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DIY Tiny House

EDC lovers rejoice, you can now purchase this how-to manual ($99) in PDF format to build your own tiny house on wheels! Built on a 16 foot trailer, the Bunk Box is a unique energy-efficient tiny house with 125 square feet on the main floor, and an additional 72 square feet in the sleeping loft. The plans include clear instructions and detailed drawings of the interior and exterior, suggested materials, electrical plan, product details, and trailer connection details, to help you create your custom made portable home.      



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VERMICULAR CAST IRON SYSTEM

The new Vermicular Cast Iron System aims to combine ancient know-how with modern induction cooking possibilities. The story behind this cooking system goes all the way back to the mid 30s when the Hijikata family, the founders, created a cast iron factory. The unique material has the potential to enhance whatever you cook because of its ability to evenly disperse temperature and preserve moisture, plus you may set it on an open fire (mushikamado style) or in an oven...
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