Ferrocerium Fire Steel 'Stash Pot' + Leather Lanyard - 5'000 yr Old Bog Oak

'Stash Pot '5'000 Yr Old Bog Oak  Handled Ferrocerium Fire Steel 

• FREE UK Delivery
• Handmade In The UK
• Exclusive to Beaver Bushcraft
• Ferrocerium Fire Steel
• Fitted with 5'000 Yr Old Bog oak
• Internal Stash Pot Depth (Approx) 20mm
• Screw Top
• Key Ring Attachment
• Comes with 1g Amadou Down
• 1g Kapok Tinder
• Spark Temperature 3,100°C (5,600°F).
• Will Ignite Most All Kinds of Tinder.
• Ferrocerium Measurements : 74mm x 8mm Diameter (Approx)
• Total Length With Handle : 135mm (Approx)

These outstanding Fire steels measures 8mm in diameter by 135mm long including the handle. They have a good sized handle that allows you to hold the Fire steel firmly in the hand even when wearing gloves. This particular Handle has a nifty little stash pot hidden in the handle that allows you to pop a small of Tinder in to carry around with you. The key ring allows you to either pop it onto a lanyard or attach it to other things. Made from 5'000 yr old Bog Oak, a little bit of woodland history in your hand. Comes with 1g of Amadou Down and 1g of Kapok Tinder which are perfect tinders for stashing away as you don't need much to start a fire.

These beautiful fire steel ferro rods are the most modern and highest quality Pyrophoric alloy fire-flints on the market. They are very easy and safe to use, and will provide you with many thousands of fires if used judiciously. They are capable of producing sparks at temperatures of around 3,100° Centigrade, or 5,600° Fahrenheit, which is hot enough to ignite just about every kind of tinder that there is.

They can be used to ignite a myriad of things that include Gas, paraffin or petrol stoves, Tinder Card, cotton wool, Amadou Tinder, shredded paper, birch bark, honey suckle bark, a whole host of other types of bark and Char Cloth. Please note this sale is for 1 x Ferro Rod (plus tinders) any other items seen in the photos are for display only. As Wood is a natural product, sometimes there can be slight variation in the handle from the one seen in the photograph, the natural patina in the wood is part of the texture.

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