Great video - and I like the use of dried punk wood - not seen that before! Using char cloth / charred material + birds nest is another arrow in the fire quiver
Yes it is. You need dry tinder and don't try in the snow. Put something lime a big piece of bark or if you have any kind of plate or bowl you can warm with body heat to use as a base. Block wind as much as possible. It is a skill that takes more time to learn than striking a match or using a lighter.
@@sciencediscoverysanimalenc8572 ok but i have 2 questions for u. I already tried those techniques but: 1) did you use a natural tinder found in the nature not something you brought? 2) did u use the magnifying glass of your sak? Thank u
@@deskgamesix don't let the state or algorithm decide your emotions, it's easy to get lost in our own echo chambers and not even realize how emotionally reactive you are to a strangers comment. My comment was pretty straightforward and I'm comfortable where I stand on it, but if you continue to spit vitriol, I'll have to report your comment and end any avenue where a reasonable conversation can be had.
Great video - and I like the use of dried punk wood - not seen that before! Using char cloth / charred material + birds nest is another arrow in the fire quiver
Muchas gracias, tu contenido es el mejor en todo youtube. Porque es real y enfocado. 💯
Well made video, excellent demonstration. 🌞🔥 Thank you very much. 👏👍
What about the older Victorinox magnifier with the gray frame? That has a smaller lens, but it is glass, not plastic. Does it work as well?
Jony Fire -
What brand is that black pocket magnifier; and what is its magnification?
new knive ;] Champion ;]
I edc this knife (black scales though)
Is it possible to start a fire with magnifier glass during winter time?
i don't think so....but we should try it. I tried to make fire last summer (it was on july) and i failed... So in winter, good luck
Yes it is. You need dry tinder and don't try in the snow. Put something lime a big piece of bark or if you have any kind of plate or bowl you can warm with body heat to use as a base. Block wind as much as possible. It is a skill that takes more time to learn than striking a match or using a lighter.
@@sciencediscoverysanimalenc8572 ok but i have 2 questions for u. I already tried those techniques but:
1) did you use a natural tinder found in the nature not something you brought?
2) did u use the magnifying glass of your sak?
Thank u
@@nicolasalexandre8159 Yes I use natural tinder but I put it inside a pocket inside my coat to warm it up. I did use the magnifier on my SAK.
Quit moving the focal point around and it will work much quicker.
Okay what is with the background noises in your video
He isn't talking so why don't you just mute it, Sensitive Sarah?
@@deskgamesix don't let the state or algorithm decide your emotions, it's easy to get lost in our own echo chambers and not even realize how emotionally reactive you are to a strangers comment. My comment was pretty straightforward and I'm comfortable where I stand on it, but if you continue to spit vitriol, I'll have to report your comment and end any avenue where a reasonable conversation can be had.
@@deskgamesix I hope you have a better day man, I mean that earnestly
Thanks!