This is an instructional video on how to put together a fire starting kit. The kit includes everything from a lighter to fatwood. The second video in this sequence will show you how to use the items detailed in the fire starting kit.
How To: Put together a good fire starting kit
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Also a good addition is a box ( or if that doesn't fit, just a few) of crayons. The paper burns with wax on it ( the wick), and the crayon is like the wax. Great and cheat replacements to candles. =)
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