So, you are a builder, an architect, a woodworker, a weaver, you know how to make tools, how to make concrete, you have patience, crafty hands and you have a lot of stamina. I learned a lot!!!! I am in awe and clap my hands in adoration.
dude made his own lime from rocks! when he threw it in the water, it was a chemical reaction, that completed the process, creating a lot of heat. This guy knows his sh!t!
Quicklime When limestone is heated to around 900 ° C in calcining ovens (lime kilns), it takes on the appearance of powdery stones on the surface - chemically speaking of calcium oxide - called quicklime. This quicklime reacts vigorously with water to produce slaked lime or calcium hydroxide. Lime suspensions in water (lime water) spread on the walls (liming) reabsorb CO2 from the air and cover them with a layer of calcium carbonate.
The moment I saw the man making a broom in order to start sweeping, I knew he takes no prisoners. Now, this is REAL hand made house, congratulations, sir!
Hello Andrzej. I just wanted to say that you hit the nail right on the head with your comment on how talented this cat really is. come on now, the broom he built right off the bat was kick ass. I knew right then that I would be checking out other videos he might have put out. So Im definately going to watch the rest of this video and I'm sure I will have something to say after i i
Despite his following the IKEA stone and bamboo house assembly instructions precisely, the man was confused as to why he had one stone left over after finishing. It haunts him to this very day.
I came here to watch a house of stone being build, these were my thoughts: Oh this is a lovely place, but a bit dense still. - Man proceeds to use fire to make space. Hm, still a lot of clean up to do. - Man proceeds to build a broom for cleaning. I wonder where he will get his materials from. - Man proceeds to build a basket holder and go to the river for stones. Is he ready to collect stones for the house already? What are his criteria? - Man proceeds to select stones for chalk extraction. This is amazing! Natural mortar for stone walls. But why is he taking down this tree now? - Man proceeds to make a chisel. Such technique... such... such dedication... is... is this man working on FLOOR TILES?! - Man makes wooden doorframes. I... I am starting to get scared of what this man is capable of. But his ovens are broken, how- oh... of course. - Man tears down old ovens, uses the remains to build bigger oven. Maybe I should just stop questioning his work. - Man proceeds to build walls, lay out foundation and floor, builds a window... W-what is he doing? Wait- is he going for the tree sap? -Man hacks away on various trees. T-T-Trunks for the roof construct right? - Man builds roof construct. Uff... ok... now what will his choise for roofing be? - Man builds roofs out of bamboo skin... Well, but that won't be very water proof, unless he has some- GASP!! NOOOOOO WAY!! - Man proceeds to make his own water repellant tar out of treesap and charcoal. ... welp, time for me to unsubscribe from LIFE and resign my status as homo sapiens. I'm an ACTUAL potato compared to this man.
SplitxHeart Your last thought is related to my first thought for sure: I’m a woman and way to comfortable, modern and old a woman to ever be capable of this man’s work. It’s impressive!
@@TheBinklemNetwork YES! Time to gid gud! Time to get out there and reunite with nature! *starts snowing* Ok maybe once the weather gets better... *hops back under blanket*
Modern Society... take away all it's conveniences, it's tools, and say, go build a house that will withstand rain, wind, and weather of every kind. The term "snowflakes" is the result of trading wisdom, strength and courage. Callouses vs. heading to a spa. Survival? Not so much.
Actually he is making Quick line in the fire/furnace and when added to water causes chemical reaction. Only thing is it's highly caustic and without protective clothing, gloves and boots I think he would have caustic burns where that line splashes him. I may be wrong.... in the same breathe he is very clever to have gained all the skills he has. PS we might need to learn these skills if the price of lumber and construction materials remain as high as they are here in Canada because of Covid-19... Thanks for sharing your skills and video's Stay healthy everyone
My goodness, I just can't even imagine how many trips from the creek he had to make hauling them rocks , truly amazing what you have accomplished sir..
My school removed the program that taught architecture and construction because not enough kids would join ;-; same thing happened to carpentry and agriculture which sucks because those were the only programs I was interested in
@@hollyhock9638 They should start with Bushcrafting or Survival stuff & work up to Modern Day Architecture. They got rid of Home Economics too that's why Girls can't make their own Clothes or Design them. That's why a bunch of them can't cook or take care of Children because it's not taught anymore, because the people who run the Public Schools don't want the Youth of America to know how to do for themselves.
