Building a flame thrower is a fairly easy and relatively cheap way to add to your arsenal for the SHTF moment.

As always, with these types of projects, this is not “child's play.” Follow the safety advice and instructions completely, no exceptions, remember this is truly playing with fire and use your own common sense.

You'll want to begin with an air compressor…..

Step One:
You’ll want to remove the regulator, and fill in the space with a brass plug.

Step Two:
Tap a hole in the bottom of the compressor to add fittings.

Step Three:
Run a host from the valve and fit the end with an internal check valve.

Step Four:
Connect the internal check valve to a diesel nozzle.

Step Five:
Remove the spout and add a pipe running down to a tip and hose

Step Six:
Run a hose with a nozzle to a fuel tank tapped with a valve and fitting like this. Fill up your tank with tiki torch fuel!

Step Seven:
Spark up and start throwing flames!

Your own flame thrower in a doomsday scenario is yet one more way you can protect your family, supplies and property.

This is particularly important if normal civil structure has broken down; as we have seen recently, things can go from bad to worse in a matter of mere moments.

Having this tool on hand could be critical to your safekeeping and survival and that of your family. NO ONE will come anywhere near you with this thing.

To see the complete instructions, plus photos for reference, please visit Survival Life.