets or purification filter hand pump.
You are not alone. I carry almost the exact same items in my truck at all times.
I didn't see these items in your BOB.
Magnesium fire starter or wax dipped strike anywhere matches.
A small folding saw or coiled wire saw.
Water purification tablets or purification filter hand pump.
#14
Bill you're a knucklehead are you going on a road trip or preparing for the nuclear Holocaust? i have a few tools and a fuel filter but not an extra fuel pump or nothin crazy like i'm seein here Bill, it's awesome don't get me wrong but i think i'd like to know what kinda road trip are we talking about?
#15
ANY kind of road trip where you don't want to be sitting on the side of the road, waiting for a tow truck, Ty.
That is... If there is a Tow Truck AVAILABLE...
#16
You need electrical wire, baling wire, and diagonal cutters, and wire strippers.
Seriously, how can you have have a tool kit without diagonal cutters and wire strippers?
Seriously, how can you have have a tool kit without diagonal cutters and wire strippers?
#17
The needle nose I have will cut and strip wire... although not ideal, they will do in a pinch.
Honestly, I guess I overlooked that, every other vehicle kit I have has wire strippers and wire in them... glad you caught that for me.