Living to Learn - My in field repair kit.

A look at my repair kit as a complimentary video to my bedroll video
An idea of use for keeping my after dark essential items handy around the camp fire.
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[@DisabledPrepper]

Brilliant video.

[@Hudson4426]

Something you may add is a glue stick from a hot glue gun. I keep one in my kit and heat it with a lighter for things that require glue in the field

[@LivingtoLearn]

Hudson : Awesome tip. consider it done.

[@karloflaherty]

or even a small tube of superglue ,combined with thread you can use it to stitch cuts

[@Hudson4426]

Karl O'Flaherty ive found that super glue either hardens in the tube or leaks all over the container you have it in. A hot glue stick is solid until you need it and works well for tents

[@blackbootsurvival3197]

Nice kit.

[@karloflaherty]

very informative vid, fair play

[@smokingfacepeltoutdoors6636]

Chernobyl size mosquitos - you are killing me boss! that is hysterical

[@martinoutdoors6941]

Hi where did you get the shotgun cartridge sized containers from please..

[@LivingtoLearn]

Martin Outdoors69 there the "Mcnett" series of repair products. they do have a lot of options in those shell cases.

[@or6060]

how exactly do you clean the syringe of glue? seems like a good idea that's never been tested

[@LivingtoLearn]

The syringe is for flushing out my water filter 👌🏼

[@or6060]

@@LivingtoLearn you said in the video you use it for glue

[@dutchcourage7312]

Tnx for sharing, i do agree on the 'not seeing these enough' as i think this is a pretty essential part of one's total 'kit' (even though in most cases a lot of stays at home, most of the time). What i found somewhat weird is that there isn't a sowing kit in there (be it that you have a needle), to repair clothing and some buttons for shirts and pants, heck even a safety-pin can be a useful fix for a few days. Perhaps this video can give you some other ideas kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWXImX1shNqIjdE , i rather like his role so i'm going to copy it, though put the things in that i find useful. Maybe you seen it already, but if not, perhaps it gives you an idea you'll be thankful of on one of your trips.

[@MrJimmuck]

almost at the start in the front compartment (mesh) there are a number of safety pins!!

[@seandognevius4873]

too much rambling for me,,if your kit breaksdown in the first day then you have not checked it properly to begin with,otherwise just gorrila tape it!

[@LivingtoLearn]

thanks for the positive input and being a great representative of the positive outdoors community.