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Make a fire by friction Rewarding skill for outdoor adventure Reference After joining the Royal Navy in 1977, Colin qualified as a Combat Survival Instructor with 22 Regiment SAS, and has spent over 30 years teaching Land, Sea, Desert, Jungle, and Cold-Weather survival skills – as well as Survival and Conduct in Captivity – to UK and USA Army, Navy, Marines, and Air Force personnel. He was the Royal Navy’s Chief Survival Instructor and also served three years as Chief Instructor at the US Navy SERE (Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape) School in Brunswick Maine. Colin Towell Spend your vacation in adventure and play with dangers Nowadays, more and more people want to spend there vacations in venturing somewhere. In the wilderness you can totally feel free. Natural calamities * Poisonous insects Carnivorous animals Make a fire is a good way to protect yourself The ways to make fire There are many ways to make fire by friction, including a hand drill, bamboo fire saw, and bow drill. Each has its own advantages, depending on the materials available and your practical skills. Regardless of the method, however, there are four main elements to producing fire by friction-each a skill on its own: 1, identifying and select the correct types of wood. 2, manufacturing the individual pieces that make the fireset. 3, using the fireset to make a coal. 4, nurturing the coal into a flame. * The bow drill set is one of the most efficient methods of making fire by friction. Try to find the right type of wood for each part, especially the drill and hearth board. * Making a bow drill Before that, we need some tools and materials Cordage such as fishing line, or shoelaces. Wood Knife Step 1: Make a bow * To make the bow. Cut a stick to the same length as the distance between your armpit and your fingertip. (You’d better select a length that has a slight curve.) Cut a notch near each end. (The notch is a tie-off point for the cord) Tie cord with an arbor knot to one notch and w