2020年12月7日 · A Swedish Fire Log – also referred to as a Swedish Torch or Canadian Candle – is a highly efficient campfire for cooking. First developed by the Swedish army during the Thirty Years War, this type of campfire requires just a single log and can be made even when the ground is wet or covered in snow.

2018年12月18日 · Made from a single log, a Swedish torch can burn for 2-5 hours, depending on the size of the log (go for a minimum of about 16″ long and 6-8″ across) and environmental conditions. Making one is easy; besides kindling and an ignition source, all …

2021年8月31日 · To build a successful Swedish fire torch, sometimes also referred to as a Swedish torch or Swedish log candle, you’ll need a few key tools. You’ll also need to know how pick the right...

The art of making a Swedish fire torch, alternatively known as a Swedish log, is an efficient and versatile method of creating heat and light. Let’s dive into how to make a Swedish fire log and use it as a camping essential.

How to build a Swedish fire torch with or without a chainsaw. Explains the best way to cook on a Swedish log and how to light the fire so it burns for hours.

2020年6月16日 · Whether you are hiking in the backcountry or enjoying a bonfire at the lake, the Swedish fire log (aka Swedish fire torch or Canadian Candle) is the solution to building a long-lasting...

2018年12月27日 · A Swedish torch (also known as a Swedish candle, Swedish fire log, or Schwedenfackel) is a very practical alternative to a traditional campfire. With a little prep work, they are easy, efficient, and require little resources and little tending.

2021年2月5日 · A Swedish fire log, also known as a Canadian candle, is a log that has been vertically cut and set on fire. What's great about the fire is that it's self-feeding.

2017年12月18日 · Learn how to make a self-contained, self-feeding Swedish Fire Log, also known as a Swedish torch or Canadian candle.

2023年10月9日 · The Swedish fire log is a great addition to any base camp or bug-out area. The fire it generates feeds itself, lasting for anywhere between 2 and 5 hours (depending on the size of the log), and the contraption is easy to build and use. A fully functioning Swedish fire torch, that took a surprisingly small amount of effort to make with a chainsaw.