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@kelsyburks3747

4 жыл бұрын

i always have my notifications on i really live your videos as soon as its comes on i hit it cause i just love that view man im so jelly id love to find me a spot like that here in the states i live in the mountains of tennessss but its hard to find a howler like that but like alway ill like and you stay safe my tech keep on making them and ill keep watchn them

@ahmadmie4141

4 жыл бұрын

@@valeriepage6374 what thief video show me?

@chickenranch5726

4 жыл бұрын

@@williammakepeace36 who cares and who cares about u no one

@G-kaptan

4 жыл бұрын

Your video awesome

@G-kaptan

4 жыл бұрын

But plss prmote my channel on your channel plss request

this man do be playing minecraft irl hardcore mode

This guy will rebuild civilization from scratch

@Anonymouzor

4 жыл бұрын

He'll team up with Primitive Technology and all will be well

@thepro3k_watches656

Жыл бұрын

Or go to war with them

people in 2020: die from coronavirus this guy in 2020: live Peaceful life in the Forest

@rodney73991

4 жыл бұрын

social distancing. you only get sick if near sick persion

@arlenequezada9291

3 жыл бұрын

Lol ur comment is so true

achievement unlocked: "Getting an Upgrade"

@Noob-ns9vt

3 жыл бұрын

No That's for stone pick For the iron is "Isn't it iron pick?"

I feel like it could have been a bit straighter angle, with longer handle/pole so you don't have to bend your back that much. None the less an amazing work man.

@HamzaKermiche

4 жыл бұрын

I noticed the same man, like that he will hurt his back, still he's doing a wonderful work

@TSC_Miles

4 жыл бұрын

I thought that too about the angle; though looking back at it, it seems the soil has a lot of little rocks, and building it like that allows to really get them/shoveling them out; while if it was straight, it could perhaps roll over them? Not sure guess I'd have to see a comparaison

@alphabot511

4 жыл бұрын

For a job such as this (pulling soil towards corn plant) a shorter handle is more suitable for the job. It's more controllable so you don't risk cutting the plant instead

@user-rh3to9cu4x

4 жыл бұрын

@@TSC_Miles nah, my family and I always leave some corn not treated with chemicals(for bread) so we do exactly this what he's doing in the video. Once my handle broke but the job had to be done, so i just cut of the handle where it broke, refited it and finished the job. My back was hurting so much. And also it is easier to cut the plant whith sharper angle like this one in the video, but after a while you get trained/used to it and you won't cut the plant no matter how steep the angle of your hoe is. So it's basically boils down to what you prefer, and I personally prefer to to avoid bending my back as much as possible.

@joshuaugc

4 жыл бұрын

a medial ridge or flute would also improve structure and rigidity, enabling him to draw out the material wider and thinner (more area effectively worked per swing in the final tool)

The only surviving man during this pandemic...

@David-xy5sd

4 жыл бұрын

Leftist msm blowing it out of proportion, how many ppl die from flu? Can't waist a scare to blame Trump

@ManicPandaz

4 жыл бұрын

@David This is a global pandemic, not a simple flu. You know the Spanish Flu killed 50 million people? Not all virus are equal. Don’t think a bad strain of the flu can’t kill millions. Your American president has nothing to do with it. Don’t let your political biases get in the way of medical advice. Things are serious.

@michellegotlocs1762

4 жыл бұрын

@@ManicPandaz I'm an american and I totally agree with you.

@David-xy5sd

4 жыл бұрын

@@ManicPandaz my statement is true, the mortality rate with covid is still low & only seniors are fatalities.

