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The Lantaka
LAntaka was one of the most hailed hand-made cannon of filipinos out of bronze. lantaka was secretly made by filipinos and amazed the Spaniards. buy a relic of this weapon at : www.cannonsuperstore.com
Stone Knife
The stone knife was one of the most essential work of our native filipinos, byt this gadget they wer'e able to cut meat of big animals into pieces and another use of this was for their self defense against wild animals.
Bamboo Ignition
Take one of the pieces and shave away the rounded edges until you are left with only the gently curved "backbone" of the bamboo; this will function as your "saw." It will now be more flat than semi-circular. The other piece of bamboo is your saw board that lies flat on the ground. Place a piece of cotton into the hollow area of bamboo and put the hollow side down on the ground. The curved part of the bamboo will now be facing you. If the ground is at all damp, place a piece of cardboard down first to keep the cotton from absorbing moisture. Now comes the fun. Use a sharp knife to score a line across the piece of bamboo on the ground—directly over the place where you put the cotton ball. This is scored directly across the diameter of the bamboo board (not the length of it). Place your knee on the board to keep it still and begin to saw across the scored line with the saw. That's all there is to it. It'll take a few minutes but the saw will begin to heat up as it saws through the scored line. As you saw, both pieces of bamboo will get ever hotter and eventually will ignite the "sawdust" your work has created. Soon after, your saw will cut slightly through the bamboo and the now-glowing dust will drop onto the piece of cotton. Remove the cotton, place into a larger ball of dried grass or leaves, and blow. These are just some of the techniques discovered by smart filipinos to make fire.
The Sibat
The sibat is considered the most essential tool made by old filipinos due to its unlimited use and essense
NATIVE FILIPINOS
NATIVE FILIPINOS
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