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Excellent bushcrafting "junk drawer" and I use quotation marks because it is ABSOLUTELY not junk! I know it's tailored to you specifically but Andrew, that's one of THE BEST bushcraft setups I seen! Keep up the amazing work brother!!!!

Didn't know before that you can start a fire with a knife and a stone. That's insane. 👍

Pre soaked hemp rope in paraffin makes an excellent fire starter and can still be used as cordage. Cool video, you’re one of my regular watches 👍

Especially as our eyes age the magnifying lens could be quite useful for splinters and reading small print.  I recently looked at an old Ranger handbook and man some of that print is small.

Jute twine is now my go to for most cordage needs short of a ridgeline. It can be left as it is biodegradable.

That's why I carry a carbon knife blade

Nice kit. I think where I live the candles would melt into a blob. I particularly like the tin set up with the hole can be closed when the lid is closed.

Ddidy bag reminds me of something you would see in a movie that contains a treasure. If you are surviving then what might seem nonsensical in everyday life might be worth gold!

Can definitely use it for "overflow" items.  Shouldn't break the bank either.  Not exactlly an heirloom item/kit but it'll do.

No good "junk" was wasted in the making of this video! Excellent kit, assembled from what was likely taking up shelf or drawer space.

Nice to see a little more firearm content. RSFC fam since the beginning. HOOAH 🇺🇲⚔️

Interesting.
In recent years, after decades of using Molle, organizers, protective cases, and individual pouches, I have shed kilos of weight and unnecessary bulk and gone to a field bag (or possibles bag) to carry essentials.  Gear/objects of similar size go into a durable, water resistant haversack (shoulder strap for ease of portability).  The only separate organization within is a pouch for smalls, and a small padded case for delicate breakable items.

Nice kit I learn a lot from your loadouts. Very influential.

My kit has changed so much since I first saw your channel. Cheers major.👍🇺🇸

Great stuff. Everyone who spends time outdoors needs a bag similar to. I call mine a possibles pouch. I also include an elastic band set and pouch for a slingshot.

I call my possibles bag/EDC/be prepared pouch “my junk drawer pouch”.

I will forever call a spoon a food shovel from now on! Thanks for the awesome vid.

👍 great kit!  Covers a lot of critical bases👍. Thanks for all your videos.

3:14...... looks like i bowl i used back in the gainesville green days back in the early 80s,lol.  guerrilla farming back in the day