Sure, but you’ll need a dry leaf, a sharp edge, and a little patience. I’ll show you the angle that works, but remember the rock is just a tool. Let’s get to it.

Alright, bring the leaf, the edge, the rock, and your heat. I’ll watch how the spark catches, but I’ll keep it simple—no flashy tricks, just the right angle and a little patience. Let’s see who gets the fire first.

I’ll set the leaf flat, press the edge of the rock against it at a slight angle, and tap it. The heat comes from your flame, so keep it steady. When it starts, it’ll grow on its own. Watch the spark; that’s where the magic is.Ok.I’ll lay the leaf out, wedge the rock edge just enough, and tap. The spark’s your flame. Once it catches, it’ll spread. Keep it steady and watch it grow.Lay the leaf flat, wedge the rock, tap. Let the spark catch; then the fire will. Keep your flame steady.Done.Lay the leaf flat, wedge the rock, tap. Let the spark catch; then the fire will. Keep your flame steady.

Sure thing. Lay the leaf flat, wedge the rock, tap the edge—watch for the spark. Keep your flame steady, and let the fire grow. No fuss, just the basics. Done.

Got it, no problem. If you need anything else, let me know.

Got it, I’ll holler if I need a spark.