How to make Thermite Grenades for Vehicle and Equipment Disabling - usCrow. After reading How to disable MRAP Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected Light Armored Vehicles, written by CMF Contributor Runik.
I noticed the absence of TGs (thermite grenades) on the use of MRAPs. This caught my attention, and needed an explanation. According to CMF Contributor Runik, Thermite Grenades were not included because they are not entirely effective against MRAP LAVs. Effective thermite use on an MRAP relies on breaches in MRAP FK6 armor, which are few to say the least. Basically…EFPs are still your best bet on an MRAP. Thermite is used on vehicles and equipment not equipped with FK armor. Now before we go into thermite details and development, lets address your PERSEC (personal security). Thermite Use Thermite is a legal pyrotechnic grade composition of metal powder fuel and oxide. Thermite is commonly used in the Middle East by United States Armed Forces. Typically, ALS thermite grenades have a relatively small incendiary damage radius.
Rocket Jr. Creating a Basic Soap Recipe - Soap Making Recipe Basics - How to Make Homemade Natural Soap. So you want to make some homemade soap?
Just like consulting a cookbook, starting out by using a recipe from a book or website is great. It's good to learn the craft of soap making by using a tested recipe at first. But think of those recipes as just a starting point - because there's nothing quite like creating your own recipe from scratch. Whether it's because you only have certain oils on hand, or you're looking to create the perfect bar of soap, creating your own recipe allows you to control each and every ingredient. Though you can make soap using only one oil, the best soap recipes have a balance of oils. Each oil will contribute a different quality to the final bar of soap. A basic balanced recipe should have some of at least the first three oil categories - hard, lathering, and moisturizing. 30% tallow25% coconut oil45% olive oilThat would be a great, balanced basic bar of soap.
(Note: I'm using percentages instead of measurements. Homemade Fabric Softener. Today I want to share a easy recipe for Homemade Fabric Softener.
This is another wonderful Pinterest idea, so I was so excited when I found it. If there's on thing I hate buying it's Fabric Softener. I love the scent it leaves on my clothes, but a good brand can be quite pricey. I love making homemade cleaners, because they're so economical and they really do work. This recipe requires only three ingredients, hair conditioner, white vinegar and hot water.For (1) gallon of homemade fabric softener it cost me $2.82.
Well, I found that the homemade version doesn't leave a fresh scent like store bought fabric softeners. This recipe is definitely a solution to that problem. I have included a few step by step photos, so you can see how easy it is to make homemade fabric softener. In large (microwave safe) bowl, mix the vinegar and hair conditioner together (it will look a bit clumpy). Homemade Fabric Softener Ingredients: 6 - cups Hot Water 3 - cups White Distilled Vinegar. Uses and Benefits of Coconut Oil. Sew Daily. Sew Daily. Stitch with Style , a 148-page special-issue magazine from the editors of Stitch features 43 trendy beginner to intermediate projects to sew.
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