Victorinox claims: 100 fires with just one FireAnt. Is that possible? Let's test it!!

Victorinox launched the FireAnt fire steel set a few weeks ago. In this video I test the performance with different types of tinder. According to the product description, it should be possible to start 100 fires with this micro fire steel. I want to test that!
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[@QuantumPyrite_88.9]

When Felix says it will work = It will work . The guy I trust for an expert opinion .

[@RP-dy5mu]

Debatable. Felix is a God of survival :D with that said I did just receive it too, but for me it will probably only be used for cases like not having anything to ignite a barbecue with

[@Asmodix]

That's what I think. You're are absolutely right.

[@andrewplaysoutside]

💯

[@OutsideTheTargetDemographic]

You know what lights VERY easily, and you should have in your kit or pocket anyways? Gel hand sanitizer. Mostly made of ethyl alcohol, not only does it light from a single spark, it burns for several dozens of seconds, and is wind resistant, giving you plenty of time to build up a fire. It burns with a blue flame, very much like the Steno buffet food warmers. Give it a try today!

[@dennisleighton2812]

Agreed! Or even the humble Vaseline petroleum jelly!

[@yhsh1874]

@@dennisleighton2812 I'd second the petroleum jelly.

[@henkvandebeek7921]

That Huntsman was the best gift!

[@FelixImmler]

Yes... that's true! 😆😆

[@jordanmiller8603]

I’ve been hesitant to add this because I thought it was gimmicky. This video totally changed my mind. Thank you, Felix!

[@FelixImmler]

Thank a lot for watching!

[@Pinz314]

I've been using the firefly one that replaces the toothpick. It works like a charm.

[@Pinz314]

And because it is longer you get a bigger spark.

[@lyronixone4567]

If you anyway need to bring fresh tinder from home u can also bring a bigger firesteel with you... I mean... The Firesteel doesent work with natural materials as he shows. So why u need it? its so expensive and u need to cary youre own tinder? is it worth it? A bigger light my fire is less expensive than that.

[@evanf1443]

@@lyronixone4567 he shows it catching natural tinder like fatwood though, and admits if he made the birch finer it might work. Finer material will always catch easier. This product would be a way to have an extra fire starter without taking up extra space in your kit. I like having a ferro rod on me in case my lighter doesn’t work for whatever reason, and this would let me keep it with an edc knife in my pocket without taking up any extra space. A bigger ferro rod will always be more effective than a smaller one, I myself keep a 1/2x5 inch ferro rod in my bag, but that doesn’t mean this is a bad idea to have with how convenient it is to carry.

[@unclemeat7310]

One tinder everyone literally has on them are the clothes your wearing. Fibers from any cotton clothes, like jeans, can be shaved off with your blade giving you a nice little pile of lint.

[@OutsideTheTargetDemographic]

Gel hand sanitizer. Seriously, give it a try. A squirt will light from a single spark, burns with a blue flame, lasts for several dozens of seconds, and is wind resistant. Plus, you will have clean hands. Give it a try!

[@angusmctwangstick4079]

One thing to be careful of when burning hand sanitizer is that the blue flame can be very difficult to see.

[@noncompliance4100]

Belly button fluff ;)

[@OutsideTheTargetDemographic]

@@noncompliance4100 Yeah, but it doesn't burn long. And it has a smell. 🤢

[@markhampson3166]

@@OutsideTheTargetDemographic tried it myself a few months back out of curiosity. One strike and it caught immediately . Perfect addition to a small piece of tinder

[@alexwade82]

I've been teaching some 9 year old Cub Scouts about both knives and building fires. I'm going to have them try using my FireAnt and Firfly to build the fire at our campout this weekend.

[@eugenetswong]

Thank you for helping kids!

[@stephenwright3501]

I very much admire your persistance in the pursuit of knowedge.

[@KettleCamping]

Thank you! I also use the firefly that fits in the toothpick holder on the Victorinox SAK. It makes that wonderful folding knife even more versatile. But…. The greatest asset on my Victorinox is what you bring to us through your videos. Thank you so much again! You even showed many fire starter possibilities 👍cheers from Canada

[@edwardfletcher7790]

The tooth pick fire🔥steel is MUCH more practical 👍

[@markashlock9017]

@@edwardfletcher7790 : But I would rather give up my mini screwdriver than my toothpick:(

[@edwardfletcher7790]

@@markashlock9017 You could always swap them when you go camping, it's not like you need a firesteel at work.

