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Приєднався 21 жов 2019
How to Make Your Own Herbal-Infused Oils
Infused oils are a great way to extract the healing properties of plants into oil. Once you have an infused oil you can use it in a wide variety of applications, including salves, balms, butters and massage oils - or just as is. You can use just about any plant you like, and the process could not be simpler!
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Backpacking Coffee with the Aeropress Go
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Kiss your days of instant coffee goodbye. In this video we show you a super simple method to brew quality coffee on the trail with our AeroPress Go Travel Coffee Maker. Over the years we've used multiple trail-friendly coffee methods and this one is by far the most compact and easiest to use. Happy brewing!
Backpacking Breakfast: Potatoes, Bacon & Eggs
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Another hot breakfast idea for mornings on the trail. We like to pair this meal with a breakfast cracker/bar and peanut butter for a well-rounded start to the day that will keep you full for hours! Bonus - it packs down SUPER small if you pre-portion it at home and is very lightweight!
Natural Dye Tutorial: Avocado Pits and Skins
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Natural dyeing is a fun, accessible way to add color to your life using the resources around you. This video will walk you through best practices and the basics of natural dye while using avocado pits and skins as your dye material. SUPPLIES NEEDED: Enamel or Stainless Steel Pot Stirring Utensil Heat Source Fine Mesh Strainer pH Neutral Soap Washing Soda/Soda Ash (helpful but not necessary) Was...
How to Make Your Own Elderberry Syrup (2 Recipes!)
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Learn two different ways to make your own elderberry syrup at home. This super simple (and delicious!) immune tonic is expensive to buy at the store but a fraction of the price to make yourself. Elderberries have been used as a traditional immune support for centuries due to their antiviral, antibacterial, antioxidant and immune stimulating properties. As with any herbal remedy, use in tandem w...
Backpacking Pancakes with the Jetboil Summit Skillet
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Who says you have to succumb to the miseries of cold breakfast, or worse - oatmeal, when you're on the trail? We put those days to rest and discovered a new life of hot breakfast in the backcountry. We recently bought a Jetboil Summit Skillet so Seth could have his dream come true: Chocolate Chip Pancakes ON THE TRAIL. Check out our experience and find out how you, too, can enjoy the luxury of ...
Screen Printing How-To: Stretching Screens on a Budget
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A quick and easy screen printing how-to for stretching screen printing mesh over a wooden frame (at home!). This method allows you to reuse your wood frame over and over again once the mesh is worn out or the emulsion no longer clears. SUPPLIES NEEDED: Screen printing mesh (110 Mesh (43T) used in this video) Wood frame* Canvas pliers Staple gun Staples Scissors Caulk Matte medium Screen printer...
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I was at my wits end trying to figure out a way to tighten the screen mesh. After many DIY vids and searching the InnerTubes (Internet) your simple solution of using canvas pliers saved me. You guys rock. 👍👍👍
If someone here is trying to stretch Higher mesh count mesh, be very careful not to stretch mesh too much! I tried stretch 120T mesh with those canvas pliers and ended up ripping mesh 3 times! In the end I stretched my mesh only by hand and the mesh is now good!
Now this is how you make a gear review. Thank you
Great idea
Thanks for the video. What about aluminum frames? Do you glue 2 sides, let them dry and then do the others?
I haven't tried this with aluminum frames. I imagine that would be your best bet. If it works, do tell! I have a bunch of aluminum frames I'd love to re-stretch.
Great video. Thank you for showing how long the cook time was as well as how much fuel you used at the end! 👍
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Thanks for the video
If you wanted to portion out your powdered eggs/potatoes/milk into smaller ziplock bags say if your doing a solo trip, how long do you think they would keep for?
It definitely depends on conditions. If you keep them dry and relatively cool you'd probably be just fine for the duration of weeklong trip. The eggs will let you know when they spoil - quite stinky!
Great tutorial! Thanks so much, hope there's more content down the line!
nice video
There has to be a better way lol
How can you make the design you want in the mesh
THANK YOU. GOOD VIEDO
Thank you so much for this!
Why wouldn't you just use a spline and set it in the groove available in your frame?
How many cups of raw ( not dryed) from the shrub elderberry?
I would use a 1:1 proportion of berries to water if using fresh!
@spacetakers6062 Thanks.
