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I recently bought a new toy for the workshop, a 3d printer.  First, as required, I printed the sample cute animal statute, which the wife immediately confiscated.   Since I am not one to just print  other people's designs, the next thing I  did was design a headlamp hanger and printed it.    It worked well , but it lacked pizzazz, so after futzing and noodling and fiddling around with it some, and then a bit more futzing , I settle on this.  It is suppose to be a Rattlesnake.. I hope you can see it. Here it is being useful as a headlamp hanger, which is sort of...

Camouflage webbing is now available  for the Camping Kitchen Box. It might not be a HUGH leap forward but some folks have been looking for it.    And if Camouflage is not you thing, We still offer  Fire Red, Safety orange, Royal Blue  Kelly Green, and Tacticool Black (which looks like normal black, but is tactically cooler)     

I am excited to present my / our next product, a tent stake bag. I understand  there are already bags for tent stakes, but hopefully our take is unique and useful. It has been sized to handle your typical stake hammer as well as a generous amount of stakes. The material (600D Polyester Twill) has a design that identifies the contents of the bag, and should stand up well to its intended purpose.  Instead of the typical drawstring bag, ours is a zipper making it easy to get to the contents and secure them. Check it out here. 

I am always  thinking about camping problems and potential solutions that I can make in the basement. These solutions have to be useful, and still unique (as in there is not already a thousand examples on Esty). One of the problems I have been noodling over is how to store and carry cooking spices in a convenient way. After much thought and experimentation  I have come up with... nothing. At least nothing I can make and sell.  But during this process I did notice something  that you might find useful.   Certain tackle boxes are the perfect size to hold standard spice jars. Pictured above...