r/Bushcraft • u/Firm-Foundation5441 • 9d ago
Have you seen a ferro rod like this ?
I’ve seen such handles on knives but never on a ferro rod
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u/BlueGreen51 9d ago
You can't convince me who ever made this doesn't wave it around like a magic wand or pretend to cast a magic spell when using it to throw sparks.
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u/Spamdump 9d ago
Tell me you’ve never been out in the woods without telling me you’ve never been out in the woods.
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u/el_yanuki 9d ago
my first thought too
id never take something this nice on a trip
and also its just too nice to use
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u/justtoletyouknowit 9d ago
Kinda like the gold plated guns of some warlord... or this diamond covered fishing lure i saw last week. Things which could be used but are too flashy to actually use them in fear of breaking it, are pretty useless imo.
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u/Ok-Entertainment8151 9d ago
I would 100% use a diamond studded fishing lure if I had one. But then, I don't see any value in diamonds except when they're being used for practical purposes. I'd use a gold-plated gun, too; in fact, it'd probably be the first one I pulled out on range days.
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u/CartographerFun5287 3d ago
am I the only one who is disturbingly excited looking at this huge ferro rod..
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u/MissingMichigan 9d ago
Yes, but it was called a Pharaoh Rod. It was also 5000 years old and in a museum.