Fire Kit Perfection JMHO
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Dave's greatest secret is revealed here: functional thinking. He considers the relationship of objects to each other and his abilities. Dave has worked out in great detail, scenarios, contingencies and how HE would use the item considering HIS skills. Someone without his knowledge, experience, and skills may look at Dave's gear in quite a different way.
Empty Shoe Polish can. Pick up a cheap bag of Makeup Removal Pads at the store. Coat the pads in Vaseline on both sides, and fill shoe polish can. Shred one up for easy spark lighting material. In a long term situation, when you run out of the pre treated pads, you can pop a hole in the can and have a char tin. Small container that packs flat and has multiple uses afterwards. Love the multiple options in the kit in your video!
I love how blunt Dave is on aluminium
there is something very satisfying about starting a breakfast fire from the previous nights campfire
lighting a fire from flint and steel into a tinder bundle in the snow at sundown is such a wonderful part of a bush camp out ,my friends dont understand the enjoyment it gives me
Love That Kit
Hey man, we had an aluminum pot we called the goulash pot until I was probably 23. I had eaten soups, stews, and goulash out of that pot for well.. 23 years. My only health problem is obesity.
"Almost caught the table on fire, my fault" 🤣🤣 you're the GOAT Dave!!!!
What is GOAT ?
You're such a great teacher. Great fire kit brother.
I appreciate that
David Canterbury thank you sir
@@DavidCanterbury Seriously, when the bottom falls out and money isn't flowing like water... These are the skills to learn from the hard men who made the good times.
Not from the weak men made from the good times.
Dave, this is some "forefather" type stuff. 👍🇺🇸😎
My favorite two youtubers, Dave (the backwoods god) Canterbury and Mister SSBA. It’s a good day! God bless you guys!
Damn near soiled my pants, I use the exact pouch for a long term fire kit and carry a saw and SAK. Love these videos reminds me of the old school Dave Canterbury vids
Wow, fire and brimstone preaching in this video. I think this is the most empassioned Dave has gotten in a video. Excellent information as always.
I’ve got a fire kit box that needs serious reconstruction;it’s way overloaded!!!…surprisingly, you’ve got everything I’ve got in mine!!!(just less of it)you showed me I’m on the right track!!!thank you!!!
Nice kit. I’ve gotten an absolute ton of knowledge and enjoyment from your channel over the years. Keep up the top notch work. Thanks Dave.
The French mess kits are a personal favorite of mine for making kits out of. Lots of good ideas here. I prefer the pocket bellows to the coil of tubing myself. Takes up way less space. Thanks for everything you do!
A master's kit well thought out with simplicity, good judgement and cost effectiveness.
My perfect fire kit includes my pickup truck with a camper top, a chainsaw, an axe, a box of fat wood and cedar bark, maybe a can of lighter fluid, with two or three big boxes of strike anywhere matches and two or three bic lighters. I keep a tarp and chairs, and a cooler with drinking water. I also usually have a good grill shoved up in small stack dry firewood. I have never failed to start a fire with this kit, even in the wettest snow. Texas
Thanks, Dave for continuing to teach us all the art of living in the natural environment. Great video!
I love my French mess kit, and you have just showed me a awesome addition to it. Thank you Dave.
Dave has a wealth of wisdom that he shares.
Hey Dave, I knew that you were my brother back in Dual Survivor.
Dave, You speak with such confidence. You do so, because you've mastered what you teach. Your equipment has been used in the outdoors, your hands are calaced and your passion breeds others interests in bush craft and outdoor skills. Thank you for being the genuine article. I'm an Indiana boy. I can spot truth!!
Your awesome!! Straight forward and real!! You're the reason I got back into camping and Bushcraft. Thanks much for sharing this with me. Blessings to you and your family 😇 🇺🇸
This is my bic lighter, there are many like it but this one is mine! :D
I appreciate you and your reference.
Kubrick
Kubrick didn’t invent it, LOL. It’s the USMC Rifleman’s Creed.
Semper Fi
@@bravowhiskey4684 RIP GUNNY R LEE ERMEY!!!
Awesome fire kit Dave!
Love the explanations of why you chose the items!!
Thank you for all the amazing advise, insight and videos! I've been a fan ever since i seen you on Dual Survival in 2010.
That show me how much I have learned watching your videos!! Thanks Dave and SRO!!!
Keep up the good work Dave. You have helped and inspired a whole lotta people.
