Thanks man! It is the hardest friction fire method but also the most rewarding! It took me 3 weeks of practicing everyday before i got my first fire plow ember on a red cedar plank! Keep trying man and I think you will get it, if you have any questions let me know.

No problem, just an example friend.

yep bro, from samoan :D Master Kap/Sielu......

Yeah, I failed for 3 weeks straight before I got my first coal, it's not easy, that's for sure

3 weeks? :O What's the trick then? Is it the way you cut the groove? Or the type of wood maybe?

Use dead dry standing wood that is least dense in your area, the plow and board should be from the same tree, cut a long tapering end on the plow( thin but not too thin ), assume a kneeling position, use the sum of your upper body at first to gather the dust and once you have built up a Enough heat and smoke start to give a little more pressure and speed at this point you can start to use your arms more. Hope this helps😀

I've tried this for non-stop 2 hour today with a really dry yucca plow and board.. Getting smoke everytime but no ember. The dust accumulates around the groove, I can't seem to collect it at one point.. Don't know what the problem is.. Maybe the plow tip too thin (2mm).

palindrome06 just accept your fate.. we're the same! Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Yeah? I doubt it, this is the hardest friction fire out there. But if you really did get it then congrats

I got it on my second try with agave. Posture and pace is key or you will burn out your arms

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So you were four when you made your channel?