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[@dr.sandorjworen8560]

If I bought only 10% of this stuff, I would be bankrupt and would have to move out of my house due to lack of space.

[@carolynm4962]

🤣😂🤣

[@lyndalovesraccoons]

🤣🤣🤣 ....saaaame.... ..I've been trying to figure out where I could keep/store concrete mix and sand bags for over 5 minutes now... 🤭🤔🤣

[@itanimullinairavab5409]

I will follow this rule when SHTF hits. First place I'm to is Home Depot. Anything goes!

[@mannyfragoza9652]

have you shoped on C.P. survival page? A roll of toilet paper is like 45 dollars

[@jessemills3845]

​@@lyndalovesraccoonsget 5 gal ( or what you can carry or move) buckets that has a scalable lid. Larger Landry soap buckets work good for sand and cement.

[@pyronymph-868]

The 2 gallon sprayer if only used for water can be filled with warm/hot water for short showers.

[@kellykajander3115]

OH GOSH...GREAT IDEA...👌

[@BeAr_CaRe.133]

Good idea

[@rodagrail3231]

Never thought of this..may even be fun!!😊

[@survivalscott153]

this is standard procedure to rinse fallout off you before you go inside, very important!

[@bcarol2484]

Water from outside (and maybe even wells-depending on where the water flows from) will be contaminated from fallout.

[@cwbeasy1987]

You could literally walk thru home Depot blind folded and anything that you grab would be valuable in SHTF.

[@jennacoryell4160]

Dancing inflatable Santa has entered the chat...

[@dashinginmilwaukee]

agreed

[@wtywatoad]

@@jennacoryell4160 It can be used a diversion while you mount a defense against hostile “bears”😉

[@pattycakesdookieface1353]

No power and a bunch of home depot becomes useless

[@jokattz2993]

​@@jennacoryell4160Probably what I'd end up with if I did that! 😂

[@toddhurd6491]

A South African farmer told me about setting a tall trash can on top of a 4 wheeled square furniture mover, then filling the can with sand. This was a rollable barricade intended for indoor use as a bullet barrier that can be moved room to room as necessary during a gun fight.

[@soreeyez]

Wouldn't sand start to leak if the said trash can has bullet holes in a gun fight? 🤔

[@thequack7997]

@@soreeyezyes, but it'll still last some time to give you advantage. you would have to at least expend resources to overcome the barricade.

[@STJ-789]

​@@soreeyezKeep duct tape close at hand!!! 😊

[@misterfister7262]

​@@STJ-789duct tape it with a couple rolls, that way the flow of sand would be minimal

[@SandraGagliotti]

Or aim back.

[@marianhof9755]

Prepping, stacking and stocking for my son and daughter abd their families. At 73 I have had a good life.

[@sharonfernandez2739]

You've got decades yet!!

[@243wayne1]

@@sharonfernandez2739 No he doesn't. Neither does his family.

[@AlexanderEL777]

@@sharonfernandez2739 that was almost disrespectful , this man knows where he’s at in life and literally said it…… don’t ignore reality , stay blessed

[@davidcarothers3311]

!!!!! What? Who told you That?? 😮😮

[@davidcarothers3311]

​@@243wayne1You Don't Either! So give me the $88,000 you owe me! Now!!😮😮

[@bogdank9218]

Basically buy a Home Depot store if you want to make it through the apocalypse 😂

[@estarszak]

Imagine Canadian Prepper having to spend a night in Home Depot during SHTF (think Night at the Museum w/ Ben Stiller) LOL

[@danielletownsend4237]

Thank you, Nate, for keeping things as apolitical as possible. I heard 2 different "prepper" content makers yesterday starting to talk about how much better it is in Russian than here in North America. I'm just here for either the how-to videos or the sitreps. I don't care about peoples polticial or religious views. I'm glad you keep it out of your content as much as you do.

[@cheryls6591]

Yes I agree with you! Been hearing the same & all this USA bashing. I'm like don't you care about our country? This is the best country in the world 🌎

[@willt2036]

​@@cheryls6591 Yes, a Canadian bashes the U.S less than all the supposed 'patriot' American preppers. What is with all these Americans fetish for Russia lately?

[@truthseeker1959]

@@cheryls6591Correction: This WAS the best country in the world, but has been hijacked by globalist criminals.

[@danielletownsend4237]

@cheryls6591 I'm a US veteran and prior law enforcement. I love my country, and I can admit that it's not perfect. However, I KNOW for a fact it's better in terms of personal freedom than many other places in the world, especially Russia. Critical thinking seems to be taking a back seat to... whatever it is that's happening right now.

