Cotton ball and ash ember.

[White Falcon]

Unroll cotton ball, sprinkle fire ash on cotton ball. Start at one end and rool tight. Roll it back and fourth inbetween two flat boards and wallah.

[JW_Halverson]

Cotton dryer lint works great for this, too. Now that I work in a hotel, I was able to score a gallon zip lock back of lint.  I have now added the lint and ashes in small baggies to all my fire making kits. Crazy how easy this technique is, isn't it?

[Pappy]

I'll have to give that a try, so no fire in the ashes, just cold ashes ?
 Pappy

[JW_Halverson]

Just cold ash and lint. I had read about it a number of times and figured one would need to really put some elbow grease into it, but I was wrong. Couple of quick swipes and you got smoke!

[BrianS]

The process works very well. Here is a video I made about 3 years ago about using chaga in a fire roll. Ash, rust scrapings or something like chaga will work. If you skip by the first 3 minutes of the video you will see the chaga part and if you skip to about the 5 minute mark you will see the fire roll. The first time I tried I was surprised at how well it worked.
Take care, Brian
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbgcnFlDxXI&list=PLk-y4vVi7WGN3ryGzGrenl_xlsEth0cWl&index=2

[White Falcon]

Thanks for the video.

[Allyn T]

Never heard of this but I like it.

[JW_Halverson]

Never heard of this but I like it.

Always nice to add another tool to your kit!

[Allyn T]

Indeed it is : )