Excellent Vid! I normally use the tepee method, but tried this type a few days ago, and was very impressed. Within five minutes the flame was up and roaring. Thanks.
The point of a Log cabin fire is that it burns longer, and it burns like a candle, so you start the fire from the top, you need to build a mini Teepee style fire on top of the thing...
my first thought while watching this was: is there anyone out there who really needs to spend 6 minutes watching how to do something as unbelievably simple as taking a match and lighting some wood for a fire,,,, and then I am thinking yes probably is someone does need to watch this guy light a fire with his cottonballs and log cabin method than it should probably be even longer because they must be really thick in the head!
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why don't you use petrol and a lighter it get it lit much faster than your meth od and you don't need to use a lot of petrol to get it going just a drop will do and a sheet of newspaper
nice method of making your fire but I think that your sweedish fire steel is the best but scriping it with a knife is not good because you might dill the blade and its not very good for the knife, Good Vid tho
Depends on what kind of wood you use and what you mean by staying lit. The one I built would probably have a flame coming off it for a good 30 minutes if I didn't add any more wood, plus it would smolder for a good while longer.
No need to say sorry. Your the one teaching us
Tommyjai21 1 year ago
Get off the line, THERE'S A TRAIN COMIN' !
loki1066 1 year ago
Excellent Vid! I normally use the tepee method, but tried this type a few days ago, and was very impressed. Within five minutes the flame was up and roaring. Thanks.
aimforthe7thchakra 1 year ago
5:43 "...as you can see once you get the first little FART lit the rest of it lights by its self." #lol
cbtorneros 1 year ago
The point of a Log cabin fire is that it burns longer, and it burns like a candle, so you start the fire from the top, you need to build a mini Teepee style fire on top of the thing...
EnergyDog23 1 year ago
what king of wood was that?
gnomehater63 1 year ago
@gnomehater63 Random stuff from my yard, so probably some walnut, pecan, and maple.
goingprepared 1 year ago
@goingprepared Some people would shoot you (not literally.. figuratively) for using that stuff just to burn. Lol.
Raidfreak 6 months ago
my first thought while watching this was: is there anyone out there who really needs to spend 6 minutes watching how to do something as unbelievably simple as taking a match and lighting some wood for a fire,,,, and then I am thinking yes probably is someone does need to watch this guy light a fire with his cottonballs and log cabin method than it should probably be even longer because they must be really thick in the head!
1overthehillsfaraway 1 year ago
What knife was that?
icychap 1 year ago
This is a good way to start a fire it is the same method i used to burn down my school in'87 :-)
jimbob3514 2 years ago
I just received my 6 inch by .5 fire steel this Friday very cool works just as described
keneyed209 2 years ago
Baby Baby Baby House
darwouine 2 years ago
i actually tried this method and it is awesome! thanks!
Guitar4God1 2 years ago
A campfire not a forestfire, good modo.
MrGrimmv2 2 years ago 3
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why don't you use petrol and a lighter it get it lit much faster than your meth od and you don't need to use a lot of petrol to get it going just a drop will do and a sheet of newspaper
danielpeters101 2 years ago
He could also use a flamethrower.
You sir, have completely missed the point of this sort of video.
SrJoben 2 years ago 6
nice method of making your fire but I think that your sweedish fire steel is the best but scriping it with a knife is not good because you might dill the blade and its not very good for the knife, Good Vid tho
lucky7biker 3 years ago
I definitely agree, which is why I used the spine (back) of the knife.
goingprepared 3 years ago 2
train lol. nice video
xXhighwolfXx 3 years ago
Depends on what kind of wood you use and what you mean by staying lit. The one I built would probably have a flame coming off it for a good 30 minutes if I didn't add any more wood, plus it would smolder for a good while longer.
goingprepared 3 years ago
how long that shit stay light with out any more wood
silvertondevil12 3 years ago
i always used to call this design the "oven" style fire... rather than "cabin"
tylermanchesteruntd 3 years ago
Good video!
You could also try wrapping a piece of cotton on a small stick, which makes it a little easier to get the fire into the pit. 5/5
robinkoeman 3 years ago
u shuld puy ur web address on the side as a hyper link...
for lazy people like me ^^
skiller0k 3 years ago
Done :)
goingprepared 3 years ago