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

Same. I’ve seen the maga group wanting Putin as president. Or wanting civil war. They’re crazy and possibly dangerous

[@pluisnonplux9728]

Nate, you forget blue paint for your roof or blue tarps as a fire protection against those DEW's...

[@jacobhobbs6918]

😂😂😂

[@lysetteknudsen3082]

😂😂😂👏

[@HeatherH1]

My home got broken into when they kicked the steel front door in - door was fine but the wood frame splintered like kindling in one kick. Thieves do this because one or two loud sounds in a city doesn't attract attention vs the sound of breaking glass. The security company advised an outward opening wrought iron security storm door with mounting screws only available to locksmiths and an 'Alarm' sign. It's much harder to pull a door open than kick it in.

[@joemyler2958]

I have a solution for you if you have metal enclosed door. Let me know if you require assistance? God bless

[@HeatherH1]

@@joemyler2958 Thank you - we went with the security door and an alarm system. The police advice was to make our home look more secure than the others around it as thieves go for the easiest looking target. If you have any other advice tho that would be great!

[@joemyler2958]

@@HeatherH1 I would suggest you electrify your door.

[@libellula3313]

For every solar light you get, get some better AA rechargeable batteries. I change the rechargeable batteries that all solar lights arrive with, they are usually crap, out new ones in and keep the old ones for emergencies, just make sure before you buy solar lights that the rechargeable batteries are easily accessible. Jo in France 🇫🇷

[@user-wz7eq2qz3c]

I have energizer AA rechargeables They're junk

[@solanisomeni]

Great info!! Solar lights, the kind you stick in the ground outside to charge during the day, can be brought inside for lighting when the power goes down. I have several, just need to put higher quality rechargeable batteris in them, cause the ones that they come with, are crap most of the time. I also have a couple of solar lights that have a long electrical cable that connects to the solar panel. Makes it easy to put the panel high up in a good sunny spot and the light inside. Get the kind that you can switch off the motion sensor or, it will drive you crazy... LOL

[@custosvilicus]

So basically just load a crew up and seize Home Depot when it goes down.

[@rumdog117]

The don't go with 18 volt for a chain saw is wrong. Been using an 18 volt Ryobi chainsaw at the farm for a few years now and it works great. Also there are about 100 other tools that use the batteries. Will it chop down a red wood, no. But for what most people would need it for, it does the job. Also make sure to pick up 5 or 6 extra chains. They do go bad.

[@stupidscruff5794]

My cart will have nothing in it as I'm broke 😅

[@SandraGagliotti]

Get a couple bags of vegetables and can them. I canned my stuff from the freezer.

[@kevinwoolass5946]

Knowledge that's what can help you.

[@rustysrambles9175]

Harbor freight for me 😂

[@dalton8766]

Use a credit card

[@stupidscruff5794]

@@kevinwoolass5946 yeah I'm pretty good at that. I have lots of knowledge on things I need but can't buy 🤣 It's OK, I have a multitool, decent shoes, decent socks, good jacket, mini solar panel and some rechargeable batteries, flashlight, few cans etc. Basics are better than nothing!

[@Ontariostacker]

“Vandals, you might want to eat them” As some guy walks by lol

[@TheMillionDollarDropout]

I turned my entire garage into one giant Faraday cage by covering it with the necessary material. My car and ATV WILL work. My Batteries will. My Radios. Everything. I'm working on a secret oil drill in my backyard. I ain't being thrown into the dark ages. F that. I have Brand New Spare parts for my Car too so when it's time to change them, I can in the event it takes years for society to make it's comeback. Spare Tires, Air Pumps, everything. I want to work on a Drill Press kit to be able to craft ammunition myself and reuse Metal. (I need to learn how to smelt properly) I've taken 2 years of Automechanic School so I can take my car apart on a whim and replace the Transmission and Engine if the need arises. If anyone has any suggestions, please do suggest. Working on having the proper Sun filtering material to hang over my Garden so my Vegetables have the best chances for optimal growth (where I live, the sun can get INTENSE in at least a month or two of Summer) and now started working on safe practices when it comes to canning. Like I said. We ain't playing around here.

[@thefrogking481]

Yeah, ok.

[@Hopadopperartist]

Good for you!

[@paulbrammer1596]

Love this. I've done some of this but I love the idea of an EMP-proof shop. What material did you use?

