Bushcraft - My Flint and Steel Kits 

Great, nice little Kits! Inspiring Bushcraft Items. Thanks for showing my friend.

Excellent tutorial on flint/steel and display of your three kits. Well don Sir!

Excellent fire starter kit!

Beautiful kits Jedi. Thanks for sharing with us. Peace, Shane

Nice comparison of the kits, and demo of the technique. I love those Hudson Bay boxes.

That Hudson Bay kit is gorgeous

That Huson Bay tin really is a beautiful bit of kit! Cheers for sharing. Atb, Steve

very nice fire kits, good video !!!

Very nice shown brother. I really enjoyed that! I especially like the last tin. Hudson Bay brass...very cool indeed. Thanks for sharing Be well Craig

Great video. I love my old flnt steel kit. It`s my primary fire starter now.

Thnxs

Very cool kits,i think I'll get myself a flint and steel to play with...atb mark.

Really nice bits of kit you have there Jedi, and like you said always a bit of fun. Atb Glenn.

Lovely kits!

youre right mate, although i have several ways of starting a fire, i do like the feeling of satisfaction getting a proper old flint and steel fire going, makes me feel the connection with the past if that doesnt sound too cheesy! i am happy to say that i find it quite easy to do the flint and steel thing, and that lamp wick was awsome, but i still favour the ferro rod, or in crappy conditions the old rubber inner tube n lighter trick, nice vid mate, cheers, dave

Cool!

one tip mate, put a piece of cloth or thin piece leather over the contents of the Hudson Bay tin so the contents don't scratch your lens, it's the only weakness of the Hudson Bay Tins if you store flint and steel in them. I only store char cloth in mine, and use other tins for my flint and steels kits. I have to admit I collect strikers, and love flint and steel. It is my favorite way of starting fires. I love drawing the spark from steel and stone.

Flint and steel is my favourite fire lighting technique. I use the knuckle-duster way of holding the steel, but I'll try the way you do it. I only have one main kit, plus a smaller one I won in a YT GAW. My aim is to get one of those Hudson Bay tins, though. I'm in love with them. Oh uh... next time you're out finding flint, please think of me. I'll pay the shipping, no problem. I'm dying for some British flint.

Hello Jedi, three cracking little flint & steel kits , I love to start a fire mine sometimes it's nice to start a fire the old fashioned way . ️atb martin

Great to see mate love flint and steel kits ,,, another great vid love that tin B-) take care be well atb daz

Nice video Jedi - modern tech is a blessing, but it's always good to keep your hand in with the basic skills :-)

Excellent demo Jedi,love the flint n steel Atb

dave will be happy mate i do like the hudson bay tinderboxes

nice fire kit's,also nice poutches atb steve

Anther great video my friend! I am amazed we use the same striking techniques. The "nuckle duster" techniques does not suit me either. The hudson bay tin is just beautiful i remember when you got it. It is aging respectfully and i am sure it will be an life long companion. Thank you for sharing! All the best

great video again paul. i love using mine i use it quite alot. atb mo and gill

Nice video mate -Just bought my first flint and steel kit - I made my first batch of char cloth last week and like you say 'not all char cloth are created equal'!! I couldn't get it to catch a spark - tried again and the 2nd batch did - looking forward to starting my fire using this method next week.ATB - Marcus

3 nice kits. I will look out for lamp wick. Phil.

I need to get me a good flint striker, gotta get better at that technique. I still haven't been able to make a fire with a flint and steel. Awesome kits! -Jacko

too small for some things not big enough for others ! hahaha Nice one mate

I just bought the hudson bay tin, were did you get the pouch? Would love to have one. Thanks Mike