5 second ember in the frost- fire by friction hand drill.

[NewForestBushcraft]

well done dale that's quick!! just shows hand drill should not be overlooked as a fire by friction method in this country, bow drill is very popular but you show how hand drill can be used with less materials than the bow drill!.

well done mate!  Rich.GG

[ROBwithaB]

That's pretty quick, especially for such cold conditions.

[Hirt1026]

You ask so what do you think. I think i hate you for making that look easy. LOL Great video brother.

[Nativesurvival]

Alan Halcon has the current record with an ember with hand drill at 2 secs..

He used Sotol and Mule fat..

; )

-Mitch

[Nativesurvival]

@Nativesurvival Oh and great job bro!

-Mitch

[sutrar]

Whoaaa! Thumbs up!

[flamefinger1989]

bloody hell dale justas i think i am getting good you do this

[BoIwar]

nice job

[ArtisanTony]

nice one!

[LearnBushcraft]

@hobo59 Ha ha, Yes thanks... it is amazing. It has one of the lowest ignition points of any fire by friction wood.

[hobo59]

@LearnBushcraft I wonder how many of the Survival school instructors are cheating ? Using this wood and giving their student look alike wood to learn on like Maple. LOL

[KonstantinKuehn]

are you fucking kidding me! how is anyone this good! i can barely get the hand drill to work!

[snaponjohn100]

WOW!!! What kinds of wood did you use for fire board, spindle??

[PartisonConfederate]

lol yea, jumping in there with dry stuff can make a difference. No offence, I can do the same thing right now with zero problems. Pick up some wet wood, or do it with the material around you and I will have respect.

[IHatchetJack]

@PartisonConfederate Watch his other videos before trolling.

Respect is definitely due to this fellow.

[hobbexp]

@IHatchetJack

i agree

[EconoChallenge]

@PartisonConfederate Man. You really needed to watch at least one other video before that comment.

[KonstantinKuehn]

@EconoChallenge lol yeah...

[LearnBushcraft]

@PartisonConfederate Yes of course it does. I can do it after dunking my kit in water but then, using a special drilling technique, it takes about 5 mins.. no where near 5 seconds. Are you going to upload a vid of a fast ember? I always like a challenge!

[jmaza2000]

@PartisonConfederate You're a cock, no offence. I have seen Mr Collett pick up wet - as in soaking wet - materials on several occasions and crank out an ember, often with tiny little drills in the most appalling weather conditions. He makes clear in this video description what materials he's using. I too look forward to watching your own video upload showing us all how it's done, if you've got the balls to put your money where your mouth is.

[betterthanmcgyver]

nice, very jealous! what kind of wood are you using? is it hazel? and where did you get acquire the rattan?

[hobbexp]

hehehe,, that is really fast, the world record with bow drill ( into flame. ) 7 1/5 seconds. 1937. i think you can beat it with your hand drill.

fredde

[LearnBushcraft]

@hobbexp Thanks... maybe i should give it a go. I have amazing tinder here to try!! The materials are the key to it all!

[EconoChallenge]

@LearnBushcraft I would love to see you beat that with a hand drill! I think my best time is oh ... 10 minutes with the bow.

[MrCableguyken]

@hobbexp fastest with a hand drill is 2 seconds, with a hot board...im down to 8 seconds to a coal with the bowdrill, after the hole is married.

[Prepare2Survive]

sotol is amazing stuff

[johncajunmanbrown]

wow! tell us your secret!

[jimsehub]

Nice job, gentlemen.