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  1. DIY - Do It Yourself
    A neat fire maker I found. Def gonna try this one out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkWJdWGdgaM :thumb:
  2. Vendor Deals
    Hi all. I just wanted to share a fire kit I put together from stuff we have in the shop. Every time I go backpacking here in NC, it rains on me. And when it's not raining, the humidity is 80%, so I usually have a hard time finding good kindling. I designed this kit to overcome these challenges...
  3. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    Ok, I have been using this for a few years now and it has done me pretty good. Its just one of many fire making methods that I use. I made a quick video vs using pics and text because its just easier to learn from a video for most people. How to make a waterproof match with a customizable...
  4. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    I've taken to compiling what I believe would make good tinder now every chance I get. Working on a construction site, I have tons of sawdust that I can take. I also just got a batch of bamboo brush that seems to catch a flame quick, but burn slowly so I'm looking into seeing if I can store...
  5. Disaster Preparedness General Discussion
    I was thinking the piezoelectric ignitor from a lighter could be an awesome EDC as it provides a virtually infinite amount of electrical discharges for firestarting. A man tested the piezoelectric crystal from a standard BBQ lighter and it "sparked" 111,000 times before it stopped working, and...
  6. Reviews & Questions For Vendors
    Kevin has another video demonstration out. Its how to light a fire with only lint, and firestarter sticks. Pretty cool The firestarter stick (or rather piece of one) can be found at this link: http://www.readypro.biz/fire-starters.html
  7. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    Made a few styles of firestarter today.I have found that jute string lights with a firesteel right away.So I decided to make a couple different firestarters and incorperate jute into all of them.I started a fire with one last night and was really surprised how well these got a fire going...
  8. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    I love a good firestarter. Especially a good homemade, easy firestarter. A buddy told me this cupcake recipe. Take a muffin tin and place your cupcake liners like you normally would if you were making muffins or cupcakes. now place a small amount of dryer lint at the base of each cupcake. Then...
  9. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    I own 2 magnesium firestarters, and scraping the shavings is the dreaded part. It just simply takes too long. Is there any kind of tool or technique which can make this process a whole lot quicker??? :o:
  10. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    I've been using a magnesium firestarter for over a year now, and it still doesn't cease to amaze me on how reliable and effective they really are. Such a simple concept really: a simple bar of magnesium, and a rib of ferrocerium. It is easy for a 14 year old like myself to use it, as well as...
  11. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    Just curious as to what kind of matches everyone carries. I personally like Diamond strike-anywhere matches for good old camp matches, but for survival and emergencies, I use Storm matches. Does anyone know where I can find strike anywhere matches in florida??? I can only find them in Alabama...
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