[@ohnoitisnt]

You sound switched on. Heres a tip - veg aint gonna help you. You want proteins, carbs, and fats. Chickens (p) and potatoes (c) and the chickens eggs (p+f) are your meal ticket. And dont forget the rooster. It takes 2 months for a person to starve. Good luck

[@deborahdean8867]

Water. You didnt mention water. You need a well with a hand pump. Water sanitation and medicines. A purification straw is a good idea in case you have to run along with dried foods ( lightweight). And you should have a cache of hidden food and water do if you do get over run, you'll still have a stash when they think they got everything.

[@wtywatoad]

Get a 32 gallon trash can, or a container in which you can wash your laundry.

[@wandatucker3509]

DON'T FORGET THE TOILET BOWL PLUNGER, FOR ROTARTY ACTION......FOR WASHING CLOTHES.......

[@cericj99]

or hand crank washer on Ama Zon fr: $190-$30

[@user-cw7kq5gh4k]

How about a basin to put in the kitchen sink to wash clothes by hand? Easier on the back. Also, pick out 3 lightweight outfits, and rotate wearing them. That way your laundry will not build up.😂

[@bcarol2484]

I used a plunger and 2 buckets for years-

[@SimpleGr33n]

@@wandatucker3509sometimes I’m hip to someone trying to joke around but I really don’t know about this...

[@user-jd4xo7gn7h]

Marker tape : When you put it up, include a sign stating something like " sick, infected, biohazard". Head games are as effective as walls.

[@leiatyndall8648]

"Quarantine Zone!"

[@joemendiuk]

Seriously dude, better to go under the radar and of the trail. Yeah, hand tools and splitting/logging tools. Block and tackle, rope, traps, fishing gear, stovepipe, barrels, a tub, a sink, a small table, nails, tie wire, 9 gauge wire, skins and snowshoes, salt.

[@cmans777]

Music to my ears. Don't stop keep it going haha

[@peterlittlehorse5695]

Don't get a sledgehammer that's too heavy for you to swing easily. Better to have a 6lb that you can swing easily than a 20lb which you can't manipulate well.

[@Ray96744]

I do not want to go through the tribulation. Can you imagine how horrible that will be?

[@lindabridger6630]

Exactly I will be with Jesus

[@WatchingWaiting-cu8lo]

I agree. No joke: Call upon Jesus now! Anyone who knows about Jesus but chooses to stay here is but a fool.

[@johntalmid1563]

Just like the land of Israel before their adultery was called out by the profit of Elohim. Just before the copper serpent was ground to dust and the children of Israel were forced to drink this bitter wormwood. God will separate the goats from the sheep

[@Praise___YaH]

Guys, Salvation is very Simple HalleluYAH translates “Praise ye YaH” YaH is The Heavenly Father YaH arrives via the TENT OF MEETING YaH was Who they Crucified for our sins YaH was Crucified on an Almond TREE - Ancient Semitic Cuneiform of Moshe (Moses) - Isa Scroll (The Original Isaiah) Isaiah 42:8 "I am YaH; that is my Name! I will not yield my glory to another or my praise to idols.” Isaiah 43:11 “I am YAH, and there is no other Savior but Me.” Isaiah 45:5 “I am YaH, and there is none else.”

[@mjolnirswrath23]

Tribulation began in 2017 during the last eclipse. It'll end during this one... I don't know where you been but you've been living it

[@Itisallagame]

Love you Nate! However do the math on growing calories or hunting for calories. It is abysmal. Need to raise livestock but not any livestock. Rabbits and only rabbits can save people from starvation. The highest calorie crop is Potatoes. Commercially grown potatoes on an Acre is enough calories to feed 27 people but cut that by 75% for homesteaders without fertilizer or pesticides. So 8 people and how many people have an acre to cultivate by hand?! With just 3 rabbits you can get 300lbs+ in healthy protein in the first year and the growth is exponential. Only limitation is cages. Forage for feed. Easiest and only true Apocalypse protein. Rabbits require very little space. Their poop and piss is STEROIDS for gardens plus they provide unlimited Fur. Unbelievably powerful and few people know about it.

[@dennisdeaton8238]

Thanks for your input. I raise rabs for meat. Plus they are quite. Fist thing that we will feast on when shtf hits is our loud give away roosters. Well have to save one for the hens. Duct tape beek.. The rabs put out 5 kits a year. Yes @250lbs a year.. new Zealand brand.

[@bsterris1615]

You should make your exterior doors open outward instead of inward; this makes it very tough to breach.

[@Leapy80]

That just makes the door easier to jimmy open. That's the reason why exterior doors are set up that way.

[@thefrogking481]

Hu!?!? Why TF do you think they open inwards?