@ManicPandaz

4 жыл бұрын

@David Listen to the doctors. The Spanish Flu had a mortality rate of under 3%, it killed 50 million. The mortality rate of Covid-19 is between 1-3% depending on estimates. You have to remember that those suffering from Covid-19 are currently getting immediate treatment. If people that have Covid-19 got the same level of treatment as people that have the flu, many more would die. The mortality rate is currently being limited. Covid-19 has been shown to infer little to no immunity after infection, meaning those that have recovered can get sick again. This virus is from another species. Our immune system has no idea how to fight it. Also the farther this spreads and the more people infected, the higher chance of a mutation that increases lethality. Viruses are always changing. It was actually the second wave of the Spanish Flu that acquired a more lethal mutation that killed the most people. Think of virus as a fire. If you leave fires uncontrolled, they will spread and burn you house down. The most important thing is to limit the spread in a global civilization where anyone can cross the planet in a single day. Action is needed. It’s being responsible. We have to be responsible.

Interesting project you have going. I admire the patience and fortitude you display.

After the iron age, I think it will be interesting if you try to make you clothes and traditional fabrics with ancient artisanal technics. You can answer différents problematic like : - How to create pigments with organic and mineral local ressources ? - How to choose and explain the différence between all fiber, (vegetal, organic, etc..), that may be used to make fabrics ? - How to make a loom and how to use it and create decorative pattern ? - Witch materials that may be used to create needle (like bone, wood or iron) ? - How to dye fabrics ? etc... I would like to see you making artisanal art and I think it's a good way to show an evolution on your civilization (with the creation of your "own" culture).

@PrimitiveSkillsnet

4 жыл бұрын

thanks, i hope in the future it will be done

@RazorFang18

4 жыл бұрын

This is a really good idea.

@hellboy7424

4 жыл бұрын

I love this list. 👍👍

It was a clear route for him. admire you :p

@peacefulplaceforrelax1348

4 жыл бұрын

An objective view that he does practical things. However, every job he does has a certain benefit

@LyThiMay

4 жыл бұрын

@@peacefulplaceforrelax1348 the same opinion .

One of the few primitive channels who actually build stuff with a purpose and not those underground houses and pools

И жнец,и кузнец на все руки молодец-русская поговорка.Самое главное...здоровье береги.Любая травма подкосит.Успехов.

@Anton_PalchikOFF

4 жыл бұрын

Наши деды ещё такими были. Я от своего научился ковать, варить, стрелять, быка забивать, сруб класть и мост на Шишиге менять. А мы своих внуков научим в их первом Айфоне батарейку заряжать, а дальше они и без нас разберутся. Ведь им сруб класть не надо будет, я надеюсь.

Need more: sword, pickaxe, armor, bow, arrow and some eye of ender 😂😂

@rogz2738

4 жыл бұрын

Minecraft?🤣

@tun1384

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah 😂😂

@mrbofa1835

4 жыл бұрын

😹

@cheeseascender1122

4 жыл бұрын

Lol true

@lifeatgroundlvl

4 жыл бұрын

Cant wait to see him obtain his 1st nether star I wonder where his mob grinder is set up?

Hello, i love what you're doing! A question went to my mind tho: If you build your own tools, why make them in a way you have to hurt your back while working. (I mean a taller handle could be better no? idk.) Courage from France!

@harrellt1405

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe for more precision?

@phamdinhhoang1998

4 жыл бұрын

the longer the hand, the harder to control the head.

@TheCobrasam

4 жыл бұрын

tien à ton avis, le metal il l'a vraiment fait lui meme ou bien il à acheter de l'acier?

@BloodyMikeCore

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheCobrasam a un certain moment donné, il faut quand meme pas abusé. Il a trouvé du fer, il a fabriqué un piece, ont est au courant qu'il en est capable, inutile de faire la rechere par la suite! Moi ca me vas qu'il achete apres avoir trouvé le moyen et frabrique a partir de cela. Sinon il ne ferra que ca! xD

@TheCobrasam

4 жыл бұрын

@@BloodyMikeCore bah justement je crois que c'est impossible de fabriquer des outils comme ceux là en fer et surtout avec une qualité comme celle ci

Some blacksmithing tips here: 1. You have a need of a slightly heavier hammer on the initial shaping of the metal. It would cut down on the number of swings you are having to do to shape the metal. 2. You would also move more metal (with fewer swings) if you would move the metal out to the edge of your anvil (rock). This would cause the metal to be pinched between the hammer blow and the rock causing more metal to move. This would allow you to shape it quicker.

relax time

@farfromdonemotors6796

4 жыл бұрын

Wow,even in the woods you cant escape the need for hoes.

