We’re not going to lie to you. When first viewing this video we sort of turned our head to a side and said “Really?” but the more we watched the more fascinated we became. As a matter of fact, we could not stop watching after a while!
We were a little skeptical about the shoe-glue hack at first but really, when you think about it, we will eventually get into a situation where food and clothing will become bartering tools.
Having a nice stash of homemade glue shoe slip-ons might be worth their weight in gold! People will always need something to cover their feet in years to come, especially after the grid goes down and the shoes they were wearing for months give out! Keep a bunch hidden away just in case!
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That is a very affordable 3D printer.
Arts and crafts?
Horseshit
You don’t think taking $12.99 worth of glue stick, $1.55 of electricity, and 2 hours of your time to make a set of flip-flops worth less than $1.00 is worthy of being a Die Hard Survivor tip?
Tim Tibbles
If you are in for a 12 min video give it a click.
That is an awful lot of work for a flip flop! Seems like a survival website wouldn’t concern themselves with a “Pinterest” type post. If we have to resort to making our own shoes, we probably won’t have electrical energy, or the time to waste on making glue crafts!
I can’t believe this was posted on this site and that I actually watched it. C’mon! And based on the fingernails I’m having trouble believing this is a dude!
I used contact cement on mine, two weeks ago and still holding.