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[17hmr243]

nail polish remover is just dear way of buying acetone buy it in a paint shop or equivalent hardware store.

[cameraguy1968]

Alcohol swab will do the same job, cleans my knife with one rub.

[2KARGARAGE]

Great vid

[cougarbahia]

will the solid pine sap take a spark from flint/steel? karen

[willyzook]

Great tip! Thanks Rob! -Bill

[cadman6735]

I am watching from work with no sound, so if you video says please forgive.

What knife do you use at the very end of this vid? How long is the blade...

Thanks

[canteencorner]

@cadman6735 No problem, it is a Fallkniven F1 with Micarta Grips. The Blade is 3 3/4". It is made from VG10 Laminated Steel.

Thanks for Watching!

[recurveninja]

outdoors and camping FTW!

[survivalistguy]

Hey nice video. I see that you are working in conjunction with Mr. Canterbury from WildernessOutfitters. Has he moved his store to your site? I see that your store has what his did and I can't find a store link on his site, moving stuff over? Thanks for the vid, I subbed!

[canteencorner]

@survivalistguy Thanks man. We did move Daves products to my site. I have more I am adding this weekend too. Thanks for the Sub Brother!

Rob

[survivalistguy]

You're welcome, and thanks. I'm glad to see that the stuff is still available. I'm looking to buy one of the books, Tom Brown's Tracking Field Guide. You currently have no books on CanteenShop I think, but Dave still has a store page just for books on his site, can I still get it from him? Thanks!

[canteencorner]

@survivalistguy You can still buy books there, it is considered part of Daves school items, thats why they are on his site still. That book is on order and should be in by Wednesday for shipping.

Thanks,

Rob

[enjoythewildUSA]

Excellent video brother. Merry Christmas from Southern California and thank you for the inspiration.

[Acrisiis]

Hey !! nice vid

Wich knife and firesteel do u use at 1:50 ?

Thank's

[canteencorner]

Thanks, It is a Hedgehog Leatherworks Stacked Leather Firesteel, and a Fallkniven F1 with OD Green Micarta Grips

[BushcraftOnFire]

Good job Rob..

We use the "Maya Dust" a lot and it works like a charm.. Nice thing about it is that it's virtually waterproof.. Even if you soak it first and then scrape it.. it lights right up with a Ferro Rod. Greart video Bro!

[sraike]

Good job rob!

[PhotoTactics]

Great video Rob! Thanks for the info!!! - Vince

[Cragdwella]

Nice job,keep the vids comong !

[3246mms]

The new intro is great, I would make the Canteenshop,com logo stay on the screen just a weeeee bit longer. Keep these vids coming bro.

[Odaon]

What size firesteel is that? Is it one of the goinggear ones? Great stuff, I just found myself a large stump of solid fatwood yesterday. Been busy processing it to make sticks and dust.

[WeaponsEnthusiast]

Great video, 5/5

[Brokennock]

For those of us who don't have access to nail polish remover, especially while out for a few days, any field expedient ways to get sap off a knife blade? Would a little olive oile on the blade before I start working keep it off to begin with?

[canteencorner]

That may work, you could also try soap on the blade from a bar of soap, if you bring any with you on a trip

[cokemannz2]

if you have access to eucalyptus oil that will get it off or put the knife in the freezer and let it freeze and you can chip it off

[79outlaw]

I seriously need to find me some of that here in Hawaii. Mahalo Rob

[mem7048]

Have you tried to use a Shur-form wood rasp to grind down your fatwood? It works excellent for making ground tinder. I have always used pine knots since my mentor Adoowanahhey of the Mohawk tribe told me how good they work, and no problem for the nail polish remover tip! Great Video! 5/5

[stratguy5150]

my name is brandon...lol, great video, keep em' coming!

[canteencorner]

Damn Brandon I'm sorry Man! I didn't remember that it was you- haha. Great Tip! Thanks!

[kinzuaBrian]

great job on a fatwood/resin video--thx

[Ggreenvideos]

good job rob

natives use to put many pine knots on the fire it produces a brighter light to do their tasks easier at nite.

[ssgtblaine]

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