That's a really cool fire set Dave. Great ideas and sound logic. Thanks for passing it on to us!
Dave, this might be one of my favorite videos of yours. You showed a funny and entertaining side of you, while presenting valuable information to the viewer. I thought that combination, along with the explanatory cut-ins, resulted in a very enjoyable and educational video. And I thank YOU for all that you do.
Great video. Love the feeling of getting a kit put together that fits all components perfectly.
Always love the training and I have purchased many items from you and all have been top quality. Thanks Dave and Iris!
That's the perfect fire kit. I have most of that in my kit but I'm still tuning it in. Thanks for the lessons!
Great kit this one! How I wish I lived nearby to be able to get all classes and learn from the best. Can't get enough of your videos! Thank you for sharing.
Great stuff. I've been getting tips from you for years and I'm not about to quit.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video! Completely no-nonsense, logical, and very informative! I look forward to making use of more of your resources!
You certainly must wake Iris up in the middle of the night with your ideas. You never stop refining and working on even the smallest details. Thanks Dave great adaption.
Always a pleasure to come over and see what you got going on Dave!
Love it Dave. Such a good channel man. There are few people you can point to that are doing what they were destined to do.....you are one of those few. A great teacher of a lost and fading art. Thank you for sharing all this knowledge. I appreciate it....and those I share with do as well.
Love the new video and how you go about doing it quick, easy, down and dirty. Keep doing what your doing man. I began with your videos about a year ago. I'm 25 and I hope for more. Big fan!
Love the video. It reminds me of your older ones that got me hooked watching you forever ago.
I not a more bright and vibrant presentation in this video. I like it. David there is one thing that I never throw away which is blunt hacksaw blades. There are so many uses for them. I make various tools with them scribing tools, scalpel sharp knives, wood scrapers and more. Pieces of saw blade make great fire starting tools when they have a 90 degree edge plus are real small. I bet you could think of a ton. I always enjoy hearing your awesome fire skills videos. Many thanks.
Glad I found this channel.
I live in a tropical environment and a lot of the skills also apply here.
That was literally one of my favorites, all week I've been rewatching for fireschool fits in there perfectly! ... nailed it Dave!
Great Kit Dave. One thing I would add is a piece of cordage to be used for bow Drill.
How did I miss this until today? Awesome kit, thanks for the inspiration.
I don't know why people try and give you a hard time oh I know because you make sense. Thank you for all you do for all of us
Always a pleasure watching you Dave, each to their own on the fire starting kit but yours mirrors mine and that's probably due to many years ten of experience and good old try fail and try again 😎
Wow great kit Dave! Great idea adding the saw and multi-tool. I'm constantly changing my fire kit usually adding more in the colder months when conditions in my area (Boreal Forrest) are quite damp/frozen. Great upload as usual. Cheers.
Nailed another one Dave.Great session, and pretty good kit too.
One of the top videos you've done. Always uncomplicated, to the point and, most importantly DOABLE.
Extra points for the mess kit, they are very under used. Thanks.
Thank you for everything that you do. I have learned a lot from your channel and your books. Thank you for your service in the Army. I think you have one of the best channels on you tube, you explain bush craft in plain English and common sense. God bless you and your family.
All of the items in the kit packed up in there pretty good. It would definitely be very useful for training and short term survival scenarios.
Awesome kit! I love your teachings! Thanks for sharing!
I like this level of Mr. Canterbury. Love the energy and straightforwardness in this video.
Thanks man
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Always putting out the best, as usual
Fantastic video! Always loved the firey "Pathfinder Scool" opening shot...
Brother, thanks for the video and the information. You have done so much for the community and I hope you realize that it's appreciated! God bless you and yours!
Thank you for putting this info together . Yes we need to tweek for own use , but this puts us way ahead at starting our own kit . Thanks again .
Dave you rock, i learned so much from you ( most of those have been cooking videos from you with dutch ovens ) but your archery videos have been awesomes.
I added Shepherds Lighter to Fire Starting kit and really impressed! Simple and effective.
Thank you for your videos. Im helping my sons Boy Scout troop out with their wilderness survival merit badge and was going to go Esee fir their bearing block UNTIL i saw yours!! I like the design (arrow) and it comes with flint too. Once your not back ordered im picking up at leadt 4 of em. Keep it up and again, thank you
My kit looks very similar which is no suprise since you're 95% of my inspiration when it comes to bushcraft. I currently just roll my kit up in a bandanna but I've been thinking about putting that inside of a pathfinder water bottle to provide a larger charring container. Thanks for your videos.
