Bow Drill Friction Fire Hacks - Tips and Tricks - Primitive fire, Bushcraft and Survival
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- Опубліковано 28 кві 2020
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I have watched survival tutorials and shows. And read manuals all my life and this is the best tutorial I have ever seen on this topic.. you think to cover important nuances that I imagine others simply don't think of .. very good I'm really digging your channel
I watch this with the full knowledge I will never be in the wilderness for more than two hours.
Haha! Well you can still practice the method at home for fun
That's plenty of time
Fandabi dude is highly skilled. I am more excited about the hiking staff that I crafted inspired by one of his recent videos than from a mountain bike I bought that costed more than a car.
haha! Great to hear mate! A stick is more useful! ;)
Great video! I've been doing & teaching bowdrill since 92, and I still get a little thrill when an ember pops out.
I've been working through your tutorials and I realized something. You're like the Bob Ross of survival. So encouraging and inspiring.
Seen a few of these demos including by the Big Names but none matched the quality and fulsome detail of this wee session. Nicely done sir! Duly subbed.
Your demonstration is excellent . Good advice using the thumbnail test for the hearth wood and the limpet shell bearing block is epic . The Old ones carried a water proof skin bag with hearth wood , spindles , bow , cordage , birds nest materials , stone knives and drills . Mine is made from elk skin and waterproofed with bear fat . The bag works well for starting a fire on and can hold 4 liters of water .
It's great to see you healthy , happy and teaching . Thanks for the lesson and all the best from Apache land New Mexico .
Thanks mate! I will need to make myself a bag like that! Cheers!
The pelt in your excellent video is just the right size and the hair can be removed after soaking in water with hard wood ashes for a couple days . A stone hide scraper works great . ATB and thanks for your reply .
Great video, I love making fire by friction.
I went for a walk along the Clyde a few years ago with a friend and the instructor that ran the Bushcraft course I went on (Patrick McGlinchey, great bloke very talented) When we stopped for lunch Patrick made me light the fire using a bow drill.
First though, he made me stick my hands into a pond for a minute or so (It's worth pointing out it was late November, and the pond was frozen)
Just to prove it could be done.
Managed it.
I was very pleased with myself.
Best explanation of creating and using a bow drill I have seen. Thanks Tom!
Tom, That is the best instruction that I have seen for friction fire with a bow. After watching your videos, I see that you are a great teacher. I also wave my tinder bundle in the air so that I do not get smoked out at the end before ignition.
Very impressed with this professionally presented instruction video. You my good sir are a world class survival instructor and im definitely thinking of taking one of your courses. As a beginner munro bagger with limited bushcraft skills and a man with a passion about scotland and my celtic roots i find your videos very informative. You are what i would class as a TRUE scotsman. Stay safe mate. ATB JJ ⛰️🏴🙏
Thanks so much mate! Really appreciate it. Hopefully see you on a course in the future :)
Fabulous video! Too many videos don't give the awesome detail that you have in this video. Thank you
Thank you very much! So much attention to the details. It is the best bow drill fire tutorial I've seen
Thank you!
New subscriber from New Scotland- Nova Scotia Canada. Well explained and great accent.
Really enjoyed these tutorials Tom especially concerning the "Scian Dubh" and the "Scottish Dirk".
The quote about the "Master failing more times than the student has tried" is going on a T-shirt!.
Awesome video I love friction fire I practice bow drill and hand drill one thing I like to do is wet my spindle and board before my practice so if I got lost in the rain I would be able to get a ember
The astragal (talus bone) of a cervid works great to hold down the top of the spindle. I have several of white tail deer which are just the right size. From what I have gathered, the Native Americans would use such to start fires.
Well explained and demonstrated, probably the most detailed instruction I have seen online. Well done sir!
Thanks mate! :)
It's been a point of pride with me for years that I never use paper to light a fire outside but I've always had to use a lighter or matches, this will be great to try.
Thank you for all your detailed insight.
