Any cheap hobbies?

>>18666909
Whittling? Card tricks? Pirating PC games? Don't base your hobbies on the cheapest you can find it won't make you happy.

>>18666917
>>18666917
I'm poor so I'm happy with any hobbies I can try/keep doing. If it's expensive then there's no point doing it if I'm limited to my wallet.

However I do agree that cheaper isn't better.

>>18666909
Do you specifically mean diy stuff like you mention? O hobbies in general? Because loads of them do not require many stuff or anything at all.

Drawing, for example; If you really wanna save up, you can get a pencil, pencil sharpener and an eraser than head up to some print shops and just ask for a couple of A4's from each and learn how to draw from the internet.

You can do calisthenics which cost literally nothing. You can learn magic tricks with a 1$> deck of cards. You can listen to all sort of instructions and lectures on youtube and git smort.
The world is your oyster man.

>>18666983
I want to make jerky and cook some food by making a solar oven. Is it worth it? I figure I can get pretty much everything by scanning though Craigslist.

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Buy my warhammer army please
Warhammer is cheap hobby

>>18667160
Don't hijack my thread because you want to sell me something. You're pretty much not going to have any buyers if you don't understand the wrong things you're doing right now. My advice is understand the value of what your selling and get it to your audience.

>>18666909
If you're into sports:
>jogging is as minimal as it gets
>swimming if you live near a lake
>soccer ball, few friends, bam you can play a match
>bodyweight strength training (there are programs for poorfags with no equipment)
>yoga, guided by youtube videos

If you wanna add some knowledge
>youtube podcasts on history
>some universities upload their courses on youtube, you basically get to listen to professors on cool stuff for example https://youtu.be/NNnIGh9g6fA

That's it, I've run out of ideas

>>18667199
What programs are available for poorfags? I got no equipment.

Want to know what you mean.

>>18666951
Writing. It'll cost you maybe 5 dollars and you could have endless hours of fun. You could write a story about someone who enjoys extremely expensive hobbies.

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>>18667191
Why Red Please buy it is good army Tau 2500 points make offer

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>>18667213
Something like this for example. You can add sprints for leg training. You can find tips or tutorials on how to make the equipment that's needed with cheap material that's at hand or if you're lucky there's a shoolyard or playground near you that has equipment usable for the exercises. Good way to become kinda strong and aesthetic. Totally worth it