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@mobiousenigma

3 жыл бұрын

thanks for the video ;] it looks like you greased the axle and it turns a bit easier thats good but it still isnt retained and moves a lot which is bad bearing block is called for to secure it and help in rotation. there definitely is a need for more water volume so more piping or an actual channel at least 2 x probably 4x the water . the wheel will preform better with larger buckets i would go wider but not as deep for more buckets total .. that will preform better and be less likly to stall .. why didnt you power your bellows with the wheel?

@missycooper1746

3 жыл бұрын

Primitive Skills you've performed another miracle hallelujah and sing to the Lord.

@dedensolahudin6332

3 жыл бұрын

Where did you get the iron so much

@dedensolahudin6332

3 жыл бұрын

Did you not tired of making bloomery

@dedensolahudin6332

3 жыл бұрын

Or you bough the iron from your village?

I know he plans on replacing the shirt with one he makes But man I hope he hangs it on a flagpole or something as like, a trophy. Shits iconic

@randyfliss1066

3 жыл бұрын

He’s close to harvesting cotton and with that water wheel it’s will be next level

@BurritoBandito140

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder how that shirt smells after all this time

@blackbway

3 жыл бұрын

@@BurritoBandito140 go give it a sniff...

@mobiousenigma

3 жыл бұрын

up a flagpole serves no purpose but pride lol but turning it into charcloth would be useful and most people wont know what that is or or why you would want it lol

@SlightlyCivil

3 жыл бұрын

@@mobiousenigma yeah but it would destroy history

Since the inactivity of Primitive Technology, you're the only one worth watching. You are the only person on this platform that has the same style. Keep it up!

@-davorite-

3 жыл бұрын

Thats right, he didn't drifted off to building luxus villa with pool in jungle

@athelonus

3 жыл бұрын

Well, there's Chad Zuber but other than him this is only one, yes.

@Thatsymbol

3 жыл бұрын

@@-davorite- Those luxury pool videos are fake and use machinery, but this channel proves that everything he does is real

@-davorite-

3 жыл бұрын

@@Thatsymbol i know, they get more and more ridiculous :D

@drewinsur7321

3 жыл бұрын

guys dont forget to check out Primitive Life, he is also pretty awesome with great building skills.

Try a little wood ash on the water wheel axles. Primitive graphite lubrication. Even wet clay would be an improvement. it would help polish the wearing surfaces to mate together.

Just wanna say This man alone has achived a great youtube series and following without ever speaking a single word. He lets his actions and work do the talking.

@angrydingus5256

2 жыл бұрын

Idk if you're aware, but I just learned today that while not speaking, his videos do have captions available if you turn them on.

I'm sure he will be in the youtube trends just for changing his shirt. The hype will be huge !

@IberianCraftsman

2 жыл бұрын

there could also be haters saying they want the old shirt back, who knows

@elfiaxo69

2 жыл бұрын

@@IberianCraftsman I will maybe be one of them. This shirt is part of the family now.

I'm still here, checking the status of his shirt

@aaronsonger5582

3 жыл бұрын

Getting that cotton growing so he can make a full 3 piece suit.

@mobiousenigma

3 жыл бұрын

send him one from amazon ;]

@aaronsonger5582

3 жыл бұрын

@@mobiousenigma ya send him a crop top. He is used to not having much for a shirt lol.

@adangsubarnas1632

3 жыл бұрын

@@mobiousenigma ..35 .

@adangsubarnas1632

3 жыл бұрын

@@mobiousenigma 8

Your forging and metal working skills are beyond impressive and the water wheel is a work of functional art . Thanks for sharing your latest brilliance and all the best from a mechanical engineer and blacksmith .

@AveragePanda

3 жыл бұрын

@keith moore I thought it was for a fan so he wouldn't waste energy pumping air in the coal pit ... i guess i was wrong :O

You need to forge a scythe blade and mount it on an appropriate swing handle. That stooping over is going to tell on you as you get older! Besides that, a scythe would allow you keep the height of those plants more manageable through what seems to be a mild winter.

@npswm1314

3 жыл бұрын

I mean...he is somewhere in Indochina...and if my neighbor (Who is from Vietnam.) is anything to go by. They dont get snow.

@lucasriley874

3 жыл бұрын

Scythes are great for nice land thats been levelled by generations of farmers working the plot but they kinda suck to try using on sloped land. The sickle he's using also works as a billhook/brushook and is designed for harvesting grains like the rice he grew last time so it's simply a more versatile tool for him in his location.

