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From: samgropler
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  • He's off to a good start, now all he has to do is learn to control the fire.

  • Good Video. My 13 year old son used this method to set the backyard on fire.

  • @harleyxxfabco are you blaming this guy for posting this or your son for doing it? Just asking....

  • @Bearlar7 No, my son set the yard on fire long before this video was posted. I just meant to say that he used a fire piston that he made himself. I like this video.

  • Great vid! I have no success building one do injust bought one on eBay !

    Thanks for posting this ! I think I will try it again!

  • Brilliant! LOVE the simplicity of the design!!!!!

  • Really, it's amazing just how simple this process is. There are far better fire pistons out there on the commercial market, but mainly in the USofA, this is just made from stuff that you can buy at your local hardware store and is very inexpensive. 3' of PVC tube was about $4, as was the wooden dowel. The end caps are $1.50 each. All prices are Australian bux. If you look closely after the fourth strike, you can see the ember glowing before I bring the piston to my mouth to start blowing on it.

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