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Firesteel a Dozen Different Tinders

Friday, 22 October 2010 08:57
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The Firesteel is a wonderful tool; reliable & versatile. You can get a Firesteel's reasonably priced at http://www.ronniesunshines.com/ and you can learn more about finding and preparing tinders here on NaturalBushcraft. Click here to learn more about:

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2 Thursday, 24 November 2011 01:21
Mattii
Just a guess; perhaps in an airtight box it sweats. Try storing paper or tissue in the box with it to draw some of the moisture out and see if that helps.
1 Saturday, 06 August 2011 08:53
Dave Brons
Great Video. As a beginner bushcrafter I have found that if I store birch bark and carry it in my tinder box for a few days, I really struggle to light it. But if I get it and try to light it on the same day it works straight away. Does any one know why this is, or is it just down to poor technique?

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