Emergency Survival Repair Kit in an Altoids Can
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
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Handle for the saw: Split the end of a green branch, wedge it in, lash it tight.
You may want to consider a curved needle, a patch of 500-D cordura, 2 different size pack buckles, and safety pins (as previously mentioned below).
I would add a couple of cable ties and a couple of safety pins. Those are the two most used items out of my kit. Otherwise it is a very well thought out and executed kit.
Can't go wrong with those! Thanks Chris!!
Great video, just for shits and giggles, if you really hope to use your needles for suturing, include a much smaller one and curved if you can manage it, those needles you have there are large enough to make an adult pass out if you’re sewing them up lol. Saved your vid for future reference 👍🏻
I really enjoyed your repair kit it showed a lot of thought and a lot of good ideas I've seen before lots of them. Thanks for the effort and the time I'm glad I found your website for your borg.
Been watching survival prepping videos since 2014. You're really a good one.
Merritt! Thanks amigo, glad you enjoyed it and stoked to have you along on the journey!
Those are all important small items that shouldn't or couldn't be carried any other way. Take those pieces out and place them in a larger bag, and they're gone! Lost into the bottom somewhere until you find one of the needles one night jammed under your fingernail while you're looking for something else. I saw a guy do that once; I hurt watching that!
This can, and its layout, make alot of sense.👍
More valuable information that I will use. Thanks for such a great channel.
Very generous and kind - thank you!
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Excellent. Scissors and nail cutters are not as cool as chain saws or big knives, but they’re often much more useful. Small tips: if you file the spine of that little saw, it makes a GREAT striker for any ferrocerium (I just made it for mine). With some luck you can even close the super glue vial with some gorilla tape, to save the rest for later use. Keep up the good work! Greetings from Italy
Great tips!
Maybe you can add safety pins. It seems like a very good repair kit.
Definitely a great add on!
See a few Marine Corps items in there! 💪
As always!
I found some very small one shot super glue at Dollar Tree. About three to one of those you had. Four for a dollar.
Love me some Dollar Tree finds!
Stay Stoked!
Top, Im sure it’s just a subconscious thing for me, but I feel lost if I dont have my p38 on me at all times. Also, I have a 2”(folded) HESCO multi tool that I got working abroad that is awesome to have in a small emergency tin or bag. Great video as always
Kyle man I feel ya-My dad's P38 is on my key ring and in my pocket! Sounds like the mini HESCO tool is a good one!
great kit Brother :)
Thanks amigo!
Wicked Awesome repair kit ,maybe add a couple of ranger bands and /or heavy duty rubber bands! On the outside , its easy to fill that past capacity! 👈👈Cheers 🍻 🧭🏕
How thin the gauge on the wire?
I was stuck-up old gift card or any plastic type of card and glue sandpaper are there just in case for an extra back up to the one on the tin
Right on - great idea!
Curiosity strong ,Top. Maybe an eyebrow pencil,some nail polish,lipstick? Wait,what?
I just spit up my coffee!