5 Ways to Ignite Steel Wool

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[@danielmatthews4262]

Hey bud,
Steel wool stays in my kit. Good work bud, keep it coming.

[@buckeyebushcraft]

Thanks man!

[@ytsejam2047]

I had never seen AAA's used to ignite it. Nice video, keep 'em coming!

[@buckeyebushcraft]

💪🏻💪🏻

[@UglyTent]

Excellent video!! One of my favorites you’ve done.

[@awayinthewilderness4319]

Great video, man! Glad to see you doing your thing again. Wish you the best on your new business/website. Probably place an order soon. Cool to see you affiliated with Campcraft. They have some good products. 👍

[@buckeyebushcraft]

Thank you for the support!

[@jeff6989]

I go to harbor freight and buy bags of 0000 steel wool . They come in small rolls and I carry a few with me. I mostly have it as a scrub pad but also as a back up fire starter .

[@peterott-tn6pf]

Definitely going to add this to my kit. I have a 0000 pack of it for cleaning rust off of my tools and knives...WORKS GREAT! Awesome content Jake keep it up man!!!

[@ricktuma3233]

Awesome video Jake , thank you !!

[@buckeyebushcraft]

Thanks for watching!

[@ExpeditionaryJonny]

Great video, Jake! I played around with steel wool once. The wool wasn't fine enough so I had a hard time of it. This was a really good tutorial and I'm willing to give it another shot. Also, I appreciate the tip on how to use your knife for flint & steel. That's another something I need to work on. Have a great weekend!

[@herbsmith6871]

Good info Jake! Thanks for sharing my friend 🤠

[@buckeyebushcraft]

Thanks for watching!

[@pobo6113]

Steel wool is in my pack. 👍

[@maximaleffort]

That was great! Thanks!

[@genewentz9906]

Very good video, yes steel wool has a place in fire making bag.

[@thomasoverton7131]

Awesome video Jake. Thanks for sharing brother 👍

[@theyakuza4927]

I think carrying steel wool is a good idea because it is a versatile, viable way to start a fire. It is also good to clean off knife blades before sharpening so, you don’t gum up your stone, diamond sharpener or any sharpener with pitch or tree sap. One of my trades as a contractor was. Floor installations where, my main tools were razor blades and other knives. Because we constantly sharpened blades the first thing I learned was to steel wool your knife so you wouldn’t contaminate your sharpening stone with gunk accumulated on your knife. Also in this day and age where people are always looking for the new hottest products to start fires, the tried and true products are being forgotten and considered as old fashion. This seems to be because IMHO that survival has become a popular fad and people are trying to replace training with easy to use products. Except for a few products that I have seen, most new tinders are variations of each other where, the only big difference is the name and packaging. Thanks for the video, I’m sure someone, somewhere has learned something new. The 893

[@Thomas_M76]

Good stuff, keep the videos coming!

[@gregmabry3046]

Great video can’t have to many ways to start a fire. Big fan of steel wool

[@jimmyfields5831]

Keep up the content jake

[@buckeyebushcraft]

Will do, thank you!

[@sandersjones1577]

Well steelwool maybe old school but it’s lite in weight and I will carry it. Thanks for sharing

[@karlo8093]

Good tips. Thanks Jake!

[@keithgaynor6006]

Good information Jake, Thank you

[@DennisKelley-hw7pw]

Very informing thank you

[@edwardknudsen4806]

Just found your channel. Nice content. Thanks.

[@blackshirt142]

Another great video Jake! Helped me figure out what I did wrong using a 9v. I fluffed it up completely being afraid it wouldn't work as well being compressed. I see the error of my ways now, lol.

[@buckeyebushcraft]

I’m glad you learned something!

[@kalstreksandtrails7606]

Awesome video my friend

[@marclucier2533]

Greeting from AZ. Land of ski walkers and wendigos lol. Great video. Always informative content. I keep a small piece in my fire kit as another resource

[@johnfleming8285]

Good video! I am going to add a bit to my gear.

[@vickiblack6694]

Great presentation..

[@preppingforprophecy7680]

I think steel wool is more practical to carry than flint and steel cuz it is multifunctional, weighs less, and can be lit be finding a flint stone just about anywhere .... even that big old hank of steel wool in your video weighs far less than any flint and steel combo....

[@buckeyebushcraft]

I definitely agree with you

[@TheHawkman007]

Was just thinking about that last night I will carry it in my kit

[@danielmatthews4262]

What is that flint and steel pouch

[@buckeyebushcraft]

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[@jeffechols5302]

Great tutorial

[@buckeyebushcraft]

Thank you

[@lastgameplay]

Good video...

[@buckeyebushcraft]

Thank you!

[@MrLandphill]

great video , thanks for all you do for the community. you are almost at the 10k sub mark, so awesome

[@buckeyebushcraft]

Thank you for the support! It means a lot!

[@Mtn_eonin]

Love carrying steel wool! Super resourceful and useful!

[@sandersjones1577]

Boy you all right with me I don’t care what your mom say.