Bamboo Fire Saw

Bamboo fire saw technique demonstrated by Steven Hanton as part of the Bushcraft with Ed Stafford and Steven Hanton 'Fire' course.

[@doonhamer252]

We were taught this by Philippine and Thai commandos in mid 70 while on a survival course.. never got the hang of it ,but others were able to get a fire going.

[@user-tz9xm3pn6f]

Эд Стаффорд красавчик, обожаю его! Привет из Якутии!!!

[@waldborderlinesyndrom]

Auch eine gute Lösung das untere Stück zu fixieren. Ich mache das mit Heringen. Top erste Bambissäge die von mir einen Daumen nach oben bekommt

[@MaximusProxi]

Imagine hearing the comment but not seeing the footage :D

[@andrewjones7947]

Did he say “dark white smoke”?

[@77sports68]

2:05 beatiful smoke

[@Lukewatson420]

I tried it I had loads of fun

[@andrewheynig2721]

What if you replace the bamboo in your hands with two branches tied together with tinder bundle wedged between them.

[@jeroenkorporaal2704]

Nice 👍🏻

[@user-mc9rp8vu5w]

となりの人エドスタフォードじゃない？
😍

[@nixone1435]

途中まで気付かなかったけどエドですね！フッフッフゥー！

[@yuzhuocao5663]

Is that Ed Stafford?

[@ishanudayantha5183]

it's good 👍

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

Cutest accent ever!😁

[@kevinkevinkevin1909]

Which culture discovered that technic?

[@user-jy8yl3tm7p]

Southeast Asia

[@Claude-Eckel]

Why, mate? Why so complicated? Next time, turn the whole apparatus upside down. Makes life easier and has more logic. The embers will fall directly onto the tinder. Your construction makes no sense to me, and then you even have to hold it over yer face in the air to blow it on without even seeing what you're doing. Here, worked 9 years ago, would have worked 3 years too: th-cam.com/video/l9tS44x4EHI/w-d-xo.html

[@kratomseeker5258]

was that really less then 3 minutes?

[@countsmyth]

Fire saw is quite a quick method it seems, any vid I watched they have an ember within 1 minute.

[@kratomseeker5258]

@@countsmyth that's the one I wanna use then if I need to