the part where you put the lighter fluid in whilst the flame is still there is a huge no no it is not safe the flame will 90% of the time travel into the container and blow up so know that
NEVER bury hot coals..... drown them first.... they will stay hot for up to and over 24 hours.... you could burn someone or even pop a car tire if they park on it even the next morning.
All of your dumb comments 🙄 what he made was a circle bonfire with a seating area by just using sand...it's a very unique and innovative idea💡 screw all the haters with no imagination you guy's did a great job!
If you don't have / don't want to use lighter fluid (I don't recommend it because of the smell / danger / cost): Keep a jug of water nearby if in wooded conditions. Split wood / collect dry sticks of varying sizes: Pencil, dime, nickel, quarter, bottle, and finally log thickness. You might want a lot of pencil / dime thickness in case the fire goes out later. Don't bother with rotted wood that doesn't snap because this will burn fast or be harder to catch (more holes inside wood). Break all sticks into 12 - 18 inch pieces. Keep a long bottle length stick as your "fire poker" so you won't have to touch the hot fire. Build up a small teepee shape with the pencil / dime thickness with some tinder at the base (paper, birch bark, wood shavings). This will produce good starting embers. Light the tinder at the base so it catches the pencil / dime thickness sticks. Once those are caught, slowly advance to the next size up and try to maintain a teepee shape. If the fire looks like it's going to die, go a size down. After theres a sizable coal bed for the fire, big dry logs should be easy to catch. Smaller pieces burn quicker and brighter but don't burn as long. Keep adding big logs or bottle thickness logs until tired / run out. If there are good coals but no fire, try blowing on the coal bed / adding a handful of small sticks so it can catch. Keep all excess wood in a dry location in case it rains overnight, I'd advise not keeping it in your car or tent since they might have bugs inside of them. A tarp / under your car works fine as long as you remember. I don't ever use lighter fluid, cotton balls / wood shavings / paper does just as well for keeping the initial flame.
Oh yummy. Lighter fluid marshmallows, how gross. You can start a fire easily without lighter fluid. And you can't "roast" a marshmallow over flames, you can however burn and scorch it that way. If you want the perfect roasted marshmallow hold it carefully over nice hot coals. It gets perfectly brown on the outside and soft and gooey inside.
Basically logs, paper, lighter fluid and matches. Thanks!!
Got everything but the friends 😅
Keeping this fluid that close to fire can cause explosion and burn you and your friends, what a moron tutorial 😄
the part where you put the lighter fluid in whilst the flame is still there is a huge no no it is not safe the flame will 90% of the time travel into the container and blow up so know that
NEVER bury hot coals..... drown them first.... they will stay hot for up to and over 24 hours.... you could burn someone or even pop a car tire if they park on it even the next morning.
Great video. Obviously satire. This could be on SNL
All of your dumb comments 🙄 what he made was a circle bonfire with a seating area by just using sand...it's a very unique and innovative idea💡 screw all the haters with no imagination you guy's did a great job!
you literally don't even know how to build a fire. FOH. and you covered it with sand? Horrible advice
You lost me with friends
And close the pit which you have dug for seating or a car can stuck in it in due to low visibility or in low lightning conditions
3:55 What roaring fire?
It's been 5 year
Hi I follow you on TH-cam
But you blow carbon dioxide not oxygen
Step two: now that you have a smoldering log and not an actual fire, just pack up and drive home.
step 1: get friends
👎👎👎👎👎👎
How long does the fire 🔥 lasts and how much wood do I need
Damn, I'm missing that last item
Which beach allows you build you an bonfire?
Why hasn’t this gone viral ?
“ some people may like that, but, they’re wrong” 😆🤣
Thanks
If you don't have / don't want to use lighter fluid (I don't recommend it because of the smell / danger / cost): Keep a jug of water nearby if in wooded conditions. Split wood / collect dry sticks of varying sizes: Pencil, dime, nickel, quarter, bottle, and finally log thickness. You might want a lot of pencil / dime thickness in case the fire goes out later. Don't bother with rotted wood that doesn't snap because this will burn fast or be harder to catch (more holes inside wood). Break all sticks into 12 - 18 inch pieces. Keep a long bottle length stick as your "fire poker" so you won't have to touch the hot fire. Build up a small teepee shape with the pencil / dime thickness with some tinder at the base (paper, birch bark, wood shavings). This will produce good starting embers. Light the tinder at the base so it catches the pencil / dime thickness sticks. Once those are caught, slowly advance to the next size up and try to maintain a teepee shape. If the fire looks like it's going to die, go a size down. After theres a sizable coal bed for the fire, big dry logs should be easy to catch. Smaller pieces burn quicker and brighter but don't burn as long. Keep adding big logs or bottle thickness logs until tired / run out. If there are good coals but no fire, try blowing on the coal bed / adding a handful of small sticks so it can catch. Keep all excess wood in a dry location in case it rains overnight, I'd advise not keeping it in your car or tent since they might have bugs inside of them. A tarp / under your car works fine as long as you remember. I don't ever use lighter fluid, cotton balls / wood shavings / paper does just as well for keeping the initial flame.
thanks for the likes morons
@@Mike-qt4fr nah just use Diesel
0:50 *everything check* *friends, MISSING*
Some people may like that but their wrong.
Nice!! I've been searching every where on how to dig a sand fire pit for my yard, thanks!
Rule number one, don’t buy wood from that 7-11 😂😂. Made that mistake last time man. Wasted $17 on 4 bundles.
Is it me or did that first fire fail
watching this with my homework at the ready
"Most people don't have the skill to roast a marshmallow." 😐😆
3-5 small logs is not a bonfire
This guy doesn't know how to build a fire, or how to put one out. I wouldn't take his advise.
If you have to use lighter fluid you're doing it wrong.
This is a campfire not a bonfire
I’m missing the friends part
This is an instructive video made by a city boy. He doesn't even know how to light a fire. So disregard this video.
Noone: Not a single soul This guy: *yOuR oPiNiOn Is WrOnG*
Oh yummy. Lighter fluid marshmallows, how gross. You can start a fire easily without lighter fluid. And you can't "roast" a marshmallow over flames, you can however burn and scorch it that way. If you want the perfect roasted marshmallow hold it carefully over nice hot coals. It gets perfectly brown on the outside and soft and gooey inside.
Bonfire? This is just a campfire. Cool vid tho
Wish my beach lets us do this .
I wish i had a beach😂
Never use lighter fluid. Idiot
DO NOT POUR LIGHTER FLUID ON A FLAME. DISREGARD THIS ViDEO PLEASE.
This is a fucking joke
Exercise caution so you dont burn someone. Immediate cut so someone dumping lighter fluid whilst somekne has their hand in/near the fire.
You not Spouts to bare the fire or cols
Yah, I know that now...
Instructions unclear. Burned my dingaling off
Does this still work without friends?
Hahahaha
Will it work without the friends?
When he said "and friends" I just paused, and now writing this.. good bye.