Practical Tips for Making Friction Fires
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2021
- Primitive fire making is an essential skill for any survivalist. Many have a basic understanding of how the bow drill and hand drill works but successful execution is really another story. After years of struggling with friction fires I finally found what I was doing wrong. So here are some tips to help you be successful at making friction fires.
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This is a clear demonstration of how the bow drill was a giant leap forward in fire technology.
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I now think that there is not a single person who does anything primitive not named Chad. He is Chad, and all of his teachers were named Chad as well.
I noticed that too.
That’s why it’s called being a chad
I concur
His teacher named Chad Keel. Watch out it keel.😂😂😂
When i was 14 I started a fire in my backyard using sticks rubbing them together it took me a whole hr and when i got fire my hands were red and blistered lol but i was so happy it’s satisfying
Chad was taught by another Chad, because of course he was.
Этот комментарий-мой вклад в популяризацию данного видео. Я благодарен автору за его труд по информированию, съемкам и монтажу. Желаю еще больше радости в жизни тому, кто это читает!
Взаимно, золото такого, что можно научить.
Шо там у вас там как раз и все будет ок ок я тоже хочу к вам на работу завтра не смогу без него никак нельзя назвать эту любовь и счастье в том числе в смысле что делать будем с ним в одной школе учились вместе с ним в одной школе учились вместе с ним в одной школе учились вместе с ним в одной школе учились вместе с ним в одной школе учились вместе с ним в одной школе учились вместе с ним в одной школе учились вместе с ним в одной школе учились вместе с ним в одной школе учились вместе с ним в одной школе учились вместе с ним в одной школе учились вместе с ним в одной школе учились вместе
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Hello nice to meet you I love you
This is DEFINITELY the best instructional video on fire making i have ever seen.
Yep
I remember trying friction fires and getting frustrated when I'm doing everything wrong
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The primitive genius uploads once again and makes my day 1000% better.
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@@na-sj2fz Balls. Thanks for your input.
Hi how are you?
The videos are really good, beginning, video/explanation, conclusion , it's straight clear and in a good speed to understand it. Well made and really enjoyable.
The density of effective information in this video is just outstanding! Clear explanations, amazing complete demonstrations, zero nonsense time fillers. Love your video Chad, please keep em coming!
You deserve your own tv show, you’d be very successful on tv I think. This is TV quality content, that’s for sure. Just as entertaining and informative as some of my favourite shows like survivorman or ray mears.
Ya nadie ve la tele we
There is something poetic in a man using hand drill, putting so much effort and time, then with a smile start a fire in his hands, tossing it away in a second...
Also, I had this thought. Once you get a fire going, why not hunt around for more sticks?
When you find some make sure they are semi green. That way you can use the existing fire to
bend them straighter and cut them shorter to have a ready made supply of sticks that will last
a while in a yucca or some other tube of wood for moving in nature. It would save time and of course
being protected in a tube of wood could also save your life as all the sticks and materials would be essentially
weather proof. If it were me, I'd do that to make sure I knew I could start that fire even if I had a bow drill.
Yeah, that's an excellent idea. I often straighten dry sticks by wetting the area I want to bend and then heating it by the fire.
Thank you for showing and telling in detail - that is really helpful and motivational!
Increible video,muestras la realidad y hasta que punto debes resistir la tentacion de rendirte si te frustras por no lograrlo,no hay dudas de que la practica hace el maestro..!
Молодец Чад!
Хороший учитель.
Зрители будут достойными учениками.
I really appreciate all of your hardwork to do this video
The fact that something so essential for human survival is so hard to acquire is a testament to how human life should be.
Really helpful for my future adventures! Thanks Chad!
Me and my Grandma has been a fan for some time now and you made me a different person thanks for everything
one of the best videos about the subject, actually! Thank you!
Поразительно смотреть на это с технологической вершины и ощущать всю её хрупкость. Любая техногенная или космогенная случайность перечеркнёт историю всех достижений, но подобные навыки помогут нам выжить как виду.
Me encanto que mostrases el proceso completo con tus fallos, creo que la prueba y error es parte fundamental hacia el exito y verte fallar y frustrarte para luego lograrlo hizo que yo tambien me sintiese feliz al verte lograrlo. me dieron ganas de volver a intentarlo aun sabiendo que voy a fallar. muchas gracias
Many would just show their successes, however, much can be learned about the failed attempts. Thank you for sharing. Keep up the great work.
The best of the best !!!
Thank you again and again !!!
Patience is not an easy thing.
I am impressed by yours and your skills sir.
Muchas gracias por tus enseñanzas y reales pruebas,en sobrevivencia es vital aprender hacer fuego,te salva la vida,para hervir agua,calentarse,cocinar e incluso hacer señales con humo para que te encuentren. 💪💪educativo vídeo.
thank you Chad. Solid demonstration.
You probably wont see this but you are a revolutionary man
The usefulness of this video along with the calm and steady voice over.