@@Nikita4ever7000 is ashamed. our ancestors have tried to pass down future generation their wisdom and knowledge. now you got youth who cant figure out what a light switch is for. and you got parents who either lazy or to tired to teach their kids what little knowledge they got.
@@mantisolivares it obviously took way longer than that He just cut it and edited it to be 47 min. Just the process of turning wood into charcoal to make that white mixture would take hours
I come from Indonesia, I love watching this channel. because we are in sisarahili II village, Nias Island, North Sumatra, we love watching your content. keep up the spirit bro
I wish there"s a part at the end where he is lying there inside,laid back,having some coffee or something and chillin'. Now that would be awesome! Cool vid btw :)
Out of all the Chanel’s ,I like you best four reasons ; seems real , stay at one location , you teach better how what and why materials are used step by step, and you are single😉
@@BurkenProductions idc if it is a rip off, primitive technology guy keeps doing the same things over and over for teh past years when this guy right here is inovating.
A lot of channels like these are ripping off Primitive technology(most have obvious names like primitive life or something with little change) but I mean he rarely posts so these channels are just filler until he actually shows up again. Still good though
My gawd, the time it would take to build this... I can see why so many humans stuck with mud and wood for housing. However, stone does have a major durability advantage. Spend more time now to build it and spend less time later fixing/rebuilding it.
I am impressed, how skilled this young man is building with handmade tools. Living in a tropical area one has to rebuild after storms, earthquakes, ect...a true craftsman !
Not really, there's people still living like this left and right, things are far more documented nowadays than they used to be so there'll likely be some kind of record of why this is there somewhere unless the whole of civillisation crumbles and we lose all access to our data. And this is a far more common hobby than you'd imagine...
After working with outdated tools myself I can recognize the moments where he's probably like "i'm just done with this" and just starts going, "why won't you break". It was relatable when he was splitting logs and chopping down trees.
I'm really impressed this is fabulous to watch. Original hand methods of a forgotten skill, utterly amazing. It's like Neolithic work from a era forgotten.... this is pure talent-wow
As an old builder, I admire the work ethic of this extremely fit and skillful man. Even though I am a 5'11'' 220 pound man, I would think twice before pissing him off,lol.
@34:15 your concrete is too wet, and you shouldn't wet the stones before placing them into the concrete. The bond is called "Water Bond" and once the water evaporates, it leaves voids behind. Dry mix is best. That's also how shower bases are made. With very dry concrete mix, packed and worked smooth. You rocks will easily pop out the way you install them. If you use a dry mix (mixed well), you can forgo the rocks and save yourself a lot of work and a nice hard smooth floor. Easy to clean and keep clean, and not a trip hazard. You've put a lot of time into this project of love. Great job.
Man, i watched him build all those structures from the house to the coop, pond, water tank, etc.. It must have been a very long time since then. Amazing!
Hi! How are you? I hope you're doing well and will post for us something new soon. I kinda miss you. I have subscribed to lots of survivalist channels now, but your one will always have a special place in my heart. Please, return.
@Shannon Gasparatto Actually you'll find some of the strongest people out there are a bit overweight, look at ANY strongest man competition & you won't see many chiselled abs - what you will see is large, heavily boned individuals carrying a bit of weight. & nobody's saying this guy wasn't living a comfortable life in a city a few weeks before the video - hell, I'm capable of everything he's doing & more and I've got a bigger belly & constant pain to contend with. My advice is never judge a book by it's cover, you can get caught out doing that (ask me how I know...).
@@thistleserbel2214 nah....he would be like all the others...working on everybody else's house and too tired to do his own. Lol! I.e...every contractors wife destiny.
@@dealsfromvirginia1773 There is no doubt he has knowledge of these building techniques... but let's be honest if he was doing things 100% by himself he would have the Chiseled body of the Greek God Buildaclese, God of Construction.
