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#247666 - 06/29/12 01:43 AM Re: Shirt Pocket PSK [Re: Burncycle]
Snake_Doctor
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Thanks for the info burncycle.

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#247668 - 06/29/12 01:51 AM Re: Shirt Pocket PSK [Re: barbarian]
Snake_Doctor
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Hey barbarian, The twine is very thin and very strong. I estimate about 16 feet of the stuff, and it's two strand so it can be split for twice as much. I meant it for shelter building, repairs, fishing etc. The floss could also serve several functions, as well as the fishing line. Living in the desert fishing is not a frequent possibility. But with my luck I'd end up by a lake or river if I had left it and tackle out. Thanks.

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#247669 - 06/29/12 01:54 AM Re: Shirt Pocket PSK [Re: barbakane]
Snake_Doctor
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hi barbakane, Scalples are great, I included one for medical but it could be used if the primary and backup cutting tools were damaged or lost. Plus the knife was one of several I had experimented with and was just laying around so I threw it in. Thanks.

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#247671 - 06/29/12 02:03 AM Re: Shirt Pocket PSK [Re: Mark_F]
Snake_Doctor
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Hey mark. Thanks for the compliment and tips. There is a sheet of foil in there, it's under the water bag. Don't know how I omiited that from the list. Good catch there. No room for LED unfortunately, as you have noted the space restrictions. I was led to believe that chlor floc is stronger and had some in the way so I included two tablets to handle worse water, and the potable aqua, which I am more comfortable with, for less suspect water.
I'm already at work on an improved version in an identical tin. Thanks again.

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#247672 - 06/29/12 02:05 AM Re: Shirt Pocket PSK [Re: MDinana]
Snake_Doctor
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Hey Dinana, havent seen you in a while. In size it's defeinently thinner, i would say a bit longer and perhaps a tiny bit wider.

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#248137 - 07/07/12 09:02 PM Re: Shirt Pocket PSK [Re: ]
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It's good to have something in every pocket.

To me that looks a bit heavier and bulkier than I'd be comfortable with in a shirt pocket. I use mine for a bandanna. I find 21x21" silk ones are thin and light enough. In an office environment it's considered a handkerchief rather than survival gear.
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