[@thefrogking481]

​@@Leapy80 Yep

[@solanisomeni]

I agree... All exterior doors here in Sweden/Scandinavia open outwards. Not sure about the rest of Europe... Yeah, you could most likely use a crowbar and pry the door open but, it's must faster to kick a door in than pry one open, especially if you have 2 heavy duty deadbolts. Most breakins over here, go through windows or glass patio doors.

[@RepentofSin]

How does that work with snow?

[@jamesrullan1594]

So weird I was just there and I was thinking to myself what would Nate buy 😂😂

[@nyekijudit6272]

😂😂😂 I also think sometimes what would preppers say when looking at my preps. 😂

[@user-xs5cc9zf9z]

On doors dont use those tiny screws that come with the hinges use 2.5 or 3 in on your hinges they are week points. Just fyi

[@johnheald9419]

I'm going out to the street and standing in the road until the shock wave hits

[@marceli7034]

💯 same

[@mauer62]

Amen, Im ready to go home to be with the Lord!

[@PrivateerCrew]

Same 🚀

[@spencerathearn3586]

Im grabbing a beach chair and drink whiskey

[@stevefarrugia-dc7qt]

@@spencerathearn3586 LLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLL I am living in Malta Mediterranean and that sounds just right.

[@tundranomad]

I was at my local Lowes this morning to get paint, and I noticed they had nose hair trimmers on sale. Apparently, they're concerned about SHTF too.

[@TheCancerian1987]

Dude I absolutely love your cartoon intros. Their bad ass man. For real you could start another channel using that style and it go huge. You should consider it

[@dissociatedSoul]

I agree. Esp if he made it kid friendly. Start them young!!

[@karenwalker4764]

Everybody thanks they are better than the apostles all but one of them died a mortar , I thank we will go thru tribulation.

[@RustedPlastic11111]

Duc tape and zip ties you can build anything

[@joemyler2958]

​@@RustedPlastic11111You forgot baily wire.

[@soreeyez]

For such cartoons, they should not be too long.

[@CountryTesla]

Love how Home Repo locks up circuit breakers, batteries anything else you might need, then you have to source who has the keys as the clock ticks along

[@ginglyshivets]

if you stock up on screws or nails....i recommend 3" long galvanized framing nails and 3" long coated deck screws with the t25 star head. you can of course go longer, 3.5" would be good too. but 3" is the standard. but get stuff rated for exterior use....in other words: galvanized or coated or EXTERIOR

[@Lisa-xe5vs]

Thanks....going to buy nails wasn't sure of a good general size.

[@rosahava1]

I've used the metal cans for faraday cages, but also go a step further and seal all the seams with metal tape before fitting the inside with cardboard.

[@SacredOwl]

What about cosmic rays? What about a shielding box to block space weather, it is getting worse and triggers most medical episodes.

[@mjolnirswrath23]

​​@@SacredOwlpyrite is the only thing that will do that

[@NOBLEELSHABAZZ]

Do you all recommend putting ATMOSURE Faraday Fabric Inside the still can? I want to make sure ham radio equipment will be protected.

[@SacredOwl]

@mjolnirswrath23 i use 2 inches of foil faced Polyisocyanurate, half inch layers. Then added 5 layers of heavy foil on the outside. Cosmic ray secondaries need a high hydrogen molecular bonds... HDPE supposed to be the best, but cost a lot. So Pyrite huh? I will have to check it out. My shielding box I sleep in stops varying medical episodes, I have tested it for over ten years. My wife's Fibromyalgia pain flare up take 30 seconds to go to 0 pain and it stops her seizures immediately. It didnt work for migraines until i sealed it up really good, but you have to have a fan for air, so i draw the air through metal duct with copper scouring pads and ground the box, which I dont know if groinding does anything, i just did it cause it sounded good.

[@justinwinch7325]

They also double for small end cash supplies or root cellar

[@seanjxmes]

Seriously, do you think you'll be strolling into Home Depot with a shopping list when everything's falling apart? Let's face it, most of what you need will be gone in a flash when things hit the fan. And as for relying on service-based security cameras when the grid's down? Forget it. In a scenario where only the basics matter, those cameras won't be worth a dime. People will be resorting to good old-fashioned methods to defend and upkeep their homes, mark my words. In the aftermath of a nuclear war, the devastation would not just be physical but would plunge survivors into a world where life as we know it would cease to exist.

[@bdgackle]

"Its cold and I am too lazy to go get one". This right here is why Nate is the only news source I trust -- he tells it like it is and holds back nothing. This is peak honesty right here.

