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[FlashaholicsUSA]

Looks easy enough. Going to try it tomorrow. 👏🏻

[dannygarden]

Very important to do on hot coals not flames or fire, the temperature as to be low or you will loose it or caught on fire.

[suplaxrav]

I like this type of video with some added info in text! Nice one

[RI-fpbw]

Good work❤ and I am sure it works winter time, I carry always pine kindling to light a fire, but your tip is better, thanks boss❤

[tigerpisces]

Thanks for the valuable information. First part is finding fat wood 🪵 Pine and Fir trees and stumps are a good source of fat wood.

[I_am_Signal]

The music really adds to the content of the video. You should really consider music more often for your shorts!

[abdulwadood.]

No music on the clips is way better, please don’t add music in your clips! Thanks

[Steven-ud]

It's a nother good lesson for today. Thank you.

[jacopo]

What's the use of pine tar?
Sorry for the (maybe) weird question.

[fredpatterson]

Don’t know bout yall but Altoids were genius when designing their packaging because they knew we would pay the extra for the tin!

[Mike-oxbv]

What is the use of the oil ? I love fat wood for starting fires so is there advantage to extracting the oil ?

[DDryTaste]

Gotta love me my tinfowl. Thanks for sharing

[BrianStevens-oe]

Is the fat wood still useful afterwards or is it totally depleted of it's value? I hope it's not a stupid question 😅

[augustrubio]

Why do you use a small hatchet over a large or medium hatchet?

[CabinGRL]

I have a good bit of fat wood I’m gonna do this thx 😊

[Aristotteles]

Gute Idee. Aber mach doch das mal ohne Alufolie. Das ist hohe Kunst und das geht😊

[slimeyarchives]

How do you find/know which wood is fat wood?

[DSWL_]

i bet you could use an aluminum can if no tin foal

[dannyharris]

Wat is fat wood please I'm from Manchester England have a good day 😊 Danny

[fronemawoj]

Must be a way to do it without the foil and tin box or other manufactured stuff if need be.