Apr 24, 2020
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Gransfors Bruks Widerness hatchet ,perfect for kindling seasoned willow and pine for the wood stove .
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Log basket.
Gransfors Bruks Widerness hatchet ,perfect for kindling seasoned willow and pine for the wood stove .
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Sun Case Solar lighter doing its job and a great way to tech kids about fire lighting and tinder collection via @alphabushcraft.
https://www.alphabushcraft.com/collections/fire-making/products/suncase-solar-lighter
Prototype Fire bead ?
So Ive been playing around with the idea of a firebead .
These are made up from 3 layers of Hammaro tinder paper which is a Swedish made biodegradable and environmentally friendly Stearin and pulp product and 2 contrasting layers of waxed cardboard from recycled toilet paper rolls.
The results are a 14mm bead that is long burning (approx 4 mins in this test ) and elements proof that can be added to any lanyard / zip pull but yes it is a’ fire and forget’ product .
https://www.alphabushcraft.com/collections/fire-making/products/hammaro-tinder-cards
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C.A.P.E solutions P1 survival fire system .
Features Military grade Swedish fire-steel , magnesium rod and a super alloy striker on a kevlar lanyard .
https://www.alphabushcraft.com/collections/fire-making/products/p1-survival-fire-system-by-c-a-p-e-solutions-uk
Luckily before the twin storms hit I managed to make up a little indoor log store from 2 recycled wooden plant crates screwed together to fit by our old Rayburn no1 stove .
The 3 recycled cigar boxes on the top hold match's , home made firelighters and various natural tinders and used wax from candles ready to make more firelighters .
Collecting tinder fungus (king Alfred’s cake) over the summer gone with my Farid D6 bushcrafter .