52 Prepper Projects: Book Review
The author, David Nash, has been a “prepper” his entire life, and has always tried to learn how to do things instead of searching out where to buy things.
This book is designed to start with simple projects and progress to more complex projects. The projects get better as the reader gains more skill and confidence.
Each project in this book can be completed with simple hand tools and many projects build upon tools and skills created in earlier projects.
The 52 Prepper Projects Book is full of projects like the ones in this site. Actually some of the projects are on this site. However, in the book they are better documented and arraigned in a manner that makes sense.
The Book Is Similar in Content to This Site
This book is a companion to the tngun website. I feel like the projects in the book are worth having on paper in the even the internet is ever throttled or shut down. At one time that idea seemed like a 1984 type conspiracy, but Google and other internet giants have been working to reduce this type of information on the web.
This is more likely to happen than most American’s think. Therefore, having paper copies of things you find important is becoming more vital every day.