@@TnT_F0X not true at all. Look at all the tribes I do everything 100% by themselves and those people are flabby as shit. Working out is the only thing that gets you chiseled. Work like this Demands a lot of muscles but it doesn't get you swole. It's muscles you can't even tell are there
I absolutely love that little house it is beautiful I would love to have a nice vacation in it but I have to tell you that roof was amazing I've never seen anything like that in my life you did such a wonderful job on that
Incredible. I am a builder and Cement Finisher in Canada. I thought I had some talents. But this man is TALENT, wisdom, and invaluable knowledge all combined into a very capable human being. I imagine his life being so very rewarding. From what I see this is the most fortunate man on this earth. Our creator must surely be pleased with him.
My grandfather built a stone house in Ireland in 1915, reared 14 children in it, they are all dead now bar one, house still standing and being lived in by his great grandson. No videos of the build but he wrecked his back in the process.
An interesting illustration as to how the limestone cycle works. Heat limestone up to make quicklime. Mix it with water to make slaked lime. Use the slaked lime mixed with sand to make mortar which over time absorbes carbon dioxide and changes back to limestone. That is the way we used to do it before Portland cement.
@@drreason2927 Had to be limestone, that's what they use around here to make cement. Then the other rock looked like coal or something like it that would burn very very hot to help breakdown the limestones.
Even adobe houses had long and thick bearer beams over the doors and windows. Adobe is also primitive tech, so the guy could have applied that bit as well. Anyway, it is great to see how inventive people must have been in ancient times without metal tools. Thanks a lot! Great vid!
@@joekng9924 its harder than it looks. natural ways of living require more transfer knowledge than most science in the universities of today. its no use to be a theoretical genius when your knowledge has no practical use for society / humanity... this guys has the knowledge, that will be demanded in the future, im sure. we humans lost a lot on the way to "civilization", primitive doesnt mean poor or not enough, it is just a more natural way than the consumption orientated western society :)
@@joekng9924 It would be PhD worthy because of his knowledge of ancient techniques. It's one thing to recite answers for a test, its another to actually put it to use and build the stuff.
So, you are a builder, an architect, a woodworker, a weaver, you know how to make tools, how to make concrete, you have patience, crafty hands and you have a lot of stamina. I learned a lot!!!! I am in awe and clap my hands in adoration.
A body in motion, stays in motion.
dude made his own lime from rocks! when he threw it in the water, it was a chemical reaction, that completed the process, creating a lot of heat. This guy knows his sh!t!
Quicklime
When limestone is heated to around 900 ° C in calcining ovens (lime kilns), it takes on the appearance of powdery stones on the surface - chemically speaking of calcium oxide - called quicklime. This quicklime reacts vigorously with water to produce slaked lime or calcium hydroxide. Lime suspensions in water (lime water) spread on the walls (liming) reabsorb CO2 from the air and cover them with a layer of calcium carbonate.
@@kokujuumc596 Thank you for this very helpful information! How long does this process of making quicklime take from start to finish? 😯
He also know how to make video..
The moment I saw the man making a broom in order to start sweeping, I knew he takes no prisoners. Now, this is REAL hand made house, congratulations, sir!
Hello Andrzej. I just wanted to say that you hit the nail right on the head with your comment on how talented this cat really is. come on now, the broom he built right off the bat was kick ass. I knew right then that I would be checking out other videos he might have put out. So Im definately going to watch the rest of this video and I'm sure I will have something to say after
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Me too
He had me at barefoot in the jungle
@@fortheloveofking had me at title
Despite his following the IKEA stone and bamboo house assembly instructions precisely, the man was confused as to why he had one stone left over after finishing. It haunts him to this very day.
HAHAHA
That’s priceless!
@Emanuel Camdyn que
LOL
genius
Beautiful home! Thank you for sharing! Praise be to God in the Mighty Name of Jesus Christ! - Tina, the Mrs.
I came here to watch a house of stone being build, these were my thoughts:
Oh this is a lovely place, but a bit dense still. - Man proceeds to use fire to make space.
Hm, still a lot of clean up to do. - Man proceeds to build a broom for cleaning.
I wonder where he will get his materials from. - Man proceeds to build a basket holder and go to the river for stones.
Is he ready to collect stones for the house already? What are his criteria? - Man proceeds to select stones for chalk extraction.
This is amazing! Natural mortar for stone walls. But why is he taking down this tree now? - Man proceeds to make a chisel.