I must say that is the perfect kit I have ever seen, thanks for ideas I will build that exact kit
Thanks for the info. Always good to know and learn more. I enjoy your teaching. It's practical.
Thanks for all you do, Dave.
Great video, loved the editing with different additions
I really enjoyed the pace and editing of this video
DC why on earth have I never thought to pack my fire kit in a cooking pot! Excellent. Also the fuel line and brake pipe bellows! So simple and so effective. True story: the Mora firesteel is so effective that whilst demonstrating the usefulness of having a ferro rod on my keyring to my 9 year old grandson I inadvertently set fire to my sock draw! Thank you and God bless you and yours.
Excellent as always sir! Thank you! Happy easter to you and Iris, and your family! 👍🏽👍🏽😎
Just make some of those square containers in ss and sell them on the pathfinder store.
Dave you taught a class at MVSR in coshocton Ohio about 12 years ago. I was there as a kid and learned so much. Thank you for your knowledge.
Dave, ALWAYS enjoy the vids...actually gathering up my own fire kit. Super pro tips...all will be considered!
I love the attitude in this video, great multi use fire kit.
Dave i will always follow & trust ur opinions & knowledge ...ever since i found u on dual survival i knew u were awesome & that u were the man! Thanks for sharing!
I have been carrying tube blower for many years. This is the first I have seen it on a bushcraft channel. Good job!
Dave great video and love the presentation. Informative straight forward and funny.
Great video Dave. Thanks for sharing your ideas, knowledge. and findings. I appreciate your efforts very much and I'm sure many others do also. God bless!
Yes Dave I would like the second Parisian mess kit that is taking up valuable space in the storage area.
Excellent video Dave. Appreciate you taking time to fully go through everything. However, I love the Case sign hanging on back wall above window. I’ve always been a Case knife owner. Take care and look forward to more.
It annoys me that I've been looking at fire kit videos for a month or two now to see what I can improve on and this is the first one that's actually helpful
Great video Dave, really appreciate your passion.
I get your book today (Bushcraft 101) and im totally excited. Thanks a lot and best wishes from Kassel, Germany 🖐🏻
This gives me ideas as to what to add to my kit. Thank you.
Appreciate the video as usual Captain Canterbury!!! Thank you...
Very good fire kit but even better lesson on what makes a useful fire kit. Keep up the good work!
Your advice is always welcome. Nice kit. Loved the little aluminum rant btw! We could say a bit about lead as well.
Nice fire kit, I like that set up where you don't have to empty your kit in order to boil water or cook! Another great video!
Nice system David. Thank you for sharing.
I stumbled upon your videos by accident. Was a die hard fan of your survival show. God bless brother.
MUCH RESPECT SIR.. rock solid fire kit and woods wisdom...safe journeys
That was a extremely great idea and fire kit. Thank You for the video.
Hi Dave. Outstanding video. Thanks for posting. 👍👍
For those outside the eastern United States and don't have access to tulip poplar and its beautiful bark, I would like to inform you that regular jute twine is a great substitute for tulip poplar bark. You just need to untangle a piece of twine and beat it by pulling it through the butt of the knife. When dry, it catches sparks of a ferrocerium rod very, very well! It lights up with a bright flame and burns actively.
Nice to see a new "throwback" style video
Nice kit.
Good information. It’s easy to see that you walk the walk and actually live the principles of what you teach.
I’ve been using flint-and-steel since 1969. I have dozens of steels.
C-steels, U-steels, custom and hand-made steels. Even some that are shaped like animals.
But none spark as good, and are as multi-useful as, the Pathfinder Steel. That is the one in my main fire-kit.
Nice kit, well explained. One caveat: This aluminum mess kit will very likely develop holes while using it to char organic matter because the low melting point of aluminum doesn't fit well to glowing embers. A similar box/mess-kit made from thin stainless steel would do the trick, though.
Great presentation as usual Dave.
I'm homeless. My 24 or 48 hour bag is a 24/7/365 bag. This mind set is not seen on TH-cam I'm loving this video
That's a really great kit!
East German rain camo AK47 pouch perfect size for fire kit, just about the same size as that pouch in the video. Thanks for the video, I never get tired of watching the material you put out. I just purchased your canteen kit arriving any day now, it has fire kit written all over it.
Dave really a great video!!! Thanks keep them coming Brother!!! Awesome kit.