How to Make Charcloth!

A quick guide on how to make Char Cloth. A very useful flammable tinder for fire-making!
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Thanks for watching!

[@JamesMartin-hv1yd]

Best explanation for char cloth so far. Cheers

[@FreaxxGaming]

Great video, Very informative. 10/10 Would bang

[@wangchung_]

Same

[@sirandrew8808]

I like how you can make a short video and explain how things are done where people can comprehend. Unlike like others how they blah blah blah blah and take 12mins explaining for something simple, awesome channel

[@stygiostergmail]

Don't know if you go back to old videos. But, I tested this process out over the weekend. Works great, so I added the tin to my pack. Keep them coming, love the scientific explanations.

[@alicialangley6181]

Mate your vids are too good. Better than those fat middle age guys that take for ever to get there point across. U do it in a flash. No dramas. No fuss. Btw I love ur vids and ur accent and im brittish too

[@programmedwrong3795]

Alicia Langley Agree 100%

[@ezra4869]

How long can you carry the charcloth or charkwood before you can no longer turn them into embers?

[@rowanfernsler9725]

Ezra Tsegaye I’m RetY sure they last for like, ever as long as you keep them dry

[@ezra4869]

@@rowanfernsler9725 thanks mate

[@JediStockTrader]

Why carry charcloth? If your going to carry it you might as well just bring something else that catches fire right away instead of doing the work and carrying a cloth that will fall apart or absorb moisture !

[@RedneckJay]

Nice video man, great tip about letting it cool first. My first attempts at making char cloth went up in flames. I tipped the tin out immediately and it instantly burst into flames

[@GamePhysics]

Thanks m8, for sure making some of this. I was out the other night and we found no tinder at all. Luckily I had some toilet paper in my little survival-box-thing, and the day was saved.

[@nowi4300]

Exactly to the point and enough detains to understand everything easily. Amazing video!

[@kohinarec6580]

Concise and accurate 👌

[@farhad_tulip]

ممنون جالب بود Thanks ,for tutorials

[@manzilkumarmandal4492]

what if we made and store for a month or year will it last under that?

[@bingowashisnameo80]

Man you have some great content!

[@TheCookiemonster862]

god I love your channel ;) I think its the accent that does it, nice editing to

[@hareth3911]

Does the bottom pieces of cloth will not be that good charred? Because i see it might be that ?

[@CanItAlready]

Nice video. Quick and to the point.

[@madtonesbr]

You should do a piece on your clothing (if you haven't yet - haven't seen all your videos yet!). Your gloves, kneepads, and more tactical clothing seems just as purpose-built as your kit.

[@MrMattrix1]

nice 1 bro, made me some today & it worked like a charm

[@alphawolfbushcrafts8348]

Thanks i was looking for a video on this subject really useful video.

[@brandonpack1645]

Absolutely right my friend ❤️👌🤠

[@frozenhacks401]

you need to make these videos more often ;)

[@programmedwrong3795]

Great video. You get to the point and don't ramble on like everyone else. Cheers

[@Treesconer]

I'm a kid who knows a pretty good deal about survival but what do u suggest as a weapon against animals that is legal in the US?

[@maxshby8136]

Crossbow or slingshot with metal balls but of course nothing beats a bowie knife

[@jaybob1517]

+Trees. coner A hatchet!

[@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32]

Manufacture a spear out of a straight piece of wood, harden the tip with fire and use a very tapered point to prevent breaking. Spears are better as they are simply to use and keep the animal at a distance, can be braced on the ground should an animal charge.

[@MisterBones2910]

I can't think of a single man-portable weapon that isn't legal _somewhere_ in the US. I think switchblades aren't federally banned at least, and that's about all that comes to mind.

[@gringo3009]

12 g. with slugs.

[@tardigrade85]

man, you crack me up.

[@kpenner47]

How many times can you use the same tin? Do you have to use a new one after a while?

[@grizzleyplaysminecraft4996]

You can use it for a long time but make sure the tin won't melt lol

[@crateinvader8572]

Legend

[@BoxxyCro]

What about candy tins? Its aluminum i think

[@ethanbegani3607]

If it's the same material of an alto ifs tin, then he'll yeah.

[@shawnkiesel5349]

Denim works the best..

[@survivallessonsv.r.8736]

👍👍

[@TallestCascade]

Does the hole size matter?

[@wesleymckee9462]

No only how you use it

[@andrewduncan6462]

Will a vaseline tin work

[@enocherone]

+Andrew Duncan Those plastic tins?

[@youssefhammou4118]

can you use hair? 😕

[@MHO82]

Maybe

[@grosebud4554]

Thank god not 10 minutes of talking BS!