#zombie prepper

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Organise Your Shelter!

One of the key ingredients for your survival, in the event of a zombie pandemic, is a secure shelter that is of course zombie-proof. I am not here to tell you to start shopping for an underground bunker… how miserable. I believe that a solidly built house above the ground would be a much safer option because you can see what is happening and will know if danger is at your front door. A new printer designed by Professor Behrock Khoshnevis uses concrete and polymer resin to construct a house. Khoshnevis believes that the average size home could be designed and completed in 20 hours. The beauty of this technology is that firstly the material used is stronger than the ordinary concrete currently used to build homes. The concrete-polymer combination can stand 10,000 pounds per square inch of pressure. Secondly the CAD designed home can take on any form.

  Ideally, you want your shelter to be off the ground, since hypothetically zombies are unable to climb. So a home designed on a post or suspended by wires would be the most viable solutions. It may also be an option to build a home in a body of water. Creating a home on a post in the ocean is not only safe but also great for the environment. The material is the same currently used by scientists to regenerate coral reefs. The post of your shelter could become a new colony of coral, which in turn attracts sea life…dinner. These printers are a godsend for us preppers. I am certainly not telling you to invest in one of these printers, as they would be extremely expensive and impractical. However, I do recommend that you consider investing in the services they offer. After all they are estimated to cost 25 percent less than the manual construction of a home.

  Happy Prepping.

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Printing Your Food

For my fellow preppers and me one of our primary concerns is food and water supply. What if I told you that you would never have to miss the taste of a delicious pizza or a decadent piece of chocolate during a zombie pandemic? Fortunately thanks to the 3D printing breakthroughs of the Chefjet Pro and Foodini. I know the printers are not perfect yet however they are quite capable of delivering a delicious meal or treat to satisfy our cravings.

The Chefjet Pro, due for release later this year, is a confectionary printer capable of printing sugar based candy and chocolate. While it may satisfy the irresistible cravings for chocolate and sugar I would not recommend that you add it to your survival kit. The product has little nutrition and would not provide you with enough energy to survive.

The Foodini printer however is a different story. With a prototype now completed, it has been revealed that the Foodini printer is capable of printing an entire meal from pizza and pasta to hamburgers. Don’t believe me check this out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jF-XAjMmhKQ The current model requires fresh ingredients to be prepared in a blender before being placed in the printing cartridges. So while it may be able to print a meal for us we would still need to store the ingredients necessary for the meal. In an ideal situation Natural Machines would release a range of cartridges with dehydrated recipes that could be printed by adding water. We can only hope that a solution becomes available sooner rather than later.

Happy Prepping.

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Hi my name is Pete Fitzpatrick. I am a zombie apocalypse prepper. I believe the world, as we know it will soon be sent into chaos. Due to the ease of travel across oceans the barrier from disease has been broken and in turn provides no protection against a zombie pandemic. Already we have seen wordwide zombie like outbursts. In 2012 security footage captured a man, identified as Rudy Eugene, devouring another man’s face. While officers attempted to stop the man he continued until he was shot in the head. Reports of similar attacks rose in the following months. These attacks are only proof that it is no longer a question of if but a question of when.

I have dedicated the majority of my life to preparing for a zombie apocalypse scenario. Over the years I have collected food and water supplies as well as weaponry, armour and power sources such as generators and batteries. In recent years I was introduced the new and promising technology of 3D printing. The prospect of what this technology is capable of leaves me feeling confident of survival in the impending doom of a zombie pandemic. Already we have witnessed the release of 3D printers that can print food and guns. Through this page I will be keeping fellow preppers updated with 3D printing evolution and providing my recommendations for which ones to add to your collection.

  Happy Prepping