How To Start A Fire With A Bow Drill: THE ART OF FIRE

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Anyone can make a bow drill and start a fire. Expert knowledge in easy steps – start from scratch and make fires like a pro with a technique more than 7,000 years old.

I’m Dan Hume, wilderness expert and author of The Art of Fire. Fire is the greatest discovery in history, and my book teaches you how to use its power. With my help, you’ll take your fires to the next level, no matter whether you’re a total beginner or a seasoned wilderness explorer.

Fully illustrated with practical step-by-step guides, The Art of Fire is essential reading for anyone who wants to master the human race’s oldest tool.

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How the hell did this guy stay perfectly calm, composed, didn’t even break a sweat 😅. Man I love the British

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This is the best video on this that I have seen. Well done

shannonthemason

Great video! Very well made and greatly explained.

davidhansen

I have watched a lot of videos on this, none quite as well described. Thanks for sharing. could use a boot lace or such/

terrygrant

That was cool! I think I will try that. Of course, the tools available might not be the same on a hike, but always have a good sharp knife.

jeanswann

I'm reading The Sackett Brand, and Tell just started a fire with the bow and drill method. Well, of course I had to see how that worked, what it was. So here I am. :)

granjmy

That opening is hilarious: the problem with...matches, is they have moving parts and can fail. So I'll craft a 4-piece machine using 3-4 tools that I brought with me.

fennugreek-gszb

After reading "The Mountain between US" it gives me a better idea what he had to do to survive in mountain. We take fire for granted, but when stranded on remote place, fire is your best friend.

datasleek

okay this is an amazing turtorial thank you

qendrimselmani

It’s a nice video, and let’s be honest, he is telling you how to do it, on a nice dry day, with some very nice dry wood, with some very swish kit, but if anyone has been in a situation where you are roughing it on the bare bones of your arse, then you would know that, 90% of people watching this won’t know what trees are what, especially in winter. In a survival situation you are unlikely to find a knife just kicking about in the woods let alone a sharp one, and we English don’t just lord it about every day with a knife on our belt.
But it is a nice prim and proper video, and does have a place. Like when I was a kid trying to make what I saw on Blue Peter.

naturekids

i know i will never use this knowledge, but its good to know

nachorodrigueze

in which "survival situation" would I have a big ass axe and knife but no fire?

MegaDeutschbag

Now you have to do it all over again with a rock instead of a knife and axe. Any you have to make string from plant fibers or animal tendons.

ChristopherPisz

I did this but it took me all day. When you are pulling the bow back and forth the string tends to climb up the drill until it hits the block you are holding and then it's all over. This was the hardest part for me.

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