Primitive technology friction fire: Handrill secrets!

In this video I show you two handy tricks for producing an ember using the Handrill friction fire technique

[@MontyOutdoors]

These are the videos I love. Brilliant tutorial thanks. Please keep it up.

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Thanks buddy pottery again tomorrow 😊

[@BeeOutdoors]

Awesome Demo, you make it look easy. Very well explained and very good tips. Nice to see you Paul thanks for sharing

[@redsorgum]

Excellent information, keep them coming! Stay safe buddy!

[@DavidLee-yu7yz]

I like the way your mind works and you are owning (for want of a better word) the primitive, and still relevant skills today, if you don't mind me saying you have improved your presentation skills in the last two years. Dave

[@marjiecleveland]

You do quite well instructing! Good tips!

[@WhenNaturePauls]

Good demo! And some great tips! Keep them coming!

[@kieranevans7127]

Great video Paul 👍👍

[@3101010]

Thanks for the tips, definitely something I need to work on.

[@storiesfilm-kristianwolski7950]

Lovely Paul!!

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

Cracking video Paul looks hard going to give it a go this week mate will be watching this a few times stay safe mate atvb jimmy 😎😎

[@stevemcdermott6199]

Smashing vid man 👊 kind of gives me the confidence to give it a go.....maybe

[@vincentroche6749]

Great tutorial Paul. I didn't know about the willow hack. Is the bluebell blub in the ground? Getting there buddy, plenty of learning along the way.

[@kieranevans7127]

What is the little Matt you sit your ember on ? Is it leather ?

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

It was a piece of leather in this case, typically out in the woods it's a leaf or bit of bark or wood etc...

[@kieranevans7127]

Paul Smith Primitive Bushcraft thanks for your reply Paul 👊👍💪🏕