Place? is beautiful!!!

@thangchanh2932

3 жыл бұрын

jungle of vietnam

@jamesmoore3365

3 жыл бұрын

My uncle always said Vietnam was one of the most beautiful places he had ever visited.

@phuong212qs

3 жыл бұрын

tuyên quang, viet nam thì phải hen

Make a grinding wheel to sharpen tools or weapons . i say you could find a cylindrical stone and slowly grind a hole through it would make a good video idea a lot of work though.

just donated $5 from paypal, love this guys videos.

One man has been able to build a self-sufficient and prosperous institution with time, dedication and effort.

Use the rounded corner of your anvil rock to draw and thin out your steel faster, it will save lots of time and hammer blows. Great video as always!!

My morning coffee just isnt as good without your videos

Hey love what your doing man! If i could make a suggestion, if you make some rope and wrap it several tikes around the stone you use as an anvil it may take away the ting noise and vibration and allow for a more precise strike.

Far away from the COVID-19

Maestro, brilliant job with the forging. Its nice to see that your garden is flourishing as well. Have you considered making compost-bin? With all the weeds, leafs and other stuff that will come out of your garden and the surroundings, you could take advantage of that and make a natural fertilizer. Nature will do the job. Keep up the good work! Regards from Norway

My friend - soon it will be time to get yourself some better iron production! Look into creating a magnet with an iron rod, and use that to separate crushed iron particles from normal crushed rock! While you may not be ready to have propane to help smelt without a bloomery, coal is already much hotter than charcoal and can easily allow for simpler bloomery refining. Look into finding some coal near you! We may not know if you are faking the creation of the bars but we sure will when you can make them on camera! This is by far the best primitive channel out there! Thank you for everything you do and all the hard work you put into your videos! Seeing you in my KZread notifications is super awesome! Thanks!

From all these primitive stuff channels..I think this dude got the nicest land. I could totally see myself there living a self sustaining life with a few livestock.

So glad to finally see you again, was starting to worry! 🙏🙏🙏 Great job, perfect tool for it's needs! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

@javeedali6632

3 жыл бұрын

Cattlefarms

@lukevlogsgaming2441

3 жыл бұрын

@@javeedali6632 seems legit

You’re getting better and better with your blacksmithing.

patient and dedication, two virtues seem in this video.thanks for sharing...

I greatly admire what this guy is doing and I love his channel. I agree that he must be getting the iron bars from a vendor, and I'm okay with that. He has shown he can mine and smelt the ore and extract the iron, but I have a small problem with the transition - he did not show a transition from a very impure cake to a proper bar suitable for forging these tools. I do not believe he made the hammer and other first tools from the iron he extracted. I would like to see him go back and show that this can be done. I'm okay with him continuing to source iron stock from elsewhere, as long as he shows me it is possible for him to make such a piece of raw bar stock using methods he has shown. In my opinion, he only needs to show this once, but he needs to go back and do it without skipping this step. The man has my respect already, this will magnify it to a great esteem... not that he requires this of me!

@xfodude8511

4 жыл бұрын

Well said! With a community like the one he has here on KZread as well, I'm sure there would be many people able to help out and streamline the process - maybe even make it easier than buying them.

@orsencart6266

4 жыл бұрын

He's nothing but a fake tuber and thiefcalled out so many times. He even stole material from MegaRavans channel and posted as his footage.

@jamessaxony

4 жыл бұрын

The faster he "progresses", the more views he'll be able to steal from the real @primitive technology. Don't count on @primitive skills to make a video that shows him refining impure cake to a bar that can be forged.

@igorvoloshin3406

4 жыл бұрын

Wait, he showed the full process when he made his first iron axe, that crude one. Did you miss it? That axe was definitely made not from ingot. Look for that video on his channel.

