You’ve probably seen versions of the “Swedish Torch” at your local hardware store tempting people who don’t know how to make fire with the allure of simple, no-hassle method for getting a campfire or ad-hoc stove going. But did you know you could make one yourself for practically nothing at all? Just a little elbow grease stands between you and your outdoor stove. All you need to do is carve out a cross into the top of a log, then create a wider trough on top of it. Once you have the split pattern carved, start a fire on top of the log face, and the wood will do the rest of the work.
SOOTCH: Step Up Your EDC for Sleeper Cells
In a world where situational awareness has never been more important, Sootch (aka Sensible Prepper) shares a timely and practical guide to upgrading your EDC kit. From compact handguns and flashlights to trauma kits and fire-starting tools, he walks through the gear he carries on his person and in his vehicle—and why. With current global...
