Learning how to start a fire with a bow drill is an essential survival skill. This guide provides you with step-by-step instructions.
How to Build a Self-Feeding Fire that Lasts All Night
A self-feeding fire is exactly that. A fire that manages to feed itself due to its construction and design. Here’s how to make one.
How to Use a Ferro Rod
A ferrocerium rod, or ferro rod for short, is composed of rare earth metals that create sparks when rubbed together. Here’s how to use one.
Fatwood: What Is It and Why You Need It
Fatwood is derived from certain softwood trees which are more flammable the other trees, making fatwood great for tinder and kindling.
6 Ways To Start A Fire Without Lighters Or Matches
Starting a fire without lighters or matches takes time, the right materials, and in some cases, a fair amount of physical exertion.
How To Build a Stealth Fire Pit That Won’t Draw Attention
During a disaster, you don’t want to draw unwanted attention. Here’s how to build a stealth fire pit that won’t be seen from a distance.
Ultimate 750-Piece Fire Starting Kit
This 750-piece fire starting kit has everything you could possibly need to get a fire going quickly, even in bad weather.
6 Easy Campfires Everyone Should Know How To Make
There are six basic types of campfires, each with their pros and cons. In this post, we’ll talk about each one and how to make them.
How to Make Char Cloth with a Zippo
Although you can buy char cloth, I recommend making it yourself. In this video, Sigma 3 Survival School explains how to make char cloth step by step. #urbansurvivalsite #charcloth #zippo #diy #survival
How to Build a Fire Even If The Wood Is Wet
The great thing about fire is the principles of lighting it never change. You still need the same basic three things: oxygen, heat, and fuel.