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Just found a new subreddit folks of a permie mindset would enjoy, so enjoy! r/SurplusEngineering

 
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Surplus Engineering is all about taking things that are already manufactured (surplus), and engineering them into something useful. Ideas for projects and sources for materials are encouraged to be shared!

http://www.reddit.com/r/SurplusEngineering/

hope its ok to post it here, I've heard paul mention reddit and I guess he talked me into it. (I've found it's much cooler after you remove some the default subreddits by setting up an account in 5 seconds.)
 
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Cool, I just subscribed. There's tons of awesome reddits. /r/frugal, /r/permaculture, and /r/selfsufficiency are some of my favorites.
 
It wasn't my idea to go to some crazy nightclub in the middle of nowhere. I just wanted to stay home and cuddle with this tiny ad:
Wild Homesteading - Work with nature to grow food and start/build your homestead
https://permies.com/t/96779/Wild-Homesteading-Work-nature-grow
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