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@davidfriars I was on Tjm metal works and your web site and looking for the bag you put the tri pod in, can you give me info on that bag

I clicked on this TH-cam suggestion for the equipment you are using. I LIKE the TJ Metalworks and the Outhaus items.

You have a very nice set up ! Looking forward to enjoying your camping 👊🔥👍

I've really come to appreciate your videos David. Great material for faded boy scouts like me. Good photography and a refreshingly honest, "Warts and all" approach. Keep at it, recognition will come. Thanks, Paul

Dave, question. On the TJM website the 2 firepits advertised are round. Where do I find the square one shown here? Paul

I watch how easy it is to push poles into the ground. Where I live is rocks and roots!

What a fantastic kit….that table is great!! 🎯Thank you for sharing your time. I really enjoyed it. Your pack is beautiful as well…new subscriber after watching💥💥I’m headed over to check out a Bergen!!

Well great video love watching them but only thing is my bank balance is down a bit finally baught the cook set up you have here just waiting on it to arrive this week

Where did you get that metal wind deflector? Cheers from Western Australia 🇦🇺👌🏽

I don’t see the point of this jerben bag if you are going walking or / and camping . Why would you need it ? A bog standard poncho would do the job with your usual layering beneath.

Nice film Dave…hopefully say hello on the Saturday 👍

I use his stuff all the time, definitely the best stuff out there, the BBQ 50 is amazing

Hi I went for the insulated large version as I wanted to use it for many other tasks not just as a survival cover, so yes it was more money but for me the best option and I went for the large version as I am 6 foot 3 so I got the coverage.

love this video really enjoyed the scenery and how you explain almost everything

Great share that. Like the hammock too, what make and size is it please?

Great video! What Jerven would you recommend? Most videos are about the original, I suspect because it is the cheapest, but it does not cover your body fully. However, I suspect this size is better for regular use, while original is for survival as it is smaller and lighter. Thanks

Excellent content as always

Nice vid mate. Hope to catch up at the show 👍

nice video mate, the woodlands looking lush 🕊🕊

Oooh david we could be neighbours at the show 😀 😄 well ya wont have to travel far for a friendly beer 🔥🍺👍

Great video dude 🔥 looking forward to having a chat with you at the bushcraft show 👍

Nice video

I wish you had shown how to do a high tarp set up…I’m 5’3” and would like to be able to have a set up that my husband could fit under- yes he usually does the set up cause he’s taller and can reach - but I would like to be able to do it myself (without having to carry a stepladder)

I enjoy a lot your videos, and really like the fear you use. I would like to watch a review of the swag Palmerston 1500. Could it be possible? Thanks!

Your quite the outdoors cook Dave, that bread looked bloody nice 👌🏻 playing catch-up, looks like YT algorithm has unsubbed me from a few channels, i wondered why I havnt seen you for a while

That big tarp makes all the difference Dave, possibly your best camp setup to date, all in one space and big enough for several visitors, spot on bud 👌🏻 what is the make and model of that pocket folder mate, i like that, it looks like a decent alternative to a larger knife.

I heard a lot of good reports on the Jerven bag, good result there Dave.

It’s irony of needing your glasses to find your glasses, been there. I have a spare pair to find the first pair

I ñiked seeing those setups. I got the same Jerven in mountain camo. I was warm with a Helion Tek Swagman Roll (60gsm primaloft) as a quilt inside the jerven just below freezing. Got a bit too warm. Condensation less of a problem with air volume inside.

You sir have talent. I tried something similar a few months ago and it came out looking like Frankenstein's monster.

TJM only seem to make round fire pits currently, quite liked the rectangular shaped ones.

Liked the ground set-up 👌🏼 Great way to use that bag 👏🏼👍🏼

I lost my glasses on a long walk through the country side and two different Forrest's, I was lucky I re-traced my steps from the end of my walk and spotted them on a rock about two miles in, a bit scuffed but I got that sorted out.👍🏻

Looks great Dave 👍

I loved hearing the Merlin engine mate.. Nice little set up Sir... I hope to see you in the woods tomorrow mate...

Nice one mate 🕊🕊

Day well spent!

not necessary to store everything in seperate pouches when you ask me!

Interesting bedroll system, I’ve a Thornhill Ultra Heavy sack similar. Not something you would want to carry on a hike/camp.

What size firebowl plate did you use on the Atago that you said fits perfectly. I know you said small but there are now three sizes. Is it the FS38 or FS48? Thanks

Well that's few quid out me pockets

H David. Thanks for great video. Do you have any thoughts on adding a hip belt/waist belt to the Stubben? If so, how would you go about it?

You forgot the Kitchen Sink!

Great setup! I’m interested on the swag and the sleeping bag. Can you sit inside de swag? Think I’m on ease of wearing. What are your impressions of the sleeping bag? I saw it on Amazon also but I’m not so confident of buying a sleeping bag without touch it before. Thanks

Para que necesitas una mochila de los marines americanos ,si tienes un todo terreno a un metro, demasiado campamento de salón

Happy Easter ,really enjoyed your video and i love the music debs xx

Nice video Dave 🕊🕊

Hi David what do you recommend a sack for the jet boil stash with an extra fuel canister

Great video dude 🔥

Superb stuff, always take away an idea to try myself. Thank you