[@kathleenturley1561]

Nate... 78 year old grandma here......will you do a video on making Faraday cages and teach how they work? Don't your laptop, phone etc need to be in there WHEN....it happens? Who wants to keep there "stuff" in a cage all the time especially when your are using it??? I just don't understand???????

[@DillGreg]

Make a pyramid mold out of plywood & screws & spray with diesel fuel. you can take the mold apart and use it over & over!

[@larrysapia7141]

Sunflower plants also absorb heavy metals and radiation from the soil. Good thing to plant in future garden areas.

[@SacredOwl]

You can use a terracotta pot to filter water

[@jasonvoorhees5640]

how?

[@SacredOwl]

@jasonvoorhees5640 there are video on youtube. The only problem I have is if there is any impurities innthe terracotta. The better gravity filter use some type of ceramic and they charge a lot for the filter.

[@SaltySilverStacker]

Milk crates work perfect for propane tanks 15lbs up to 40lbs. Put the tank in it and it’s way more stable!

[@gailjohnson2106]

That's how we carry our tanks when we go hunting

[@SaltySilverStacker]

@@gailjohnson2106 I can’t take credit for the idea, but I spread the word when I remember. I love how snug the tanks fit. You can carry the tank by the tank handle and the crate doesn’t fall off! I know you know this, but not everyone reading this does! 💕

[@Zcudazz]

You would want seeds that can re-germinate ( not sure of the correct word) so you can gather seeds at the end of the season. Don't get these genetically modified seeds that don't produce seeds afterwards.

[@AGStack9999]

Heirloom?

[@tonyvaninetti3429]

Called heirloom seeds.

[@GaBackyardMama]

Exactly

[@mightywind7595]

I’ve collected seeds from plants that weren’t heirloom for years and 80% of the time they grew. You can’t count on it but it can be an option. After a number of years doing this though it won’t work because somehow the seeds won’t grow, but if you are hungry…….

[@troxycat]

Not just heirloom, but open-pollinated - look for "OP" on the seed packet.

[@FogGoblin]

If you ain't ready. It's too late. 2030 we will be -40% behind on World wide water supply.

[@mjolnirswrath23]

​@@Dark.Knight.Cowboyclean water will be your problem

[@alanchilds1456]

Use charcoal and sand to purify water also use silver coins

[@kellykajander3115]

🕵️‍♀️3 DAYS DROUGHT AND YOUR OUT😲.....U LEAVE...WATER ISN'T THE ISSUE ITS HOW 2 GET IT REGULAR 2 YOUR HOME...THE INFRASTRUCTURE..R YRS OF DROUGHT CONTINUING IN YOUR AREA?🤔 DO U C GOVT'S DOING ANYTHING ABOUT THAT?-(MEANING)= WELLS/ =DAMS & WATER INFRASTRUCTURE?... IF U DONT C THAT, U MAY WANT 2 B READY 2 LEAVE..CRAZY 2 HAVE 2 CONTEMPLATE THIS STUFF HEY? ,🤔😓...BUT DROUGHT EMERGENCIES R ON THE RISE W THE CLIMATE SHIFT...DO GOVT'S NEED THOSE BIG BUK MORTGAGE BONDS IN YOUR AREA?..,🕵️‍♀️THE ANSWER IS NO!- THEY DON'T DEPEND ON THOSE AT ALL..NONE ZERO..SO I GUESS THAT'S YOUR ANSWER. FUNNY HOW BECOMING SELF SUFFICIENT SEEMS 2 HAVE A LIFE IF IT'S OWN THESE DAYS..U GROW UP & REALIZE HOW VULNERABLE U REALLY R..WE ALL HAVE CRITICAL NEEDS..AND IT LOOKS LIKE WE R ALL ON WELFARE 4 THEM NOW🤤...ALL OF US CRIPPLED PAYCHECK PRISONERS NOW🤔-😳--😄-😲-🤤🔫

[@FogGoblin]

@@alanchilds1456 I'm talking about not enough fresh water to drink for the population level. Look how much fresh clean water we waste and mix it with chemicals no filter going to clean. Imagine the future forbidden to swim, wash Car, shower, flush toilet etc cause that's our drinking water. Imagine 200 years from now they going to be mad we ruined it. Less than 200 years you and I have done our part to ruin the future.

[@FogGoblin]

@@mjolnirswrath23 Just cause you have fresh water now doesn't mean you won't pass from Dehydration.

