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Save up your Ferro Rod
This video demonstrates how to use Tinder fungus to create a fire using a Ferro rod.
Key Steps:
Collecting the Tinder Fungus: The video begins with the presenter collecting Tinder fungus from a park [00:19].
Preparing the Fungus: The presenter scrapes fine fibers from the fungus onto a piece of wood [00:38]. The pile should be about "hazelnut size" [00:50].
Igniting the Fungus: A Ferro rod is used to create sparks directed at the fungus fibers [01:04].
Feeding the Ember: Once glowing, the ember is grown before adding smaller parts [01:30].
Creating the Fire Bundle: A bundle of short fibrous material, likely straw, is prepared [02:01].
Transferring the Ember: The glowing ember is placed into the bundle [02:50].
Blowing to Ignite: The bundle is gently blown on to ignite the fibers [03:12].
The video highlights the effectiveness of Tinder fungus for starting fires and its use as a remedy for headaches and against insects [01:20].
#FerroRod #TinderFungus #FireStarting #Bushcraft #Survival #OutdoorSkills #Waldhandwerk #PrimitiveSkills #Camping #Wilderness
waldhandwerk.de/kurs-informationen facebook.com/Waldhandwerk instagram.com/waldhandwerk
Waldhandwerk Bushcraft - Survival Trainings: waldhandwerk.de
BUSHCRAFT Das Buch vom Waldhandwerk: amzn.to/2vFavxA
APO1 from Lilly: https://www.survivallilly.at?ref=993
Kanal auf deutsch: youtube.com/channel/UCr2lN0oni_JeMepgjmZKZqA
English Channel: youtube.com/user/Waldhandwerk
Save up your Ferro Rod
This video demonstrates how to use Tinder fungus to create a fire using a Ferro rod.
Key Steps:
Collecting the Tinder Fungus: The video begins with the presenter collecting Tinder fungus from a park [00:19].
Preparing the Fungus: The presenter scrapes fine fibers from the fungus onto a piece of wood [00:38]. The pile should be about "hazelnut size" [00:50].
Igniting the Fungus: A Ferro rod is used to create sparks directed at the fungus fibers [01:04].
Feeding the Ember: Once glowing, the ember is grown before adding smaller parts [01:30].
Creating the Fire Bundle: A bundle of short fibrous material, likely straw, is prepared [02:01].
Transferring the Ember: The glowing ember is placed into the bundle [02:50].
Blowing to Ignite: The bundle is gently blown on to ignite the fibers [03:12].
The video highlights the effectiveness of Tinder fungus for starting fires and its use as a remedy for headaches and against insects [01:20].
#FerroRod #TinderFungus #FireStarting #Bushcraft #Survival #OutdoorSkills #Waldhandwerk #PrimitiveSkills #Camping #Wilderness



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APO1 from Lilly: https://www.survivallilly.at?ref=993
Kanal auf deutsch: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr2lN0oni_JeMepgjmZKZqA
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Waldhandwerk Bushcraft Hook: Build a Versatile Tool from Natural Materials
This video from Waldhandwerk - Bushcraft Survival demonstrates step-by-step how to create a functional bushcraft hook from readily available natural materials.
Key Steps and Applications:
Material Selection: The video begins with the presenter selecting three suitable branches [00:03]. One longer, thicker branch serves as the main body, and two shorter, thinner branches form the hook.
Branch Preparation:
The presenter uses a small knife to shape the ends of the longer branch, creating a pointed tip [00:10].
The shorter branches are trimmed and fitted to snugly insert into notches carved into the longer branch [01:15].
Notch Carving: Two notches are carefully carved into the longer branch to securely hold the shorter branches [02:08]. These notches must be deep enough for a stable connection.
Hook Assembly: The shorter branches are inserted into the notches, forming the hook shape [02:56]. The branches are firmly pressed together to create a robust structure.
Finishing Touches: The presenter uses a knife to refine the transitions and edges, ensuring a smooth and strong hook [03:00].
Functional Testing and Applications:
The finished hook is demonstrated by hanging a backpack from a tree [04:12], showcasing its use for keeping gear off the ground.
Another application is shown: using the hook to fill a water bottle from a stream [04:40], avoiding the need to bend down.
Finally, the hook is used to suspend a kettle over a campfire for cooking [04:57].
The video concludes with a close-up of the completed bushcraft hook, securely attached to a tree trunk [05:20].
This video provides a detailed guide to crafting a simple yet effective bushcraft hook from natural materials, versatile for various outdoor applications.
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