Using this tin kit provides you with the tools to start a fire to stay warm, cook your food, build a shelter, hold water, catch small game (provide food), go fishing, navigate, light for the dark, open a can, write a note, protect yourself and signal for help. 1-Tin Can 3.9" by 2.5"- use as a reflective mirror to signal for help and to cook your food 2-Candle- for light and fire 3-Magnesium and Starter/Striker w/ WHISTLE and cord- Magnesium to help start a fire, Striker to start a spark and can be used to cut things. Striker has a black coat to help prevent corrosion. Once black coat is removed you will have plenty of sparks! For first-time use, stripping the protective layer of paint from the striker before starting your fire will help produce the best results. 4-Wire Saw- used to cut wood for a fire or a make shift snare 5- 11-in-1 Multi Tool w/ Sheath-(1) Saw Blade,(2) Butterfly Screw Wrench,(3) Can Opener,(4) Knife Edge,(5) Bottle Cap Opener,(6) Slotted Screwdriver,(7) Ruler,(8) 4 Position Wrench,(9) Direction Ancillary Wrench,(10) 2 Position Wrench,(11) Key-chain Hole 6- Reclosable 5"x 4" Bag- Waterproofs whatever you put in the bag and can also be used to transport fresh water 7-Compass -Navigation 8-P38 Shelby Can Opener- open cans, use as a knife, Phillips and Flathead screw driver 9-Safety Pin- Use as hooks, traps, 1st aid, and sewing 10-Blank Paper-Use for writing a note, or to help start fires 11-Wood Lead Pencil (color may vary)- For writing and wood can be used to help start fires 12-Flashlight with Key Ring-See in the dark and signaling 13-Thick Rubber Band- This tin kit is loaded with tons of stuff. The Rubber Thick band helps to secure the tin kit. Also, used as fire fuel. 14-12" of wrapped Electrical Tape to Waterproof Tin- Waterproof your tin kin by wrapping around the tin. Can also be used as bandage and to start fires
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