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Welcome to the Slippery Slope of Cold Handle Pans. Enjoy the ride

Back in Sep, our local small brewer asked me to build him some beer cases We agreed to work for Beer My canoe partners/sons are getting the hardwood version of the case. The boxes are all made from Pallet Wood.

looks like we have 3 canoe hoarders

For repairs?????????

It's not about 'time of boil'. You're cooking breakfast, you put the KK on the grill somewhere, and you don't have to feed it, you have a fire going.

It may take longer on a fire but you also don't have to feed it.

I've used them on a campfire, and I've also used them on a Coleman Stove. Teach a kid to drop pine cones down the chimney of a KK and you'll never have to tend the stove again.

As a 'Starter,' I carry Birch Bark and collect fine confer bows. When starting hold the base on its side with the hole down and hold it until the flame catches. Make yourself an air hose out of silicone tubing with a cut-off cleaning brush handle in the fire end for bellowing the fire (Lower...

I took my Gomboy with us on an Allagash run this year. My son broke a 1/3 of it off. I've never broken a Friskar Saw

Just another option. I like a ridged blade, it's one less thing that can go wrong

I like these. They cut fast and are cheap enough to replace every few years https://www.homedepot.com/p/Fiskars-18-in-D-Handled-Pruning-Saw-393540-1011/203273602

Not my pic

Maine Forestry and Loggers Museum https://www.maineforestandloggingmuseum.org

As was mentioned above if you could use it for inflating mattresses, hook it up to a water filtration system, maybe. But I'm not spending $100 for a plastic paddle. I'll stick with my Gallon Jug with the bottom cut out of it, $0.

I can feel your pain Black_Fly, my first trip is coming up, and I've got a painful 5mm Kidney Stone to pass before I can go. Good luck with your recovery.

Not on the bottom. "Ultimate fate unknown, likely scrapped or otherwise disappeared."