My Homemade Mini-Mag Lite Fire Piston

[Canoots]

huh?

[meritz59]

how about instead of telling me what teflon tape is, you tell me what od rod I use for the shaft???

[Stuckinthemuck1]

How about a demonstration?

[absolom42]

Hey man. Keep up the good work. I was try to think about how to make one of these with an easy way to combine storage of cloth and function. You beat me to it! Thanks for idea.

[TrashleyTV]

Wow, worst video ever

[knobnosterknapper]

Good video buddy. Don't pay attention to the adults acting like kids in your comments sections. Keep up the good work.

[togsniper]

next time, burn something.

[maxinpains]

@togsniper Next time? We'll talk at lobby at the crimnal court LOL

[Guz1l]

you don't sound like you're comfortable talking that deep...

[maxinpains]

@Guz1l It sems to me you don't sounds like understood everything i said. back to school? that's the option to be better person.

[maxinpains]

Smart guy has too many ways to answer the one question because he is so smart he can break it down totoo many ways... Stupid guys questions but never understand the explanations regarding to his questions which he raised.... LMAO!

if i were you i'll just bring just a lighter. Ru guys will be camping that long? like i used to do for 5 years streight? then the gadget you guys are talking about....Nah! is it clear? Genius... LMAO!!

[maxinpains]

that's called you say you know but you don't even know anthing

[MadSmokerBBQ]

Cool! And I have a broken mini maglite sitting on a shelf.

I wonder if red maglites work.

[devilspieceofmind]

petroleum jelly would work fine

[maxinpains]

Fire pistons aren't reliable because i lost in a wood too many times. it's better to REALLY know how to ignite a fire . Good Luck

[WurledPeas]

@maxinpains Dude, you probably get lost in your own house. Judging from your spelling acumen you got lost on the way to school too. Fire pistons have been around and in constant use for generation upon generation. So define for us, Genius, how it is a fire piston in use is not knowing how to "REALLY" ignite a fire?

How do you explain all the videos on here with people lighting fires?

I guess all that burny flamy stuff in their vids didn't really happen.

[PyRoRaPiiDz]

@maxinpains its better to KNOW, but its also better not to waste your time trying to use primitive methods when your in the lost woods. you should be carrying a survival kit with you anyway so you shouldnt have much to worry about.

[maxinpains]

@PyRoRaPiiDz Yep, i've got all that ( survival kit ) Ru kidding me? LOL talk from your experience not with your mouth. Cub Scout Rookie.LMAO

[PyRoRaPiiDz]

@maxinpains experience has nothing to do with what we were talking about. "Cub Scout Rookie"

[maxinpains]

@PyRoRaPiiDz LOL i like you finally admit about yourself. from a guy Eagle Scout year 1981.

[PyRoRaPiiDz]

@maxinpains that made no sense what-so-ever...

[maxinpains]

@PyRoRaPiiDz

 because you are ...LMAO! sorry everyone... you tube can't filter mental issues.

[PyRoRaPiiDz]

@maxinpains that didnt make sense either dumbass

[maxinpains]

fire pistons are't reliable. it's better to know various ways to make a fire for in a case you don't have fire piston itself. \

good luck.

[brandonalansmith]

maxinpains, you are completely wrong. fire pistons are incredibly reliable if constructed properly, and this kid seems to have done his homework. the use of fire pistons has been documented for at least 200 years.

[maxinpains]

@brandonalansmith You never being on a fields are you?

[maxinpains]

@brandonalansmith talkj to yourself BCB rookie less than boy scouts!lol

[jwilson004athotmail]

@maxinpains true it is better to know multiple ways to start fire so you are prepared, how ever I would say fire pistons are more reliable than most other commercially available fire starters. You do make a good point though!!

[maxinpains]

@jwilson004athotmail thanks. i know the guy who had a survival knive & allways proud & swinging around... when time has come in the forrest...he had lost one in worst time.... i just don't want anyone to have simmiler experiences. such as ...loosing fire piston.. the last strong hold....LMAO!

[jwilson004athotmail]

@maxinpains yeah I hear you there bro, losing gear really sucks!!

[maxinpains]

@jwilson004athotmail It happens in most critical timming.

[MrRyoarashi]

yes you can use vaseliene

[survivalist911]

could you use vaseliene for grease?

[PittRules55]

Dude this is sweet, you were right they are cool.