Such technique... such... such dedication... is... is this man working on FLOOR TILES?! - Man makes wooden doorframes.
I... I am starting to get scared of what this man is capable of. But his ovens are broken, how- oh... of course. - Man tears down old ovens, uses the remains to build bigger oven.
Maybe I should just stop questioning his work. - Man proceeds to build walls, lay out foundation and floor, builds a window...
W-what is he doing? Wait- is he going for the tree sap? -Man hacks away on various trees.
T-T-Trunks for the roof construct right? - Man builds roof construct.
Uff... ok... now what will his choise for roofing be? - Man builds roofs out of bamboo skin...
Well, but that won't be very water proof, unless he has some- GASP!! NOOOOOO WAY!! - Man proceeds to make his own water repellant tar out of treesap and charcoal.
... welp, time for me to unsubscribe from LIFE and resign my status as homo sapiens. I'm an ACTUAL potato compared to this man.
SplitxHeart
Your last thought is related to my first thought for sure: I’m a woman and way to comfortable, modern and old a woman to ever be capable of this man’s work. It’s impressive!
If feel you, it's time to get good
@@TheBinklemNetwork YES! Time to gid gud! Time to get out there and reunite with nature! *starts snowing*
Ok maybe once the weather gets better... *hops back under blanket*
We are all fellow potatoes here compared to this guy.
Modern Society... take away all it's conveniences, it's tools, and say, go build a house that will withstand rain, wind, and weather of every kind. The term "snowflakes" is the result of trading wisdom, strength and courage. Callouses vs. heading to a spa. Survival? Not so much.
That is quite possibly the most satisfying video I have ever watched, thanks for posting it.
Respect. Watching him progress through Stone Age tools, splitting logs, and making lime, ash sand into mortar is very impressive.
8o
Actually he is making Quick line in the fire/furnace and when added to water causes chemical reaction.
Only thing is it's highly caustic and without protective clothing, gloves and boots I think he would have caustic burns where that line splashes him.
I may be wrong.... in the same breathe he is very clever to have gained all the skills he has.
PS we might need to learn these skills if the price of lumber and construction materials remain as high as they are here in Canada because of Covid-19...
Thanks for sharing your skills and video's
Stay healthy everyone
May he can show you thing or two hahaha may you buy him a t shirt
My goodness, I just can't even imagine how many trips from the creek he had to make hauling them rocks , truly amazing what you have accomplished sir..
As a builder, as a person, I have no words. Only respect
@Gino G. Amen to that!!!
@Gino G Amen to that!
Apparently he has no words either
Even I, as a half human-half desk comic artist, I have no words.
@@Psalm_27.4 1
Thank you for teaching us so many valuable techniques to survive.
Imagine him having a modern set of carpenter tools. Nothing but respects with this man skills and strength !
We wouldn’t be watching him lol
u know this is fake right?
Total R E S P E C T
@@DroidMastertaylor-gang-or-die how is it fake?
Austin Whatley yeah I mean how would it be? Building a house is building a house.
He makes cement then builds a house with sticks and stones the man has skills real skills how cool is that.
builds house with rocks and sticks barefooted,
Me: step on a lego wearing socks and i have to call out sick from work.
No Lego in the forest..... nothing near as sharp and explicitly irritating as Lego out there.....
Lol
Haha thats funnt=y !! Thanks Jo
Lmfao dude i died when i read this comment!😂🤣
🤣
This is what I feel like doing when Home Depot pisses me off
I’m sure if it was possible this would have been filmed from a camera made of rocks sticks blood sweat and sheer will power
this dude gonna confuse the f outa historians in the future
this stuff needs to be taught in school
My school removed the program that taught architecture and construction because not enough kids would join ;-; same thing happened to carpentry and agriculture which sucks because those were the only programs I was interested in
@@hollyhock9638 They should start with Bushcrafting or Survival stuff & work up to Modern Day Architecture. They got rid of Home Economics too that's why Girls can't make their own Clothes or Design them. That's why a bunch of them can't cook or take care of Children because it's not taught anymore, because the people who run the Public Schools don't want the Youth of America to know how to do for themselves.
