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Upside down fire The best fire you'llby EchelonMedia17,625 views- 0:12
Swedish Log Candleby Rustydonaldson114,869 views
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How To Make A Fire Logby MarcelsWorkshop10,226 views
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Ray Mears Bush craft - Amazing!by eddiemate741131,826 views
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Canadian Log Candleby brogreg68,510 views
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Fire Lighting in a wet Pine Forestby BCNW175,264 views
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How to make a log out of newspaper: X-mas Specialby SlurpeePerson4,134 views
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Swedish Fire Torchby TheGods1marine783,814 views
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Bushcraft Swedish candle Fire Logby GJohnridge114,365 views
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Bushcraft Fire Log - Bushcraft Canadaby BushcraftCanada6,820 views
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Finnish log stoveby nwsisu33,141 views
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The Fire Logby TheWildNorth24,966 views
@Nicklindgren nup. if you pause at the right moment, you can see he's supporting the head with his middle finger :). It wouldn't make sense for Ray Mears to be sloppy! Especially on his own program!
robenkk 6 months ago
@Nicklindgren WRONG!!! Pay More Attention He Lit It In The Same Way As The Other Vid With His Finger Supporting The Head Of The Match.
tylerdurden1971 9 months ago
@bung121 It comes from the Sweden programme. It's in six parts on YouTube and is excellent. Same series as the birchbark canoe, also excellent.
dominusdeum 1 year ago
does anyone know the which episode this clip is from?
bung121 1 year ago
yoummy, he uses the lil branch on the pine aswell....gotta love terpentine tea :D:D
bbroegger 1 year ago
@tacticaled98
Depends on the dried sate of the wood.. I've used brich, poplar, aspen, maple, spruce, balsam, jack Pine, and larch.
All work to varying degrees. If the log is too dry then it tends to burn too quickly.
It also depends on how wide your slots are.
As far as a camp stove or source warmth of it is very efficient. Although it takes some time to get up to a decen.t flame from time of ignition.
cobalt120 1 year ago
fail.. in just another video he shows how to light the match the right way, sure his life does not depend on it now but still, he did it wrong.... just sayin
Nicklindgren 1 year ago
awesome
stone4bread 1 year ago
Awesome, I want to try that
ben710 1 year ago
If you have a real big log (twice that size) you can divide it inti sixth. But they all take some time until they are going, keep that in mind.
derast 1 year ago