Real men don't need instructions.

I replaced my wick and now when i hit the shut off the wick drops too low so when i raise it all the way it doesnt light now

Thank you so much. I hate those things! Make it impossible to use if you have arthritis. I use my lighter to light birthday candles and campfires. Great tip!

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Get that fuel tablet closer to the bottom of the pot, 2 fuel tabs 1 after the other will boil 2 cups of water. Thank you for sharing👍

I wish Spyderco would've kept that blade shape on the newer Native5s.

You can’t affect the real deal speedy sharp

Knife looks great, congrats. But these companies got to start stepping up with the sheaths. There are knives I haven't bought because of the added cost I was going to have to spend for a custom sheath. Unacceptable from a major company. Meanwhile I just got a cheap, no name $25 neck knife that came w/ Kydex.

Do u know what these are made of

Great choice for your 1st Opinel. Olive is my favourite handle timber for Opinels, it’s beautifully waxy.

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Don’t ever drop that hammer like that

I just started to use Fisher Space pens for these notebooks. Another good one to use is a Pentel mechanical lead pencil.

I changed my wick. And I'm still having issues of it not burning right. Could my kerosene cartridge tank not allowing fuel pass through enough

Thank you for the video Joe. YOU taught me a good bit about a kerosene heater wick. And a new wick supplier that sells wicks made in ENGLAND !!! Can you tell me why you put a all cotton wick instead of a cotton fiberglass one Joe ???

El tamaño ideal.

Do you think this would work with a sol micro sparker if you've had experience of them? Thanks.

Let it burn out completely then refill and let wick soak for a good hour about every 5th tnk

This unit works very well kzbin.infoUgkxl2o1MQU4aMgmFk_cMqer4nH2ptpDEM6h Considering the price I paid for this, I didn't have high expectations, but now after using it, I consider this is a well designed heater. Do be aware that doing the dry burn on the wick as recommended (or at least every two tanks) is absolutely necessary to avoid an unclean burn, fortunately it's easy enough to do. I'm burning dyed K1 kerosene and do a dry burn every two tanks and this is working great. This unit will heat a little over the 500 square feet that it is rated for depending on the temperature. On days it isn't bitter cold this heater will do a fair amount more. This makes an excellent emergency heat source, and also in my situation, it is a little more efficient than the electric heat in the teen temps and below.

KZbin needs a lol button.

Classic video. Nine years later it’s still helping people.

I purchased a PSA M4, it was one of the nicer models with free float hand guard and slanted weight relieved rails up top, m-lok all around. It was NOT a BLEM item, but the reciever extension (or buffer tube) had scratches all over the rear of it. Not a huge deal, but I paid $800 for a rifle, if it gets scratched, I wanna be the asshole who did it. I emailed them with a picture, and without even having to speak to anyone, 5 days later, they had a replacement part out to me in the mail.... Absolute 5 star customer service. I couldn't believe it!! They earned a lifetime customer that day. How's this AR10 holding up? How many rounds do you have on that stainless barrel, be interested to see how the MOA is on it after a few thousand rounds.

95% lanthanoids +5 % iron

When I removed mine it made a releasing air sound. Dunno if it should’ve had

So this one you partially got correct. When you let a K1 heater run out of fuel ultimately what you're doing is doing a clean burn/cleaning the wick. What's happening is on all kerosene related wicks, heaters and lamps, carbon builds up on the end of the wick and makes it so fuel can't carry to the end of said wick and must be cleaned off to work properly. Now this is the part that most of us get wrong, including myself in the past. Most of us think the wick is ruined at that point, unless we read and remember the full manual that came with the heater. The part about this video that isn't correct is that a kerosene heater has to have the proper flame height otherwise it will give off carbon monoxide, black soot, or both. Having the flame too low is what is most known for the carbon monoxide, and you high puts off black smoke and carbon monoxide. Letting the flame run out of fuel does several things: it puts out larger amounts of carbon monoxide, gives off a pretty strong odor, and can create black smoke sometimes. In the manuals, and what is recommended for all heaters, it specifically says to drain the kerosene once a week of regular use, and then to light it and let it burn itself out of kerosene. The critical part is this is supposed to be down outside because it's unhealthy to breathe in what comes off the wick. People die every year from improperly running their K1 heaters, but really it just takes a little knowledge on the topic to have it run safely and efficiently. If you do this regularly then a wick can last many years as the top of all these wicks isn't cotton but fiberglass, the lower portion is cotton. My current wick is 8 years old now and still works like new. Hope this helps guys. Sorry this was so long...😂

Great video and great information

Mine wouldn't light with button but would with a match because the little electric current wouldn't catch the charred part. I'm going to have to run it all night hopefully it will clean it. She came in handy from Friday to yesterday though. I swear power went out for most of Saturday and the style like yours and a square black one I have saved my life

More than 30 years later I still have the scars from one of those. I was 3 and fell onto it. It took the skin off my hands. Don't remember.

Thanks bro I’m nine and I can’t light my bong so thank you

blades are different on all alox knives, thicker than the plastic ones.

can you smell cigarette odor / smoke with that setup?

Life saver

Thank you

I give give you a C for effort. Unless you're using this to camp in your own back yard I'd say this kit is meeeh ok at best. You're relying on too many modern things and your. Don't get me wrong they do work but i would only use something like this unless I'm in desperate need of a fire and need it now. Especially of you say this is your main/primary kit. My main kits is a magnifying lens, paracord for a bow drill, and a flint an still with a tin of chard punk wood. I only have an use things like matches, lighter, ferro rod, cotton balls in petroleum jelly, an cotton pads in wax for when I really need a fire or the weather conditions are too poor for me to use my primary stuff.

Thanks bro!

you’re a lifesaver

People out here trying to smoke, and I'm here just trying to make a lightsource

My God man get to the point no subs for you

Even though I think your wrong, maybe false news, and the whole thing being planned, kinda hope you keep this video up. I went into a store with my 40mm gas mask just for fun.

hello, I wanted if it is an ottumo tool in your ward? how much exactly does it weigh without the sheath? Thanks Michele.

Thanks bro

How you doin?

Just buy cricket one

I flinched when you pulled the trigger and dry fired the hammer.

Enjoyed the video well done. With the orange container with storm proof matches, place 1 match on a fire catch get a second match & crush up place beside other match then use a scraper or knife scrap flint on back of container, before you start make sure the scraper is attached properly as they can fall off. Hope this is helpful to the community Cheers 😎☕️

Lol why do ppl always explain shit that don’t matter, just get to the point

I’m a child and thank you this will help me get rid of that pesky thing

Omg your thumb hurts cry me a river amd buy a 99% lighter damn I'm 22 and realise how dumb my generation really is get tf over it pussy

What's up under 13 years thanks 🌝😏

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