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Water options for a car in low temperatures. | Survivalist Forum
2024年12月11日 · It's stupidly expensive at $25; when I bought them I paid $11.49 back in 2020. There are other cheaper alternatives out there. There actually is an official survival guide, but you have to write it yourself - and edit it as the situation changes - and revise it as you learn from your mistakes - and start all over again when things change again.
Small Cabin Build - Survivalist Forum
2024年11月17日 · If you're using modern building materials, design your building size to maximize the use of the sheet goods. 8x12 is a good form factor, but you have to build actual roof trusses. 8x8 is the easiest to roof -- just put a post at each corner, front is 9' high and back is 7' high, 10' boards as rafters for a single pitch roof.
Considering Switching Brands for Cordless Tools.
2025年1月2日 · I've been using Ryobi exclusively for about 15 years; personally and professionally. All sorts of projects including entire cabins in the Alaska Bush and the Lower 48. And have experienced very few issues other than a burnt recip saw, a burnt circ saw, and a circ saw I dropped off a roof with an arbor now bent ever so slightly.
Survival Pizza? | Survivalist Forum
2025年1月4日 · Anyways, I found that while a lower heat (more like 425°) took much longer, I could actually use smoking chips effectively at those temps and better used the technique if offsettting my top vent (from the heat side) to pull smoke across the pie better.
Looking To Get Started With GMRS | Survivalist Forum
2024年10月30日 · Because whoever you are listening to has the power/antenna to make it clear on your end. If you transmitted back it's doubtful anybody would hear you 50 miles away. Reliable 2-way communications requires both stations to be equivalent in power and antenna. Repeaters are placed in very favorable locations so their signal will reach the widest ...
Can you make your own smokeless powder? | Survivalist Forum
2014年3月26日 · 8. Then once you know what you are doing make your intended mixtures for what ever purpose and do what you always do as you do it with black gunpowder. Form reload data and develop your first cartridge. Keep in mind that you also need to make primers and as always friction of highly flamable materials can create undesired effects.
LBE use with Back-packs - Survivalist Forum
2009年5月14日 · a.) Would the LBE chest straps interfere with the back-packs chest area straps. I'm concerned that they might sit right on top of each other and rub/chaffe. b. Would the buttpack interfere with the back-pack at the bottom. I was hoping the …
I designed my own DIY broadheads. | Survivalist Forum
2024年9月18日 · Anyways, heat em up cherry red, check with the magnet- put em back in the forge till they are 1 shade lighter and then quench (with cutting moition) in the oil. The Mason jar was the right size for the oil- I heated up an old butter knife to bring it up to temp (120°-140°) and it each heat and quench took about 1.5 minutes which equalled out ...