[@danielreborn4707]

Better to invest in survivalist training instead of becoming hoarder 😂

[@lyndalovesraccoons]

I've always wanted to see someone tour through a municipal dump site ... Cuz thats where Alot of "shopping" will end up happening after awhile.... Example: Most dump sites separate the large appliances, etc from the general garbage .... So you never know what part you can find when what you have breaks down...

[@teresaguerrero3751]

We aren't going to survive. Why would we want to?

[@jigity7598]

He’s buying all this shit and forgetting that nuclear radiation is what will kill humans if you survive the blast no way to prep and avoid radiation unless you stay in your bunker forever which would be hell rather be dead during the initial blast

[@MikeC-jw3ny]

Those seeds are tainted

[@Southwest4Life]

I've been telling the kids for years when they ask why I need this or that. I say it's so when the zombies come. 😅

[@williyoung57]

Nate did you ever have a show on how a average person can make a fallout shelter in their basement?

[@bdgackle]

Safety tip since someone is going to do it -- do NOT use that galvanized bucket to boil water, or otherwise apply fire to galvanized steel. The fumes from the zinc in the coating will ruin your whole week.

[@rustysrambles9175]

And for us broke folk, you can do this at Harbor freight lol. Hand tools and stuff anyway... Tread carefully on power tools. Good ideas here!

[@CamilleCJ]

Nate is really a typical Buddhist: Attach as little to matter as possible. Less is better! LOL he's buying out all of Home Depot

[@lukequigley121]

W/ the chain saw , I see $3,400.00.. All for -what if , perhaps ,maybe , could be . LIFE is a what if , perhaps , maybe

[@williamdavis81]

LEARN HOW TO WELD AND BRAZE! Stick, wire, mig, tig, plasma, fluxed, influxed, etc. Your local big box hardware stores and ranch supply stores usually have some excellent books. KZbin tutorials can give you an idea how to focus your knowledge quest

[@williamdavis81]

*unfluxed*. I got spell checked. 😂

[@craigt9203]

Lol always check clearance first when you’re in the store. Also, we all also have the ability to refill the small Mr. Heater propane tanks. Keep it up Canadian prepper good info worked here since getting injured from HVAC and other than retail. It’s OK least people appreciate both of us and our strengths.

[@Khai-Tri]

None of the things you said ever happened. 😂

[@davea986]

Okay now make one for us peasants that make less than 35k a year. Something like dollar store would work for us. Thanks. Thrift store even.

[@erik0073]

Great tips!

[@NorThenX047]

literally everything in home depot has a useful purpose..not sure how you can narrow it down since everyone will have different skills and levels of preparedness

[@dustinhaus1165]

Glad to see you finally got some snow. Here in Minnesota we had a green grass Christmas, a green grass January. I've been prepping the garden space all February. March is starting out about 50 degree's (F) above average. 70F when the average is 20F. Needless to say...There is no snow.

[@valerieleighton9323]

I heard what Justin trudo is doing I hope it doesn't pass over there cause I know you said that Canada is Linked to the u.s that what happens there will probably happen in the u.s he's a real director I believe the same with Biden too and lots of love to you and your family

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[@ForegoneseAlineLivia]

That's awesome!!! I know nothing about investment and I'm keen on getting started. What are the strategies?

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[@AlmerriZakiaNoor]

Wow.,

[@wolfthorn1]

CP is letting you know what you should be working towards. You don't need to get everything all at once. It's never to late to prep. So.... When the obvious 48hr window becomes real... YOU HAVE PREPARED! Start with a 10 pound bag of rice. BOOM! you and family just bought yourself a week to figure out your next move. This is the key to survival... Prep now... No worries later!!!

[@SandraGagliotti]

I love your cement mold. A good wheel barrel, cart is good.

[@kennethreisigl5477]

Made in Canada is now part of my hate speech and deserves life in prison

[@loricalnon5836]

I put my solar generators in a metal garbage can.

[@survivalscott153]

needs to be insulated from the sides/bottom of can, or will be fried!

[@tpokmedia7828]

Buy anti-static bags (the kind sensitive electronics ship in. Place items inside the can in them for added protection and insulation.

[@hillarywright7965]

Can you make a video showing how to board up a house window? Installing in a way that someone cant just rip off the plywood from the outside.

[@SandraGagliotti]

I was thinking of putting 1 inch plywood on the inside of my windows, with screws.

[@Oldskooltrucker]

7/16 lag screws through 2x12 boards into the window frame, on the inside as well as the outside. If someone gets through the outside board, the inside boards will just make them tired of the BS and maybe give up lol.

