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Camp terms starting with A
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Iron Table
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twine
Thread made from hemp fibers. Normally, multiple threads of hemp are woven into a single hemp cord, but the cheap ones are only made from hemp fibers that are made into threads and have low strength.
It can be used as a tinder by unwinding and turning it into hemp.
Camp terms starting with I
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Itoba
It refers to the construction of the blade used in Japanese cutlery, and it is a blade that is thinner than a small blade.
Some people call it a microbevel, but I think it's translated into English with the definition of a small blade.
Camp terms starting with U
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Wind Screen
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Wood Rack
Camp terms starting with KA
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Kajka
Fjällräven hiking backpack. Large capacity and high performance.
The nuanced meaning of "to drift aimlessly" in Japanese.
Camp terms starting with KI
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Cabin
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Carry
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campout
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Camp Gear
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Gear
Camp terms starting with KU
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Greenland Wax
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Grommet
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Glove
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Black Steel Plate
Camp terms starting with KO
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Container Box
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Composting Toilet
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Koba
A small blade attached to the tip of the cutting edge.
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Hardwood
A tree with flattened leaves. When looking at the whole tree, there are many trees that have a thick, wide trunk branched and rounded. Generally speaking, broadleaf trees are highly dense and poorly ignitable, but they last well and are often recommended for bonfires. If you buy it at a campsite, it is often more expensive than conifers.
Camp terms starting with SI
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Sharp point
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch that sharpens the tip of a wooden stick for sticking into the ground. -
seasoning
Forming an oil film on iron pots and pans.
It is common to boil vegetable scraps in olive oil. -
water purifier
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birch
A type of tree famous for its bark that becomes crater. There is a lot of smoke because there is a lot of oil.
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conifer
A tree with sharp, needle-like leaves. When looking at the whole tree, there are many trees that grow thin and straight upwards and look like a triangle. Coniferous trees generally contain tree sap, so they have good ignitability, but they do not last long, and they produce a lot of smoke and tar, making them suitable for kindling. If you buy it at a campsite, it is often cheaper than hardwood.
Camp terms starting with SU
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Stacking
A method of stacking items for compact storage. Feels like a matryoshka doll. It is mainly used for tableware such as mugs and cookers.
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staff bag
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stool
Camp terms starting with SE
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Secondary Bevel
A second-stage slant (blade) attached to the tip of the cutting edge.
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Self Inflating
Camp terms starting with SO
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Solar Panel
Camp terms starting with TA
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Forging
Camp terms starting with TI
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Hollow Fiber Membrane
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Casting
A processing method in which metal is melted into a liquid and poured into a mold.
Even complex shapes can be molded easily, and can be produced in large quantities at a low cost. As a result, the strength is lower than forging.
Camp terms starting with TU
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2WAY
Camp terms starting with HA
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Hammock
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Half Tongue
There is no metal connected to the blade to the end of the handle.
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Bio Toilet
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Pouch
Camp terms starting with HU
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V Notch
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch that cuts a wooden stick into a V for hooking a string. -
First Aid Kit
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Folding Chair
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Full Tang
The construction of a knife made of one piece of metal from the blade to the end of the handle.Increased durability, but weaker to rust.
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Blunt End
A method of cutting wood used in bushcraft and tri-sticks.
A notch that flattens the head of a wooden stick to make it easier to strike. -
Primary Bevel
The belly part of the knife blade.
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windshield
Camp terms starting with HO
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Holster
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Poison Remover
Camp terms starting with MA
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Micro Bevel
It is also called thread blade or small blade.
A small blade attached to the tip of the blade.
When the slope (blade) is on the second stage, it is also called a secondary bevel. -
Multi Tool
Camp terms starting with RO
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Lodge
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Low Impact
Do not affect the natural environment. In camps, it is often used mainly for bonfire-related grounds, but in lectures it includes things like not startling wildlife.
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Low Chair
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