The Fire Plough

fast fire plow

wood for the fire plow:

[jpol]

The fastest fire start using only wood, that I've seen to date!

[jamesedgar]

This is the easiest technique to friction fire, its so effective ive used decently wet wood and the friction dried out the parts rubbing, obviously it took awhile but its the only one to ever work with wet wood for me, ima start recording myself doing these things so i have proof and hopefully views and money😂

[THIRA-nzkq]

Tried this hell once, whenever it starts sparking, sweat from forehead drops directly at the Sparking Spot.

[mak]

Nice man. Fire plow is simple, but so tough! Great preparation of kit and excellent control. Impressive.

[yogesh_gurung]

Even if we find Aliens one day this would still remain the greatest discovery of all time

[andrewc]

That rooster's like "Uh-oh, this can't be good..."

[paulmetheny]

Friction causes heat, heat causes fire. This would be a good project for everybody in science class in school. WONDERFUL VIDEO😊

[XcraigyX]

Thank you for this, the easiest and best method for friction fire I’ve ever watched, thank you

[Testbug-dytj]

Beautiful.., never seen the fier plow in actual use. Thank you.

[UniversalSovereignCitizen]

This works good in Australia too.
With grasstree flower stem base (40-50 centre metres thick!) which is light weight and eucalyptus stick for the plough. Very little carving to make and no bow so save your shoelaces or string!
Excellent video... You're an ACE. 💜👍👍👍
Thank you 😀

Universal Sovereign Citizen

[tuxedokitty]

THE WAY I WAS BLOWING AIR ON MY SCREEN 😭😭💀

[txrick]

I have done this and also the stick spin and bow spinning a stick . Good survival skills.

[WeinsEarp]

Thank you for this technic. Much easier and faster than a bowdrill.

[Ace-igvs]

Thats the first time I've seen this little trick. Amazing

[RediBoe]

Vidio ini sangat mengedukasi kita, , terus buatkonten yg berguna dan mendidik..👍🙏salam dari Inhu riau

[michaelvarney.]

Very cool! However, the hairs raising and cringe caused was worse than nails on a chalkboard or biting a popsicle stick for me LOL!

[TANOH_BLANG]

You are so great I have to learn from you

[davidgraham]

A long pull/push can build up a large amount of heat from friction.
I've always loved these types of firestarters.
This one is very good.

[jackminh]

Amazing! It looks so easy to get fire compared to other methods!😅❤

[alexconnor]

A fire being made never gets old. Maybe it's reminiscent of the feeling cavemen got when they made fire. Because they knew they were safe.