Corporals Corner Mid-Week Video #10 Five Emergency Fire Starting Methods
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
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Really liked this one.
Got the notification good sir
Looking forward to the midweek videos, thank you for everything you do.
On my device the length time stamp blocks "ods" on the still so it reads 5 emergency fire starting meth. Lol. Took me for a loop.
😊nice. Good skills😊
I used a road flare to start a fire a few years ago when it was completely damp and we did not anticipate the temps being so cold with a 2 year old in tow. It worked lol.
Oh hell yeah, they'll start wet wood. I keep a couple 5 minute ones on hand.
@@roundtracker Nice! I will look it up.
Good call
Thats what we used to start the camp Bonfire back in the 1990's !Names in a bag and the Winner gets to throw the flare into the fire! Thank You for the Just Remembering Memories!
Thanks for the shout out!
Your channel is outstanding as well both of you guys are great.
Love your channel Andrew, please keep them coming
The pool shock is amazing and the gunpowder metal wire is genius
I always appreciate your honesty and straight forwardness. I frequently see you making, doing, crafting new ways of bush crafting which makes it more fun, cool, sweet and enjoyable to us to learn from you. Your items and damn good methodology techniques of achieving your goals are stellar. You even barrow ideas and often improving them with putting your twist on things while you give graciously credit to the original individuals that share their idea with you. That shows your humble honest and kindness personality.
I hate what youtube has done to you and others.
All the Very Best!
Jim Rodgers
While stealth camping I will use hand sanitizer to heat water for food or coffee. No visible flame in the day light, no smoke and burns hot
I liked the brake fluid and pool shock. That was awesome. The wire saw and gunpowder was the MacGyver award winner
This was awesome. Finally someone shares some out of the box fire starting ideas
Petroleum jelly n cotton balls both are common in most homes and makes a good firestarter,
I use mineral oil and cotton balls.
Over 55 years ago I was a scouter and never gave a thought to lighting a fire beyond a box of matches or flint and steel, but now much of your instruction is becoming part of today's survival techniques, scout movements and new lifestyles. thank you.
I use 190-proof Everclear in my alcohol stoves. Expensive, yes, but also medicinal and if it ever does leak on my stuff it just evaporates away and doesn't leave a mess. It also doesn't dump a lot of soot on my pots and cups.
Just found your channel. First. Thank you for your service sir. Second. Keep all videos as is sir. Don't change because it's "popular or the fad". Thank you sir. I have already learned a lot.
To me, this is by far, the best prepper/bushcraft channel in UA-cam. Thanks.,👍🇵🇹
Very good information. Outside the box thinking
Great video Shawn!
A real man gives credit where credit's due.👍
""Wow!!!"" I know several ways how to make fire, but This! This is "Innovative!" I especially was impressed with the pool shot and break fluid. Never thought of that. A thermetic reaction very similar to glycerol/glycerine and potassium permanganate. "Excellent demonstration!" Thanks for that one!
Never crossed my mind that brake fluid & pool shock could do such a reaction. Thank you corporal for these truly unique ideas 👏👏👏
You showed me something new today. Who says you can't teach old dog new tricks. Outstanding AF Thank you for midweek video. See ya Sunday
The first 15 seconds of this video already blew my mind.
Woo Hoo!! A new trick. Didn't know about the pool shock and brake fluid.
I don't normally comment on videos, but that one with the pool shock and brake fluid was pretty bad ass. Thanks for sharing.
The hot wire/gunpowder trick was awesome!
I went into this video figuring I knew MOST of what you were going to do. I was dead wrong. I knew 2 of 5.
Hats off to you! Great video!
Another helpful presentation. Closely related to using the hand sanitizer & 70% alcohol is using an Alcohol Prep Pad & igniting it with a welder's Flint Striker. Thanks.
