The basic process of using a magnesium fire starter is easy. Simply use the included scraper or the back of the blade of your knife to scrape off a small pile of shavings from the magnesium block, place the shavings on a tinder bundle or kindling and then strike a ferro rod with the scraper… [Read More]
How To Start A Fire
How To Start A Fire
How to Start a Fire in a Fire Pit
Learning how to start a fire in a fire pit isn’t as hard as you might think. And there’s nothing quite as satisfying as sitting outside around a cozy fire in your fire pit, having a relaxing evening after a long day of hiking, fishing, sightseeing or just working around the house. However, before any… [Read More]
Fire Piston (Answers To Your Questions)
People have been experimenting with ways of making fire for as long as anyone can remember. Possessing the ability to start a proper fire whenever it is needed is an important skill for cooking, manufacturing, or simply surviving. One of the oldest and most widely used methods for quickly setting tinder alight is the fire… [Read More]
Cotton Ball Fire Starter Ignites With Just A Spark
Here’s how to make fire starter tinder with cotton balls and Vaseline or petroleum jelly… Simply add a little Vaseline or petroleum jelly to a couple of cotton balls and watch this cotton ball fire starter burst in to flames (yes, vaseline is flammable). All it takes to start a fire with cotton balls smeared with… [Read More]
How To Build A Campfire In 5 Easy Steps
Man and fire. The link between the two is primal, historical and one of the first things that we ever did on this planet that indicated innovation. When our ancestors started a campfire, it was for warmth, light, protection and to prepare their meals. Today, we still use campfires (or backyard fire pits) for warmth,… [Read More]
