How To Make A Fatwood Ferro Rod For Fires In The Rain!
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Unleash Your Inner Survivalist: Mastering the Art of Fatwood for Fire Starting Adventures! Welcome to On3, where I explore the untamed beauty of the wilderness and unlock the secrets of outdoor survival. In this video, join me on an exhilarating journey deep into the heart of the as I search for fatwood.
First, we'll venture off the beaten path to discover the natural wonder of fatwood, also known as nature's fire starter. Learn the telltale signs for identifying fatwood-rich trees and how to responsibly harvest this invaluable resource from the wild.
Once we've gathered our bounty, it's time to put our newfound fatwood to the test! Watch closely as I demonstrate the art of crafting a DIY fatwood fire starter using a simple ferrocerium rod. With a spark and a flick of the wrist, ignite the natural oils within the fatwood to create a roaring flame that will light up even the darkest of nights.
Whether you're a seasoned survivalist or a curious outdoor enthusiast, this video offers practical tips and inspiration for harnessing the power of fatwood to fuel your adventures in the wild.
Join me as we embrace the thrill of discovery and celebrate the ancient art of firecrafting with nature's own matchstick. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more exciting outdoor explorations, expert survival techniques, and thrilling adventures.
Let's ignite the flames of curiosity and embark on this unforgettable journey together!
0:46: 🔥 Crafting a long-lasting fire starter using natural materials for survival situations.
4:58: 🔥 Talks about real life Struggles with family health, broken knee, sickness, and bad weather while preparing fatwood for fire starting.
7:35: 🔥 Crafting with resin impregnated wood for efficient fire starting.
11:22: 🔥 Crafting a handle for a Ferro Rod using fatwood for efficient fire starting.
14:40: 🔥 Crafting a long-lasting fire with natural materials for survival situations.
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Great content right here J! Thank you!
It was really exciting and thrilling to observe the process
slick trick, cool putting that fatwood on the ferro rod
People sell these for quiet a few bucks these days. A very informative video on how to actually make one of these.
Braided jute twine soaked in candle wax works great too. Fluff it up and it takes a spark from a ferro rod
That thing you crafted right there is almost too beautiful to actually use it.
Great video brother
Much appreciated
Good stuff as always!
Glad you enjoyed!
I gotta find some and make a few of these. Thanks Jason!
Its a fun and useful project. As soon as I get a chance I'm gonna go look for some fatwood and give it try
Love it! I want you to make 5 more for me
We always called it heart pine here in Bama.
Awesome piece of kit see ya on the next one
Thanks 👍
Sooooo pumped, just pre-ordered the on3 knife!!!!!!! Been out of stock forever, glad to see another run coming soon! Another great video!
That is awesome!! Hope it arrives soon.
Awesome video as always I learned so much from you!! I will make one of these this weekend
Have fun!
Cool idea 💡😃
Thank you!
Great video. We might as well find alternate ways to start a fire. Ferro rods, magnesium, bow drill, hand drill. Just to keep the mind active. We cannot control the future. Lighters and ferro rods may not be readily available.
Yep! Thanks for watching
Hey man, got a little tip for ya. Buy white lighters, you hold up to the light and see the amount of fluid left in. Give it a try. OK, that is all. Keep'em coming
Thanks! Great tip
Or the ones with fancy wrap; tear off the wrapping, voilà, white lighter.
@@davidmgilbreath yes! I've done that too. yessir! you're right
@@RUreddynow very nice! Lateral thinking FTW sir!
If you carry a high lumen flashlight, you can do this with all the lighter colored lighters. Simply hold the lighter at contact distance to the flashlight.
Jason Salyer, great video again on how to make a GREAT fire starting tool! In my humble opinion, fatwood is the best Natural fire starting 🔥 solution!
Thanks 👍
I would take that project over a lighter every day of the week - twice on Sunday.
Literally just spent 2 hours looking for fatwood in a nearby forest, with no luck... I've found a few bit and pieces, with that same pine sap smell, but never anything as rich and dark as what you've found. Oh, well! I guess I'll just keep searching until I find something. 😅
If you can find a thick pine forest, you should be able to find some. Keep kicking stumps!
@@ONThree My forest is almost entirely fir, and a couple spruce trees... Do you think they could produce similar quality fatwood?
I once again pulled the bic lighters out of my backpack and they would not work the flints/ ferro rods had corroded into a grey dust.I have been buying the cheap kind of square lighters with the see through plastic for decades because of this problem plus every time I put it in my pocket I can see how much butane is left. I don't trust bic lighters but the gas station was out of the scripto brand. Have you ever had this problem.
Plz plz plz fix Maggies fence Sir .....dig all the videos lately...highly knowledgeable much appreciated 🫡.... What show did u say u were on? What season?
National Geographic “Called To The Wild” I think we were episode 5.
@@ONThree f yeah.... Maggie and you kicked some ass... Awesome stuff brother 😎
Hwy new subscriber here..great video buddy and ill see you on the next one🙂..ben
Welcome aboard!
@@ONThree cheers buddy
I got this primo fatwood man. I give it to you on the down Low.😂
On my morning walk today I saw the sun glistening on a cut stump and it looked like some broken beer bottle glass. On closer look, the stump was weeping resin! Mother lode.
Awesome!!
Cannot be too prepared! Good video. As a jungle monkey growing up in the East we also used birch bark. We had Itty bitty Ferro rods next to that log size one your using. Any links where you got the bigger ones. Additionally the video with the Ulu knife, where did you get the skeletonized one. I use a Knives of Alaska Ulu knife for 20 years plus. Their knives are so well balanced.
I have no idea where I purchased the Ferro rods. Online somewhere. The ulu is made by Bear Forest knives. www.bearforestknives.com/collections/production?page=2
@@ONThreethanks for the Ulu link
Waxy. Looks like a candle
It burns like one too
As always love it.! Now would you like to trade it? Cheers Jason from Australia.
Whatcha got??
Would you or Mrs. On3 wishes something from Australia.? All we need is a mailing address. No probs mate.!@@ONThree
Small sticks of fatwood in all my BOB's.
I love watching your new videos when they pop up man but it seems like you are doing a lot of reposting lately.
Some of my videos have been posted to survival dispatch first. I have several new videos coming up that will be posted to OnThree before anywhere else. I always try and get the most out of everything. Thanks so much for the support.
@ONThree I watch both channels, so that's probably why I'm seeing so many repeats. Looking forward to the new ones! Keep it up!
Maggie needs her nails trimmed, me thinks. Said with love.
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