@npswm1314

3 жыл бұрын

@keith moore Im leaning more toward Indonesia based upon the observable geography and geology.

@npswm1314

3 жыл бұрын

@keith moore Oh ok.

@athelonus

3 жыл бұрын

@keith moore And on his about page it says the location is Vietnam so that confirms it.

me and the hoomies when primitive skills upload a video: 🧐🍷

@geometryjosh21

2 жыл бұрын

Grab the popcorn 🍿

Primitive skills 10 years later : how to make a computer

@mtlee75

2 жыл бұрын

using only bamboo and tree vines

I want to see how he will tackle making a millstone

@mduvigneaud

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! That is what I am hoping for soon!

@thetravelchef7473

2 жыл бұрын

1 kang magaling na arketekto!!! Ipag patuloy mo Yan Kuya maraming! Matutunan sayo! Ang MGA panday at mag bubukid!!! Nabuhay! Ka!!!!

Never been this early to anything in my life

@PigeonDumplins

3 жыл бұрын

This should be the only thing you should be early to. Procrastination is key

Мир Май Труд!!! Ура Товарищи!

soon you will have a new shirt

@PrimitiveSkillsnet

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I hope this time planting will be successful

@carlosdearribacastro7580

2 жыл бұрын

@@PrimitiveSkillsnet ja, ja, ja, ja,

Primitive skills guy builds waterwheel. Expectation: use it as an engine. Reality: use it as a shower 11:28

@shanhussain6114

3 жыл бұрын

Whomp whomp whomp ☹️

@missycooper1746

3 жыл бұрын

From other comments it seems like the buckets are to small to generate enough power.

@stustutbird420

3 жыл бұрын

Surely he will use the power of water wheel to power the spinning wheel for his thread from the cotton?

@northbound5493

3 жыл бұрын

@@missycooper1746 meh its a formula so volume is only one component, plenty of other ways to improve it for speed or power

@SF-li9kh

3 жыл бұрын

It is a failure. I can't put it mildly. He has got a flow rate, but not enough power. Yes the buckets should be bigger and morr radially outward. The worst issue is the friction. It is stopping frequently. His best bet was to let it run continuously, instead he is jamming a stick to stop it unnecessarily

People wandering in the mountains nearby will start believing in Jeti with that sound

"The Three Sisters" . Research the Native American technique of planting beans, corn, and squash in the same mound. They complement each others growth habits. Many times a fish was placed in the mound to provide extra nutrients.

@hyoneeyed9450

2 жыл бұрын

you are right, corn depletes soil so need to be paired with beans...

Be happy, and healthy. Thanks for your videos 😊

You can paint the wheel with oil or animal fat so it doesn't rot!

@makmebad1

2 жыл бұрын

The wood looks like teak if it is it won't rot. Teak is used in boat building because of that.

Thanks for that great video. Love the pictures of the nature!

27:24 it's amazing to see how much water that plant holds (you can literally see if flowing from the cut stem).

Really like the first person carmera angle at 24:30, keep up the good work brother

I noticed that he plants four corn kernels each time! There's an old rhyme about this. It goes- Four seeds do you plant in a row- One for the rook, one for the crow, one to rot, and one to let grow.

@ROKASniper89

3 жыл бұрын

I was wondering why he was doing that. Makes sense to plant extra seeds

@lucasriley874

3 жыл бұрын

@@ROKASniper89 If too many germinate and grow you thin out the weak ones, better to put in extra seeds than end up with empty spots in your rows which is wasted space.

@kevin6030

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucasriley874 I don't think he has any f****** Rows Lucas he's just stomping down through the field.

*Next - Bee hive*

@martincady2081

3 жыл бұрын

Nope: redstone

@indianboy7973

3 жыл бұрын

@@martincady2081 you are minecraft player 😃😃,, my favourite game ....

Ты настоящий молодец, с любовью и огромным уважением их России!!! Я твой фанат и с нетерпением жду каждое видео!!!

eee boy ,you finaly make videos faster, tancks for job good luck ))

You are an inspiration even to me, an 80 year old man. Thank you for that. Is there someplace where you talk about yourself, your projects, where you live, about your video shooting and editing process? All of that would be fascinating. Only problem is those things would take time away from the things we subscribers watch for. I live in Minneapolis in the US. Thank you again.

@Sinyao

Жыл бұрын

A bit late, but I heard he has a Facebook page he jumps in on occasionally.

You should make a crayfish pond or something with crayfish

Есть тут русские подписчики?

@george3210

3 жыл бұрын

Нету!!

