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Can of Coke and a Chocolate Bar
No joke ... it has been done! Here's how! A Wildwood Survival exclusive - featured on Mythbusters (but it was here they got the idea)
Further explorations of "Fire from a Can of Coke and a Chocolate Bar"
Fire From Ice!
Yes, it is possible! See it here!
Yes, it is possible! See it here!
Fire from Water!Yup, no kidding! Thanks to Rob Bicevskis for this!
Information about what meterials to use to make fire-making equipment
Bow DrillThe old standby. Uses a bow to spin a drill on a second piece of wood, creating friction and heat.
These are what seats the drill at the bottom in the "drill-type" fire making methods.
A rather unique method of making fire that relies on air heating up under compression..
Not just a tropical alternative! See pictures and a movie of this using native materials in Ontario. Also one from Arizona.
Pictures and movies of this bamboo-based fire-making method
Info, pictures & a movie of a flint-and-steel set making fire
Mirrors, etc.
Magnifying lenses, including fire from a light bulb!
Starting fire using just two stones
Oil-soaked rags and the like
The easiest one of all, if you happen to be near a liquid lava flow!
Not really a primitive method, but here it is
An easy but non-primitive fire starter you can buy in any outdoor store
It's actually quite easy to make fire using a small flashlight battery or two
Miscellaneous other methods
Experimentations by Rob Bicevskis
Source:
http://www.wildwoodsurvival.com/survival/fire/
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