Bushcraft: Starting a fire with a magnifier lens
Description
here you can also find some tips to make charwood
Tags: Bushcraft,start a fire,charwood,birdnest,Fire,Holiday,Camping,snow,Weekend,Survival
Video Transcription
hi this value is a full of good fibers that we can you we can use if you guys I wanted to show you this piece of wood because this is the perfect type of punky wood that you can use to make a shark would necessary to start your fire you reckon can I recognize it because it's a soft and attached really soft you see when you find the wood like this it's perfect to make a chart would perfect you see the spine is a full fiber fine fibers that we can use to start our fire we can use this material in combination with the dry grass and we put it inside like this okay can we use the chocolate or the chart would start a fire in the user piece of chart would start off I get you talk to Justin to you just have to find the right angle and point the money for lens in no time what unit you put it beside fibers just give it a while and you start start you see smoke is between the very much but the concept is that
now we take the funky wood that we found found before we put it here inside stila camp and we put it here inside the file after a while we see the results come out of that and that's one when the process is the starting when you use there's no to make a coffee or to boil the water you better crisis press it very well
it's really a killer I for good as I said many times and you can see it in my other videos in winter I almost use the reverse Pied arrive every time because I don't have to niversity every moment and keep it keeps going for a more than an hour at least for all the time I need to to get other wood so if I want to leave it alone for a while especially in winter when accidental fire is not a problem because you can see snow every everywhere around you can leave it for a few moments while you find some Underwood's if you need it as you can see you can you can seem much smoke coming out from it anymore so you can take it out from the fire and leave it the article down and you have to wait before I open it that the inside of it as a whole down because if you cannot be flown open it right now it will burn in a contact with the oxygen of the atmosphere
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