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Great video on cache! Just a couple of tips for this process if you'll have them. Use a chop saw with a pvc vinyl blade and cut slow. If you have a shop vac available, rig it up and catch the majority of those clingers. The primer is basically your sand paper for the joints and catalyst for the bonding/fusing of the parts. Test fit your pieces and use a pencil to trace the overlapps. Don't prime or glue past those lines. Leave a 1/4" of pipe visible. When gluing, do the same. There will be residual/extra glue that presses down with the cap and clean out to the line. Rotate the pieces you are bonding together ever so slightly when connecting, and you can feel the fuse happening. Hold them tight together for about 15-30 seconds. It's pretty weird, but you'll notice a tendency of the fitting and pipe trying to push back or rebound. Don't let it. Once the main sections are fused together, then just scuff as you did and prime and paint. The only other advice I have, lol, is to use a product called RECTOR SEAL.... comes in a white tube for pvc threads or any paste compound instead of the Teflon tape. It really fills the threads and will not ever leak. But it is removable and works 100 percent of the time to make your cache tube impervious to the elements. Teflon tape alone works well if there is no risk of the cache being submerged. If burying in the ground is your goal, use the paste. You will be pissed to find your beans, bullets, cash, guns, etc, wet and ruined. I've tested cache tubes in the ground, in lakes, rivers, in trees, everywhere. The paste is non-hardening Teflon infused and even the critters won't eat through it. Love the videos and just sharing from personal experience. Also, I have installed miles of plumbing

@justpain365

Жыл бұрын

Mr brown sir that push back I noticed b4, your break down was exemplary ty sir for taking the time..

@AquaTech225

Жыл бұрын

The primer isn’t needed. Long as the joints are cleaned with the cleaner an properly cleaned pushed on with a little rotation. It isn’t coming loose. And only needs to be held for a short moment before locking in place. Contracted many many pools to be built over the years pressure testing them all for 24 hours. Nothing wrong with the primer. But definitely not needed

@benjaminbrown1179

Жыл бұрын

@@AquaTech225 never used the primer myself at the outerbanks when installing the plumbing for the heated pools. You're correct that it's just for cleaning the pipe. Here in central n.c. dirt hurts.

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

Thank You Very Much For All This Information! I Deeply Appreciate It As I believe everyone that reads it will!

I have several of these buried. If you live in an area with a high water table, or bury them in an area prone to flooding, place your items in the container as usual. Then fill the cache with playground sand and some desiccant packets to reduce the buoyancy of the cache.

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

Thank You For Sharing This Matt! I discussed this during the class I taught at the OSSBC.

Made same thing about 5'5" as a rod case. Got some frowns driving across the border! Now it has a ton of fishing stickers on it.

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

Outstanding!!!

Do you have a video going over what you like to put in your caches? Where, why, and how you set them out and about would be cool to hear from someone who uses them!

@boonedockery7220

2 ай бұрын

Yes! kzread.info/dash/bejne/a3ualbCin9bAd6w.html&ab_channel=Boonedockery

I wanted to get a Safe Deposit Box to store copies of my important files and documents, but then I saw the cost and how rare they are now. I figure I would be much better off burying them! Thanks for the detailed video!

Beautiful. I build the same way. I always think of the scene from Stand By Me when Vern is searching for pennies buried under porch😂😂😂. I could literally add over a month to survival with my caches. 🙏 it never gets to that. Also extremely valuable for bartering. Great to see you. Loved the glasses. D😎🇺🇸🤙

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

Thank You Brother! That's a great scene from a great movie! Love It! I have been upping my game on my preps over the past couple months and these demos are going to be filled and placed soon. Currently, things aren't looking good. If things go south, there are a lot of folks that are going to be blind sided and will be completely unprepared. I've been doing a good bit of bartering lately. It's far better than cash purchasing. The glasses are now a necessity. My Optometrist informed me that I have some UV damage to both of my eyes and I have to wear my glasses all the time. They are transition lenses with high UV protection. I've needed reading glasses for a while and my distance vision was "okay" enough to not need glasses. But now, I'm wearing them! I gotta protect my peepers!

@hangtough503

Жыл бұрын

@@boonedockery7220 without our vision we’re at the mercy of others. I lost my glasses and have adapted back to being blurry. Whole new world when you can see clearly. Kinda scary actually 😂😂😂D🇺🇸😎🤙

Great video. Thank You.

