Clay Hayes Hunter Bushcraft Friction FIRE – Nothing but a knife… and a shoelace!

Clay Hayes Hunter Bushcraft Friction FIRE – Nothing but a knife… and a shoelace!
When it comes to crafts and survival, there are few techniques as fascinating as making fire with simple tools, in this case nothing more than a knife. In this video, I’ll show you the subtleties of using a bow drill to make friction fire. The old adage of “rubbing two sticks together” is not far off! I’m going to build a complete friction fire kit using only a knife and my bootlace. For this kit, I use elderberry for the fireboard and spindle. I also collect firewood, process the tinder bundle and give you some important details about the process of making a friction fire.

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