Intro
Intro: Water Proof Survival Pockets!
today i will show you how to make water proof pockets out of straws.
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Step 1: Chop the Straws!
chop the straws with scissors to the preferd size. make sure you allow the size of melting the ends!
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Step 2:
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Step 3: Melt!
put whatever you want in the straws and place on a metal plate. clamp the end and melt it until it shrivels up.you can use a soldering iron ...
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Step 4: Job Done!
have fun with these and make sure to put them in your survival bag.hope tis was a good little instructable thankyou bye.
Step 1: Chop the Straws!
chop the straws with scissors to the preferd size. make sure you allow the size of melting the ends!
Step 2:
Step 3: Melt!
put whatever you want in the straws and place on a metal plate.
clamp the end and melt it until it shrivels up.
you can use a soldering iron aswell.
clamp the end and melt it until it shrivels up.
you can use a soldering iron aswell.
Step 4: Job Done!
have fun with these and make sure to put them in your survival bag.
hope tis was a good little instructable thankyou bye.
hope tis was a good little instructable thankyou bye.
<p>When I was a wee lad, I would use straws like this for BBs. It made for a quick and easy reload of the ol Crossman.</p>
<p>thank you </p>
<p>thanks for the comment, be sure to vote for me ;)</p>
<p>those do not appear to be strike anywhere matches. Where is your striker to light them</p>
<p>hey thanks for the comment, the striker was placed in another tube and it was just for display.</p>
<p>Thought: You might want to push out some air before the last "melt". Doing this without pushing out as much air as possible at ~1000 ft above sea level then going 'outback' around 7000+ ft above sea level will create quite a positive pressure that could eventually rupture your seal.</p><p><br>But if this is just for your bug-out-bag you should be fine.</p>
<p>thanksjhonryan , i never thougt of that im sure to do it!</p>
