With this DIY survival project, you can make fire starting a breeze. It’s a DIY survival gear idea that is both simple, and nearly foolproof.Bottom line: All you need is a jar of petroleum jelly, some cotton balls, and a ziplock baggie; that’s it.Just put the petroleum jelly inside the baggie, add some cotton balls, gently rub the balls around so they get a coating of the petroleum on them.Make sure not to over saturate them, or they’ll get difficult to light. Just coat them with a dab and you’re done!Roll the baggie up, zip the top, and put it in your bug out bag, backpack, glove box, or anywhere where you can find them quickly when the need arises.Exclusive Bonus Content - Skilled Survival's 104 Item Bug Out Bag Checklist - the only bug out checklist worth using.

To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.Surethis one seems too easy when compared to the more elaborate DIY fire starting setups. However, complicated is rarely a virtue when it comes to survival.Instead, simple yet effective is what you want, and this one works in all sorts of conditions: cold, hot, wet, dry. It doesn’t get much simpler than that. So give it a try. 2 – DIY Water FilterThere are tons of ready-made water filters available for purchase, and you should own one.But if you don’t have one yet, can’t afford one, or lost yours, you still need safe drinking water. So it’s a good investment to learn how to make one using only a few basic readily-available materials.I researched many elaborate DIY survival water filter setups.

Most were pretty decent, and it was tough to decide on just one. So I settled on this simple design because I was certain I could make it myself in the wilderness. Again, you may be thinking this DIY survival gear setup is overly simplistic but in my opinion, that’s the point.

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Complex gear can break, fail, and leave you helpless.Simple gear just works and saves lives. 3 – DIY Rocket StoveThere are setups that it’s impossible for me to describe even a portion of them. To prove this point, a YouTube search will reveal 144,000 videos on the topic.So here’s the good news, I’m going to save you the trouble and hours sifting through all these videos.

Helping you avoid the unnecessary rubbish and showing you just the hidden gems.Trust me when I say that the rocket stove setups I watched run from the ridiculous to the sublime.In its fundamental design, a rocket stove has a combustion chamber, an air intake, and a chimney ( or flue) to vent the exhaust.They can be made from many different types of containers. Empty cans, 55-gallon drums, cinder blocks all have been used to create a rocket stove.I once found an old, rusty oil drum and modified into a stove. I found it in an old log grain storage building on my ranch.Even though it looked like it was a hundred years old, it still was perfect for this DIY survival gear project. Since having a stove is an essential survival tool for cooking and heating, you would be smart to make your own too.There were so many how-to videos to choose from, but I finally settled on this one. The basic concepts are all the same so feel free to get creative after you watch. I really like the way this guy explains everything and kept it simple.

It’s not as light and portable as I prefer, but it’s still a solid design. 4 – Cordage From A 2 Liter Soda BottleI don’t know about you, but in my life having paracord, rope, baling twine, and an assortment of old lead ropes is a necessity. I live on a small ranch, and I use the aforementioned types of cordage for.Tying water hoses to fence rails, impromptu horse bridles, tying loose tractor hydraulic hoses, the list is long and varied. In any DIY survival gear scenario having some type of cordage is essential, and a “no-brainer”. For A Limited Time Only -Get a FREE FireHawk Tactical Flashlight For Visiting Skilled Survival! Just pay s&h. To Learn More.You’ll need it, but if you don’t have any, you can make your own.I’ve seen and read hundreds of videos and articles that show how to make cordage from natural plant fibers, straw, hay, grasses, etc.

They are all okay, and some are pretty darn good assuming you can find the right natural materials.But one unnatural material that you can typically find just about anywhere is plastic bottles. So when I discovered making cordage from a plastic 2 Liter Soda Bottle, I was thrilled.Littering is terrible ( don’t do it!), and I don’t like it, but I’ll take advantage of it and use it for my survival. If you’re like me, you probably have more of these empty bottles lying around than you care to admit.That’s why I think this guy’s idea is great.

So I did a quick little test using my pocket knife, and the plastic cordage is both flexible and strong.Try it out, it’s useful and just as important, it’s easy.As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We're Giving Away Our Ultimate Survival Gear Checklist. To Get Your FREE Copy Of It. 5 – DIY Survival SlingshotOk, this one is more of a modification than a build from scratch but it’s badass. Entwined synonyms. If you ever had a slingshot as a kid, this project will resonate with you.

You can carve your own handle, or just modify an existing one.This example claims to be capable of bringing down “big game” animals. It shoots arrows and is designed on a “wrist rocket” platform.The mods are easy and inexpensive, and the video is well made. No matter how many firearms you may or may not have, the slingshot is an easy to make and.Besides the video I linked to, there are a lot of other good slingshot ideas on YouTube. Whether you, or perhaps self-defense, a slingshot is an inexpensive, simple, foolproof weapon. 6 – DIY Cigar Tube Fishing KitEasy to make, use, and small this is one DIY survival gear that everyone should have in their survival stash.If you smoke cigars that come in tubes, you already have the main part of the tool. If you don’t smoke cigars, you could still just buy one, give the cigar away and keep the tube.If you still don’t like that, you can substitute a piece of wooden dowel about 6 inches long.Now just take some fishing line of your choice, wrap a couple of hundred feet at most, around the tube and tape it.

