Hand Drill Primitive Fire Making Technique- Black Scout Tutorials

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[jduff]

So many survival experts show you techniques that aren't practical for the average human being. This is the kind of instructional video that can serve the average guy well, it's appreciated. Book marked!

[vilkinesuo]

This is the best explanatory demo I've ever seen of a friction fire. Thank you!

[ricstormwolf]

You just made that look extremely simple. Very cool.

[GaryGraham-]

Howdy ya'll that was awesome thanks for the information

[ThayneJensen]

I want to thank you for offering such well executed instructional and informative videos. I am an Eagle Scout with no military back ground and I am really grateful for the training I received in that program. I appreciate your understated, humble manner that should accompany a man of confidence, compassion and a continual desire to learn. I am a fan of your videos. Your demeanor and excellent source of information, It is a public service and it makes us stronger. I am rebuilding my life from scratch but feel the need to prepare. Is a $300 knife for survival/bushcraft worth the price difference to a $100 knife? Thank you in advance, thank you sincerely for your service to Americas citizens. God Bless, Thayne

[williamcruthirds]

I have gotten a coal just a few times before and now I'm again practicing this method. The one thing that I would like to say is that since I've been getting proficient àt primitive fire making without being big headed it's a very comforting feeling to know that I'm able to start a fire using primitive skills and I feel much more confident knowing I can walk into the woods and be able to keep myself alive as long as I don't starve.

[DennisMathias]

E x c e l l e n t! Very good instruction. Studying paleoanthropology and this makes entire sense. 100 thousand year arts and crafts. Thanks!

[Blue-ranger]

Best video I have seen all day. This one breaks it down and makes it simple.

[VGuerrero]

Healthy tip : You can cut a notch on top of your drill, tie two circles of yarn, and put that on top and into the notch on top to prevent any movement downwards. Thus, keep a constant movement within the drill, preventing any heat loss and in effect make your time to produce a smoldering coal much less.
Oh, and if you haven't figured it out yet, the two circles are for your thumbs, to prevent your hands from going down.

[SaschaKyssa]

Best video on hand drill that I've seen on youtube. Well done on streamlined skill and video.  Subscribing!

[tenpinz]

Thank you this is one of the better videos of the hand drill i have found.

[La_Nature_Mappelle]

Hello, i'm french. I just want to say: very good Job my friend !!

[agridlife]

Best Demo of this method I have seen.
Nice tip on the Whole Hand~

[rixmix]

Saw the shorts had to come back to master this
Very much appreciate these videos
Thanks

[gferroz]

At last something useful from the Internet . Thank You BlackScoutSurvival for this video :)

[rickjones]

Thanks man. I'm going to try this. Something my 7 year old grandson and I can learn together. He recently asked me about this now we will do it

[Noella]

Coronavirus has everyone quarantined and we're obsessively watching Naked and Afraid. I all of a sudden need to know how to make a fire.

[sagecorlew]

thank you for this lesson, I'm trying to get out of this "so called city life" and go back to my primitive roots haha. very helpful. And thank you for your service for our country good sir.

[feralwoodcraft]

Nicely done man!  You hit all the right points well.  Thanks for sharing!

[pokemongo]

Moving to the middle of nowhere mountains, if I get lost you may of helped save my life, thanks!