[@ogi22]

@@edwardfletcher7790 You can always make a toothpick. It would be way harder to make a firesteel rod ;D

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

Edward Fletcher, I’ve not tried the corkscrew insert, but I do know that the toothpick version doesn’t fit in the RangerGrip series toothpick. Found this out the hard way. I have a snapped one still lodged into mine.

[@TwistedSither]

Impressive. I fully expected such a tiny fire steel to break before 100 fires could be struck.

[@FelixImmler]

Yes...me too 🤣 🤣

[@brendanking7328]

This was originally put out by a company called Tortoise Gear. The first micro fire steel replaces the toothpick on your knife and then they made these micro steel inserts for the SAK corkscrew. Neat that Victorinox picked up on it. The Tortoise gear ones also have glow in the dark plastic which is neat. No, I wouldn't use these as a primary fire source, but as a back-up, they are hard to beat. Thanks again Felix!

[@boola69]

Brendan, I looked at these when I found out about them, but the cost of getting them to the UK made them unviable. I opted for a 4.5mm ferrocium rod in my Swiss champ case. I assume you would recommend them?

[@markcouillard3362]

Felix didn't mention it, but these glow in the dark too.

[@brendanking7328]

@@boola69 I do but there is a 'technique' to striking them. You strike along the top 'thin' edge, not the broad 'flat' edge. Also pull the blade (or striking surface) along the fire steel, don't pull the steel across the blade. But it does throw some sparks when you get it right.

[@boola69]

@@brendanking7328 Yeah, I'd seen you used the narrow side on a review. I think I'll just stick to the ferrocerium rod as it takes up little space. BTW cotton balls soaked in Vaseline (Petroleum Jelly) make amazing tinder, but you probably knew that.

[@edwardenglish6919]

Victorinox is buying these from Tortoise Gear.

[@shawnsiltala5730]

The Huntsman has been my personal EDC for over 25 years, and I just ordered a Fire Fly kit for it. Thank you for your tips and reviews!

[@lexington505]

The FireAnt was introduced by Tortoise Gear, and its considerably cheaper in USD from them (you only get 1 tinder per FireAnt instead of 2, however). They also produce the FireFly, which is a ferro rod that replaces the toothpick.

[@wastafus]

By the way, I really like that you actually try everything for real and make the product suffer to reveal it’s true value. Sagenhaft!

[@davidbenner2289]

Again, you hit one out of the park! An American baseball term for hitting a home run and clearing the bases for one to four runs or points. You should make a CD or thumb drive with bow to use each blade on the Victorinox Swiss Army Knife, specific to that one style of knife, include a small pocket sized solar charged flash light and sell them in a set or kit. Include your whitting book! You are a genius and you know it! Bravo! Felix Immler, a true living treasure for all of Switzerland!

[@PoetFisherman]

Guess I should have watched this before I bought the fire ant system. This video is enough proof for me that I didn't blow my money. Thanks man. 👍

[@FelixImmler]

Thank for this positive feedback!

[@JonGadget]

Great video Felix 👍

[@richardelliott9511]

I've seen so many survivalists struggle with a giant fero rod, you must have really perfected your technique in order to get such a small one to work so well. Thanks for the demo!

[@jwelch1981]

That was an awesome video. Love the different fire starters and the technique with the saw being held in place and moving the fire steel. Thanks for another great video.

[@boola69]

Aw, I missed the usual “Hello You Tube”. Great video as usual. Looked at these, but they were only available from the States at the time and the shipping to the UK made it unviable.

[@markcouillard3362]

I had the same problem getting them shipped from the US, but now that Victorinox has picked them up they are much easier to get. I, too, miss the "Hello KZbin!"

[@DinoDrawer]

I've never heard about these accesories! A great addition for a survival sak. I'm still going to stick with my old ferro rod, as fireant costs just as much as a Huntsman in my country! Thanks for the video!

