How the vikings make fire with flint and steel - Lofotr Viking Museum (2006)

[TommyPisera]

I JUST MET GOD

[NWBushman]

Ravenslore Bushcraft. VERY cool website, pics & info!!!

Nicely done.

Thanks for sharing!

[kuyapanda1]

willie nelson!!!

[HikerJohn316]

Good video.

If you can't find a "prepared" steel cheep just buy a cheep file and break off a 4 inch (10cm) piece. You can smooth the edge by rubbing it on concrete or it witt wear down sommth with use.

[geirarej]

The steel we make it at the museums reconstructed viking smithy. Flint just from the nature itself..

[Contraltissimo]

Very informative!  THanks for posting this! ^_^

[captainkirk5100]

go to  flintandsteel.webs.com

[TalvellaMaa]

I found someone who sells viking firestarters, but they wanted $40 for it, which is a ripoff. All it is is a bent piece of high carbon steel. NOT worth $40! I can find scraps for free like that at a steel mill!

[MrIDeeDee]

Nice..

To get a Viking or medieval fire-steel try searching under re-enactment suppliers. That's how I got mine.

[nedeepak]

Hope his beard doesn't catch fire.

[sergeantsailorman]

Nice demo. But I absolutely love your little anvil and anvil base. If I owned that, it would be priceless to me.

[ghostofthewoods]

Use this way whenever I can, now passed on to my Grandchildren, they love it. Al.

[TalvellaMaa]

Interesting video. I've been trying to get a viking style fire-steel, but I cant seem to find one.

[kingolaf99]

Good strike! It takes practice to be able to do it on the first try.

[Beatbox0]

Wow, nice.

Cool style too.. (u)

[lineerlay]

Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge and this great explanation!

This way of making fire is different to the one I knew before, but it works much better than hitting the steel with the stone.

Thank you!

[noonoobaggins]

Very well done, great instruction on fire making.

I love the setting, the smithy, cool.

Thanks for uploading and sharing.

[nj4x4fever2]

Nicely Done, thanks for sharing!