I was introduced to this idea by Ade Larsen at a bushcraft get together earlier this year. It's taken me till now to try this out but I really like these things. Easy to store in a pack and not messy like Vaseline cotton balls, these are well worth trying. I'll include a link to Ade's channel below;
/ @adelarsen9776
Now it turns out that Ade got the idea from another KZitemr, NorwegianBushcraft. I'd not seen his videos before making this one but have since watched and learnt from him. I tried an improvement he suggested on the next batch of discs and added some lamp oil to the mix. This made the discs easier to light, particularly when I tore the disc in half to expose more of the cotton wool. Doing this they light first strike every time. Check out his channel on the link below;
/ norwegianbushcraft
Rather than spend your hard earned cash on fancy commercial fire starters, enjoy the satisfaction of making your own at a fraction of the cost. I keep these discs in zip lock plastic bags in my packs so they are always there when I need them.They are compact, light weight, and reliable. They cost very little to make and are a worthwhile addition to any outdoors or survival kit.
CAUTION: Take care when working with molten wax and flammable materials. Ensure you have a suitable work area and good ventilation.
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