Nice and cosy...
Fandabidozi
Great video . Bow drill is something I want to master this year
Thanks for sharing
ATB
Fire: when you don't need it, it's easy to make. When you really need it, it's very hard. So make sure you don't need it! LOL
It always helps to pray to the great god Teine before commencing.
Wonderfull Video. I appreciate all the little do's and don'ts? As soon as the local fire ban is lifted (Switzerland), I'll give it a go.. elder and hasel are easy to find, this should be so easy😳😜
This was a great explanation.
I already made a fire like this with the items of a friend.
But I think you explained the deatails much better and I like how you talk.
Didn't wanna watch a 24-min-video right now but you kinda hooked me up.
Thx for the upload, definitely trying this :D
You should try making a feather-stick tinder bundle. I used to use cedar bark, but now I really prefer the feather-stick tinder bundle for all my fire making
You could probably use that sycamore for hand drill
This is wonderful thank you. A very good and clear tutorial.
Another great spindle is horsetail as it acts like a sandpaper, although I believe it has to be dried. Great job on making this video as always!
Excellent video!
Awesome video! Seemed effortless while you were doing it. Thanks for sharing this!
I really love your channel. Your videos are amazing and make me feel so calm and happy. Your a really great teacher. Thankyou x
Awesome information.
Very good instructional video.
Awesome video! The best one I have watched with all your great information and instruction. Thank you!
Great video as always got my first ember a couple days ago and it was a great feeling!
Thank you for making isolation more fun. Time to light some fires
Fantastic movie!
A very nice video with a great explanation. everything was on point. Nice job.
ah dude man always quality videos
Thanks mate!
Reall good
i love your videos thank you 4 this!
Very good video!
Your skills are amazing 🙂
Great video! Looks easy when you’re doin it 😂
Just subscribed, Been watching Greg Ovens method of placing a log on top so you can do it single handed. ovens rocky mountain bushcraft is where I saw it. It's good to see some scottish bushcraft
Now this, is cool.
Been canoe tripping in canada my whole life, watched a lot of these sort of videos. Couldn't agree with christopher pos3 more...the explanation is beautifully and humbly nuanced.
Nice one bud !!!
You made that look easy.
Very educational thank you!
Nice work. I managed it once and struggled so much that I said I would never do it again.. But lately I have got the urge back. Also, I have those freet shoes too. Love them.
I've always wanted to start fire by friction, I wonder if I have the patience.
a good mora never let you down
I bought two Mora so I could stress test one of them. Batoned it through a cinder block and it had no edge damage at all. So now I just rotate between both knives
What part of Scotland are you originally from, Tom? You sound quite highland..
If you really have to start a fire without matches or a butane lighter. A magnifying glass will do the trick in a fraction of the time provided there`s even the slightest bit of Sun.
👍🔥
Thanks for the extra details, hints and tips. The wood types to use have not been mentioned in other videos I have seen, which also tend to be from the other side of the pond (ones I have seen this is) so not100% applicable in Blighty. I shall give it a go. If it works I'll teach my 13yo son too.
Hey Tom, old fellow. Very good explaining, right here. I hope you does'nt bother, bcs i think everyone wants to learn to get more effective . If you can afford the time, go to the Felix Immler UA-cam channel, to a video with the name "the double bow drill technique ". I learned that method to get faster results.
of out to get my wood.
In over 40 years I have never successfully made fire from a bow drill or hand drill. 😔 I’ll just stick with flint and steel. This old dog just can’t learn this trick. 🤪
Talk s lot
24 minutes!!😳🙄. Think about cutting it down to 10-11 minutes huh? 🤣✌️
Then you'd bitch because he didn't explain it with enough detail, hey?
Great instructional video but do you need to really need to kill an animal to demonstrate it on? :(
He seems to use this skin for many purposes including sleeping. Doesn't seem like he is wasting the animal from my understanding.
@@derjungemensch5902 well said my friend