Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 17 hours ago
I just posted a video this morning that showed me overstuffing a char tin with Oak catkins, charring them, and then trying the puck of char with flint and steel. When they would only barely ignite, I declared Oak catkins unfit for making char material.
That's too hasty a conclusion. Let's try 2 more experiments, simply... loosely packed catkins charred and also cleaned catkins (leaving just their skeletons) charred.
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Charring Oak Catkins And Trying Them Out With Flint And Steel
youtu.be/8JFkH95Ut7A
Char Cloth, Charred Punk Wood Playlist
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkniqMcwgHkRaZQzcyZBVXFzrdGz4ALhY
I just posted a video this morning that showed me overstuffing a char tin with Oak catkins, charring them, and then trying the puck of char with flint and steel. When they would only barely ignite, I declared Oak catkins unfit for making char material.
That's too hasty a conclusion. Let's try 2 more experiments, simply... loosely packed catkins charred and also cleaned catkins (leaving just their skeletons) charred.
Please follow the LINKs below and SUBSCRIBE. Thank You!
Charring Oak Catkins And Trying Them Out With Flint And Steel
youtu.be/8JFkH95Ut7A
Char Cloth, Charred Punk Wood Playlist
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkniqMcwgHkRaZQzcyZBVXFzrdGz4ALhY





