Archive for the ‘Fire Starting’ Category
Using flint as a knife and making fire with a "Bow Drill"- Ray Mears
Saturday, June 19th, 2010Quick Fire and Shelter in the Jungle-Mayke Hawke
Tuesday, February 16th, 2010Lighting a Fire in the Jungle "Bamboo Fire Saw"
Thursday, February 4th, 2010Coniferous shelter & feather stick, Ray Mears-Ultimate Bushcraft
Monday, January 25th, 2010Ray Mears shows us how to make a strong shelter in wet forest, and the right and wrong ways to strike a match.
Shelter & fire making in the wet jungle, Ray Mears -Ultimate Bushcraft
Sunday, January 17th, 2010Ray Mears gives some pointers on how to set up a quick shelter and start a fire in the wet rain forest.
Friction fire starting in the Desert, Ray Mears-Ultimate Bushcraft
Saturday, January 16th, 2010Ray Mears shows you how to start a fire in the desert using the friction method. This is similar to the “Bow Drill” method. It is ideal in a situation when you can’t obtain the necessary materials for the “Bow Drill”, like cord or rope, etc. The “Friction” method can take considerable more work than the other methods shown on Ultime BushCraft but it is a good idea to master it all the same.
A to Z of Bushcraft (F is for Fire by Flint)-Ultimate Bushcraft
Saturday, January 16th, 2010Starting a fire with basic tools, the flint and a piece of steel. Andrew explains how to make charcoal cloth and also tries out the modern version of flint and steel. http://www.azbushcraft.com
Surviving in cold conditions (A to Z of Bushcraft)-Ultimate Bushcraft
Saturday, January 16th, 2010Andrew travels to Norway to show you two extremely valuable skills to know when traveling in cold snowy conditions. He shows how to build a shelter, and build a fire to survive in the snow.
Fire Lighting in extreme conditions (A to Z of Bushcraft)-Ultimate Bushcraft
Saturday, January 16th, 2010Andrew shows you how to light a fire in harsh weather conditions using the bark from a Birch tree. He also gives top tips on using other items to get that fire going.