If you're short of funds, it's possible to start even smaller: down the road from The Kernel is Brew By Numbers, who began with a tiny kit in a Southwark basement, which allowed them to build a reputation before any serious investment.
A candy tin can be the perfect size for small emergencies, such as a sewing kit, tiny first aid kit or a mending kit for a sports or hobby activity.
Each fibroblast is a tiny repair kit, which works to keep skin healthy.
Participants are allowed to take only a knife, the clothes they arrive in and a tiny survival kit containing parachute cord, a fire sparker and a water bottle.
In the Second World War, Navy fighter pilots told a dumb story about the tiny survival kit, "Open Only in Extreme Emergency," it said.
He was sitting in his living room in Brooklyn, next to his son's tiny drum kit, talking about his new album, "Spirit Fiction".
Conigliaro makes his distillates upstairs, in a tiny lab kitted out with enough retorts, Rotovaps and vacuum controllers to impress Dr Jekyll.
31 Bridge Street, 01223 568989, cambridgewine.com The city's only brewpub (where you can watch brewer, Mark Burton, working away on his tiny brew kit), Cambridge Brew House serves six cask ales including three of its own beers.
Also, a tiny sewing kit, a couple of pills (two sleeping pills, two pain-killers, two Imodium; a couple of sticking plasters (band-aids in American); spare cufflinks; an almost exhausted roll of sticky tape, a blob of Blu-Tack, a few yellow Post-it notes, spare fountain-pen cartridges.
Add a little metalwork and a lot of paint (they had to go through hundreds of those little tiny model kit bottles), and baby, you got a Rhino goin'.
