Blacksmithing - Forging a flint striker and making fire without matches

Published 2020-04-01
Blacksmithing - Forging a flint striker.
Hand forging a flint striker from a railroad clip, high carbon material. from start to finish showing How to use a flint and steel at the end.

I am testing out my new camera gear so thought i would do a quick youtube forging video.

All Comments (21)
  • @workingwithiron
    So guys, as promised i wanted to upload a video around April time. I want to create some bushcraft items for myself a survival tool kit as it were so a quick and easy video to film i decided with this project first. I tested the new camera gear out and still need to iron a lot of kinks out in the filming process so as they go on they should hopefully get better, quality and entertainment wise. Especially the focus pulling. Hope you enjoy and learn from this video, even if its a single process, if you did, it makes it worthwhile learning all this to create some content for you. Stay safe, and thanks for watching.
  • @superdave54811
    So far..........This is by far my most favorite flint striker (steel) I have seen to date. Nicely done, Nathan.
  • I have a group dedicated to making strikers on FB and had to share. Beautiful work and an awesome video! Thank you!
  • @aslob9321
    Good to see you back, I missed your stoic content. I look forward to more in the near future. Best wishes from the US.
  • @luukderksen8810
    Glad your back men. Stay safe, njoy nature and keep the forge lit.
  • @grandadz_forge
    You a good job on this video. Forging was excellent. Thanks for the cool idea of a mouse design. Keep them coming when you can
  • @waveman0
    love the striker, works well. I am going to have to get a sled type made up like that, never thought to add in detail like that.
  • @mikenichols1334
    great striker hope to see more soon. ps. i liked when you talked
  • @SeanSkyhawk
    This is amazing! I especially love how you did the wolf's head! Will you make these strikers for sale?