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" YouTube user Primitive Technology makes videos that demonstrate how to make useful tools with just the simple resources you can find in the woods. In his latest video, he crafts a pretty nifty spindle that can serve as a fire-starter and a drill.  First,\u00A0he\u00A0punches a hole in a circular rock by simply imitating a drilling motion with another, sharp rock in his hands (this might have taken a while.) After slotting a stick through the center of the circular rock to make a spindle, the survival enthusiast gathers some tree fibers and strips them down to a workable material that he twists into a cord.  By attaching the middle of the cord to a slot in the top of the spindle and wrapping the two ends around the stick, you can spin the spindle like a top. The rock acts as a flywheel to rewrap the cord for another spin. This allows for a much easier time when trying to spark a fire, and with a bit of arrowhead tied to the bottom, you&amp;#039;ve got\u00A0yourself a drill. Using the drill, you can then drill a hole in another stick and slot it onto the spindle to tie off the cord and make a pump. A little ingenuity can take you a long way if you&amp;#039;re ever stuck in the wild.         Source: Boing Boing "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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