Ultimate 1000+ pages fix it book for preppers

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Shoddy-Ingenuity7056@reddit

I’m not sure about one book, but the foxfire series might be right up your ally.

Note to the moderators watching: I am not a foxfire, I do not maintain any relationship to the foxfire’s either personal or in business. I receive no compensation from view or sale of these books. I am but a lowly Reddit Prepper or Re-pper (pr-edditor seem to aggressive). Please don’t ban me, I like it here.

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cdrknives@reddit

Anyone digitized the foxfire series? Id love to get a copy of them

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dph-life@reddit

Yeah I would definitely avoid calling myself a pr-edditor

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DirectorBiggs@reddit

Encyclopedia of Country Living

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milspecspud@reddit

Build a library. There isn't one book just like there isn't one piece of equipment. When something breaks, fix it and you'll have a bunch of tools in no time. Be your family's handy man. Accept payment in tools and experience. YouTube is a great resource for the basics of everything from plumbing to electrical to auto repair.

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YamstheSky@reddit (OP)

Good idea, ty

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smsff2@reddit

This sounds a lot like hidden advertisement. Let's see how this topic goes. Moderators are watching.

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incruente@reddit

This sounds a lot like a pretext to hidden advertisement. Let's see how this topic goes. Moderators are watching.

Mods back to treating OP poorly, I see. https://old.reddit.com/r/preppers/comments/1hpbqv0/any_way_to_sterilize_gauze/m4gceyf/

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geezer-soze@reddit

To be fair he'd be less suss if he'd bothered to make a post worth reading

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bikumz@reddit

Dude is an active poster on the sub… not in the comments but actually posts questions, very specific questions. Dont think big brother needs to watch this one.

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chellybeanery@reddit

Idk about one book consolidating that stuff, but I download the entirety of wikipedia and other archives and keep it on a spare laptop. I got the how-to from This Video.

Index of /zim

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StewPidasohl@reddit

New to prepping but I’m looking to do something similar to what you have / what OP wants. A thumb drive with all the knowledge I can use to “restart” in a worst case scenario. No idea how to go about it but downloading Wikipedia seems like a great start. A lot of cool tips in the comment section of that video too lol. How big is it out of curiosity?

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chellybeanery@reddit

Wikipedia alone wasn't actually too bad, I think it's a little over 100g! You can definitely fit it all onto a thumb drive and check out some of those other archives, too. You just need to have a machine that has the software necessary to read the files. That's important.

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joka2696@reddit

Never seen one like this.

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Dramatic-Volume1625@reddit

I just happen to be making one... For the low low price of 59.99 I'll make YOU one too +s/h

Seriously lots of book threads here already, haven't seen anyone mention one giant best book.

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