@aerarius2892

3 жыл бұрын

Совсем нет

@steelman4529

3 жыл бұрын

Не видать их

@deFakto81

3 жыл бұрын

🤨🧐🤫

@rimmaberger8049

3 жыл бұрын

Есть,люблю смотреть работу в молчаливом сопровождении. Парень трудяга,весь инструмент делает своими руками природа классная и сам себе хозяин....

You should make a cotton gin that's attached to the waterwheel, it'll make separating the cotton much easier

I came to check the status of the blue shirt. Still there. FYI, add a few chickens in there before planting and they will pick through that tilled soil. You'd need to move them once planted.

Отлично...... Вы вернулись.....

Every time I watch your videos, I learn something new. Thank you for making them as they are always very interesting.

You are beyond amazing! In any disaster or emergency, you would be my go-to expert hands down! And even in day to day life. Wow, I'm impressed!

Красава кукурузу посадил практический осталось ждать когда новая выростит))))

You are such an inspirational and adorable person I ever noticed. Nothing can defeat a hardworking person. Cherish Vibes all the way from Nagaland🤗

If you have any local beans or legumes you should plant them with the corn. They will use the corn stalks as a natural lattice. After this year once the corn is mature you can also plant squash in between the corn furrows. It's a system called the three sisters and it's been around almost as long as agriculture itself.

I love this channel it's super calming ❤

the sound the waterwheel makes, would drive me nuts!

Замечательное колосо.

@user-rk7ky9vo1o

3 жыл бұрын

Тьфу.И чем оно замечательно?Крутится,вертится.Какую пользу оно приносит?В первую очередь это источник дармовой энергии.Первый шаг к индустриализации,прогресс.Ух я взорвался.Извиняюсь.Впрочем не очень😁У меня были комменнтарии к ,,колесу"в прошлом видео.Если интересно...поройтесь.Успехов и здоровья😀

You're really inspiring 👍🏻👍🏻

You bring peace and tranquility through my monitor, from across the world. You've made a beautiful world for yourself. Thanks for sharing glimpse of it with me.

The only time I saw him with a red shirt was at the thumbnail picture. Love the channel.

this is one of my favorite youtube channels, i love seeing the progression of your little town!!

You should make a Cotten gin, to automate the seed removal process from your cotten

This is one of my favorite channels because I have learned so much following you. The water wheel was a fascinating project, your baskets and containers are exceptional, along with your blacksmith skills. Thank you.

I've been here for the last 3 videos trying to figure out how he could make an effective bearing for that water wheel. The friction on the pivot point bothers me.

@Slavicplayer251

2 жыл бұрын

he could divert some water from the bamboo on to them

Imagine what he could do with a modern forge

Oh, i need more of this planting videos

I’ve been watching your channel for a long time, and have been most impressed by your basketry skills,

here i thought that he was going to pop all of that corn as he was putting it into one of his ceramic pots

I’m half convinced that behind his house is a shed with a lawn mower, and power saw. Hard to believe all the boards used to build the water wheel were sawed from logs using the one saw blade he made by hand. Boggles the mind.

@zemastor3650

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, correct. There is NO WAY that a man, alone, can possibly smelt that much iron to create the tools that he has. He'd need an entire village working 7 x 24 to "obtain" that much metal. Ditto for the boards, in the quantity he needed to build the water wheel. But I'm not saying that he's not legit. He is, to a certain extent. His videos show "proof of concept" and "how it can be done". So, yes, he smelts his first nodules of iron by hand. True. And we saw the amount of work and natural resources it took to get those first small iron bits. Ditto with the boards. He showed us how he had to chop down a tree, prep the wood and sawed it by hand, using handmade tools. TRUE. And once the concept and technique was proven (Yes! it CAN be done!), I have no doubt that he obtains the remainder of his stock (metal, wooden boards) by purchasing them, or using modern tools. Gotta take his videos with a grain of salt. He demonstrates the technique of how pre-industrial societies made these, and then obfuscates how exactly he obtains the remainder of his resources in the large quantity he needs for his projects.

