Making Charcoal From Wood in a Metal Can | Fire Pyrolysis and a Snow Stove That Actually Works скачать в хорошем качестве

Making Charcoal From Wood in a Metal Can | Fire Pyrolysis and a Snow Stove That Actually Works

In this video, I show how I made charcoal from wood using a simple metal can with a fire pyrolysis method in the wild. I also built a natural snow stove, and surprisingly, it works extremely well even in real winter conditions. This is a primitive survival experiment, off-grid living, charcoal making from scratch, and fire technology using natural materials. No electricity, no modern tools — just wood, fire, snow, and simple materials. You will see the full process: how the wood heats up, how gases escape during pyrolysis, how real charcoal is formed, and how a snow-built stove can control fire and heat. This video is for people interested in primitive technology, survival skills, off grid life, winter survival, charcoal making in the wild, and experiments with nature.