I think this is also called a Swedish Torch (?).
I have made one of these in the backyard (the log fire part, but not the pipes/tent) with the kids. I just used random split logs from the log pile and wired them together so they formed a mostly cylindrical shape. you don't need to use a perfectly split log like he did in the video, but it does work a bit better. If you use just random split logs, you definitely save a lot of energy (i.e. calories), which would be good in emergency situations. if you have all the time and calories you need, then getting it perfect like the video is the way to go.
I think this is also called a Swedish Torch (?).
I have made one of these in the backyard (the log fire part, but not the pipes/tent) with the kids. I just used random split logs from the log pile and wired them together so they formed a mostly cylindrical shape. you don't need to use a perfectly split log like he did in the video, but it does work a bit better. If you use just random split logs, you definitely save a lot of energy (i.e. calories), which would be good in emergency situations. if you have all the time and calories you need, then getting it perfect like the video is the way to go.
(post is archived)