This was also done in Fusion 360. The bulk of it is 1.5"x.120" square tube.
I have 1.25" square tube telescoping inside of the 1.5" but that probably won't be easy to do. Usually this tubing has a seam inside, so I'll have to remove that - I think the Fireball Tool youtube channel has a good...
I saw someone else doing this too! Maybe a slightly shorter stabilizer, but with an angled mount for the same effect. Seems handy.
I'm new to archery, so I've been experimenting quite a bit to get a feel for how it all works best for me.
I definitely noticed the ~12" stabilizer I built has a...
I haven't gotten there yet, but I planned on posting a full drawing set after verifying it fits with my Elite Kure.
It may be a while, so don't hold your breath!
In the mean time, I'm certainly interested to see what others have come up with as well.
Here's a quick render of my progress.
I have the older x-pac Peregrine & Lanner (these packs are awesome!!), so I'm set for now.
However, I think the new packs look great. That ultra seems like a nice material, and the layout updates make a lot of sense. The updated Goshawk 6300 is on my short list; I suspect I'll need to upsize...
I feel the pain as well. I should have started reloading in 2018/2019 when I first got the itch. That was mostly due to increased volume at the time. But now, I just want decent quality, consistent loads that I know work well for me since none of those factory loads have been seen for 18 months...
The FL Klamath hoody is quickly becoming one of my favorites this year. It kept me warm in surprisingly cold weather as an outer layer (normally I run cold), and was easy to layer over top of when the rain kicked in. I'm going to buy at least one more in a solid for casual use - probably just...
Such a cool article! Thanks for sharing.
I've been thinking about dipping my toes in and making some simple gear, especially since my wife is already geared up (she makes the occasional quilt and misc projects). I saved the down from my ducks this year with the intent of making a down...
I never had a desire to use trekking poles for any of the (mostly summer) backpacking I've done.
However, I am so glad I bought a pair before my hunt last year. My chances of injury would have skyrocketed without them on my pack out. Heavy pack, slick conditions, exhaustion - all can easily...
About a month back I tried on a pair of catalyst side by side with catalyst foundry pants (but did not keep either, for different reasons).
I much preferred the newer suspender style on the foundry. The clips on the original are a little bulky in comparison to the lower profile flat hooks on...
100% this.
I started out as a mountain biker/hiker/backpacker. Starting hunting a few years back, I'm definitely more engaged in what's going on around me; I'm more focused in a distracted world.
And honestly hunting and scouting makes hiking and backpacking more fun because it also serves...
Personally, I will never be without a truck. Having an 8' bed sure is a luxury as well, especially if you have to do house or yard work, haul gear and sleep in the back, etc.
Jeeps are definitely fun as a play toy! But I think they are often a lot of money for what you get if the goal is a daily...
Ran a quick experiment this morning.
Canister was running when cold, but definitely sputtering a little and running rough at first until ambient conditions started to warm the canister up. I'd suggest planning 2x the amount of fuel for winter vs summer.
My wife used to run a similar size jet...
You could run some tests. Freeze a canister (preferably one that is fairly depleted so the pressure is lower) overnight and then test it out. Most freezers are set to about 0F by default, and the canisters will cool when running. You could also weigh the canister before and after to measure fuel...
I just picked up a pair of Frog Toggs Skipper shoes as well. 14.7oz for the pair of size 10s. These have drain holes thru the sole, which is awesome, and they are reasonably comfortable. Downside is that these can accumulate some junk and they aren't as convenient on and off as other options...
I have an MSR Windburner (using MSR IsoPro fuel canisters) and an MSR Whisperlite International (using white gas).
I definitely prefer my Windburner with canister for pretty much every trip. MUCH faster and easier to use if just heating water. However, I got hit by much colder temps than I...