Rust In Jute Fire Roll In The Woods, Natural Boards And Rust 

I got out in the woods today with some fiber to do a little fire rolling. I wanted to accomplish a rust in Jute fire Roll. So I wanted to find a couple of sources of rust, a couple top boards (I ended up using 4), a stump for the bottom board, and of course some good tinder like Tulip Poplar. Be forewarned though, the fiber that I intended to use, Jute, would not ignite so after 3 tries I broke out a cotton ball. I really enjoyed this one. The ignition sort of snuck up on me right when I was just about out of options. Please come check it out, follow the LINKs below, and SUBSCRIBE. Thank You! Rudiger Roll, Fire Roll Playlist ru-vid.com/group/PLkoXX8XsMW3kLMA7kY_LznhzK5nOrA3Wd Rust In Jute Fire Roll, A Surprising Burst Into Flames ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HMrvIS4acm4.html

Thank You Mr. West for another great fire crafting video! Love these!!🔥🔥

David, isn’t it weird that you’re one of the only fire makers that ever fails, lol? Miraculous, they never fail, lol thanks, tgat one made me sweat, lol again

Thank you for leaving your failed attempts in they are as important as your success and alot of you tubers would edit them out

Excellent one David !!

Incendiary master. Roll 'em an' smoke 'em.

Hi David! In my early practice sessions, it was important to see how much time and challenges you faced with some of these techniques. In that way, I knew in advance what I was likely to face and persisted even thought I may have been frustrated at times.

Amazing... Thanks for showing the failures and working so hard.

David , I believe the first couple rolls may have absorbed moisture of the top of the log and top board ........but regardless, you get the A like you always do for your outstanding effort. Missed your videos for about a year and look foward to binge watching what you have posted !

Thanks Mr west 👍👌🔥

That sweat putting out your amber, plus seen Smokie posting signs in your hood, wooded part.

Good demonstration David, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !

Great effort David and kudos for showing the attempts not just the success. I was hoping at some point you would try a roll directly on some of the rusted metal to see if it would help. Another try with rust and some natural cotton like fiber would be interesting. We have some fall plants here in eastern Canada that have really fluffy white seed pods that look like field cotton. I may give them a try.

David, when I started watching your videos, I thought rust related fire roll seemed like a viable (TRUE SURVIVAL), emergency fire maker. I’m thinking part of a sock, t-shirt, etc add the readily available rust, As you mentioned, near civilization, you’d be hard pressed to walk anywhere in the woods and not find a trash pile, railroad track, etc. I wonder what the odds together are of finding a spent bic, rusty metal, bottle you could solar ignight, or any of your techniques? Something to ponder and test out when it gets cooler and the chiggers and ticks are gone, lol

When you were going in for the Tulip Popular I thought there was a lug wrench in the leaves.

What qualities an properties does the stuff that you put into a cotton fire roll need to possess? Rust works, ash works...punkwood? Desert varnish?

David, was the missing part in success with rust and jute this time just not having yiur flat 2x4’s and/or not standing where yiu can really bear down with your weight standing up? You really make us ponder.

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When I dried some yarrow and ran it through the coffee grinder for First Aid powder, it left me with some very fine cotton type of fibers. I wonder?

The stump is the problem .moister