Published on Jan 1, 2014 Sensible Prepper Presents: DIY Survival Fire Starter. An easy way to prepare Cotton Balls and Vaseline to make an excellent fire tender option. This combo has been around a long time but this the easiest way I’ve seen to put the two together.
Published on Nov 28, 2012 This will be a multi part series on my work to efficiently burn sawdust briquettes using a blend of oil and or volitile liquids. Please comment at will … Thank you
Published on Jan 22, 2013 Alan shows how to start a fire with just one stick. In this case, he used fatwood, but the technique is applicable to other woods.
Published on Mar 25, 2014 Sensible Prepper Presents: Survival Tip: SHTF Light options. DIY Emergency Lateran and make-shift Flashlight.
Road kill presents a wonderful and easy opportunity to cash in on a meal. However, there are some inherent risks associated with partaking of this option. Not every kind of animal is suitable for consumption, and it’s also important to assess whether a particular find is safe to clean, prepare and enjoy. Here are a …
Uploaded on Mar 24, 2011 PARTS LIST BELOW. Got this idea from u-tuber Approtechie. He has a lot of good ideas. Use schedule 40 white PVC pipe. I don’t have back up power here so this is my way of accessing my most convenient source of clean water if the power should go out …
The Amazing War-Hammer DIY DIY war hammer – tool for the Zombie apocalypse, or survival… easy to make from common materials available at your local home improvement or hardware store.
Published on Aug 6, 2013 An update on the solar water pump. It’s definitely more portable and making use again of our Harbor Freight Solar kit.
Published on Aug 23, 2012 A short tutorial on how to build a Dakota Fire Pit. DISCLAIMER!!! Dakota Fire Holes can be dangerous! Make sure you do everything you can to put out the fire! What you won’t see on this video was me pouring water on the fire to put it out before I …
Published on Jun 1, 2014 A solar cooker is a device which is used to cook food directly under sun light without using Gas, LPG or electricity. It’s a clean process of outdoor cooking. There are two types of cooker, box type and parabolic type. The …