[@alexsandrarokas7117]

Now that's good question. I would like to see this show. Also, more info in how to install metal shutters.

[@SandraGagliotti]

Rulans like they have on all the windows in Germany. I think they are awesome.

[@captmike1272]

Not "in the store"...wood pallets, endless uses...exterior walls, inner/outer layer fill with sand/rock and/or concrete, bullet resistant...an OP, green house, gen house, fuel storage...more...

[@Tracysbrokenwing]

Just got a dump wagon for my lawn tractor 😁

[@ronndapagan]

Great video to share about what we need during SHTF. Thank you.

[@sonofgodforever7921]

Simpler solution: Start making a map of all the prepper resource stores and colonization plans for acquiring these resources.

[@Boycott_Wendys]

I prefer your updates over these fluff videos, but they are extremely entertaining 😊

[@thefrogking481]

Damn, Home Depot is higher in Canada!

[@SandraGagliotti]

Foam spray, to plug all holes

[@franniecascadia7020]

What a thrill to have you shop in my world for the past 19yrs. I have many of the items you spoke about, but do need to get rope. Thanks for the reminder.

[@miiklaa]

At this point Im just hoping that Nate will signal the 6h window for us, really hoping.

[@MsStanleycat]

It's exactly 6hrs to our underground. That would be nice.

[@peterlittlehorse5695]

Speaking of hob and cement, a self-hardening putty such as DAS PRONTO can be used to make simple objects which you might not be able to find after SHTF.

[@crazysquirrel9425]

Nice if you have a gigantic bank account, property well outside of a populated place, tools, etc. For proper solar you need a football field's worth of panels and huge storage battery supply. Oh and a couple spare 'generators' for that. What good will all that prepping be when radiation kills you down the road? Or when the cops come with tanks to burst into your home and steal all your preps. Just do what Nate used to say - enjoy what time you have left....

[@cynthiaowens6301]

Yes, exactly.

[@Hibiscus123]

Correct me if I’m wrong but nuclear winter means that the sun will be blocked out so solar anything will be useless. Right?

[@crazysquirrel9425]

@@Hibiscus123 That is the theory anyway. No heat, no electricity due to emp destroying the grid, no fossil fuels due to Biden's incompetence, NO FOOD. One would need at least 27 years worth of supplies for each person in their house plus 20% extra. This includes air purification items, source of power, medicine, medical and other trade equipment, ways to defend from others, long list. Unlikely there will be a nuclear winter as everyone on all sides would perish. Assured mutual destruction is fine between 2 countries but not most of the world. You might be able to make your own Baghdad battery.... But it surely would not power anything useful. So, enjoy what you have for now. Tomorrow is no guarantee. Fun fact: look up the year without a summer.

[@warmsunnytoday4535]

You forgot to get the blue roof paint (Ma-ui).

[@benjaminbrown1179]

😂...... 1/2" drill bit, saw zaw, hole beside the lock and deadbolt and you're in. Those "steel" doors are only thin shell stamped skins glued to a foam center. That door aint stopping shit! Its the tool on the other side of that door taking the safety off thats gonna end that threat. You lost that one! Average doors just keep honest people honest. You want something 1/4" thick on both skins and use some of that concrete you're so happy about. The more hinges the better. And i mean actual heavy duty hinges welded to those 1/4" skins. That door aint smack unless its installed in a reinforced opening, and that opening aint smack unless its in a reinforced wall.

[@brianreynolds622]

When I did the construction work you take all the screws out of the door hinges replace them with 3 1/2 to 4 in deck screws the door jamb metal locks put 3 1/2 inch screws in them too anywhere you need big thick screws stick them there that way it keeps people out and it makes a door or whatever else stronger😊

[@brandonreid7528]

Pvc piping....quote nate "you can use it for piping " he says......genius work Here nate genius work.

[@user-mo9qi2oe4o]

Front door and back door stop. Slab foundation. Cut 2x4 into 2 3ft pieces. Drill hole for 3.5in tapcons through 2x4s and slab foundation.

[@SandraGagliotti]

I bought my sandbags online from Home Depot $4.95 fot 60 lbs.

[@misterycryptowhoknows8017]

What about buying empty bags and feel it yourself on the beach would be free

[@SandraGagliotti]

I am not close to beaches. We are old enough, that trying to lift them one time was enough. I still need more.

[@justinwinch7325]

Have that steel door open outwards and the frame reinforced with more steel and concrete... good luck getting into that home

[@thefrogking481]

Easier to pry open if they out swing. You've never worked on a door.