@CakeProDuckShins

4 жыл бұрын

@@orsencart6266 Nah. You are wrong I went to MegaRavans channel and watch his very short and cut 3 minute video of him "Making an Axe from Iron Ore" that he uploaded 7 years ago. None of his videos are about primitive survival and almost all of his uploaded videos are stolen content. MegaRavans is an inactive youtuber which you seem to think is some boss at primitive technology. You are either incredible stupid or a incompetent troll. Either way you are a moron.

This is the real life, nature give all what we need but we have to work. Thanks for sharing bro

Parabéns assisto todos os vidios.

Ótimo vídeo! Parabéns!

with this whole disease circus happening across the globe, skills like these are priceless! hope i don't get sick and die without learning how to do at LEAST a basic shelter.

Saya orang Indonesia 🇮🇩 ya emang GK bisa bahasa Inggris😁😁😁 tp, saya suka banget sama primitiv skills ini dan saya selalu tunggu episode berikut nya ,,tolong bung durasi nya panjangin dikit bisa pokus terus liat nya,,thank you

Chào anh! Khi nào bạn có kế hoạch tạo ra các cơ chế, một cái gì đó giống như một bánh xe mài? Vâng, vâng, tôi sẽ không bình tĩnh với vòng kết nối này cho đến khi bạn làm điều này))) Thumbs up!

@PrimitiveSkillsnet

4 жыл бұрын

all I will do after I successfully upgrade my current home. thanks

@bengreen2532

4 жыл бұрын

@@PrimitiveSkillsnet Excellent! I'm understood, thank you)))

Hey this was nice to watch. Red hot forging in the beginning with peaceful green farming in the end lol.

press C when watching his videos for his commentary. Like so others know.

This is some quality content on KZread!!

Ur are greatly guys I appreciate your hard work in ur gardening👍👌👌💪💪

I'm sure the iron rods are now sourced from a vendor but what he is now showing is uses for them in a primitive society...he's done some great videos on sourcing and smelting before...look in the play lists. Great videos.

@chriskwammie2773

4 жыл бұрын

Most definitely he is, the sheer amount of work it is to mine it and then make a bloom to make an ingot of iron. we would see him grinding in a mine for a year and not to many people want to see that LoL

@newjason77

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly, he showed how to make one from scratch so why does it matter if they are sourced now? The fact is he is showing how to use them to make different components is what matters.

@wvonfricken

4 жыл бұрын

I greatly admire what this guy is doing and I love his channel. I agree that he must be getting the iron bars from a vendor, and I'm okay with that. He has shown he can mine and smelt the ore and extract the iron, but I have a small problem with the transition - he did not show a transition from a very impure cake to a proper bar suitable for forging these tools. I do not believe he made the hammer and other first tools from the iron he extracted. I would like to see him go back and show that this can be done. I'm okay with him continuing to source iron stock from elsewhere, as long as he shows me it is possible for him to make such a piece of raw bar stock using methods he has shown. In my opinion, he only needs to show this once, but he needs to go back and do it without skipping this step. The man has my respect already, this will magnify it to a great esteem... not that he requires this of me!

looking forward on your harvesting season

This man will never die very very fresh man

Olá, você está de parabéns, tudo muito rustico espetacular.

I wish I could do this. It seems so peaceful to live like this

Love your videos... I admire what you do... good luck and be safe... much love and respect from Oklahoma USA

Good skills

Atleast you wont get covid living in the forest so your safe

これはイイですね～♪

@sanguyen3719

4 жыл бұрын

Betonamu jin desu

Great video, keep on forging

Thats vedio very good voor relaxing ,amazing 💎

Excelente trabajo amigo, sigue publican2 cosas interesantes asi

그 장소 넘 좋은 자리 예요 늘 시청할때 마다 힐링 됩니다 기대 됩니다 ~~~~^♡^

I love your videos!!! ♥️ super amazing skills alone in the forest can you imagine that? Didn’t think so XD.

