yippe!!

[nameless]

Well lads, i got their took me a good while to actually get up and do it but i did it. Today at my sisters house with her hubby james who showed me how to do FIRE BY FRICTION i got it. thanks to james and sirena for the help and food! so i'm of to practice well tomorrow morning anyhow

Cheers
Adam

 

[tomtom]

Well done mate.. its always very useful to have some one who knows how to point out where your going wrong!!

did you choose the materials yourself?

 

[TheViking]

Well done!

 

[maverick]

Congrats!! I did the same only a couple of days ago you'll be buzzing for days.

 

[grumit]

well done chaps

 

[Snufkin]

Well done, great feeling isn't it?

 

[Tony]

Fantastic stuff mate, it's something you'll never forget. Keep it up and do it as often as possible, then move on to different woods and start experimenting, it won't just teach you about lighting fires but about the woods and the environment etc

well done

 

[nameless]

Hey

I used a birch hand pice, a birch dill, some unkown wood for the bow and scotts pine, i think for the board. i tried all day today and i got really close to another fire but i just wouldnt light then my drill got to short so i have to make another one toomorrow, would lebernaum do? cheers agin for all the praise

Cheers
Adam

 

[jamesdevine]

Well Done Adam. The board was seasoned Pine and it was the same board I go my first coal with so it's a lucky one. I will be keeping it for prosperity.

We will have to find some better tinder do.

Again well done and glad to help.

James

 

[nameless]

Well i'm gonna give that lebernaum a shot with the drill, hope this drill lasts longer

 

[Justin Time]

Adam
What's lebernaum? couldn't find it on Google.

 

[leon-1]

Adam
What's lebernaum? couldn't find it on Google.

I am not sure but I think he may of meant Laburnum, never tried it for fire by friction so I dont know if it will work or not, but I would be interested to find out

Congratulations on getting fire mate