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Discussion in 'General Survival and Preparedness' started by GrayGhost, Jan 15, 2016.


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  1. UncleMorgan

    UncleMorgan I like peeling bananas and (occasionally) people.

    I think the AR480 Mk. II classifies as a Main Battle Cross Bow and I would purely hate to be the sentry on the receiving end of one.

    Sweet Tech from Shoottech.

    That Joerg, he'a hoot!

    @Grey Ghost: Right side of right? Heee! Well, I'm probably more on the strange side of weird--but while I admit to being a cannibal I must say that even as a born-again vegetarian, when I promote someone to rutabaga I usually plant them instead of eating them.
     
    UncleMorgan, Jan 17, 2016
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  2. GrayGhost

    GrayGhost Monkey+++

    Holy crap that is funny...never quite looked at it like that!
     
    GrayGhost, Jan 17, 2016
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  1. chelloveck
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    Best Bushcraft Tool Kit For You

    Dave Canterbury presents a suggested bush crafting tool kit that will satisfy a variety of bushcrafting needs. [MEDIA]
    Thread by: chelloveck, Jan 13, 2024, 0 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  2. SB21
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    Anyone repair their own tools ??

    I use a lot of power tools ,, when they start breaking down ,, unless they're just completely wore out ,, I will try fixing them before throwing...
    Thread by: SB21, Dec 14, 2022, 29 replies, in forum: General Discussion
  3. Motomom34
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    Best tool brands?

    What are the best tool brands? I want tools that will last. I am sick of my Philips-head screw drivers being worthless after a few uses. We have...
    Thread by: Motomom34, Jan 2, 2019, 54 replies, in forum: General Discussion
  4. Asia-Off-Grid
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    Farm Blacksmithing 1921

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    Posted By: Asia-Off-Grid, Sep 4, 2018 in category: Blacksmithing
  5. Asia-Off-Grid
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    Build Your Own Portable Forge 1998

    A 3 page article, from May/June 1998 Backwoods Home Magazine, on building a portable forge for blacksmithing. [img]
    Posted By: Asia-Off-Grid, Sep 4, 2018 in category: Blacksmithing
  6. hot diggity
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    Grave diggers (shovels)

    This is something that nobody wants to think about, but when nobody is coming to take your dead away, you will have to do it yourself. [ATTACH]...
    Thread by: hot diggity, Jul 21, 2018, 28 replies, in forum: Functional Gear & Equipment
  7. Asia-Off-Grid
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    Resource Tools And Hardware For The Backwoods Home

    Asia-Off-Grid submitted a new resource: Tools And Hardware For The Backwoods Home - An Article Discussing Forging Tools For Your Homestead An...
    Thread by: Asia-Off-Grid, Jul 18, 2018, 0 replies, in forum: Bushcraft
  8. Asia-Off-Grid
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    Tools And Hardware For The Backwoods Home 2018-07-18

    An article from the March/April 2002 edition of Backwoods Home Magazine. It discusses the forging of tools that are handy around the homestead....
    Posted By: Asia-Off-Grid, Jul 18, 2018 in category: Blacksmithing
  9. Asia-Off-Grid
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    12" Log Lifter 1986

    A one page plan for the assembly of a 12" log lifter. Drawn by the Agricultural Engineering Department of the University of Tennessee Institute...
    Posted By: Asia-Off-Grid, Jul 18, 2018 in category: Blacksmithing
  10. duane
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    Nearly forever tools and prepping

    I was thinking of the tools that have impressed me during my life on approaching 80 and that stand out in my mind for being used by the...
    Thread by: duane, Nov 26, 2017, 32 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  11. oil pan 4
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    Winch

    Here is my multi vehicle portable Warren winch. I actually started collecting pieces for it when I was living in Virginia. Aircraft rated cable, a...
    Thread by: oil pan 4, Nov 13, 2017, 19 replies, in forum: Functional Gear & Equipment
  12. chelloveck
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    Nailed it? Screw that.....Drilled it!

    Nailed it? Screw that.....Drilled it! [MEDIA] [MEDIA] [MEDIA] [MEDIA] [MEDIA]
    Thread by: chelloveck, Jul 2, 2017, 6 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  13. chelloveck
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    William. H. Thayer Universal Tool patent.

    This fascinating piece of 19th century inventiveness may be an interesting metal casting project. The meat tenderiser function would also work as...
    Thread by: chelloveck, Apr 15, 2017, 0 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  14. Thunder5Ranch
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    Love rough cut lumber

    When I am making shopping list I break them down into three categories. Must Have, Could Really use it, and It would be nice to have. I had...
    Thread by: Thunder5Ranch, Nov 7, 2016, 13 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  15. Ura-Ki
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    Boarding Ax

    I have not seen any listed here, so I thought I would share a handy tool I discovered! Ships Boarding Ax's these were usually a standard ax used...
    Thread by: Ura-Ki, Aug 2, 2016, 7 replies, in forum: Blades
  16. Legion489
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    7 Tools Every Adventurer Should Own

    Yes it does have a "buy now" with every item, still well worth a look. The 7 Tools Every Adventurer Should Own [IMG] [IMG] READ MORE
    Thread by: Legion489, Jun 10, 2016, 31 replies, in forum: Functional Gear & Equipment
  17. arleigh
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    I have a reputation for altering things to fit my needs,new or not.

    I bought one of these Swiss army multi tools before Christmas and was given one that same Christmas . The flash lights are useless but the space...
    Thread by: arleigh, May 29, 2016, 6 replies, in forum: Bushcraft
  18. Motomom34
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    Kindling Cracker

    [IMG] Introducing the Kindling Cracker. I have never see this. It looks quite handy and I think it may be as good as the advertisement says it...
    Thread by: Motomom34, May 6, 2016, 29 replies, in forum: Functional Gear & Equipment
  19. Ganado
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    What is Your Favorite HOE?

    I love a good scuffle hoe for smaller beds. I can work it push or pull for aerating the soil and for removing weeds at the root. [IMG] Amazon.com...
    Thread by: Ganado, Apr 11, 2016, 55 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  20. azrancher
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    Trommel

    [ATTACH] I built this about 30 years ago, just recently re-screened it with 1/2" X 1" welded wire, it did have 1/4" hardware cloth, I will slip...
    Thread by: azrancher, Mar 5, 2016, 9 replies, in forum: The Green Patch
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