How to Make Char Cloth @davidspassage
How to Make Char Cloth  @davidspassage
Uploaded December 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Char cloth is something that is used as a way to convert sparks into fire using the flint and steel method of creating fire. By charring natural material, the charred material will easily catch a spark. You then can blow it into flame using a tinder bundle.

I made this video in follow up to a video I made regarding using a Mora Bushcraft Black knife as a flint striker. You can check out that video here: youtu.be/Jil0DWVfQOY

In this video I take you through a process by which you can easily make char cloth using a few simple and cheap tools you probably already have laying around the house.

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