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Lots of new info flowing on the internets these days about biogas and methane digesters.  Here is a recent post form John Robb at Resilient Communities about using biogas for increasing ones resiliency.

http://www.resilientcommunities.com/a-tale-of-two-kitchens-corporate-nightmare-vs-resilient-innovation/

And here is a DIY tutorial I came across on how to build your own small scale digester.

http://youtu.be/eVEZfxGdV5A

A summer project I have lined up is to build a digester and then try to connect it to a small propane powered refrigerator.  A wonderful addition for grid down situations.

 

All About Biogas

Lots of new info flowing on the internets these days about biogas and methane digesters.  Here is a recent post form John Robb at Resilient Communities about using biogas for increasing ones resiliency.

http://www.resilientcommunities.com/a-tale-of-two-kitchens-corporate-nightmare-vs-resilient-innovation/

And here is a DIY tutorial I came across on how to build your own small scale digester.

http://youtu.be/eVEZfxGdV5A

A summer project I have lined up is to build a digester and then try to connect it to a small propane powered refrigerator.  A wonderful addition for grid down situations.

 

When looking at my long term resiliency and my ability to gather firewood and provide fuel for heating / cooking, I look for simple, quality tools like this cross-cut lumber saw.  It will last for multiple generations if properly taken care of and will provide me with an effective tool to cut trees into manageable chunks. 

As the old adage goes, “Wood heats you three times — when you cut it, split and burn it.”

I am also considering a two person crosscut saw to help with larger trees and get a little help to make quick work of firework gathering projects.

 

One-Man Crosscut Saw on Amazon

Two-Man Crosscut Saw on Amazon

Manual One-Man Crosscut Saw

When looking at my long term resiliency and my ability to gather firewood and provide fuel for heating / cooking, I look for simple, quality tools like this cross-cut lumber saw.  It will last for multiple generations if properly taken care of and will provide me with an effective tool to cut trees into manageable chunks. 

As the old adage goes, “Wood heats you three times — when you cut it, split and burn it.”

I am also considering a two person crosscut saw to help with larger trees and get a little help to make quick work of firework gathering projects.

 

One-Man Crosscut Saw on Amazon

Two-Man Crosscut Saw on Amazon

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