Finding and Making Fatwood

A walk in the woods to find some fat-wood and pine-pitch to make my own.
"Music: Instinct & Acousticbreeze - Bensound.com"

[@Outaboutdetecting]

Love watching these videos from the beginning of your CZcams channel, amazing how far you have come since these early videos.

[@pigpug_214]

Same!!

[@treksntarps]

Nice idea with the pine pitch. Might give that one a go . Atb 👍

[@MegaSusanc]

Awesome as always
Thanks for sharing

[@steveipswich]

Thanks for sharing some great tips 👍

[@ShlisaShell]

I was hoping to see you slice into one. That's ok. I like how you put your video together.

[@KentSurvival]

Thank you :) this feel so long ago now haha

[@davidhaynes5157]

very clever a great tip

[@FawnandEvon]

Great tips thanks!

[@hendrikarqitekt6286]

well, it looks like you’re an inventor, great Andy

[@serialgkiller]

Very awesome

[@bingbing2188]

Great seeing a younger Andy

[@bushtweak747]

Great idea with melting the resin and adding sticks. Have you done som further research? Gave me som future ideas for my channel! Will be giving you a shoutout when i get the video up! Thank you for a great video, keep em coming!

[@billyaitken1713]

Model shop balsa wood maybeez a bit more absorbent for making fat wood? I've always had some block balsa in my fire kit, it easily makes good shavings & starts pretty easily. Like the man said, it doesn't have to look pretty, so long as it works 👍👏👏👏❗️

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Andy .
🐺 Loupis Canis .

[@daleskidmore1685]

A really nice mix of trees in that wood, KS. Liked the idea for pitch soaked sticks, I don't think I have seen that done before.

[@KentSurvival]

thanks for watching, It is a nice wood, they are however starting to replace the coniferous trees gradually as they were all planted in the 50's.

[@Lukey-Dukey-AUS]

The fatwood works well and easy to find by the look of it.
I will get through all the vids give me time.
Thanks for the vid.

[@KentSurvival]

Hey, They feels like so long ago now haha, the vids have def improved since I think :p I still get my Fat wood from these woods though, there is a nice fallen pine with plenty. Thanks for watching

[@user-xr1wr2my9l]

How do you know what is a limb of Fanwood? Thanks

[@user-xr1wr2my9l]

Ok, I am a "fan", but I meant fatwood!

[@salamabagam6508]

🔥🔥🔥

[@Dusty357]

Well a never Andy, a struggle to find birch up here in Northumberland but we have tons n tons of pine forests and we use for fire lighting fatwood and resin but a never thought of doing this, guess what me and the wild child are up this weekend 😂😂, take bud all the best Liam.

[@utahjohnnymontana3373]

who wouldn't like a blast of searing hot resin :)
yes, nerdy reference.

[@peterbennpan7288]

That knife looks razor sharpe.....

[@farhad_tulip]

Thanks

[@robertmaxwell3220]

Can't boil too long,as bubbles are escaping water.Got a bad burn,now use a double boiler of some sort.Essential oil of lavender saved skin.

[@sfleming2743]

Can fat wood be collected from Norwegian spruce?

[@thetruecooldude]

Maybe you search on Google?

[@Junkinsally]

Yes, from any pine species.

[@harrisquicksilver6595]

I hate to tell u this but the first clip of u on this video u set ur bag on & u were all up on some poison ivy, anyway hope ur not allergic , cool video buddy.

[@KentSurvival]

very doubtful as we don't have it here in the UK.. but ill dbl check next time to be safe, stranger things have happened I guess. thanks for watching

[@wolfe-hz8wq]

imitation fatwood

[@sharonbeckett721]

This probably sounds daft to you but what is fatwood, anyone know?

[@jimthomas1989]

FAT WOOD !
It is a Pine Tree !
These pine trees makes sap or resin and it flows through the trees limbs ,
It is highly Flammable 🔥 and it smells like Turpentine .

[@jimthomas1989]

You have an green S , I have a blown J ,
Just push the J and you can see
FAT WOOD

[@karloslowry9043]

it doesnt have to look pretty aslong as the homemade fatwood.