A ferrocium alloy rod burns at 3000 degrees C and magnesium burns at 2200 C...
Thank you for the correction. Confused between C an F on their site. Most likely the temperature is the same By the way, according to Wiki, there is only 4% of magnesium in modern firesteel. Hopefuly in this one they have significantly more.
Any ideas what tests should I (and ToddW) perform to compare its firemaking performance to the regular ferrocerium one?
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By the way, according to Wiki, there is only 4% of magnesium in modern firesteel. Hopefuly in this one they have significantly more.
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