Fuel drums come in different colours to clearly designate the type of fuel contained within, ensuring the safety of you and your equipment.

Water in a plastic drum can last indefinitely as long as it doesn’t come into contact with any substances that contaminate it. However, plastic can leech into the water over time, which can affect the quality. Checking and rotating out the water every six to twelve months is recommended to keep it fresh.

Knives with carbon steel blades such as our Opinel's are highly recommended for wood whittling. They have a sharp edge that requires minimal sharpening, making them ideal for working with hardwoods.

Yes, fuel will expire after a certain amount of time has passed. Petrol degrades after six months if it’s stored in a sealed container at 20 degrees or if it is exposed to a higher temperature that time may half. Diesel remains usable for six to 12 months, but will then begin to degrade.