A VISUAL tutorial on 3 building campfires. Not just *HOW* to build them but *WHEN* to use each one! This Campfire Tutorial uses …
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Thank you so much for explaining in this detail. Knowing the direction of heat and how it'll spread helps in making better decisions depending on need. Sincerely appreciate this from you!
The teepee works best in inclement weather when you don't want to mess around.
The log cabin is great when you have a little more time to spend building your fire. Notice the cabin is built around a teepee.
The reverse fire is when you have decent weather and have the time to make a leisurly fire.
All 3 are great fires and all will, eventually, make a nice, even, hot fire with great cooking coals.
My personal favorite is the pile of tinder and wood with a nice garnish of gasoline! 😊
I was told by a native that the white man does a log cabin and native do tipi because white men live in log cabin and native live in tipi
I'm pro liento fire. I like that it kicks back the fire. It gets your Fuel started early.
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It seems the best result would be to do the reverse fire first to get nice and hot embers and coals and then do the log cabin to dry you and your buddies wet socks after a long hike and then the teepee fire for when the socks have dried and are sitting back with your buddies drinking a cold one 🍻
Technically the most popular fire type is Charizard.
That's really helpful. I always built the log cabins, thought they were pretty close to perfect. I'm going upside down now.
People : "It's just a Campfire"
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I build a grid to get going.
The teepee is the easiest to ignite due to it’s shape coinciding with the direction of the flames and the layered design making progressively larger flames to ignite the big logs.
Log cabin was the first Fire I learnt to put together (basically pig stying the wood – some cranes still use the pig stye method to provide support for cranes and other machinery).
I typically build a top down fire, but I always start it with a teepee tinder fire at the top . Best of both worlds. A teepee fire lights the easiest and quickest, and establishes a huge amount of heat super fast. Plus the tinder smoke shoots upwards instead of horizontally.. like a chimney. Also, the square outside pieces at the top of the top-down create a cradled foundation to stop the bottom of the teepee from blowing out at the base while constructing.
Been doing this… like forever 🤷🏻♂️
Your welcome 😆
I'm sure that this works well under the right conditions with the right kindling or Tender. I would retain the knowledge of all Three Fires to think about your conditions before starting one. Nice video thank you
That only the initial lay. All fires will burn down to the same level after a few minutes. What a silly video.
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Costless here are selfmade fire definitions.
The second one is straight out of menecraft😂
yo i need to try that last one the next time i end up fire cooking O.o
stacked, hollow, triangular.
just try it and watch the fire vortex unleashing inside 🙂
Have you heard of eternal flames? Can you do one of these for a eternal flame?
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I think this would yield different results when you have a hot bed of coals to work around. The IR heat, not the heat from the flames, radiated by the coals will be affected differently between teepee and log cabin style stacking. Coals radiate IR heat outwards and around the fire through the spaces within a teepee and only vertically with log cabin. Since log cabin stacking usually surrounds the coals, the logs will block any IR heat from radiating outwards.
Thats great video information which people gonna use it ❤
Thanks for the options if I want to be an outdoorsman in the future. If I could, I'd use all three versions for the purposes you described. Once again, thanks!
So basically a random pile with some tinder added as an afterthought is best, gotcha
Great video 👍
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"The best cooking coals" 😂 cuz coals are so different lol, if you want more add more wood.
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I wouldn't say that this is stuff everyone should know. Knowing how to find food and start a fire is cool but the intricacies of log placement isn't really an essential skill.
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