Anyway, I got a very nice Baladeo Survival Card that followed me around for a few years: Small enough to forget that I have it with me and functional enough to actually be useful when needed.
So I was blissfully aware of being equipped for about 90% of all things that never happened...until I seen the "Adventur 2.0" which made me painfully aware of that I was under equipped for the other 10% that will probably never happen. But hey, who knows right?
It took me some weeks before I ordered one, when the Cider level in my system counter balanced the hefty price tag, while my "me-wanty" instinct Blackjack`ed my ration over the head.
A few days later the chunky piece of Ukrainian steel arrived in my mail box and I am in love ever since.
The "Adventur 2.0" has many advertised features, one of them is that the (heavy) survival card can function as axe head.
Something I was more than happy to try out.
(If you are interested in a similar project, check out my Stoneage Club
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The MRF Survival Card in attack mode |
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All new and still shiny... |
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First we need the axe shaft...some good whacks with a piece of wood drives... |
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..the blade into the shaft and splits it. |
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Good steel: No nicks! |
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I will try to keep it in place with a ZipTie first. |
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| Still no nicks. |
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No complaints from my side!
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