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Thick as Thieves RP - Equipment : Various Equipment
Various other equipment, usually static and kept indoors. Some of the equipment listed on this page is of a portable and outdoors nature, though.
Crafting tools and equipment
Workbench
Vice
Woodcutting axe
Woodcutting saw
Mechanical circular saw
Electric circular saw
Carpenting axe
Adze
Spokeshave
Draw knife (woodworking)
Hacking knife (side knife)
Shave horse
Polelathe
Trestle
Anvil
Blacksmithing hammer
Blacksmithing pliers
Grinding wheel
Sewing kit
Treadle sewing machine
Electric sewing machine
Draw knife (tannery)
Laboratory equipment
Tweezers
Scalpels
Mortars and pestles
Test tubes
Beakers
Retort
Glass bell
Pipette
Biret
Calcinator
Alembic
Burner
Tinderbox (firestriker included)
Matches
Medical equipment
Stetoscope
Bandages
Gauze
Mortars and pestles
Herb dryer
TBA.
Camping equipment
Equipment and gear useful for outdoor adventures outside of Melza or other inhabited places. Intended for longer expeditions or treasure-scavenging trips, taking up at least several days or weeks.
Bedroll
Description TBA.
Sleeping bag
Description TBA.
Leather tent
Description TBA.
Canvas tent
Description TBA.
Folding tent
As the industrial revolution continues its slow but determined march throughout Aporue, it gradually brings innovations even to many mundane items and gadgets. Tents are no exception to this, as the folding tent - the dernier cri of camping - proves. On a purely material level, the folding tent doesn't seem all that novel or innovative, as it is usually made of the same reinforced canvas as normal canvas tents. However, the secret lies in the tent's construction: Instead of rope-based supports, it's propped up by a self-supporting frame of thin rods made (made of light metal) that fold into each other in a telescopic fashion. Once fully deployed, the rods overlap with each other to form a flexible but rigid enough frame that easily props up the tent proper. They are sown onto specific inner parts of the tent's canvas, leaving them protected from outside weather. All of this allows the tent to be built without the need for additional (and often heavy) support frames and rope lines. In addition, some of the latest folding tents even come with an extra outer cover that helps prevent the main canvas body of the tent from becoming too soaked during rainy and humid conditions. Unfortunately, as with many new, stylish and somewhat untested inventions, the folding tent is not very widespread yet and is still rather expensive. You can't buy it in every single tools and appliances shop in Aporue, but you might run into one while visiting some of the fancier establishments in the bigger and more prosperous cities of the continent.
Portable stove
Practical when you're sleeping outdoors for several nights and need something slightly more substantial than a simple campfire for warming yourself or for cooking. Portable stoves had been invented and first used in Aporue already a very long time ago. Some of the latest unearthed archaeological evidence points to such stoves long predating even the earliest days of The Old Empire. Modern day portable stoves vary wildly in terms of what material they're made from and what fuel source they utilise. The most traditional and most common ones are simple reinforced ceramic vessels with an open bottom, a small chimney-like protrusion or opening at the top, and a smaller opening at the side for regulating the flame. These types are usually powered by simple firewood or other dry materials (grass and leaves, citrus fruit peels, charcoal, etc.). Just like with the tents, the march of progress hasn't left portable stoves behind. Metal, paraffin-fired, regulator-equipped portable stoves are slowly becoming more popular, though for the time being, they are still fairly expensive. Some of the latest models have improved outer surface covers and coatings, in order to prevent causing accidental burns to the user. Portable stoves can be lit the same way normal campfires or torches are lit - with an already burning piece of wood, with a firestriker and tinderbox, or with a box of matches.
Teakettle and pot kettle with stand/tripod
Description TBA.
Spork
Description TBA.
Sporf
Description TBA.
Hip flask
Description TBA.
Water bottle
Description TBA.
Vacuum flask
Description TBA.
Drinking straw
Description TBA.
Cooking and dining equipment
Quern
Mincer
Coffee grinder (Coffee-mill)
Poppy grinder (Poppy hand mill)
Home canning device
Ceramic pot (flat-bottomed)
Ceramic pot (on legs)
Copper pot
Iron pot
Wooden bowl
Ceramic bowl
Iron bowl
Glass bowl
Glass serving bowl
Canning jar (with tin lid)
Canning jar (with screw-on metal lid)
Canning jar (with glass lid and rubber seal)
Wooden ladle
Iron ladle
Serving spoon
Stirring spoon
Bar spoon
Serving fork
Cold cuts fork
Carving fork
Bread knife
Steak knife
Cleaver
Butter spreader
Table knife
Dinner fork
Tablespoon (Soup spoon)
Egg spoon
Teaspoon
Mortar
Shaker
Drinking beaker
Mug
Tankard
Goblet
Shot glass
Tumbler glass
Wine glass
Rummer
Snifter
Musical instruments
Tabletop amusements
Chess
Draughts/Checkers
Tables
Mancala
Qirkat
Skat (Lokytian card game)
Whist (Aethelian card game)
Preferans
TBA.