4 Reasons why Flint and Steel is Still a Relevant Skill @feralwoodcraft
4 Reasons why Flint and Steel is Still a Relevant Skill  @feralwoodcraft
Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
I often hear that flint and steel is an unnecessary or useless skill because bic lighters or ferro rods work so much faster and/or more reliably. While I feel there is some truth to those statements, I still think that practicing flint and steel to get ownership of it is quite possibly one of the most important ways to practice and learn firecraft as a whole.

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4 Reasons why Flint and Steel is Still a Relevant Skill

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