@yourpersonalspammer yes, it DOES! 😬😁😬
In case you get lost in the forest
@@Nikita4ever7000 is ashamed. our ancestors have tried to pass down future generation their wisdom and knowledge. now you got youth who cant figure out what a light switch is for. and you got parents who either lazy or to tired to teach their kids what little knowledge they got.
It's super cool to see you upgrade your instruments and your house. I hope we get to see more of that improvement!!
I’m watching this at two am and idk why but this is really satisfying
Really 😂😂😂😂 the covid thing?
🐱💄😁😊🏠🏣🏢🔰💄🔰🔰💄👞👟🔝👞👟👟johnplklkkkhj
Same tbh but only because of a god-damned car alarm
Same, its really relaxing
Same but it’s 4:49 for me
I would love to be able to live like this. Getting everything from nature.
Same...this stuff fascinates me but I doubt I could pull it off
As long as the WiFi is good obvs
Amazing skills, young man. Thank you for keeping these techniques alive, and for sharing them with us.
I love that making TH-cam videos makes it viable to do this. Genuinely fascinating.🙌🙌👍
Holy crap, he has everything to build a home right in there! A man with skills.
People like him teach us a lesson, "All good things in life take time"
How did he make this in 47min tho?
This is what you can when you have to,better still he has no distractions,
@@mantisolivares it obviously took way longer than that He just cut it and edited it to be 47 min. Just the process of turning wood into charcoal to make that white mixture would take hours
@@cute.red.strawberry3111 not the sharpest knife in the kitchen I see
@@mantisolivares they are right with all the cuts and cam angles, there would be thing we did not see.
Isn’t anybody going to comment how strong was that piece of bamboo when he put both baskets of stone???
Yes, bamboo is really strong.
😂
And sharp too. He should get plenty of cuts doing that.
well.. you already have... and everyone knows how strong bamboo is? China, Hong Kong use it for Scaffolding lol
Bamboo is a lot stronger than it looks.
I come from Indonesia, I love watching this channel. because we are in sisarahili II village, Nias Island, North Sumatra, we love watching your content. keep up the spirit bro
He even made the baskets and the tools! Respect!
I wish there"s a part at the end where he is lying there inside,laid back,having some coffee or something and chillin'.
Now that would be awesome! Cool vid btw :)
outstanding work, like how he did his axe to cut wood.
Out of all the Chanel’s ,I like you best four reasons ; seems real , stay at one location , you teach better how what and why materials are used step by step, and you are single😉
Have you not seen primitive technology?
Yeah this is just a ripoff of primitive technology, he was first then all these ppl came.
@@BurkenProductions idc if it is a rip off, primitive technology guy keeps doing the same things over and over for teh past years when this guy right here is inovating.
@@Sinaiii what has this guy done? Cover the place with concrete and make mosquito breeding ponds and swimming pool.
A lot of channels like these are ripping off Primitive technology(most have obvious names like primitive life or something with little change) but I mean he rarely posts so these channels are just filler until he actually shows up again. Still good though
My gawd, the time it would take to build this... I can see why so many humans stuck with mud and wood for housing. However, stone does have a major durability advantage. Spend more time now to build it and spend less time later fixing/rebuilding it.
The only tools you need is HardWork and Determination ... Respect for this man
I am impressed, how skilled this young man is building with handmade tools. Living in a tropical area one has to rebuild after storms, earthquakes, ect...a true craftsman !
You do realize that one day an archaeologist is going to be really, really confused at what he find there right?
Not really, there's people still living like this left and right, things are far more documented nowadays than they used to be so there'll likely be some kind of record of why this is there somewhere unless the whole of civillisation crumbles and we lose all access to our data. And this is a far more common hobby than you'd imagine...
@@Thorzix I am so glad you mentioned that this far more common and that is good to know!
Lmfao. No. No, they won't.
Want to confuse them more? Put some flint arrowheads there, a bronze knife and an iPhone.
@@DukeOfChirk Knowing how Apple products are made to break, the smartphone will turn into dust so quickly it won't be notice
After working with outdated tools myself I can recognize the moments where he's probably like "i'm just done with this" and just starts going, "why won't you break". It was relatable when he was splitting logs and chopping down trees.
I'm really impressed this is fabulous to watch. Original hand methods of a forgotten skill, utterly amazing. It's like Neolithic work from a era forgotten.... this is pure talent-wow
You know what they say right ?
