How to Make Home Made Weapons Dreambox : des imprimantes 3D à tous les coins de rues Trois étudiants américains ont réalisé un prototype d'imprimante 3D destiné à l'usage en libre-service. Ce projet pourrait aider à rendre accessible un service qui, pour le moment, reste trop cher et dont les délais sont trop longs pour le grand public. Depuis l'avènement de l'impression en trois dimensions, les spécialistes du secteur prévoient une démocratisation des imprimantes 3D qui devraient devenir de plus en plus accessibles en matière de taille et de coûts. Grâce à trois étudiants de l'Université de Berkeley en Californie, David Pastewka, Ricard Berwick et Will Drevno, cet objectif se rapproche. Le but de ces jeunes entrepreneurs : faciliter l’accès à l’impression 3D tout en réduisant les coûts et les délais de fabrication. Une fois l’impression terminée, un sms est envoyé à l’utilisateur. Pour le moment, la Dreambox n’est qu’un prototype. Elena Bizzotto
Lists of weapons Lists of weapons From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search There is a bewildering array of weapons, far more than would be useful in list form. Therefore, a particular weapon is best found within one or more of the following sub-lists: Contents [hide] Lists of weapons by conflict or time period[edit] List of weapons by type[edit] Lists of weapons by country[edit] Lists of weapons-related items[edit] See also[edit] Armour Retrieved from " Categories: Navigation menu Personal tools Namespaces Variants Views Actions Navigation Interaction Tools Print/export Languages This page was last modified on 14 March 2014 at 03:54. Home Depot Garden Stake Bamboo Arrow Build-A-Long (Pic Heavy) in Arrow Making Tutorials and Helpful Information Forum Bamboo Arrow Build-A-Long Now I'm going to show you how to attach Glue-On Broadheads and Glue-On Nocks. First drill the front of the shaft (point end, fat end) with a 1/4" drill bit a little over 3" deep. The shaft will want to split so go slow. Next cut a 3" peice of 1/4" hardwood dowel. Squeeze in some Gorilla Glue. Now lets do the same thing on the nock end. Drill the back of the shaft (nock end, skinny end) with a 3/16" drill bit a little over 2" deep. Next cut a 2" peice of 3/16" hardwood dowel. Squeeze in some Gorilla Glue. Once the glue is dry we can taper the ends and glue on the Point and Nock. Use a taper tool on the Point and nock end. Clean up both ends with some sandpaper. Once tapered you can mount either a Field Point or a Broadhead. Place the broadhead on the stove and let it heat up. While the Broadhead is heating up melt a little Hot Melt Glue on the tip of your shaft. Next use plyers or an oven mit to pick up your hot Broadhead. Finished.
How to Make a Lethal Traveling Arc of Electricity with a MOT-Powered Jacob's Ladder With the microwave oven transformer (M.O.T.) salvaged in a previous project, a simple electrical circuit can be rigged to get high voltage arcs to fly outward and upward along a "V" shaped spark gap. You can look, but don't touch! These arcs of plasma are lethal enough to kill on contact! The M.O.T. looks like a large metal cube, and is very heavy. There are 2 sets of copper coils. REAL DANGER! A diverging spark gap can easily be made with a metal coat hanger, or a couple pieces of un-insulated copper wire. The hum of the 60Hz arc dissipates as it breaks off the top. It can't be stated enough that this amount of power needs to be treated with extreme caution and respect. Haven't see the video yet? If you like this project perhaps you'll like some of my others.
How To Make Use Of Improvised Weapons - Online Survival Blog & Survival News (This article was originally published on survivopedia.com and written by Chris Black. To Read this article and more like it please click here) We all love our guns and we can’t imagine life without them. We live by the survivalist’s golden rule, the 3 G’s : guns, gold and a getaway plan. But, if you’re a realist, you must take into consideration any plausible scenario and one of them (maybe the most disturbing one) is the following: What are you going to do in a survival situation when you’re out of ammo and the bad guys are still coming? I don’t know if you saw the movie “Snatch”, but if you didn’t, I highly recommend it. Don’t expect a survival-movie, but it contains one epic scene where “Boris The Blade”, a Russian weapons dealer, is trying to sell a big bad-ass looking pistol to some guy, and he says (after the customer noticed that the gun is pretty heavy): “Heavy is good, heavy is reliable, if it doesn’t work, you can always hit him with it”.
Five silent weapons (or tools) that will knock your socks off Silent weapons, no, not the kind of silent weapon used by CIA spooks or KGB assassins to dispose of targets during the cold war or the type screwed onto the barrel of a long-range sniper rifle, with cross hairs zeroed on the heart of a charismatic evil leader or the ex that continues to suck at the wallet year after year forcing you to live in deprivation while they and your replacement live in the lap of luxury at your expense. No, the silent weapons that I’m talking about are less sinister . The value of silence under certain survival conditions could literally mean the difference between life and death for the survivor. Taking game silently could be essential in keeping your location secret and avoiding potential threats, or frightening away other animals in the area. Never fall into the trap of being totally dependent upon one food source, therefore learning to hunt is important. These include: .22 caliber CB caps Blow Gun A blow gun is the epitome of simplicity. SlingShot Bow and Arrow
DIY lightsaber is almost as dangerous as an actual lightsaber | News T hough we live in a world where we have tiny little computers in our pockets that, depending on the type, can project images to a wall that feature a woman telling you that you’re her only hope, we don’t yet live in a world where we can attach light to a hilt and cut things in half with it. The world we do live in, though, contains handheld lasers that are so powerful that they can instantly set various objects ablaze. YouTube user styropyro took one of those very lasers, attached it to a lightsaber hilt, and burned some things like a true Sith Master would. The blue laser packs 3000mW, quite a bit more than the standard red laser pointer you use to bug people at the movies. As demonstrated in the above video, the laser doesn’t vwinggg around as it moves through the air like a true lightsaber, nor does it start instantly or cleanly slice everything in half. For more terrifying-but-cool lasers, check out Styropyro’s YouTube channel .
SHTF School | Topic: Reloading Discussion BobbyD, I’m not sure I would want to use cast copper. The idea is to swage copper as opposed to casting lead. To cast cooper you would have to have a furnace capable of around 2000 degrees. For copper swagging into bullets see People have been doing this for years. Now, my unofficial opinion on lead availability is that it will be a couple of years before it starts getting really lean. Anyway, look for lead from recycling places, salvage from shooting ranges (usually outdoor), wheel weights, old plumbing, online purchasing, old flashing from old buildings, old lead shielding from medical supply businesses, etc. SHTF School | Topic: Combat loading shot gun Not to pick nits, but we carried extra ammo in carriers that snapped shut. I notice that dude has all his spare ammo in a handy carrier right at his belt buckle. They’re all poking up where he can get at them easily. No offense, but ‘combat’ is a lot more than just standing there like a statue shooting low-brass rounds at paper targets. I have a leather cuff on my dedicated shotgun. What I’d like to see is dude develop some type of protocol for quick reloading during realistic scenarios. I admit that his field-expedient method of chucking a round in if you need it and you’re empty has merit.
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