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  1. Philmandoo

    Hammock UQ Protector

    Hi Folks Been meaning to make one of these for ages and finally sorted it - a water resistant underquilt cover for my hammock. Pretty simple to make, I pegged the material on at each end and then folded both sides of the material over my hammock and marked it. A quick hem on the sewing machine...
  2. Keith

    Making A Tomahawk Helve/handle

    • Keith
    • Thread
    • diy handles hatchets helves making tomahawks trade axe
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Survival
  3. Keith

    Making A Leather Drawstring Pouch.

    I must point out here that I make most of my leather items from second hand leather, purchased from an op-shop. In the nearest city we have st Vincent De Paul, and the Salvation army op-shops. The pouch I make in this video was made from a leather mini skirt! We are talking only a couple of...
    • Keith
    • Thread
    • craftwork diy drawstring bags equipment making
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Survival
  4. Keith

    Making A Leather Drawstring Pouch.

    I must point out here that I make most of my leather items from second hand leather, purchased from an op-shop. In the nearest city we have st Vincent De Paul, and the Salvation army op-shops. The pouch I make in this video was made from a leather mini skirt! We are talking only a couple of...
    • Keith
    • Thread
    • bags crafting diy drawstring equipment making pouch
    • Replies: 7
    • Forum: Make It Yourself
  5. Keith

    Making A Bark Knife Sheath.

    I used stringybark for this project, you won't have many of these in the UK as they are not a native, so I suggest that if you want to try & make one of these that you experiment with the species of trees you have growing locally. The finished knife sheath covered in leather & beaded.
    • Keith
    • Thread
    • bark knife sheath construction craftwork diy knives post shtf primitive skills tutorials videos
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Survival
  6. Keith

    Making Wads And Patching For A Smoothbore Muzzle Loader

    • Keith
    • Thread
    • diy firearms guns making wads muzzle-loading skills
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Survival
  7. Keith

    Making Sulphur Matches/spunks.

    Please take care when performing this task. Sulphur fumes are quite strong smelling & if you put too much sulphur on the match/splint then it can drip fire. Do this somewhere safe where you can't set the house on fire. This task is easy to perform, you just need to take care. Keith.
    • Keith
    • Thread
    • diy lighting making fire primitive skills spunks sulphur matches video
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Survival
  8. Keith

    Skinning & Butchering Game.

    • Keith
    • Thread
    • butchering diy food game hunting meat skinning trapping videos
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Survival
  9. Keith

    The Bodger.

    • Keith
    • Thread
    • bodger diy making primitive video woodland skills
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: Off Topic Chat
  10. Matt Mac

    Tarp mod

    Hi guys Ive got an old 3x2 tarpaulin. Looking for some good mod ideas to make the most of it. Cheers
  11. Keith

    Making Cordage.

    You can make cordage from any flexible fibre, whether it be flora or fauna, though some materials are stronger than others. Keith.
    • Keith
    • Thread
    • construction cordage diy fauna flora making rope string
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Survival
  12. Keith

    Making Cordage.

    • Keith
    • Thread
    • construction cordage diy making rope string tying
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Survival
  13. Keith

    Ships Biscuit.

    • Keith
    • Thread
    • 18th century diy food hardtack ships biscuit survival trail foods video
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Homesteading
  14. Matt Mac

    Quick and simple axe sheathe

    Picture says a thousand words. Took about 30 min. Put a piece of wood at the end that's all she wrote. Cheers guys.
  15. Matt Mac

    DIY stove idea's

    Il show you mine if you show me yours. I made 2 buddy burner's first a normal one second my own design. Works a treat. Built in wind break and pot stand. Lastly a ranger stove. Next a knock down rocket stove. Cheers. I look forward to your photos.
    • Matt Mac
    • Thread
    • buddy burner diy do it yourself handmade homemade ranger stove wood stove
    • Replies: 30
    • Forum: Camping Equipment
  16. Keith

    Making A Clasp Knife From Scratch. Hand Tools,no Forge.

    • Keith
    • Thread
    • blades construction diy equipment hand tools knives making tools
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Survival
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