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Best, and by far safest, way is to learn from an experienced fire eater. I'd show you, but Singapore is a bit far from Scotland!

There is a good website produced by Mephisto - http://www.fyretr.com which has plenty on making torches, technique and fuel. Read his tales of caution and stories of what can, and does, go wrong. Burns 'aint good.

You might want to look at the wee book Fire Eating by Benjamin "Garth" Mack. This ISBN code for it is 0 917643 09 7. You can get it from Dube - http://www.dube.com

But, just to emphasise the point, the safest way is to learn from another experienced fire eater.

Slainte!

ML

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Bernard Sim Inner circle Singapore 1095 Posts	Posted: May 27, 2002 11:24 am 0 Hi guys, any idea where I can find learning materials for fire eating? Thanks alot. Bernard Sim
Missing_Link Elite user 442 Posts	Posted: May 27, 2002 12:39 pm 0 Best, and by far safest, way is to learn from an experienced fire eater. I'd show you, but Singapore is a bit far from Scotland! There is a good website produced by Mephisto - http://www.fyretr.com which has plenty on making torches, technique and fuel. Read his tales of caution and stories of what can, and does, go wrong. Burns 'aint good. You might want to look at the wee book Fire Eating by Benjamin "Garth" Mack. This ISBN code for it is 0 917643 09 7. You can get it from Dube - http://www.dube.com But, just to emphasise the point, the safest way is to learn from another experienced fire eater. Slainte! ML :stout:
Bernard Sim Inner circle Singapore 1095 Posts	Posted: May 29, 2002 10:10 am 0 Thanks for the tip ML Bernard Sim
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