Fishing Lure Cover Wrap. Australian made with Australian Canvas. Bream Bass Barra #banthesnag

Lure Wrap/Cover. 

Australian Made. Australian Canvas

Free Express/Priority delivery in Australia.

Designed to wrap around your lure whilst rigged to the rod. 

Prevents hooks snagging when transporting or storing rods. 

Great safety item when rods are around children, pets etc.

Heavy duty Australian made tent canvas used to produce these wraps. 

The canvas is waxed to make it waterproof and very tough. 

Velcro around perimeter of wrap to secure around lure and rod. Gap left at seam 

to prevent any scuffing of the rod.

Length: 160mm

Width:  100mm
Approx.

Can easily accommodate a lure up to 100mm in length. 

Larger wraps are available for Barra lures etc. 


Also available in AUSCAM

Note: Rod, lure etc are not included.


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New Product Canvas Camp Oven Bags. Get Organised and get out there!

Canvas Camp Oven  Bags

We have some new canvas bags designed to keep your cast iron/steel camp ovens protected and organised.

There are two sizes; Large and Medium.

Available now from our eBay Store.

We have designed them to be as simple as possible. This makes them durable and easy to use. 

No handles, as we find these get caught when storing way. 

Velcro opening on one side. Simple, reliable and easy to use.

Generous size, so there is no struggle to get the camp oven in and out 

Made from Australian canvas by us, in Newcastle NSW.

Available  from our eBay Store.

Free Express/Priority Post on all of our Canvas Products to Australia.

2 Qt collapsible canteen cover with new canteen. Updated design. Made in Australia with Australian Canvas.

 2qt Canteen and Canvas carrier.

Australian made with Australian canvas.

Updated Design

 2qt canteen with canvas carrier. The canteen is new old stock. Never used or issued. Genuine Australian Military issue.
Canvas carrier is made by us in Newcastle NSW.

Made from never used Australian made tent canvas.

The carrier has a 1.5 metre 38mm webbing strap included to allow comfortable carrying when bushwalking, hiking etc.

Velcro holds down the flap to secure the canteen.

These carriers similar to the military design, just a bit simpler.  They are made from high quality canvas/webbing etc and are made using traditional methods.

They have velcro to close the carrier. Nothing to break and simple to use. 
They have military style webbing across back to allow Alice style clips to be used when attaching to a belt, webbing etc.

Comes complete with a genuine Australian Army issue collapsible canteen. 

2 quart capacity (approx 1.9litres)

These are the high quality, milspec canteens, not cheap copies.

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Free postage to Australia.

Generally, if the item is free postage, pick up is not available.

New Project. Camper trailer set up. Track Trailer Desert Eagle. Part 2

New Project. Camper trailer set up. Track Trailer Desert Eagle.  

Part 2

Strip out of the storage area of the trailer.

The large storage area was taken up by slides and a shelf to hold two solar panels. As these take up too much space, they had to go

One down!

Room with a view!

 All gone. Access to the water tank is via the cover plate. Another job to inspect and clean the tank.

Easily fits an 1100mm x 450mm High space case.

2 x space cases

Final layout at this stage. 2 x space cases and room enough for table and chairs. 

Next problem is a spot for a fridge.

New Project. Camper trailer set up. Track Trailer Desert Eagle. Back to the future.

New Project.

1996 Track Trailer Desert Eagle.

After a few years of being on the dark side (caravan) I've decided to go back to a camper trailer to reach the more inaccessible places. Not that I don't appreciate the caravan, but after 2000 km's recently on corrugated dirt road, it didn't really like the dust and rocks. 

So I've picked up a 1996 Track Trailer Desert Eagle for a bargain.

It's in pretty good condition for its age and doesn't appear to have been abused. 

These are the predecessors to the Track Trailer T-Van.  Similar chassis  with the military grade MC2 independent suspension.

We intended to get it set up with all of our canvas products. As it doesn't have a kitchen, we will be using our Cutlery Rolls, Canvas kitchen bags etc to get it set up for comfortable camping anywhere we choose to venture.

I've got heaps to do, but I think we'll take it for a test run soon, just to see what needs doing.

Just check all of the bearings, brakes etc and then we're off.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. 

Canvas General Purpose Tool Roll. Product testing. Australian Made with Australian Canvas. Outback NSW

Canvas General Purpose Tool Roll

8 Pocket

Australian Made with Australian Canvas

NOTE:  

Tools etc shown are for illustration purposes only and are not included.

Made by Australians  in Newcastle, NSW.

This Standard GP roll is perfect for keeping your most used tools in one place.  

Made from heavy weight Australian Army tent  canvas. 

Not made from uniform material, but genuine Australian made heavy weight canvas.

 These rolls have eight pockets to accommodate tools with an overall  length of up to 250mm. 

There are eight pockets.  

 140mm High. 

8 x pockets  80mm wide.

Measurements are approximate


We used one on our trip out to Cameron Corner in Outback NSW.
It was very handy to have all your most used tools in one place. Even when we smashed the back window and the canopy area was filled with red bull dust, the tools were protected. 

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Bit dusty!

All clean!

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FREE POSTAGE TO AUSTRALIA

Generally, if the item is free postage, pick up is not available.

NOTE:  

Tools etc shown are for illustration purposes only and are not included.

Corner Country NSW. Why did we go?

Corner Country NSW

Why?

You know, I've traveled to a lot of outback Australia, and hope to see more.

I get asked quite frequently, why? 

I don't really know. I say things like, 'big skies' and 'red dirt', but I know I'm not really convincing my inquisitive friend. 

I end up saying, 'you just have to go and see for yourself'. I know they probably won't, so it's a bit of a redundant answer. 

We traveled to Cameron Corner. The meeting point of New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia. 

Seven days, around 3000 kms, of which almost 2000 kms were on gravel roads. To say they were 'roads' is being very generous. Mostly they were tracks covered in nasty rocks and big holes full of bulldust, the red talcum powder that gets into every part of you vehicle. 

But I digress.

Why did we go? 

 I think because we maybe didn't think we could make it. I know this sounds a bit lame, but even though we had modern, well equipped 4wds, on relatively well traveled tracks, sometimes we saw no other vehicles for hundreds of kilometres.  I think it's that feeling that this could go bad, quickly, sharpens your senses and your sense of adventure. 

I think it also cleanses your mind of modern clutter. Thousands of kilometres of red dirt, where all you have to do is miss the next big, ugly rock on the track, focuses the mind. 

Mindfulness. 

I think that is why we travel out to remote places. Mindfulness. 

It's not so much the destination, but the journey.