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Prepper's Survival Hacks 50 Diy Projects For Lifesaving Gear, Gadgets And Kits

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  • Author: Cobb, Jim.
    Contributor:

    Recorded Books, Inc.

    Summary:

    INGENIOUS TIPS, TRICKS AND TECHNIQUES FOR TURNING ORDINARY OBJECTS INTO SURVIVAL GEAR When a catastrophic event strikes, you'll need to rely on your skills and supplies to keep you alive. This book teaches you how to improvise solutions for the scarcities, deficiencies, and dangers that will arise in a worst-case scenario. Prepper's Survival Hacks offers a wide range of creative ideas for transforming cheap and widely available items into life-saving gear: Harvest water in a transpiration bag Catch food with a pocket fishing kit Cook using a handy hobo stove Craft quick fire starters in an egg carton Make a mini oil lamp using a mint tin Assemble a survival kit in a belt pouch

    Genre: Instructional and educational works
    Original Publisher: Berkeley, CA , Ulysses Press
    Language(s): English
    ISBN:

    9781612435190

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Recorded Books, Inc.

Abstract

INGENIOUS TIPS, TRICKS AND TECHNIQUES FOR TURNING ORDINARY OBJECTS INTO SURVIVAL GEAR When a catastrophic event strikes, you'll need to rely on your skills and supplies to keep you alive. This book teaches you how to improvise solutions for the scarcities, deficiencies, and dangers that will arise in a worst-case scenario. Prepper's Survival Hacks offers a wide range of creative ideas for transforming cheap and widely available items into life-saving gear: Harvest water in a transpiration bag Catch food with a pocket fishing kit Cook using a handy hobo stove Craft quick fire starters in an egg carton Make a mini oil lamp using a mint tin Assemble a survival kit in a belt pouch

Genre
Instructional and educational works
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Berkeley, CA

Ulysses Press

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