Watch And Find Out Which Is Better: The Ferro Fire Fs124 Or The Bayite 4"! Smith River Montana

[@Calchick7]

I don't know how I missed this one when posted Dave, but awesome as usual 😎

[@tonycorgliano6905]

I have used, quartz, stone flint, even a piece of broken glass.. BUT considering mtleatherman surge is always on my belt, I use it.the backside of my blade works well.

[@AllWeatherFirestarters]

Great Video and Channel! Any chance on maybe doing a product review of our Firestarters?

[@SunGodLuffy_5]

Awsome video. Not many reviews on ferrofire out there. I think they are outstanding for the price. 🔥

[@clivedunning4317]

Can I offer you a tip , if in sea/marsh/wet environments. Coat your ferrocerium rod with Vaseline to deter corrosion.

[@MakersMovementDIY]

Hahah, ill pass on that one.

[@tikkidaddy]

Why? A very thin coat of Vaseline works well for corrosion protection, and can be easily removed with paper towel , which can then be used as tinder. In my experience there is no effectiveness loss as far as spark production🤔😂

[@michaelrogers9284]

@@tikkidaddy I agree with you completely. I carry a small tin of beeswax/linseed oil to protect my blades, ferro rods and leather. I'm sure Vaseline does a similar job.