@cubiusblockus3973

3 жыл бұрын

I assume he got alot of the metal from scrap dealers. BUT, if there is an iron ore vein nearby(which i doubt because the local geography points more towards limestone mountains) he could get that much iron ore. It is still a very credible feat with scrap iron... he is one man. As for the wood planks, it is very possible to chop, cut and plane that many planks and lumber in a week if he prepared wood by drying it earlier. The tools he has are well adequate for the task. he has about 8 working hours a day and that isn't including the time needed to cook meals which equates to around 12. times that number by 7, that is a damn lot of man hours. Look at the snippets of film he shows us, they are usually around 30 seconds to 1 minute of time. In those snippets of film, he is chopping, sawing and planing that wood and actually getting alot done in that time. tyimes that number by 60minutes, then times that by 8..... We humans can actually achieve alot in little time with the right tools and materials.

can you please make a pool, so that you can swim whenever you want. Thanks.😉

Really interesting watching a genius start with nothing and build, step by step, an your empire. May you build beautiful things your whole life! God grant you a loving wife and many kids.

Looking forward to when he builds himself a DR Trimmer/Mower...

I love your vids and I made one of your wooden work bench it was fun I do primitive / bush craft and I'm building some of the stuff u build thanks for your good videos

Primitive Skills - You’re my hero.

ดีจังปลูก ฝ้าย ปลูกข้าวโพด ดีดี

Дай Бог тебе здоровья сынок.

You are really a person full of skills and your skills inspiring me! All the respect for you and for your work🌺

Hope your having an awesome day buddy. Thanx for your time

2 years seeing you doing amazing things!

I want to thank you for you videos. I was in the hospital today with a lot of stress, and I watched this video, and the sound of the running water and natural sounds really helped me to relax and forget the problems I’m going through. Thank you!

I was spending so much dang time thinking about why the heck this man would need a water wheel, it was killing me. And I just realized it’s probably gonna help him spin the cotton when he gets enough. Wild

@natskii4886

3 жыл бұрын

@keith moore oh yeah those exist that’s a good point. He might just use it as a mill then, I have no clue what else a water wheel could be used for 😂

@Kineth1

3 жыл бұрын

@@natskii4886 He can also use it to boost his forge, it can be adapted to power bellows (the blower to get the forge hot) or an automatic hammer.

Хорошо поработал. Молодец.

This man is a man- and-machine combined. He is always doing something from start to finish, a great quality for the world to progress. He's resourceful and innovative in every chosen job of which he never left undone.

this is great

@bagasprayoga2681

3 жыл бұрын

Hi verified person

Is anyone else wondering how does he film these videos? I can't wrap my mind around all the different angles and shots. Filing it have to take twice as much work..

Hi friend your amazing, sorry for my writing i'm french, i respect your work, all the cameras angle, all the plan & choise you make is time consuming for our entertainment, but friend i respect that, i get more wiser each of your videos, i know someday i will need your experience and knowledge, thank you from Canada

When he goes planting -> stardew valley music

3:03 beautiful if made as wallpaper

My back hurts just watching him do this lol

It's not about fancy pools, its about everyday life of an off-grid farmer. And whole KZread: 💕💕💕

Another great video

crush charcoal and put on water wheel axle to reduce rubbing. carbon is a lubricant

You do amazing work here on your channel, i really appreciate all of your efforts and incredible creations. You are loved by a lot of people now. Thankyou,🙏

Congratulations! You're heading to 1 million subscribers! 👏

FANTASTIC WORK. AMAZING VIDEOS. THANK YOU.🌷

Excellent work👍👍👍 . Thanks for sharing

Este e super trabalhador. Acompanho ele desde quando ele tinha barraca de bambo. Vi ele carregar pedra por pedra para faser a casa no Morinho. Acompanho tudo dele.

@willianwm3757

3 жыл бұрын

Finalmente um brasileiro kkkkk

Practice composting to make natural fertiliser, make sure there is good air flow thru the heap or it could self ignite in your climate.

Looks great! Maybe some livestock at some point? Both for food and transportation

Definitely since you'll be working with cotton, maybe making some kind of mill or something to help better separate the seeds and fiber itself

Great you r an inspiration for all young minds living in city

I can't wait for updates I like your post the best❤️

Hello. Maby you cath chickens and build chickenhouse. You have meat, eggs, and you have food for them :) Greetings from Poland kurwa :)

Woot woot!!!

зачем тебе колесо парень?????

You very good boy big recpecte

usefull claw....good forging work.

Look so beautiful your place....

I do like the garden claw!!

You should create a cotton gin to remove those cotton seeds

Saya dari bandung indonesia hadir

@amrinjeny4544

3 жыл бұрын

Nyasar sampai kesini kita broo

menonton tayangan kegiatan si mas ini gak pernah membosankan. sukses selalu....

Salute.. hard work everyday..👍

Primitive Skills GANHOU + 1 GOSTEI Brasil (SC)

Excellent video my friend

The Video Quality Is Really Good