*_Those who live in a stone house, shouldn't throw glasses!_*
Gay
The grass is always greener on the other side: *But I'm way the heck over here*
Can't for the life of me figure where this is : bamboo but in a forest of pines?? Building looks great!! The whole.. homestead?? Looks so good 😊
Central Asia
@@crashed-in4945 surely this is not central Asia. Looks more like a Latin American jungle
you are a man of focus, commitment and sheer will. you saw a place where there was no cobblestone house and said "No no no-This will not do."
He didn't BUY any tools or materials. He even made his own broom and here I am waiting for Black Friday sale.
😂
😂😂
As an old builder, I admire the work ethic of this extremely fit and skillful man. Even though I am a 5'11'' 220 pound man, I would think twice before pissing him off,lol.
you're in a wheelchair you should think twice about pissing anyone off lmao
@@video_s_tip I'm an American Criple asshole
@@paraplegichistoricalsports5700 that's my point 😂
У парня золотые руки построил такой чудесный домик 👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
@34:15 your concrete is too wet, and you shouldn't wet the stones before placing them into the concrete.
The bond is called "Water Bond" and once the water evaporates, it leaves voids behind.
Dry mix is best. That's also how shower bases are made. With very dry concrete mix, packed and worked smooth.
You rocks will easily pop out the way you install them. If you use a dry mix (mixed well), you can forgo the rocks and save yourself a lot of work and a nice hard smooth floor.
Easy to clean and keep clean, and not a trip hazard.
You've put a lot of time into this project of love. Great job.
as an 18 year old who lives in a 1st world country and takes a break after 15 minutes of light studying, i find thid video extremely relatable
Lmaooooo
Man, i watched him build all those structures from the house to the coop, pond, water tank, etc.. It must have been a very long time since then. Amazing!
That's not a house, That's a home! ;) :)
Beautiful work, thank so much for sharing.
That's not a house or a home it's a shed,and a very poorly built shed.
Респект и уважение! За труды и упорство! Молодчина! Очень познавательно! В одно лицо, такой объем работ?!
Hands down WAY better than any Bushcraft video I’ve seen 😨
This guys tripod is probably just 3 sticks tied together
He has $10,000 youtube camera setup lol
ArtisanTony I know but I was just saying that because of how he uses what resources he has around him to his advantage
Gold!
Stores ... House
Isn’t that how ur supposed to do it????
This is building a fort in the back woods on a whole new level! I enjoy your videos. Nice job!
I would be willing to live in a house like this
I'm gonna nominate this guy for the Lifetime Acheivement Award for making that 2x6.
He really said... "Im tired of a dirt house, what should i do..... hm.... cobblestone house😌"
I like how that small pieces of bronze make his life so much easier
Its iron. He have video about it.
@@Pipirupirupi Agreed. Believe bronze would be too soft to use.
Isso sim é construção primitiva!!!! Parabéns!!! Perfeito trabalho.
Hi! How are you? I hope you're doing well and will post for us something new soon. I kinda miss you. I have subscribed to lots of survivalist channels now, but your one will always have a special place in my heart.
Please, return.
I love how along the way he finds easier ways to do things, like instead of smashing rocks, he throws a big rock at them to smash them
Agreed!
This was awesome! I learned so much by watching 👍👍
This is the kind of brother every girl wants to have!
This is the kind of SPOUSE i wanna have. This man is husband material.
@@thistleserbel2214 He has the belly of a husband. He's probably BEEN a husband, that's why he's hiding out in the woods. (LOL)
@Shannon Gasparatto Actually you'll find some of the strongest people out there are a bit overweight, look at ANY strongest man competition & you won't see many chiselled abs - what you will see is large, heavily boned individuals carrying a bit of weight. & nobody's saying this guy wasn't living a comfortable life in a city a few weeks before the video - hell, I'm capable of everything he's doing & more and I've got a bigger belly & constant pain to contend with. My advice is never judge a book by it's cover, you can get caught out doing that (ask me how I know...).
@@thistleserbel2214 nah....he would be like all the others...working on everybody else's house and too tired to do his own. Lol! I.e...every contractors wife destiny.
Building a castle with everything and then just making a curtain door :D
Those skills worth gold,just who build or love the art of arquitecture will understand
How long did it take you? Incredible work!