Use the inside of the tube for hooks, sinkers, flies, whatever. If you use the dowel, wrap up your accessories in a separate little bag.There are lots of possibilities here and many variations on the same underlying theme.For instance, I have an old Cohiba tube, from a Havana that I used for this project. It adds a cool factor to my little DIY survival kit. Even though I don’t smoke cigars anymore it still smells faintly of Cuban tobacco.Unfortunately, I was unable to find any videos that used a cigar tube, but I did find one that shows how to make a “Hobo Fishing Kit”, and it’s the same idea.Just using a protein drink cylindrical bottle instead of a cigar tube. 7 – DIY Survival KnifeKnifemaking is an art and an ancient one at that.But even if you lack that particular skill set, you can still make yourself a basic version that will cut and stab. You can make it with just a hacksaw or a Sawzall blade.You’ll also need some paracord to wrap the handle.

And of course, you’ll need either a metal file or a grinder.By grinding, filing and beveling the edge, you will end up with a simple blade. Not the tough one ever, but one that can still be useful in a survival scenario.I watched a lot of videos that were pretty advanced in the knife making skills department but I decided to share one that is more “homespun”. It doesn’t have a lot of bells and whistles, but it’s easy to make, especially if you have a grinder.Also, this method is easy on the wallet. 8 – DIY Bow and ArrowEven though my archery experience is limited to shooting at hay bales, missing them completely, and punching holes in the wall of our barn,.

Not only that but.As with all my selections in this article, I searched my faithful YouTube lists until I found a few I thought worthy of presenting to you, my readers. Well, it was sort of a difficult choice between hand-hewn, sustainably harvested, tree limbs and store-bought PVC pipes and fiberglass rods.Though the Grizzly Adams approach appeals to my inner frontiersman, I’m a city slicker at heart, so it’s the plastic and fiberglass project for now.The guy in the video I’m linking to is good on camera, knows what he’s talking about, and if you follow his directions, you’ll have yourself a pretty awesome DIY survival bow and arrow kit. 9 – DIY Survival Spear/ Walking StickEasy to build, with readily available materials, the spear has a long history. With this simple but effective weapon, Paleolithic hunters harvested mastodons and fought off saber-tooth cats.Roman legions used them against their enemies too. They were modified into the pike too, which is a spear with an extra-long shaft.Anyway, before I get carried away with historical rants, I’ve found some very good videos that will show you how to make a spear with a removable point.The shaft is a broom handle essentially. The blade is a Cold Steel knife, which has a hollow, tapered handle that allows it to be mounted on a shaft.Of course, you can also go primitive and cut your own shaft, mount a DIY survival knife, like the one I described earlier in this article.The video I’ve selected uses the Cold Steel blade, and I think it’s the best one.

I think you’ll agree. 10 – DIY Solar Battery/ USB Chargeris a useful gadget to have. I doubt I need to explain why you should have one of these, so I won’t insult your intelligence.The most difficult skill you need to pull this off is to use a soldering gun. You’ll also need to locate all the parts. However, you may be able to scavenge them from stuff you may already have in your garage.I watched a bunch of videos on this subject to see how hard it would be for a guy like myself to build.I built a Heathkit radio when I was a kid and swapped out the pickups on my first electric guitar when Jimi Hendrix was still alive.So for what it’s worth, it means that this is a pretty straightforward project for most preppers and DIY’ers.As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We're Giving Away Our Ultimate Survival Gear Checklist. To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

11 – DIY Ranger BandsI have a lot of old bicycle tubes.I used to look at them all piled into an old cardboard box, gathering dust and bird poop, and being the kind of guy who never, ever throws anything away, I’d tell myself there must be a use for these things.I never actually found one until I learned about Ranger Bands. A Ranger Band is a cross-section piece of an inner tube. Usually from a bicycle.Assuming the rubber isn’t rotted, and still has some stretch, you’ll have the raw material to make Ranger Bands.Ranger bands are a badass DIY survival gear project anyone can do in minutes. DIY Survival Gear – Wrap Up RemarksI know there are more DIY survival projects out there.

I’ve only scratched the surface here, but I hope you found these DIY survival gear 11 projects simple, useful, interesting, and enjoyable.They were the best ones I found after sifting through hundreds of potential videos to share.However, that doesn’t mean I was able to watch them all and I’m sure I missed some great ones. So if you know of any I missed that you think should have made the list, please share it with the SkilledSurvival audience in the comments below.As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We're Giving Away Our Ultimate Survival Gear Checklist. To Get Your FREE Copy Of It. Jonathan HandsP.s. Do you know where the closest nuclear bunker is from your home?There are a lot of. And is near your home.above to find out where you need to take shelter.

I really enjoyed your posts. It’s all never ending learning but fun and exciting to learn. To bad this wasn’t all taught in schools ( dream on ).Here’s something we found to make.

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It’s only around 200.00 to make and it has a lot more power you would think. Also I have tried putting foil or something shiny reflective under it and it did boost the output a little. We use this every day and are thinking about making another one.

Someone could just. The main thing is to learn to take care of oursielves 100% even down to something simple like learning to take care of our trash.