Quick tip for Cutting up Potatoes for potato wedges: When you need to cut up a lot of potatoes, either for dehydrating, making home fries, mashed taters, stew, or whatever – simply peel, and run through an apple corer. It makes evenly sized strips, is easy, safe, and it keeps you from buying a […]
Year: 2013
PRN Episode #34 Pathway to Preparedness
Disaster Resilience is not about how much stuff you can buy, but rather how to balance skills, mindset, training, and then equipment and supplies to allow you to cope with disaster effectively. Today’s podcast is based upon the Pathway to Preparedness which is one of David’s more popular talks that he gives to preparedness groups. […]
How to Replace a Glock Magazine Catch With a Larger One
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6guo1c I am not a Glock Fanboy that thinks nothing beats a Glock. But the Glock has its place in the tool chest. I understand them and how to make them work better. One thing I do not like about Glocks are their magazine release button. This post show Glock magazine catch replacement with […]
How to Tie a Clove Hitch
There are a couple knots that everyone needs to know. The Clove Hitch is one such knot. A clove hitch is used to tie a rope to a cylindrical object (like a fence post or tree). However, it is unreliable when tied on a square post. What makes it useful is that if you feed […]
Rolo Marshmallow
This Rolo Marshmallow tip is a simple campfire trick that is sure to make you a hero with the kids. If you are roasting marshmallows on the fire, poke a hole in the center of it and insert a mini Rolo. (I am sure you could substitute plain chocolate or other mini candybar). Rolo Marshmallow’s are […]