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Our portable field stove in action in the field.

🇺🇦 Cutting parts for our portable field stoves out of sheet metal on a plasma cutter at a local metal shop. This video is to complement our previous post on the process of manufacturing our portable field stove. Here is the original post about the manufacturing process: June…Read more: 🇺🇦 Cutting parts for our portable field stoves out of sheet metal on a plasma…

This post is dedicated to our portable field stove design. It is fairly light-weight, portable, takes almost no space when disassembled (the design is IKEA-style, lie-flat) and can be assembled in a minute with no tools required. We buy sheet metal and local metal shop cuts them…Read more: This post is dedicated to our portable field stove design. It is fairly…

Continuing our series of "How volunteers make stuff", this post is about making rain ponchos. The design of these raincoats allows to convert them into make-shift tents. The ponchos have grommets and drawstrings that allow to stretch them between trees to create a mini-roof in…Read more: Continuing our series of "How volunteers make stuff", this post is about making…

Today we have purchased three more 250m rolls of fabric for making camouflage nets.

We have received a number of questions about how the volunteers are making certain articles like camouflage nets, rain coats, field stoves, etc. We will try to cover these over time, starting right now with the camouflage nets. The following series of photos describe the overall…Read more: We have received a number of questions about how the volunteers are making…

A sapper battalion is heading out to the front line in the south. We have provided 35 rain coats to them. I hope this is going to help them do their job of demining fields and villages more easily.

Sergey just returned from Chasiv Yar, a city close to Bakhmut. A couple weeks ago volunteers organized a charity fair to raise funds for defenders. They collected around ₴160,000 (about $5,800 CAD). This money was used to buy 2 Starlink terminals, a notebook, night vision device…Read more: Sergey just returned from Chasiv Yar, a city close to Bakhmut. A couple weeks…

We have sent 30 more raincoats to a medic training facility in Dnipro region. New recruits are finishing their training and are heading to the front soon and will need these coats to help do their job in the field more effectively.

The aftermath of the destruction of Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant dam on the Dnipro river. Significant areas downstream are completely flooded.

10 armor carrier vests, 25 rain coats and 5 camouflage nets have been sent to the 31st brigade of the National Guard. All of the items were hand-made by volunteers from the materials we had purchased.

Sergey visited Zaporizhzhia and delivered over three hundred 3D-printed parts for drones, to be delivered to one of brigades in Huliaipole region. On the way back he loaded his car with food supplies, including pasta, cereal, sugar, flower and others. These will be distributed…Read more: Sergey visited Zaporizhzhia and delivered over three hundred 3D-printed parts…