Maybe for my purposes but I do shorter trips and camp in the woods. All depends on what you need. Those little 4way water keys are handy too. They fit those pesky square ends on spigots that businesses often have.
The Corona saw will cut lumber but it can be harder to start the cut than a regular building saw because the teeth are more course. It works great on sticks and small logs though. You can pick them up at Lowes or Home Depot for around 20 bucks. They make several sizes too. Most untreated lumber is fine to burn. Like jimyf said, avoid treated stuff, especially the green colored stuff as it's full of arsenic. I've burned pallets and they worked fine. Lots of good oak boards in some pallets. I just make sure the boards are clean. No oil or grease or chemical stains.
Fiskars makes great hatchets and axes too. Super sharp. They'll chop or split wood really well. I've heard that you can make some really good lock picks out of hacksaw blades too with a little filing and patience.
Yep. I carry a leatherman and I love it. I think Fiskars makes the Gerber hatchets too. Did you build your cabin? I've wondered why more squatters don't build little cabins in the forest. Takes some work, but well worth it if you have a good spot to do it.
