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DIY Projects
Key to Succeeding in Woodworking Projects
by John Greene March 26, 2017
by John Greene March 26, 2017 3 minutes read
Woodworking projects can give you a great sense of fulfillment, it’s simply great to accomplish …
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How to Build
Woodworking Projects and Plans for Beginners
by John Greene March 26, 2017
by John Greene March 26, 2017 5 minutes read
If you are a beginner and very interested in doing a DIY project for your …
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How to Build
How to Make Money From Your Woodworking Projects
by John Greene December 24, 2016
by John Greene December 24, 2016 3 minutes read
Woodworking has many benefits, one of the main ones being that even a family on …
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Why I Freecycle – The Off-Gridder's Secret to Thriving, Not Just Surviving

I live by a code written in campfire smoke and calloused hands: leave no trace, waste nothing, and always be ready. Whether I'm hauling out trash from my favorite backcountry spot, converting salvaged materials into off-grid essentials, or teaching my kids how to repurpose what others throw away, sustainability isn't political to me—it's how we stay alive out here. That's why Freecycle USA is my lifeline—a network of hardened preppers, homesteaders, and wilderness dwellers who understand that real freedom comes from sharing resources, not hoarding them.Here's the brutal truth they don't tell you in REI: self-reliance isn't about how much you own, but how little you need to waste. Every cast iron skillet I've salvaged, every solar panel I've traded for, every piece of scrap wood that became my chicken coop—they're all victories against a system that wants us dependent and wasteful. I've watched plastic pollution choke my favorite trout streams and seen wildfires rage where I once foraged morels. Freecycling isn't tree-hugger nonsense—it's operational security for the coming storm.When I freecycle, I'm not just "being green"—I'm building a shadow economy that works when the grid fails. That "broken" generator your neighbor tossed? With some know-how (traded for a jar of my homegrown honey), it now powers my root cellar fridge. Those discarded pallets? They became my rabbit hutches. In a world of planned obsolescence, we off-gridders are the resistance—hacking waste into wealth, one trade at a time.This is how our grandparents lived through the Depression. This is how the mountain men thrived. And mark my words: this is how we'll outlast whatever crisis comes next. If you're serious about sovereignty over your land, your food, and your future, join me. Let's turn trash into tools, scarcity into abundance, and prove that the most dangerous thing in America isn't a collapse—it's a community that refuses to quit.Find me on Freecycle—I'll be the one trading heirloom seeds for shotgun shells. 🔥♻️ #OffGridOrDie #WasteIsTreasure

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Woodworking projects

Key to Succeeding in Woodworking Projects

Woodworking Projects and Plans for Beginners

How to Make Money From Your Woodworking Projects

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