[@FelixImmler]

Yes, that's sad but true! Very expensive )-:

[@bobpadrick7718]

Great video, as always. But, I can't imagine myself needing over 100 "emergency fires." So, why WOULDN'T I use this as my primary fire steel, especially when it is just a backup to my lighter?

[@TeamGermanLP]

27€ for 3 of those. Way to expensive to use them casually in my opinion. Just use a lighter or a normal fire rod as it's way more value for your money. These are nice to have, but when will you ever be outside with your pocket knife, but no other way to start a fire? For half the price I might get them, as it is they are just a gimmick for me

[@ducatipaso1386]

@@TeamGermanLP when you forgot to bring a lighter to barbecue it's priceless.

[@DilbertMuc]

@@TeamGermanLP Lighter, Aldi, 25 cts. :)

[@timcoker5732]

This is great, I have considered this but it’s just so small, now I’m definitely going to get a few.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks for your feedback Tim!

[@Imightberiding]

Your determination & devotion to the SAK is nothing short of amazing & inspiring. Always a pleasure to watch your videos along with your positive attitude & smiling face. Cheers from Canada.

[@johngoodman4368]

I've been using fire ants for a while, since the original crowd funding. Very happy with them. The huntsman is almost a complete survival kit with this. I see it as essential EDC.

[@CrackedCandy]

I'm impressed that you still have your first swiss army knife. I don't know how many of those I have lost

[@archivist17]

Or had stolen, in my case 😢

[@schlorchable]

Felix: a better sound and audio-quality would not cost the world ... !!

[@dennisleighton2812]

From this video the most important take-away was your comment about having the appropriate tinder. As preparation is the mantra for all who travel in nature and the outdoors, it is clear that part of that is to pack several different sources of tinder material. Fortunately, it is not at all bulky, and one can easily pack enough for hundreds of fires and scarcely notice the weight or bulk of that tinder. As was pointed out even fine birch bark shavings are not always easy to ignite. Thanks Felix, for a most enlightening video and some extremely important information. Note: If one carries with you in your pack a humble domestic candle, it will make a formidable team with the fire ant! The fire ant gives the initial small flame and once lit, the candle provides the strong sustainable flame to light the fire in almost any conditions. This video has conclusively exploded some long standing myths and assumptions about starting fires!

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for this super interesting feedback!

[@outdoor-buddy]

Diesmal stimmt „See you next friday“ sogar

[@FelixImmler]

Geil! Ich freue mich schon riesig!

[@Misanti888]

Love the amount of detail in your review of the fireant. Your dedication in sharing SAK info will always be much appreciated. Stay safe...🙏🥰

[@j.j.savalle4714]

What a great backup fire starter option. Thx Felix for the great test on this. Appreciate your dedication!

[@jacklandismcgowan1413]

Great job…thanks for the demonstrations👍

[@FelixImmler]

My pleasure!

[@bruceevans8837]

I love this channel, thank you Felix for your honest ,humble, real world reviews,tips and tricks.

[@RDPproject]

Sitting here watching Felix play with fire is so satisfying.

[@FelixImmler]

Haa ha haa, thanks! 😂 🔥

[@idlibenglish6789]

My bushcraft journey started picnicking with my family. It was cold and damp and we couldn't start a fire. It has been an education, to say the least. Others use accelerants to start fires and don't think twice. We, however, pride ourselves on following the basics and letting the fire and fuel work for us. Another FANTASTIC video - keep teaching us cause we keep learning!

[@Diebulfrog79]

happy fire up Friday, Felix

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot!!

[@rkgki]

100+ strikes! You have some patience! Thanks for doing this test. I took a cheap ferrorod/ magnesium combo from the dollar store, and used acetone to unglue the skinny rod from the magnesium block. Then put the ferrorod into a drill and spun it against 80 grit sandpaper (which took way too long) until it was narrow enough to slide into the corkscrew. Then I carefully cut it with a hacksaw. I used a Sharpie marker to (hopefully) protect it from moisture and voila: a home made sak ferrorod, which is as long as the corkscrew. It fits well into my Rangergrip 79 and the recess for the corkscrew keeps the ferrorod from falling out when the corksrew is put away, but I didn't add anything else to keep it in place with the corkscrew open, other than the friction fit. I suggest a file or some other means to remove the bulk of the material from the original rod. because sanding alone took way too long. I had to remove about a quarter of the diameter of the rod. Now, can I wrap some waxed jute twine around it for tinder.... ?

