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    Water powered hammer for camping use

    This is a pretty handy way to use a nearby water stream to crack your own "nuts" while camping in the bush.
    Usually, we have to join the army commando unit to learn this kinda bush skills.
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    Riiiiiight! All that effort into making something, to do something, that can be done by hand and much quicker. Unless I have missed the point of it all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mudski View Post
    Riiiiiight! All that effort into making something, to do something, that can be done by hand and much quicker. Unless I have missed the point of it all.
    Yeah i did kind of wonder its purpose when he first set it up. given he worked out how to carve a bowl out of a softer rock you'd think he would have just gone to a Mortar and Pistel arrangement..... Kool Vid though!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD View Post
    Yeah i did kind of wonder its purpose when he first set it up. given he worked out how to carve a bowl out of a softer rock you'd think he would have just gone to a Mortar and Pistel arrangement..... Kool Vid though!

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    There are other applications of that setup. if you happen to be living in the bush closer to a creek, you can do something useful out of the flowing water.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mudski View Post
    Riiiiiight! All that effort into making something, to do something, that can be done by hand and much quicker. Unless I have missed the point of it all.
    I was actually joking when I worded it as a nutcracker.

    The real use of the setup is as a hammer and many other useful bush applications.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dom14 View Post
    I was actually joking when I worded it as a nutcracker.

    The real use of the setup is as a hammer and many other useful bush applications.
    I'm trying to think of one useful bush application that thing has got over a rock sitting on the ground that could do the same job, but faster. Ahh unless the user has two broken arms and can't break his brazil nuts?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mudski View Post
    I'm trying to think of one useful bush application that thing has got over a rock sitting on the ground that could do the same job, but faster. Ahh unless the user has two broken arms and can't break his brazil nuts?
    Nutcracker idea was me trying to be a comedian and thought folks might crack up.

    It's been used for water collection, redirection, etc since Babylonian times(it's likely they invented that).

    Hammer is a new idea for me. Sure, hammer is not likely to come up as a camping application, but the other two above can be and
    then the sky is the limit.
    Think like Macgyver.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dom14 View Post
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    Think like Macgyver.
    Like with some chewing gum and a paper clip?

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    I have often been sitting by a camp fire with a bag of Brazil Nuts and no hammer and wondering how can I open them, if only I had seen this before.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TPC View Post
    I have often been sitting by a camp fire with a bag of Brazil Nuts and no hammer and wondering how can I open them, if only I had seen this before.
    There may be a hint of sarcasm creeping in! Keep up the good work!
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