Uploaded on Feb 10, 2012 A Zeer Pot is an ancient device used to cool things. It was invented by the Egyptians about 2500 years before Christ was born. It works on the principle of evaporative cooling. It’s still in use today in North Africa and I’m going to tell you about it and …
Published on Jul 22, 2015 Sensible Prepper Presents: The Leather Belt: 25 Survival Uses. Using everyday items for multiple uses in a Survival or Emergency situation allow for being well prepared. Bull Leather is my favorite and Daltech Force belts are the best.
Published on Jun 12, 2013 I am going to install the hand water pump well at the tent finally. This video shows in simple terms exactly every part needed to install your own hand pump well. Installation practices may be different throughout the world and the material your parts are made of may vary …
Published on Jul 1, 2015 Sensible Prepper Presents: 25 SHTF/ Survival Uses for WD-40. Taking household items and improvising it’s uses to fit many needs.
Published on Aug 9, 2013 I show how I cook a steak on a stone over a fire. Things to consider are: Making sure the stone is very hot in order to properly sear the steak. Cut and thickness of steak also affects cooking times. Fatty cuts are more forgiving than a leaner and …
Published on Feb 10, 2015 In this video we demonstrate how to make char cloth in a real world scenario. We show how to use your kit in a multi-functional capacity as well as discuss the “next fire” applications. I hope this helps better prepare you for a survival situation. Please Like, Share, and …
When in the wild it can sometimes be beneficial to catch your game alive. This simple cage will do just that when paired with a dead fall triggering mechanism. This cage requires a surprisingly small amount of cordage to build. Start by tying two sticks together with two strands of about 2 …
Published on Aug 16, 2013 I wanted a rocket stove that did not cost $120 nor have a metal liner that would rust out quickly from the intense heat. I got this idea from MBPartnership on you tube, check them out. I also wanted to make three of these that will eventually …
Uploaded on Jun 4, 2010 Using an alternator, mountain bike and an inverter, we build a bicycle generator, and make 110 volt electricity, run a human-powered 220 Watt food processor, and more! Ahhh…the power! To see it charge cell phones and power a TV, check out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0x5j8…
Published on Oct 13, 2012 This is the second water wheel I made…..The first had buckets cut in half for scoops…This one has 25 gal barrels cut in half for scoops…It may move slower but will allow you to gear it up to what you need because of the force being caused by …