As usual OUTSTANDING AF.👍🐕🤠🇦🇺
Never seen the wire method before. Thanks for sharing.
most never will due to not watching
Was waiting for the midweek CC vid all week!... cant wait for whats up on Sunday 10am!
These midweek videos are "outstanding".
yet have the worst views in 7 years
Finally a good use for hand sanitizer
The quality of your videos have gone through the roof the last couple of weeks!
Keep em coming!
Good one, Shawn!
Fantastic Fire Skills!
Alternate title: Corporal Plays With Fire.
Awesome video!
Corp went Mr. Wizard on us all! Awesome video and information!
This was one of my favorites. I've never thought of igniting gunpowder this way or using a ping pong ball to prolong the starter.
Awesome video! Very informative. I've been watching your videos for years. I just want to say thank you for all the hard work you put in making these videos.
These are the kind of things that will eventually come in handy in a pinch. Great knowledge to have.
Outstanding AF! Its like you were acting as a cool Science Teacher. Well done as always!
8:58 without doubt you are simply the best out there !!!!!
with the worst views in 5 years, I dont think YT knows this. but thanks for the support
Sometimes people come back to the mid week videos on the weekend. I saw it post but didn't have time to watch it until today.
I watch your UA-cam over and over to make sure it sticks in my tiny brain. It’s very important to know.
I have used a strike anywhere match wrapped in duct tape as a firestarter in a driving rain and it worked great.
I was gonna say, I thought I saw Andrew use that method a few months back. Outstanding AF 😎
A welding striker is easy to carry & use and can light a lot of fires.
Another Outstanding A.F video my friend
Practical no nonsense skills.... the trademark of the corporal 😊
Thanks for sharing!
As an AD E5, I love teaching my joes shit like this in the field. I've done a Bivy fire with gunpowder before but never with the wire. Thats fantastic!
I think we learned the 9V battery + steel wool version when I was a Scout as a kid.
As well as the bow-drill you've shown in previous videos.
For when our matches were wet, or if it was too windy to use them.
We also learned the "roll up strips of newspaper and dip them in candle wax", to have waterproofed tinder in our kits.
I never would have thought of the pool shock and brake fluid
That was very educative.. 😊 never thought you could make fire with those items.. thanks for sharing and the afford ❤
like i just said, i learn something every time.
I love these short informative videos. Please keep them coming
Nine minutes of real education.
Ok, the pool shock and brake fluid would never have crossed my mind. And that was way more effective than I thought it would be… cool.
BTW Corp. you and Steve Wallis should do a show together, where you train one another, that would be awesome to see!
David West has awesome videos on fire starting.
I like the 9V battery and steel wool trick. That was awesome.
Awesome video, there for a second you reminded me of Macgyver with those techniques
Well Top, I've done Friction welding for years. Never thought to use it on a piece of wire to start a fire. Thanks for the tip!!
The friction fire with the wire saw is awesome! You're filling my toolbox to overflowing. I use a lot of your techniques in my own outdoor activities and adapt some I've learned from you to my own use. Thanks!
Very nice. You can use chlorine "pucks" also. You must crush them with a rock and collect the powder.
Definitely enjoy the mid week videos.
3 super easy fire start at home dryer lint soaked with old cooking grease and paper towels that been used too clean skillets lip balm. I have always but some in each of my bags in a snack zip bag. And pine cones too.
The shock and brake fluid was a new one for me. Awesome! Thanks.
An excellent video. Another simple trick is to rapidly rub paraffin on sawdust. This creates a simple fire-starter. Then you can use a lighter or Farrell rod to ignite the mixture. BTW: I have made a simple "canned heat" for years by melting paraffin and mixing with sawdust or woodchips. I pour the mixture into an empty tuna (or similar) can. When it hardens, it's a great little "oven." The flame last long enough to cook bacon and eggs and make toast and/or boil water, etc. I make a wire handle and put through two holes on the can lid. When finished with cooking, snuff out the flame with the lid. (Careful: the can and wire will be hot for a while.)