"bushcraft bushcraft bushcraft" guy literally did this with nothing, and im pretty sure he just made cement..
Quick lime, also known as Roman cement- lasts for millennia.
I'm sure he has minions doing most of the work.
@@dealsfromvirginia1773 There is no doubt he has knowledge of these building techniques... but let's be honest if he was doing things 100% by himself he would have the Chiseled body of the Greek God Buildaclese, God of Construction.
@@TnT_F0X not true at all. Look at all the tribes I do everything 100% by themselves and those people are flabby as shit. Working out is the only thing that gets you chiseled. Work like this Demands a lot of muscles but it doesn't get you swole. It's muscles you can't even tell are there
@@TnT_F0X it has alot to do with how you eat asswell.
Made his own tools, his own ingredients for mortar from self-made kilns..all from nature, then put it all together for a house! Amazing!
I must say the fire to cut down the trees was actually a pretty cool way to do so
And I thought ' My Self Reliance' was hand done! This guy is ' Cave Man Reliance'!
I absolutely love that little house it is beautiful I would love to have a nice vacation in it but I have to tell you that roof was amazing I've never seen anything like that in my life you did such a wonderful job on that
Amazing quality work very much enjoyed watching this young man stunning house xx
Incredible. I am a builder and Cement Finisher in Canada. I thought I had some talents. But this man is TALENT, wisdom, and invaluable knowledge all combined into a very capable human being. I imagine his life being so very rewarding. From what I see this is the most fortunate man on this earth. Our creator must surely be pleased with him.
Him: *Uses fire to cut down trees instead of using an axe*
Me: “Oh ok it’s big brain time”
69 likes, noice
Fire does the job while muscles do other stuff.
Survival situation I'd want this dude with me.
He would cook you the best way :)
Fuck that..ide want to get back..he'd want to stay
Your team would be the team left standing.
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My grandfather built a stone house in Ireland in 1915, reared 14 children in it, they are all dead now bar one, house still standing and being lived in by his great grandson. No videos of the build but he wrecked his back in the process.
When are you coming back, friend? I want to see your homemade village grow!
Off spending his money from this video🤑
Nossa.. hj em dia existir pessoas assim ..sabio pela natureza divina..parabens. um alô d Brasil 🇧🇷
An interesting illustration as to how the limestone cycle works. Heat limestone up to make quicklime. Mix it with water to make slaked lime. Use the slaked lime mixed with sand to make mortar which over time absorbes carbon dioxide and changes back to limestone. That is the way we used to do it before Portland cement.
Beautiful build thanks for sharing.
Impressed is a strong enough word... When he made his own roof tar, my mouth dropped.
WHEN HE MADE MORTAR OUT NATURAL ROCKS AND ME BE BEING CLUELESS UNTILL IT BECAME GRAY IS WHEN MY MOUTH DROPPED
like a survival game in reality. Wood walls, stone walls' Next step iron house)
I am very impressed with his self reliant skills.
Amazing and beatiful stone house handmade , we must to learn .
Awesome stonework. I love your new house 🏠
I also would like to see you make more Pottery: Larger Pots and things like that.
That was extremely impressive.
Thank you
Great construction. I love the way you slaked the limestone to make mortar.
This guy cut down trees with fire, made cement , and is touching hot ass rocks
Yes, and I wish they told us just what kind of rocks he was burning into what kind of product to make cement!
@@drreason2927 Had to be limestone, that's what they use around here to make cement. Then the other rock looked like coal or something like it that would burn very very hot to help breakdown the limestones.
I was pretty impressed up to the point where his is doing the floor and my though was.. now this guy is just showing off
@@mgandhi785 Really??
@@mgandhi785 what's your source of info on that? Not being trollish. Genuine curiosity.
@@mgandhi785 If the guys on the videos are getting the ad revenue then they're probably doing ok.
That is one seriously well-made door jamb I must admit
At 4430 was just wondering what that stuff was that he added to the dried Amber or whatever that dried tree sap was
Even adobe houses had long and thick bearer beams over the doors and windows. Adobe is also primitive tech, so the guy could have applied that bit as well. Anyway, it is great to see how inventive people must have been in ancient times without metal tools. Thanks a lot! