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Almost anyone who has tried to start a fire without matches or a lighter has quickly discovered just how hard it can be. Your can rub two sticks together for a long time and still end up with nothing. Luckily, small and easily portable magnesium block fire starters have become common enough that they can be found in nearly any sporting goods or outfitter store. While nearly everyone can be successful at starting a fire with such a tool, there are a few things you need to know before you make a fire of your own. | Almost anyone who has tried to start a fire without matches or a lighter has quickly discovered just how hard it can be. Your can rub two sticks together for a long time and still end up with nothing. Luckily, small and easily portable magnesium block fire starters have become common enough that they can be found in nearly any sporting goods or outfitter store. While nearly everyone can be successful at starting a fire with such a tool, there are a few things you need to know before you make a fire of your own. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
