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Probably easier to just scavenge stuff, if you're fortunate enough to survive the initial fallout/disruption from say a nuclear war there's going to be a lot of
by NegativeLatency 4y ago
Probably easier to just scavenge stuff, if you're fortunate enough to survive the initial fallout/disruption from say a nuclear war there's going to be a lot of stuff and not so many people.
David Gingery's book "Build your own metalworking shop from scrap" is a very fun read though
- jjk166 4y agoThere will be lots of stuff, but what are the odds that exactly the thing you need will be available and in working condition? If you can make something entirely from scratch, you can make any subset of it from scratch. More generally, developing the means to do something yourself gives you a much deeper understanding than simply utilizing someone else's solution.
- NegativeLatency 4y agoSure I’m just saying smelting ore would probably not be necessary as there would be lots of iron aluminum etc laying around for casting for example
- blackboxlogic 4y agoThis is "Primitive Technology". It sounds like you're looking for a "Post-Apocalypse Technology" series. I would watch that as well.