Uploaded on Feb 20, 2010 There are so many different methods for making fire in the field. I believe the more methods that we become familiar with, the more prepared we will be to provide ourselves with this essential survival need in the field. This method requires very little, only the lens itself and …
Thinking small is important when preparing for survival, and you want to make sure that you can maximize options while dealing with minimal space. Some of the best tools and utilities that you will ever need can be placed in your pocket or a small container. Here’s a list of some basic and essential items …
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 later one is more efficient. We make …
Published on Mar 14, 2015 You can make mini containers from tops off plastic bottles and they are durable and waterproof,my soda cap container I am using for storage items,survival container.
Uploaded on May 22, 2011 I created a Native American style tomahawk from basic materials. I go through it step by step, just to show you the entire process. I thought it turned out pretty unique. I have not put the stone blades through a great deal of field testing.
Published on May 31, 2012 How to make an “All-In-One” cook kit that includes a cook pot, stove, stand/windscreen, and even fuel! This cheap little combo is very easy to put together and is a safe alternative to DIY alcohol stoves. The kit features an 10cm Imusa mug that serves as a versatile …
These easy-to-make little gems are perfect for camping, bonfires, or simply starting a wood fire at home. They’re inexpensive to make, compact, easy to use, and easily portable.
Published on Jan 13, 2013 This episode is a shortened version of Episode IX, Israeli Bandage. Some of our earlier episodes, while containing a lot of valuable information, were a bit long for people to watch. We are shortening some of these to more watchable lengths. If you are interested in learning more about …
Uploaded on Oct 23, 2011 Here’s a short DIY video on how to make your own 550 paracord survival bracelet with a homemade jig that can be built for under 20 dollars.
Published on Nov 15, 2012 How to turn a chainsaw chain into a survival saw all you need is a old or new chainsaw chain, 2 keyring loops and 6 meters of paracord. or 2x3m peices. I cut 3/4 of the way threw the tree.
