Testing the Zippo Cedar Fire Starter
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- Опубліковано 2 бер 2014
- After the Instagram clip a few weeks ago, some people have asked me about the Zippo cedar fire starter pucks, so I just wanted to take a few minutes to shoot a full test video.
I believe this product was designed to be used to get a fire going in those home patio fireplaces but I found that when broken down, it lights easily enough to be sparked with a ferro rod and burns very well.
At $2 or less per brick, depending on where you buy it, this stuff makes a cheap and easy to use fire starter. Whether you are trying to get your fire going at home in the patio fireplace or out on the trail, this will get your fire burning quickly.
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Our guest star is Bella, who we found in the wheel well of a van at a local restaurant a few months back. Once we rescued her from the suspension, the owner of the van didn't know what to do with her, so we brought her back here and raised her.
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Cool video. Subbed you. Looking forward to more
Didn't even know this existed, looks like a great option.
Guy
thanks alot for the GSO-10 it was well worth the wait and what a beat it is :)
Absolutely fantastic knife
Just got some :)
Is Guy sporting the spartan look because 300 is coming out this Friday? Lol. Nice vid
The pants are From Mascot, the style I think is called the Lerida. Really durable, functional pants. Nothing seems to faze them. I can't wait to pick up a few more pair.
Learned about these from this video! Thanks a lot!
Definitely buying some for this summer's camping/hiking
Looks like a great option for ones fire kit. Thanks for sharing.
Used one of these last weekend. Very easy to use with flint and steel.
Thanks for the video I am for sure going to get one if the Zippo Cedar bricks. It looks like it works a lot better than the live fire to me
What's the human outline on the floor...
Thanks Guy for sharing this cheap alternative.
SV
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Nice shirt looks just like mine!
he's doing that on a body outline
What work pants are those?
lite it with a bic lighter. It will work the first time.
good stuff Guy, I was hoping you'd strike that fero with a 3.5 tho :)
Judging by how much it looked to be burnt, my home made one is about the same, and free.
+Mike Warren That is an excellent point. If a person has the ability to make something like this at home, it is definitely something worth looking at. You have the ability to tweak your fire starting mixture and gain the sense of pride of doing it yourself. Still, free might be a stretch for most people. Most can't make the wax, so you'll need to purchase that and at a minimum you'll need a mixing pot of some kind. That costs something, even from goodwill. This will allow you to at least make wax coated saw dust. Some other supplies, either purchased or made, could help you produce a more consistent and dense shape, which would make your fire starter more weather resistant and easy to pack and carry. For some people it is just less hassle to buy a few fire starters to throw in their kit.
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