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

Thank You very Much!

Smaller pieces of PVC can be used to make buttons arrowhead fishing gouges I’ve even used a piece of it and made a frog gig In a really great video

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

It's a very versatile material! You can use a heat gun and reshape it as well!

I've been wanting to try this sort of thing for various objects for awhile. Thanks!

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Brother! It would be a fun project to do with Ben!

Great job. With high water table here, I use any of the liquid, paste, or spray flex seal products to seal outside. Can be a pain to open, but my stuff inside container is still good. 👍😁

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

Thank You! That is an excellent strategy! During the class I taught, I discussed avoiding flood prone areas for placement. For most caches, they will be exhumed, contents used, and the refilled and replaced. It's definitely worth the effort to bust the seal to access dry contents when you need them!

Excellent! I’ve done this before. I need to make more.

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

Brother, Thank You! I made another batch after posting this video. Their use is looking to be more of a necessity than a precautionary practice.

Hi, FYI U put the tape on backwards. Go the other direction, starting out- working towards the beginning of the threads. This tightens the tape as the friction increases and gives a much better result. great vid.

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

Thank You Very Much for the info! I always learn more than I teach through this channel! This is much appreciated!

Great idea! I had seen something along the same lines quite a few years ago but I haven't thought about that since then and now it looks like it's a good thing to know with the state of things as they progress. Thanks again stay safe and may God bless.

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

Thank You Brother! It's beginning to look like caches are becoming more of a necessity than a precautionary measure. Gods blessings be upon you and yours!

Thank you for all of that information, Brother !!! Keep up the great work !!!

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

Thank You Very Much Brother! I'm trying to get back to it!

@thefucrew9865

Жыл бұрын

@@boonedockery7220, take your time. You need a break in-between missions.

Vaseline, cosmaline or axle grease will sort those threads.

@boonedockery7220

5 ай бұрын

Noted!👍

Must use dry beads imo... they sweat in my south. High heat &humidity however I love it john,esp the thickness.. keep em comin hope all is well as it can be, much love to the fam. K P.s.-been waitin on this one from ya😉

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

Thank You Brother Kyle! I transitioned from desiccant to a sock of rice. It takes more rice to do the job, but you can eat it when you empty the cache. As long as desiccant is still in bead form you can dry it and reuse it indefinitely. Most folks get small packets of desiccant in product packaging and throw them away. Just one of those sachets will keep up to a 3 liter container volume dry if packed correctly. And They're FREE!!!! Blessings to you and yours Brother!

excellent stuff 👍👍👍

@boonedockery7220

6 ай бұрын

Thank you 👍

nice to see you again hope all is well my friend.

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

Thank You! My family has been hit with another difficult challenge on top of what we're already dealing with. I'm taking everything day by day.

@geanhitchcock1170

Жыл бұрын

@@boonedockery7220 i can send hugs from my family to yours all from the heart

Loved the video! Reminds me of the cache I buried in 2015. I need to go back and check on it lol. Just curious what watch is that? Looks like a good bushcraft eatch. Love profile and subdued.

@boonedockery7220

7 ай бұрын

The watch is a Timex Expedition I picked up on sale from Wal-Mart more than 5 years ago. I own a Luminox SEALs watch (battery died after a year) and a SUUNTO (the battery died after two years). I found that all I need (and therefore want) is just a simple basic watch that works, it's tough, inexpensive and has a log battery life. I found everything in this Timex.

Shorter videos are better!

@boonedockery7220

6 ай бұрын

They are few and far between on my channel. I hope you like the few that I have and will produced.

I have had hardware store cashiers asking why I'm buying so many short sections of pipe and a whole mess of endcaps

@thefucrew9865

Жыл бұрын

Tell them that it is for gardening projects for a more vertical planting system.

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

😂🤣😅🤣😅 Inquiring Minds Want To Know!!!! 👍

@boonedockery7220

Жыл бұрын

@@thefucrew9865 OOoooooooo Youz A Thinka Youz Are!!!! Excellent advise!!!

@thefucrew9865

Жыл бұрын

@@boonedockery7220, Thank you, Brother. Just don't need people getting nosey about things we do, that need some semblance of secrecy.

@TUKByV

Жыл бұрын

"No idea. Boss asked me to pick these up today."