Anything goes, part deux..... The stoopid continues.

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charcloth's pretty easy to make. i just put some denim in an altoids tin and set it in a fire. let it smoke for a good long while, and you'll have some nice firestarter... don't open it right away though... let it cool.
 
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it'll be awesome when i can afford the upper, and it's in stock... at the same time...
 
otis williams said:
charcloth's pretty easy to make. i just put some denim in an altoids tin and set it in a fire. let it smoke for a good long while, and you'll have some nice firestarter... don't open it right away though... let it cool.
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Aye, ive seen some video's. Now i am scavenging the house for a cooking tin :)
I found some tin, but it doesn't have lid...
 
basb said:
Aye, ive seen some video's. Now i am scavenging the house for a cooking tin :)
I found some tin, but it doesn't have lid...
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you could try aluminum foil (extra thick one, or double) as a lid ...



we got soggy weather ... wet and cold ... far too cold for may ...
 
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Its been raining all night and the wood that was outside was wet. The inner part was just barely dry. Took a piece of cotton shirt and started whacking at the firesteel. I seriously hate the included striker...... It barely produced sparks. Turned to the izula and it rained down sparks. To spare izzy i found an old small hacksaw that worked just as good. Got fire in about 15 minutes now. Its getting better, just need to make a decent portable striker.
 
That one looks good. I have the Coghlans firesteel. Similair to the LightMyFire Army. Aprox the same striker. I'd rather toss in a river and use my knife.
 
I tried the LMF Army rod and the included striker actually works good. Although similar to the Coghlans , the latter just doesnt work for me.
 
basb said:
I tried the LMF Army rod and the included striker actually works good. Although similar to the Coghlans , the latter just doesnt work for me.
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Keep experimenting - the more you practise the easier you find something you can use if you really need fire.
 
Anyone here ever owned or know anything about Hideaway knives? A buddy of mine was given one & it looks pretty cool. He had never heard of them so he asked me. I have not heard of them so now I'm asking you guys. Here is a link to the site. Thanks

http://www.hideawayknife.com/main.php
 
i have heard of them, i heard they had bad customer service, but since he has one already it shouldnt be too bad ;)
 
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