True dat. Have you? :)

There is also https://www.motherearthnews.com/orde...FSgQ7AodrzgAMA

For mechanical stuff it would really help to be more of a youtube video type media. Like how to reseat a tire by spraying in some starter fluid and then lighting it. Poof! Made sure to look at that a bit before I tried it. LOL

I think that's it, thanks!:rock::rock::rock::rock::rock:

Meh, my neighbors are pretty handy they can cook, clean, butcher meats, can food. But they are unarmed whereas I am, so if it hits the fan they have two choices they'll be working for me or first against the wall when I come into power. LOL <j/k>

I agree. If a picture says a thousand words then a video especially for things like instructions and procedures says a million.

Unfortunately like the point I was making with Rockstar in any long term survival situation electricity is likely to be non existent or at least be heavily restricted. In that case hard copies rule.

Of course hard copies come with their own storage and maintenance requirements. Dead IPads are no more useless than stacks of rotted out mouse eaten books.

Be nice to have a laminated set of survival books packed away in a waterproof ballistic container as part of a cache.

I think we've already reached the point where we have to go back and read the section about how to make a decent shoe. :D

That actually works.:up: But, use extreme care when performing this operation and a long stick with the ignition source attached to the end.:huh:
You may find yourself in the realm of the ether bunny.

Really excellent find ! :up:

And not only that, tons of information on american locomotives and railroads !!! ???

Boiler making (no not the alcohol variety :03: )
http://www.survivorlibrary.com/?page_id=1758

Steam engines
http://www.survivorlibrary.com/?page_id=1391

Railroads OMG !!
http://www.survivorlibrary.com/?page_id=1377

Pre civil war and until 1880 US railroads are a hobby of mine. Wahh what a find !