Awesome!! I love seeing anyone get into flint and steel...Outside of a lighter, it really is the most reliable fire starter. I was super lucky when I first tried as I used a thick bath towel for charcloth and a piece of broken 3/8 in thick file (thank you Great-Grandpa for saving it!) that I smoothed out one side of for steel with just some agate I found. Flint and steel sparks are much less hot than a ferro rod spark, so every advantage you can get helps! No commercially made flint and steel kits have come close to what I stumbled on...Anyway, love it! Great vid brother, I look forward to more.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting on my video!! I really appreciate it!! Yeah I really want to get a nice piece of flint and I have seen people break a piece of a old file and use it as a striker. Thank you again brother. Take care and stay safe
@@pareloader5989 the file is so much better than any commercial fancy flint and steel kit I've found. You can literally pick up a piece of quartz or chert off the roadside and bang a sharp edge on it with the file, then start a fire. I've tried new thinner files and they didn't work as well...perhaps the steel was just better back in the day but I think more surface area to create a spark helps too. Lol, I could go on and on...No need for thanks my friend. You present information in a way that everyone could benefit from!
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Loved it. Good job!
Thank you for commenting and watching my video! Really appreciate it! Hope that you will try it! Take care and stay safe! PA
Awesome Video! keep them coming!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome!! I love seeing anyone get into flint and steel...Outside of a lighter, it really is the most reliable fire starter. I was super lucky when I first tried as I used a thick bath towel for charcloth and a piece of broken 3/8 in thick file (thank you Great-Grandpa for saving it!) that I smoothed out one side of for steel with just some agate I found. Flint and steel sparks are much less hot than a ferro rod spark, so every advantage you can get helps! No commercially made flint and steel kits have come close to what I stumbled on...Anyway, love it! Great vid brother, I look forward to more.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting on my video!! I really appreciate it!! Yeah I really want to get a nice piece of flint and I have seen people break a piece of a old file and use it as a striker. Thank you again brother. Take care and stay safe
@@pareloader5989 the file is so much better than any commercial fancy flint and steel kit I've found. You can literally pick up a piece of quartz or chert off the roadside and bang a sharp edge on it with the file, then start a fire. I've tried new thinner files and they didn't work as well...perhaps the steel was just better back in the day but I think more surface area to create a spark helps too. Lol, I could go on and on...No need for thanks my friend. You present information in a way that everyone could benefit from!
@@woodscrafter1971 thank you so much. I do have old files. Will definitely be making the kit. PA
I guess I've got to make some. Good demo. Mike.
Thanks for checking out my video! Yeah if you do any hiking or bushcrafting and you have a little just in case kit, add some to your kit. Works great.
Great Video Brother I really enjoyed this one
Thanks so much Chris! Glad you liked it! You take care and stay safe my brother!
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Good information and great video buddy
Hey G23! Thank you. Hope your having a great day! Catch you on one of the next live streams. Stay safe my brother!
This information on this video is very helpful. Thank you PA!
Thanks brother
Great job dude! 😉🥰
Thanks for commenting and watching my video brother! Really appreciate it!
Thanks man.