[@Connor_OConnor]

@@thefrogking481 Internet preppers

[@brianmurray1395]

Buckets great non conductive liner for galvanized can. Just remove handle. Lenolium flooring is good as well.

[@levideforest3177]

A couple things I would change. #1, get an "Old fashioned" Thermometer. One with the red liquid inside or something like it. Eventually those electric ones are going to either break or the batteries will die. #2, get a gas powered chainsaw. Yes the electric will work, but you need solar panels, and the battery doesn't last that long. It will take a long time to charge, and it can quickly die. A gas powered one can be run on a modified mix of homemade alcohol, which if you look into it, isn't that hard to make. #3. Not an item, just some advice on the welding area. Stick is the way to go in SHTF. No gasses needed, and theres no super complex machine that feeds you wire. So the things you'd want are: A small stick welder if you don't have one, PLENTY of welding sticks varying in size, a manual welding mask (Non-electric, because batteries will die and they are non-rechargeable), a welding hammer, and a wire brush. A blow torch would come in handy as well

[@Jeo_Momma]

We're building a steel barndominium with steel doors...we already have 90% of that stuff.

[@UncleJimmyOutWest]

I just left Home Depot and there weren't many people in there.

[@Tracysbrokenwing]

That bubkewrap insulation stuff is GREAT in your shoes!!! Hot roof, cold ground, excellent for your shoes

[@user-wz7eq2qz3c]

West coast Langley here Cold rain occasionally snow sleet and ice pellets (known as chemical ice nucleation)Every once in awhile the clouds part to reveal..... Chemtrails Of course nothing new under the sun or what's left of it

[@cavemanjoe7972]

Those dowels aren't even stiff enough to take a 40# recurve. They're also cut across the grain, so they'll splinter even faster.

[@patrickstranad7599]

Use a plastic storage box and frame up then use a furnace filter that fits closest. Fitting for vac hose.

[@Maloney001]

as a glass worker, and metal worker, I can give you information on the security purposes of doors and windows if you would let me. 18 years of experience with a sec class 2 with the RCMP and CPS doing emergency services from board ups, robberies, heists, murders, and B&Es. Thanks nate. to Clarify, under informational purposes, we sign a non disclosure, just like locksmiths

[@tedhext1756]

Thanks, Nate. I hadn't thought about protecting outdoor fixtures, but in industry we use explosion proof electrical equipment in hazardous areas. They're heavy and expensive - maybe you're using them at home already (or similar) - not the best value for beginners.

[@jackdundon2261]

The file to sharpen that chainsaw chain is great for opening Padlocks as well. It takes about 5 minutes to file through a hasp. Nice and quiet.

[@man_at_the_end_of_time]

Some of the homeless, I deal with are armed/equipped with Milwaukee knives. Both the one for cutting fiberglass and the other for cutting duct work would be quite lethal in a knife fight. Yes, they are sold or stolen at Home Depot.

[@FrankieDiazabraxas]

"Beware the Ides of March"? Loved the intro animation! And the information provided is spot-on. Didn't know about the fubar tool; gotta get me one of those.

[@craigremy3829]

Linseed oil for the handles on all the tools plus a file cheap but priceless

[@flagbabygirl]

Lots of this stuff you can find cheap or free on your local marketplace. Me and my husband have trailers full of supplies stashed around our small town. We got two extra wood burning stoves for less than $100 each. One was brand new never installed and it’s big enough for a 200sqft house! It’s huge. We also got a duplicate of our current wood burning stove that we have in our home that has heated our home for 16 years!!! Nothing beats a good wood burner! If you get one learn the skill of dampening the flame down at night to slow burn your wood. We get our fire going then stuff the wood box and turn it down to a slow burn , it lasts until about 4am that way.

[@DarthVader2000-sf8nr]

Thanks for the tips prepper i would use about everything. Keep doing the videos my friend

[@Tracysbrokenwing]

Okay, something cheesey you can do if you're bored. Those cheap solar light, take them out and wire them in series then parallel, you have enough to charge a cell phone. Depends on the out put voltage. If you do it right, ypu can charge a car battery but it takes time. And warm weather.

[@poetryfrompoverty]

13:56 nails 18:03 insulation 18:21 insulation 20:13 chains 22:40 F'd up beyond all recognition FUBAR 24:53 spray paint 26:33 tarp 28:47 pipes 31:47 wood stove 32:30 (it's fricking heavy)

[@thirtina1]

After fallout break up the driveway or sidewalk… the soil under that is safe

[@SeerinSpirit]

Brilliant!