[@WayPointSurvival]

Very cool, my friend I just ordered some off of Amazon thanks to this video.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot James!

[@ruairigoat]

Great video lad, you have some great content. Cheers from Ireland.

[@FelixImmler]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@diezelle57]

Excellente démonstration ! :)

[@FelixImmler]

Thank you so much!

[@ozozzoo3840]

I saw these a few weeks back and my grandson and I were wondering..... thanks, you proved what we wanted out of this.... time to buy! Bravo Felix!

[@Jaden48108]

I say the mini-ferro rod works great as a backup ignition source. Could also use tinder combos- helix tinder with birch bark or any of the others that worked well. Glad to hear The Huntsman SAK is your go-to. It's been my go-to as well for 30 years.

[@dalecarr5445]

I have the Fireant and Firefly. I’ve trie both and they seem to work well. I prefer the Firefly because I tend to use the mini screwdriver a good bit. They are expensive but well worth the cost in an emergency. Excellent kit and excellent video. Thanks again for making these videos.

[@parttimewoodcrafter307]

Yes, I like having the mini screwdriver. I can always make a toothpick. Firefly for me!

[@BUZZKILLJRJR]

I save the dryer lint from the filter in a bag I hand in the laundry room and use it for fires all the time. It's absolutely amazing for fire tinder, I also keep a large piece of flattened birchbark in my fire kit and a piece of fatwood.

[@rustyislandable]

I just lucked into a procedure that makes Firefly becoming my most favorite thing! I got a big SAK Ranger Grip 58 Hunter. Then got large Firefly which needed end tapering to fit into SAK. I had used 6 cm. wide 120 grit sanding belt just laying around. I found rubbing FF on piece of belt very entertaining! Dust would accumulate on the belt. When there was enough dust it would erupt into a pyrotechnic display on the belt. It took a relatively long time to grind the square FF to a pointy toothpick profile. I guesstimate that there was enough large flashes to start over 100 fires in just the 2 cm tapering operation. If I carry a 6 cm. x 10 cm. patch of belt I could start an amazing number of fires; + other uses.

[@Platypus-Dreams]

It's obviously worth it. As a SAK lover and as I've always have one on me. It would be great in an emergency. It could be as simple as going for a walk and getting lost

[@ErikCho]

100 on one side. It looks like you could still get a few more on the other side before it snapped completely off, not that you would even need it to work that many times in a survival situation. That is really impressive for something so small.

[@albe6093]

Marvelous, Felix!!! What a great part - so small and so good!!! Thanks for the video!!!

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks for your kind comment!

[@zerocontent3171]

With the birch bark, try scraping the inner side of the bark obtaining a little pile of the dust to throw a spark at.

[@THENEWWRANGLER]

i also did the heat shrink tube to protect the fir tinder in the cork screw.

[@Kenbur]

thanks Felix for the review. I have been using the firefly (big brother of the fireant) for two years now - don't miss my toothpick much and have found that even without a saw blade (on my mechanic swiss army) that the punch and can opener spark it very well. lots of fun knowing I have lots and lots and lots of more fires to be started ATB

[@vvogt4252]

Awesome Demonstrating this Cool mini ferro rod! Thanks Brother.

[@shawnregan6301]

That's really smart to hold the tinder with the blade! I learn something every day

[@FelixImmler]

Super. Thanks for your comment!

[@BASurvival]

Great video as always, good to see this being put to the test. As a little fire steel you only use in an emergency and still being able to make over 100 fires makes it a very useful addition to the SAK.

[@alanevans4232]

Thanks Felix, I honestly didn't think you would get 10 fires from it, very impressed and will be adding to my knife, Victorinox Forester.

[@mattpreston9718]

Excellent presentation as ever! Danke!

[@FelixImmler]

Many thanks!

[@SnowyAspenHills]

Great video and proves what a great product it is. I have one on my SAK but this shows it's even better than I thought. I was cautious to use it except for emergencies but this shows just how many strikes one can get from a single little fire steel.