Thanks for taking time to do the video. I'm gonna use it as a teaching resource
I am going to hit up BLICK for a wood frame! We are trying to build a 4 foot by 7 foot screen for some big format screen printing! Any advice at that size?
Exciting!! The largest screen I've stretched was just shy of that and this method scales just fine. The biggest issue is actually the wood frame warping over time and with exposure to water. Good luck!
I would like to have a close look at that mesh
i wouldn't recommend using metal utensils on the nonstick pan, it will really mess with the nonstickness
pre-mix your pancakes and store them in a ketchup bottle
Awesome video. Thanks. Quick question. . How do pull all those staples out to rescreen the frame?
There's an upholstery handtool you can use that makes it pretty easy - try searching "upholstery staple remover" online and you'll find it. Or you can dodge them for a couple re-streches.
Thank you!!!
this might sound silly but when you stretch one side how does the other side not fly upwards?
Why is it so expensive in Poland
Looks real good.
thank you guys.
I have experience 32 year you have job screen parinting silk parinting
Thank you!
Don't know why people carry coffee grinder. People it's 2022. You get a grinded coffee anywhere 😂
I have a cheap & fast substitute for Biscuits & Gravy. Break up into small pieces a package of Ramen (don't use seasoning packet) and put in a freezer bag. Then add 1/2 packet of Pioneer Country Gravy mix. Add 1 cup boiling water to freezer bag, shake, let sit for 5 minutes.
I just Google and it say elderberries are toxic. I confused help me I want to make for my kids this winter
Elderberries can cause you to get sick if you eat the berries fresh. If you follow the recipe and boil them down they are totally safe for consumption.
Thanks just stretched my first with a picture frame!!! haha much love
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absalutly beautiful vedio dear i like like like very much & also subscribe ur channel today is also my first day in screen printing plz pray for my success
Thanks for the info! I'm trying to find a way to make Elderberry syrup that is shelf stable (no refrigeration) for at least a year. It seems like there should be some way to do this with honey and vinegar. Can you give me a source to learn how to do this?
Hi Gail, that's definitely possible. You'd want to include some alcohol (75% or higher) in the syrup. I haven't tried this myself so I don't have a recipe for you, but tinctures are often used to enhance the immune-boosting properties of syrups and greatly increase the shelf stability. Hope that helps!
@@spacetakers6062 Hi there really enjoyed your video. If I add a tablespoon of tincture to the recipe would that suffice for stabilization?
Caveat: The heat is not distributed evenly on the pot as Jetboil claims. You can see that in this video where the center of the pancake is almost charred. I tried making a grilled cheese with tomatoes as shown in the Jetboil video that advertises the pan. Yep, the center of the bread was almost charred. You definitely need to keep lifting whatever you are cooking to make sure it doesn't burn. YMMV.
Good idea thankyou
Nice the way you show the procedure
Cheaper to buy a new one at michaels
Thanks for well made video! Q: After much printing do you find the screen looses its tension much? Does the screen ever rip around the staples? I am considering putting a layer of glue on top of the screen and staples around the frame in hopes to give it more strength and durability. Anywho curious about your thoughts! Thanks
Eventually the screen will lose some tension, but usually over time from pressure washing out an old stencil. I find I can still use the screen as long as the tension is even. The screen should only be at risk of ripping while you're stretching it, and if it does start to rip at that time, just ease up on how tight you're stretching it. I usually run a border of duct tape /screen printing tape around the top border of the screen, above the staples when I'm done. I've never needed to use glue--couldn't hurt but might be harder to take off/re-stretch if residue remains. Hope that helps!
Very helpful. Thank you!
Hello, how are you? I would like to thank you for this beautiful post. Finally, I am waiting for a new creation. Please, please do not be late.
Hey spacetakers first off loving the channel and can’t wait to make some chocolate chip pancakes up in the high country, I am curious tho as to why you used a lighter to light your minimo stove? Happens at about 1:10 in your vid!?
Great question. Our igniter bit the dust a while back and it feels easier to carry a lighter than to fix it - ha!
This was a really helpful video. New frames are so pricey!
Nice method
Thanks!
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Great vid, New sub here. I couldn’t help but notice the San G/Dry Lake footage at the beginning. Are you local to the area?
Thanks Matthew, keen eye! We were for a few years but just relocated to NM!