Thanks for your comment, There's a link in the Description to lifesavers site , they are expensive but when you compare it to buying 20,000 litres of bottles drinking water it's pennies per litre .

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Yes it is a very simple system to use and maintain , its difficult to cover everything in a short format including Pros and cons ,The big one for many is the upfront cost as yes it is an expensive system but when you break it down over the 20,000 litres of super safe clean filtered drinking water from a single filter cartridge it is far cheaper than you could buy in bottled water form . Potential usage is the consideration here if you were Overlanding or doing an expedition or living off grid it's a Fantastic solution to achieving safe drinking water from any source no matter how questionable. Lifesaver filters are used by the military all over the world and that's a testament to how good they are . Thanks for your comment have a happy New Year 👍

Thanks , Happy new year to you .

Yes I'd of taken a polished finish myself over it as the coating will definitely look tatty once it starts getting used but the Bushtool range of this model is only available with the Black traction coating but i can live with it ,I suppose once it's too worn I can always put a polished surface on it myself ,Thanks for your comment Happy new year to you .

The Bushcraft Store UK , Its one of their own line up . I can stand by the quality of the knives they make as I've used my TBS Boar I got off them for nearly 10 years and it's still in great condition.

Cheers and to you Paul ,Have a good one 👍

Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment , agreed whole heartedly 440c is not ideal but I think for the market and type of use its aimed for which will not necessarily be the type of person that will want to clean and oil a 1060 bladed axe after every use it serves its purpose , I believe is aimed as a bugout or very occasional use camp bag tool where size and weight may factor in . Don't worry I will push it in the field test and be brutally honest ,none of my vids are sponsored.

As an axe goes yes of course its not going to function as a primary chopping tool But take into account the UK knife laws and it becomes a different ball game . If you chuck it in a back pack to baton firewood it will serve that purpose no problem. A 7cm blade non locking folding knife has its limits . You would fair better explaining to a UK officer of the law as to why you are carrying this in a bag in the woods compared to a fix bladed 4 or 5 inch knife for sure,Which would always hands down be a better item to carry . It's fine for what it is , I believe which is a bugout bag tool or occasional camp tool where space and weight are a big factor , its definitely not a go to axe for chopping or processing and I don't believe it's marketed as that . It's hard in a short to cover potential uses and its downfalls but I appreciate you taking the time to watch and you comment ,cheers 👍

Great to hear ! Sure! foot bellows , hair dryer there are loads of ways you can feed the air in 👍 I will be making some traditional hand bellows soon so it's totally off grid usable so keep an eye out .

Is is the kind of thing I'd do for sure 🤣 I made the shield a long time ago for a project I was doing. I made the axe years ago and the helmet came from a museum in Denmark I visited getting on for 10 years ago as did the fire steel used in the video . I absolutely love Viking history and Norse mythology 😁

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Absolutely 👍 Being a sedimentary rock it's prolific, The area around me is chalk grassland so full of flint , lots of stone tools made of flint have been found near my house . I love the history too

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Great guess I can see exactly where you were coming from there 👍

100% ! The night mode on most most smart phone cameras is pretty insane these days and would probably wipe the floor with these !

Well you pretty much nailed it nice one 👍 The infrared tube technology in these units was first developed in 1939 unbelievably.

Cheers, so do I it's an addiction in my case lol

@@UKsurvivalandbushcrafttips I've got a canvas tent addiction 😆👍

@@JUSTJAMIE82 I've an original 1944 dated British Airbourne canvas tent in the collection I will dig it out for a future video so keep an eye out 👍

Glad you enjoyed it thankyou

Not far off so good guess !