[@gladebreeze252]

Finally now i will buy dozen of them for my champ

[@silvanigra]

For even more tinder in your fire making "kit", use some of that tinder paracord to make a lanyard for your knife.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks for your tip!

[@petechick8470]

Felix, you are awesome! I probably would not have justified buying these until I saw this video, but my mind is changed. My first Vic SAK was also a gift ~40 years ago (but it was the Champion).

[@DaniloAMViana]

Great video, my friend!

[@FelixImmler]

Thank you very much!

[@pnyarrow]

Hi Felix. Thank yo for taking the time to test the firesteel so throughly and film it too. Danke fuers mitteilen und bleib gesund. LG. Nigel

[@viragaustin]

Thumbs up to the amount of effort you put in all your videos. 👍🏻. This addition is one of the best for the SAK. It is still not available in india on the official website and Amazon yet.

[@runhikemike]

Wow. Thank you for taking the time to demonstrate this!

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for watching dear Mike!

[@bennydubya1]

I have this on my Swiss army knife Camper. Thankyou for the video

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks for watching!

[@finelinerin]

Genauso so stellt man sich einen guten Test vor! Danke!

[@ПетрПарцей-л7л]

You are really pretty good ambassador for Victorinox 👍

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for this wonderful compliment!

[@neitzsche5150]

Thank you Felix! When I first saw the striker and tinder kit, I thought Victorinox was selling a worthless gimmick, but it does add functionality to the SAK. Great video!

[@kw7446]

Hello Mr. Immler: I have been carrying and using the Tortoise Shell brand micro fire stick and helix tender for a year. Loved your review and you are correct as it is only an emergent starter, but man it is handy! One thing I experienced was that the helix tender would wear while in the pocket. So I found out that slipping a big straw over them works well to protect the tinder from the abrasive material in the pocket. I hope this helps other SAK carriers. Keep up the great work!!!!

[@FelixImmler]

Yes I will make a video with heat shrink tubing! Thanks for your hint

[@DougPalumbo]

All the proof I need! Great video Felix!

[@alf3553]

I’ve have both of those & the one that replaces the toothpick. I’ve only played with them & they all work rather well, but you’re right it’s not for primary fire making. If the knife has a corkscrew why not add it 🔥.

[@mingshey]

@Ministry of Mystics Well, I would replace the glasses driver with the fire steel and carve a mini phillips driver out of the fire steel with a diamond file. Use it as an emergency glass driver and in a pinch it can always give me fire.

[@mywrkout1]

Would never have believed it! It works! Thank you Felix for doing such a great review on the Victorinox fire ant

[@chriswheatley71]

If there was going to be one person who tested this properly it was going to be you, Felix. Thanks for this video. I bought one of these yesterday thinking ‘maybe it’ll be okay’. Now I know it will be just fine, and it’ll replace the screwdriver from now on.

[@steffrouen]

Good test again. Thks

[@FelixImmler]

Thank you too!

[@Bushmen918]

I like this , it is smaller than a tiny bic, but to me it is still on the pricy side when compared to a disposable lighter. But I want my SAR tricked out to the max , oh why do I feel I got to have this in my life . great video as always Felix much love from the states

[@FelixImmler]

Totally agree

[@simonedallachiesa9804]

Felix, your are a genius. One of your best videos.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot Simone!

[@timsummers870]

Felix, thanks for another great demonstration. I prefer the firefly to the fire ant because it’s longer and will light more fires. Also, the tinder that comes in the fire ant is good but too expensive considering you can easily get other tinder in the outdoors. I wonder why Victorinox is so far only offering the fire ant in its product line. Hopefully they purchase the Tortoise Gear company soon and introduce the firefly too. It’s an excellent addition to a SAK.

[@DonKachot]

Great demonstration!👍 I'm so grateful to your godmother whose gift of a Victorinox Huntsman maybe set you on your Victorinox course that led to the fountain of knowledge that you so generously share with us all. Thank you Felix. Thank you Felix' godmother😊

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for this wonderful feedback!

[@wastafus]

Felix this a great video course on starting a fire with a SAK. I purchased the “Toothpick” version of the fire steel, since I felt the smaller version would not be useful for inexperienced knife users. My takeaway: Always bring a Tampon to the outdoors.

