Materials & Tools Used:
✅ Security Matches:
✅ Waxed Thread:
✅ Mini Balloons:
✅ Cotton Pads:
✅ Paraffin Wax:
✅ Lighter Fluid:
✅ Instant Glue:
✅ Clear Glue:
✅ Rubber Bands:
✅ Magnesium Firestarter:
✅ Mini Folding Stove:
✅ Dagger Knife:
✅ Mini Knife:
✅ Torch Lighter:
✅ Smartwatch:
Learn how to make a DIY pull-pin firestarter with a unique ignition system that ignites instantly. Perfect for camping, bushcraft, and emergency survival kits, this upgraded firestarter now provides a strong, consistent flame that lasts up to 15 minutes. It performs reliably in windy conditions and even burns underwater, ensuring you have a dependable fire source whenever you need it most.
In this improved second version of the pull-pin firestarter tutorial, we’ve solved the issues from the first version to make it even more effective! In the original video, we faced two key challenges: the Vaseline degrading latex balloons and the initial weak flame. Both of these flaws have been addressed and resolved, resulting in a stronger, more reliable firestarter.
Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast or preparing for a survival situation, this easy-to-follow tutorial will teach you everything you need to build and optimize your firestarter. Don’t forget to subscribe for more survival tips, DIY projects, and outdoor gear hacks!
