/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>47247
Not to mention some freeze dried meals I can boil water and reconstitute.

>>47242
I know, but weight and space are of concern.

I try to go out prepared. Even if I dont have my stove, I take a few (1 or 2) cans of vienna sausages just in case.

>>47234
The issue is, that I backpack in the fall and winter here, as it's more tolerable outside. Id rather deal with cold and snow than heat and bugs. So, a solar oven has a harder time building heat.

>>47205
Awesome, OP.

Keep up the good work!
I actually backpack, and your pictures are good. While I usually take my small stove and fuel, I might consider a few extra ounces of weight just to try one of your stoves when I am out in the shit.

>>47187

OP, you pic is also a bit much.

One can cut down and fold together soda cans to make a cooker for an open flame much easier.

>>47180
The risk of fire is slim, bro.

By the way, OP, im still watching your thread.

Did you really make these things, or are you trolling?

>>47101
Agreed, and thats the problem with the Anon poster. I was knocking on Jiffy, he is knocking on culture.

Captcha: 60-6I. troloo

>>47080
Also, spoken like a true, down home, matzo ball eating Jew who has never enjoyed a nice pot of greens, or a good plate of gizzards and Red Hot.

>>47080
That's rather racist.

Jiffy sucks, once you have had the real thing, made in a cast iron skillet. Hands down.

>>47071
Jiffy is fake cornbread. The real shit is better.

Also, use cracklin, not cheese.

Never had any luck with it. Ive always done better building a fire and making some cooking ware or using something ready made.

>>38831
Not really bro. It's rather simple to do.

I just made this one, because it looks like a nazi armband and pisses people off.

Here is the sweet FEAR armband I made out of some red fabric and a patch.

It looks like a swastika from a distance, which makes it even better.

This is what the back of my jacket looks like. Ive added a few new things, and quite a few new studs since I took this.

Im 25 now, and I still patch and stud my shit.

Easiest way to make patches is to buy duck cloth from a cloth store, or find old canvas clothing items and cut them up, make stencils, then paint with acrylic paints or spray paint.

If you want to make a lot of patches quickly, you can screen print your own. Screen printing by hand is rather easy. The initial setup cost is high (screens and emulsion) but once you have a few assorted patch screens, you can crank out quite a few for cheap.

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NE Hamfag?

Ham is the ultimate DIY.

You go to Lowes and buy one.

Mason jar DIY you say?

You can use lump charcoal. Not brick or briquette type. Has to be lump.