[@sudoroot5457]

unbelievable what you always conjure up and how hard you try. Thank you Felix for your ideas, I appreciate it

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for your feedback!

[@willikebari5478]

Hallo Felix, ich habe einen etwas größeren Not-Firesteel in meinem EDC-Messer integriert. Man ist froh, wenn man so etwas dabei hat, wenn es mal eng ist und es ist auf alle Fälle besser, als gar nix. Wie du in deinem Video gezeigt hast, kommt es aber auch immer sehr auf den richtigen Zunder an. Wie auch immer, wieder ein hochinteressantes und lehrreiches Video von dir!👍👍👍 Danke dafür und liebe Grüße aus Wels / Oberösterreich!

[@FelixImmler]

Vielen Dank Willi. Dein Kommentar freut mich sehr!

[@gerhardras4766]

Thank you Felix. Very informative. I fitted 3 of my SAK's with firesteal. Champ, Ranger and Handyman.

[@FelixImmler]

Super..Thank you. Do you know this video? kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZWpgq2QeNWAa6s

[@KayakCampingOffGrid]

Great work Felix... I love to watch your awesome films!

[@FelixImmler]

Thank you very much!

[@JackRoberts-gp9ro]

Awesome again. Your work in making these videos is greatly appreciated.

[@wacken53]

Great videos.I was last weekend in Geneve,a visit to victorinox shop and this time no knives but your english books.

[@811stever]

I thought you were just going to use the tinder that came with it. But in the spirit of "Project Farm" You do the 100 fires... "We're Gonna Test That. Nice Work!, loved all the tinder selections.

[@tikkidaddy]

😂😂😂 Good ol Todd has saved me a bunch of money and time. Two of THE best channels on YT

[@doubled3983]

Hello from Oklahoma! Great Video! Thanks!👍👍 Thanks for all U do! God Bless!

[@vincentwesley6343]

Great video as always my friend.

[@seanfitzgibbon235]

Great video Felix. In Felix We Trust !🙌🏻🔥

[@auroraborealisknives4019]

Outstanding review

[@alfonsocalventeiglesias1398]

Looks like a really useful add to our SAK, and gives another use to the cork-srew :) Interesting!

[@peterantal3157]

Perfect. As always. 👍

[@clivegreenall309]

Great demo Felix. I always enjoy your presentations. They're so innovative. Regards from S Africa

[@FelixImmler]

Thank you so much!!

[@simonkenton5927]

Fantastic video you are such a joy to watch I hope you have as much fun making these as we do watching them have a fantastic weekend Simon

[@robinbonaventura4951]

Felix...thank you for your video and for your positive energy!!!! Stay well!

[@pigsnuck]

Been trying to get hold of one of those for ages! Thanks for the info that it’s now available directly from Victorinox. I ordered a Fireant immediately! Thanks Felix!

[@kenneth4992]

Yes you can use birch bark. Best way is to use the back of your saw to scrape the bark to make fuzz like you did with the fatwood. GOD Bless you and your families

[@Tag-Traeumer]

Perfekte und überzeugende Vorstellung! Ich brauche das unbedingt! Nicht weil ich es brauchen würde, nur um es zu haben. Faustkeil und Feuermachen als Taschenmesser und Feuerzeug, die wichtigsten Errungenschaften des Menschen in einem handlichen Ding!

[@FelixImmler]

Dankeschön!

[@sallman1243]

Love your content, I have based my purchases of victorinox knives on your reviews.

[@FelixImmler]

Awesome, thank you!

[@africorn5390]

Baddest Bee Fire Fuses are also waterproof and very easy to carry around. And Hammarö Lighting Paper.

[@BCJerbs]

Oh Mr.Felix I can't wait to get together and learn what to do with our new found thingys you sent! Can't wait to see the next lesson you will share with me! I seriously can not wait my friend! I am giggie like a kid in a candy store! I'm so very grateful that our paths crossed Mr.Felix! You really make learning my SAK Camper and feildmaster fun and it's all info that will help me in a serious situation! Can't wait to see what you will teach! Hope your well my friend! Talk soon! Cheers, Jerbs 👍🏼🔥🔪🔥👍🏼🤓

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for your friendship!! I'm also curious what the new fire steels are good for