The Altoid Flint & Steel Fire Kit! Bushcraft Loadout

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Dan

[DanielLee-wcgb]

Anyone remember the Sucrets tin? This was a throat lozenge that was discontinued many years ago. Made my first kit using this type of tin back in the day.

[daz.r]

I made a copper plate to cover my char cloth in the altoids tin. Keeps my flint and steel clean.

[MacSharps]

No flint in Central New York. But I can find quartz from time to time. And I’ll grab a fist sized chunk of it to break down later. Works quite well.

[williammoore]

Excellent video, great job of explaining flint and steel kit.

[coreyzimmerman]

Me too Gary. A quartz rock and a drywall screw will throw a perfect spark into char cloth. Try that Dan!

[charliemike]

Wish everyone could pass on knowledge as quickly and efficiently as you did in this video. Thumbs up!

[jamescrowe]

I have Seresto flea collar tin that I made char cloth in. Hope that qualifies. 😂

[futuretrunks]

Really enjoy your channel content. Short vids and to the point. Thanks. My name's Dan too!

[jeffclark]

Is it weird to have several burned tins (and fire kits) that stay rack of my packs? One can never tell what pack might be used on a given day……asking for a friend 😬

[thedoghouseoutdoors]

I need a T 6 0 in coyote or olive green get them back in stock please and thank you!

[charlesmckinney]

It pays to learn to sharpen your flint.

[sidneybailey]

Slightly off the subject...but why doesn't anyone talk about magnesium fire starters.? I think it is an excellent spark extender in wet weather. I like keeping mine with my ferro rod.

[jeffrdnck]

I have a old X-Large condom container. It’s awesome!!

[jimjasinski]

Hahahaha buy my Stuff, no camping ever 😅