Friction Based Fire Making

I clipped the names of the nine methods. You’ll need to visit the source page for the details explaining how to implement each method. —— http://artofmanliness.com/2008/04/29/9-ways-to-start-a-fire-without-matches/

clipped from artofmanliness.com There is a primal link between man and fire. Every man should know how to start one. A manly man knows how to start one without matches. It’s an essential survival skill. You never know when you’ll find yourself in a situation where you’ll need a fire, but you don’t have matches. The Hand Drill clipped from viewer.zoho.com clipped from artofmanliness.com Fire Plough clipped from viewer.zoho.com clipped from artofmanliness.com Bow Drill clipped from viewer.zoho.com clipped from artofmanliness.com Flint and Steel clipped from viewer.zoho.com clipped from artofmanliness.com Lens Based Methods clipped from viewer.zoho.com clipped from artofmanliness.com Balloons and Condoms clipped from viewer.zoho.com clipped from artofmanliness.com Fire from ice clipped from viewer.zoho.com clipped from artofmanliness.com The Coke Can and Chocolate Bar clipped from viewer.zoho.com clipped from artofmanliness.com Batteries and Steel Wool clipped from viewer.zoho.com clipped from artofmanliness.com perhaps you’re out camping and you lose your backpack in a tussle with a bear. It need not be something as dramatic at these situations-even extremely windy or wet conditions can render matches virtually uselessly. And whether or not you ever need to call upon these skills, it’s just damn cool to know you can start a fire, whenever and wherever you are. Sources: Field and Stream Primitive Ways

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