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How To Make A Fire Log - 2011

231,868 views November 6, 2011 9:02

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This video is old now, check out my new updated and more efficient version here: youtube.com/watch?v=CNeOyoJK5EE

This is how to make fire log (basically a big wooden candle). Its a log that can self sustain a nice big flame for a couple hours. It starts burning at the middle of the log then slowly burns toward the outside until the log is gone.

It makes for a nice mini portable fire, because even when its going the outside is still cool enough to grab and move around if you really wanted to.

Can't really think of a bette description, you will just have to watch the video to see what I'm talking about. :P

I saw these in a store once and thought I could make that, and so I did and they work great.

I made this video back in december, I just haven't got around to finishing it until now. :P

I hate hearing my own voice so I lowered the pitch a bit for the narration so it sounds like someone else talking lol :P


Music:
PlusMinus (now called "Seven Year Riot") - Hypocrite
Plusminus X (now called "Seven Year Riot") - Nameless


Warning:
- Don't leave unattended
- Don't put it somewhere you wouldn't want to burn.
(ex. don't put directly on a balcony, instead put it on some scrap wood or a sheet of metal or something on the balcony because once the log gets near the end of its life pieces tend to break off that have hot coals or fire on them.)
- Don't burn indoors or anywhere else you wouldn't normally have a fire. :P
- Don't do anything stupid with it in general. :P


Materials needed:

- A Log
- Wax
- Wicks
- A Way To Melt Wax
- A Drill or Drill Press
- A Long Inch And A Half Wood Drill Bit
- A Smaller Wood Drill Bit For Detailing
- Patients
:P

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MarcelsWorkshop published this 9:02 video tutorial on November 6, 2011. It has been watched 231,868 times on YouTube.

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