Brother, you are very lucky person in this world, We are trying to live like you, but we can't, Enjoy

Lying at home is finally waiting until your video is updated! In China this is called a bun

Very peaceful place

My dude be having good corn for a snack and cheese with salsa ooo you got me

he has way more tools than i did when i was a young farmer. by now he is like about early 1900s with his technology.

Excellent work👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing.

Солодец мужик ! Всё умеет делать !

😘😘😘tự hào quá

Genius and legend ...

You are blessed. Beautiful.

for small scale corn cultivation, looking up the three sisters method might be beneficial to increasing yields and decreasing work. basically, it's about companion planting of corn with beans (provide nitrogen and climp up the corn) and squash (shades the soil prevents weeds and some animals from reaching the corn.

This guy is truly amazing.

Great job with this and everything before. You have come so far from the stone age tools especially. Can make the water filled land into a rice Patty. Love and respect from Bahrain. ❤️❤️🇧🇭🇧🇭 🇻🇳🇻🇳❤️❤️

Love your videos 🥰🥰

The best channel on youtube. Survive like we do in Indonesia. Success bro .... 👍

do some hunting and trapping tutorials it would be interesting to watch

@PrimitiveSkillsnet

4 жыл бұрын

You will see that soon, thanks

@GabrielFerreira-dn2zu

4 жыл бұрын

💖💖

Thanh niên, khi nào thì xây lại cái nhà lá thế, có đủ đồ sắt rồi mà :D

@PrimitiveSkillsnet

4 жыл бұрын

làm thủ công nên mất thời gian lắm, chắc cũng cỡ vài tuần nữa mới có video về nhà mơi^hjz

@anhtuannguyen2307

4 жыл бұрын

@@PrimitiveSkillsnet Rất thích các video của thanh niên, các video của các canh về primitive skill, tôi thấy của bạn là hay nhất, mấy ông kia chỉ đừng lại ở cao nhất là đồ đồng :D

@PrimitiveSkillsnet

4 жыл бұрын

@@anhtuannguyen2307 một lần nữa cảm ơn a.hjz

Incredibly good, you have a lot of skills. Your paddy field envies you with how beautiful it is, unfortunately if I were I would die devoured by mosquitoes before collecting that rice!

all my fave channels seem to put out vids at the same time.. like boom boom boom... yessssss

One day he will be the only guy who is escaped from #covid-19

Ở trong rừng không sợ corona 😀

like and love from sri lanka.

Солодец мужик ! Всё умеет делать !ОШИБКА ОПЕЧАТКА МОЛОДЕЦ МУЖИК

A encharcada ficou muito boa parabéns

The best captions in the whole world: "now its time to bend to become a complete hoe". Love it!

anh ta rèn cái cuốc để xới cỏ trồng lạc và ngô

@PrimitiveSkillsnet

4 жыл бұрын

yes

Good job,,👍👍👍🙏

this is like Minecraft in reallife, so satisfying to watch

great video! thanks for sharing!

How much work you have done, brother, I really like your job

คุณเก่งมาก

Si vas a plantar maíz, siembra legumbres al lado de cada planta, eso favorecerá su crecimiento e incrementará su producción.

Thank you ,

looking forward to the house update, great video! Brazil.

Great again

Wow.👍👍👍👍👍

Vietnam is so beautiful, I envy you my friend.

Perfeito esse estilo de vida🇧🇷

forged in fire champion 2020

Sao giỏi dữ dạ em ơi chị ngưỡng mộ em luôn sáng tạo quá, thật là giống người xưa

Primitive skills I love your videos they are the best and are u ever going to try to make a anvil

Love your videos. Always very interesting.

Good!!

Appreciate your multi talent. Your energy is amazing. Love watching these videos. Keep posting Bro

농사를 짓기 위해 농기구를 손수제작. 칼.도끼.망치.괭이... 대장간도 하고 농사도 짓고..... 밭도갈아 곡식도 심고 논엔 모심기 까지...혼자는 외로워~~~ 영상 잘보고 갑니다.