Lends to the ease of understanding and absorption of the material. This subject
at times can be given out by others in a far too simplistic form. It can be misguiding
and misleading as to the nature of the actual work involved. That success isn't always
guaranteed but earned. Great Video and easy to understand. Thank you Chad.
Bro thanks for the tips. Can't wait to see them in use in the next Primal Tendencies video.
When I saw Chad at the end where he made the fire and he was happy I also felt like that!
Thank you for your handy tips! You never know when it could come in handy for a camping or any other situation!
I love when you smile and get the fire
Thank you for this GREAT tutorial! Coincidentally I am planning to try this out as my next bushcraft project for the upcoming trip. Your video is right on time! Much appreciated.
Chad has a nice kit for his environment and primitive tool limitation. Another method using a bow and drill that I've seen replaces the handhold (stone in the video) with a heavier branch/trunk propped up with stakes to hold the drill on it's own so that you can use a longer bow or both hands.
Thank you, perfect practice makes perfect!
Great video as always, and I like you commenting it to as it makes things more clearer and gives more depth. The second method is way hard, was the first time I saw someone explaining all the details like the size of the notch. 8:20 there was then the fly turned into a mutant with hero powers.
Thank you for all of this knowledge Chad!
I absolutely love your videos and you give me alot of inspiration. Im a primitive technology guy myself although only 14. Thank you!
The Chad is back
Beautiful Chad!!! Love ya survival artwork
Thankyou for showy reality of this very difficult craft!
Excellent video showing real fire building.
Much patience in this video thank you for sharing your wonderful skills my friend.
The bow drill (with lots of practice) seems super useful! With the hand drill I don't think I could ever produce an ember. Thanks for the video, great info!
Another great video about this topic. I haven't seen any video like this. You are the best teacher!!!
Melhor canal de sobrevivência... Muito útil seus ensinamentos, atualmente a humanidade esqueceu destas antigas técnicas que graças a elas chegamos a onde estamos hoje.
E legendado !
honestly, this is amazing, thank you
Very good command
Excellent thanks once again Chad the Man!
Great control over frustration! Can't give up! Relief, an success when you finally get that burning hot amber!
It’s fun to get together and have something good to eat at least once a day. That’s what human life is all about…enjoying things. Love from Korea🇰🇷💕
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I was f8irst the moment it got uploaded XD
@@johnthedwaynerockson1835 That's good! Hahah
Excelent advices and tips! I've just learned that's important do not give up at the initial attempts and try other materials if were the case. Thanks for sharing these teachings!
Love these videos
I remember doing these at my survival scouts training camps. Did it when I was 12. Now im 17.
Honestly i think the Rudiger roll a.k.a. the Fire roll is the easiest friction fire method but you have to have a pretty extensive knowledge of natural fibers and either carry ashes with you or learn what works as a filler or "accelerator" out in nature.
Also the hand drill is easiest if you use the "cheater method" by making a notch at the top and using a piece of chord with two thumb loops. Then you can spin and apply pressure to your hearts content without hurting your hands or wasting a bunch of energy 😁
Excellent video chad! Been watching for a long time and youre one of my idols 👌
never got a better explenation
Thank you again
Beautiful!!
chads teaching chads. chads rule the world
I'll wait this video
Another Great Epic Amazing Primitive Videos 🥰🥰🥰
Yay. Here we go again. Another nice video by my favorites UA-camr or survivor. 😌👍
Your body it strong man. Great work going over the tendencies you got. Really interesting. And I noticed the lion coat is back.
✌😌👍.
Finally you explain my problem thanks chad for sharing this most difficult job :)
amazing video as always
Great explanations! I loved it, thank you so much !!!
Your videos are so creative and informative . Thank you for another video
Great video and great learning!!
All your videos are very useful. Thanks for your channel.
Excellent instructional video. Very helpful information.
Acho incrível essa forma de fazer fogo 🔥👏
IT'S VERY VERY GOOD TO LEARN!!! THANKS YOU!
I SO LIKED.
Que primitivo eres amigo su supervivencia es muy buena
Thx, this vídeo is important!!
Thank you for that
tyvm for these videos i absolutely love yer channel and always wait for a new video
Survival Chad is the best ARK player I haver ever seen.
Great video!! Very informative! I like that you narrated what you where doing and how
Thanks i always wondered how
Thank you sir... For such vedios it's really relaxing to watch.
Can’t wait to see the new skills in the primal tendencies
Really appreciate for your Tip.
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Nice and good tutorial from you Mr. Chad
Thanks for do this video.
That is great video enjoy watching it
Fantastic
Thanks!
Thank you very much ^^
Pure talent
This makes me want to try it!
Thanks bro I'ma use this tip incase i ever go homeless and am cold at night 🌃. Big thumbs up on the video👍🏽
thx for the video
Thanks friend
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Thank you Chad :))
I appreciate this video so much as it is very helpful for a beginner like me and i hope to achieve this skill thanks to you! very appreciated!
Very helpful video.
Tanks for the tips 👍👍
I love your videos 💕