FLINT AND STEEL FIRE!!! Survival Skills Challenge Level 2!!!
Published 2024-04-12
In my toolbox I've earned a knife, a steel striker, chert and char cloth. With damp conditions can I succeed or will this be my point of failure??? Watch to find out!
All Comments (7)
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Ahhh... persistence! Love seeing that!β€οΈ
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Also tearing your char cloth to expose the frizzy edges helps. Quartz can be hard work being a softer mohs hardness. Also the sharpest edges possible.π₯π₯π₯ good on you for having ago. Persistence. We learn from every fire. πππ₯π₯π₯ππππͺ¨πͺ¨πͺ¨πΊπ²πΊπ²πΊπ²π―π―π―πππππππππ Welcome to Flint and Steel brother. Spend more time learning your materials and Technique. You will be a pro in no time. Well done great camera work. And good video. You should get into Flint and asteel Saturdays. Take care and keep it burning.β€β€β€π₯π₯π₯πΊπ²πΊπ²πΊπ²π―π―π―ππ€ππππππππ Thanks from New Zealand ππΏπΏπΏπ₯π₯π₯ππ
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Great job on overcoming
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You are having trouble getting your birds nest to catch fire because you put your charcloth in it loosely. The heat does not get trapped and does not build up as much. It is much easier if you hold the birds nest in your hands while blowing and close it around your charcloth.
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may I suggest, first off, don't be stingy with your char cloth, go big, unless you are forced to conserve your resources more is better. Second, hold your tinder bundle in your hands and blow into flame and then place that flaming bundle into your fire-lay, far more efficient and easy to do?
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Lol I do filnt and steel sometimes
