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Quick-Release Buckle with Fire Starting Components

a quick-release buckle and component technology, applied in the field of quick-release buckles with fire starters, can solve the problems of not carrying conventional fire starting materials, not being carried on an everyday basis, and the bulky weight of the fire starting tool

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-07-25
MOJICA MICHAEL JOHN
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The present invention is an improvement on fire starters by integrating a slide release buckle with a sparking and / or combustible material. This buckle has the benefits of previous fire starting tools and is made of a sparking material like ferrocerium or flint, and a friction element that generates sparks or combustion when rubbed with the combustible material. The buckle is made of combustible metal or a combination of ferrocerium and magnesium. This invention solves the problem of fire starters having limited functions and ease of use.

Problems solved by technology

However, most people who find themselves in survival situations do so unexpectedly.
As a result, they do not typically carry conventional fire starting materials.
Although such magnesium blocks with sparking inserts may come equipped with a beaded chain to link to a keychain, they are not typically carried on an everyday basis.
Although the inclusion of a striker eliminates the need for a knife, the separate fire starting elements makes this fire starting tool bulkier than the magnesium block with a sparking insert.
However, even though such a fire starting tool is a lanyard, this type of fire starting tool is still not typically carried on an everyday basis.
Although, this fire starting tool requires an individual to seek out and wear fire starting tools as jewelry.
This device is also limited to articles that are worn.

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[0022]All illustrations of the drawings are for the purpose of describing selected versions of the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.

[0023]As can be seen in FIG. 1 through 3, the present invention is a quick-release buckle with fire starting components, which allows a user to readily access the tools that are needed to create a fire. The present invention can be attached on any apparatus that typically includes a buckle such as backpacks, gun slings, dog collars, briefcases, bag appendages, necklaces, footwear, helmets, etc. The present invention mainly comprises a first buckle portion 1, a second buckle portion 2, a fire ignition material 3, and a friction plate 4. The first buckle portion 1 and the second buckle portion 2 fasten with each other in order to allow the present invention to clasp two objects together. The fire ignition material 3 is used to create a spark while striking the fire ignition material 3 against the friction ...

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Abstract

A quick-release buckle with a fire starting components is an apparatus that readily provides a user with the tools to create a fire in emergency situations. The apparatus mainly comprises a first buckle portion, a second buckle portion, a fire ignition material, a friction plate, and a plurality of interlocking mechanisms. The first buckle portion and the second buckle portion are used as a fastener and engage each other through the interlocking mechanisms. The fire ignition material is struck upon the friction plate in order to create a fire among an incendiary substance. The friction plate is integrated into the first buckle portion, which allows the friction plate to be firmly held in place by grasping the first buckle portion. The fire ignition material is integrated into the second buckle portion, which allows the second buckle portion to be used to strike the fire ignition material against the friction plate.

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[0001]The current application claims a priority to the U.S. Provisional Patent application Ser. No. 11 / 879,741 filed on Jan. 19, 2012. The current application is filed on Jan. 22, 2013 while Jan. 19, 2013 was on a weekend. The next business day is Jan. 22, 2013 while Jan. 20, 2013 was a weekend and Jan. 21, 2013 was a national holiday (Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.).FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0002]The present invention generally relates to an apparatus with a fire starter and a quick-release buckle. More specifically, the present invention allows portable fire starting components to be readily available for nearby fire creations.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0003]Creating a fire is an essential asset for surviving a wide range of conditions. However, most people who find themselves in survival situations do so unexpectedly. As a result, they do not typically carry conventional fire starting materials.[0004]The use of fire starters is known in prior art. For example, one type of know...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): F23Q1/06
CPCA44B11/266F23Q1/06
Inventor MOJICA, MICHAEL JOHN
Owner MOJICA MICHAEL JOHN
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