Love the different variety video than just overnighters. Like them too but variety is more interesting.
Sean, I learned something. Pool shock and brake fluid I was not aware of nor the hot wire trick. Big thumbs up!
I carry an empty prescription pill bottle stuffed with dryer lint. It goes up like nobody’s business. Just a number of many many ideas. Keep up the good work!
Oh man! I bet the fumes off the shock and brake fluid was horrendous! Yeah big props to Andrew! That guy is solid! 🇺🇸
Your use of smokeless powder reminds me no end of using C4 to heat an MRE. C4 burns every bit as well as trioxane, and is often a lot easier to come by. Good Job Sir! Keep On Keepijn' On!!
Bad ass. Keep these mid week videos coming
Just a great job young man 💪
God bless you and yours and God bless the USA
Like you, I'll have a Bic, a ferro rod and a chunk of fat wood in my pack or haversack....maybe some cotton balls, saturated with petroleum jelly. Another good one, Shawn.
Dot3 and pool cleaner never seen that before so cool seen something similar glycerol and potassium permanganate great short vid corporal keep up the good work
Most definitely learned something in this video!
I was surprised you could just pull a round out of its cartridge so easily. These are all great tips. The obvious one you didn't mention is - carry a lighter!
Potassium permanganate, and glycerin will combust when mixed as well. Science..
Great idea on using those pool chemicals, never would of thought of that one. Thanks for sharing cause I can’t wait to try that one out!👍
Great Video! Biggest thing is that people need to understand that Alcohol burns clear and can burn you before you know it. All you have to do is think about what you have and how it ignites. Awesome Job! Sorry the comment is so late, watched it on my phone and my fingers are too big to type on that minute keyboard and make sense! Continue the Great work CPL!!
Yeah, don't sleep on hand sanitizer as a fire starter generally. It's a good thing to keep around, and one definite advantage it has is that if it's a little windy or wet, you'll have much better luck getting tinder lit with that than otherwise because it gives you a little bit if an edge. Additionally, the alcohol options are a bit more clean burning than chemicals and plastic.
Another thing that might be worth trying is alcohol prep pads. They are the same level of alcohol needed for disinfection as hand sanitizer and rubbing alcohol. They are great to have around to disinfect phones and small surfaces, but it's a ready-made saturated pad to take and hold a spark.
Awesome! Loving the mid week video's!
Tin can roll of TP alcohol instant stove. Great video
I was shocked at the pool shock trick. Wow.
Nice new info for camping to start fires thank you corporal
Thanks for the mid week update
Best midweek video yet! Outstanding!
Pretty cool vid as always.. was most impressed with the brake fluid trick..
I’m 6 mins or so in and absolutely loving this. Great one CC.
Great mid-week series Shawn, excellent for beginners!
I didn't know about that ping-pong ball hack, so this old timer even learned something!! 😊
Very good, I actually learned something formerly unknown.
For fun I watched at 2x speed and he is a fire making MACHINE !
I am always interested in more ways to make fire. :P
That last method is so cool! I would have never thought to use gunpowder as a fire starter.
Pool shock and brake fluid? Awesome AF!!!
You can use glycerine for softening icing and potassium permanganate for foot baths (highly anti0fungal). too but it takes a lot longer to get going.
@@gordonlawrence1448 chemical reactions are mind blowing
Great video. Adaptation is the best skill ever.
Thanks for the info. Some I knew of some I didn't.
Love the content man, I can't wait to get back in the woods once I get home. The joys of being a trucker is you don't get to be outside a lot...
Keep it coming 🥳🥳🥳
As always... absolutely fabulous 🥳🥳🥳
Oh WOW 😮 I wouldn’t probably have believed that most of these would work unless I saw 👀 it with my own eyes❣️ABSOLUTELY AMAZING, the more you know❣️Thanks 🙏🏻Corporal, I am really glad I got to see this episode for sure❣️🥰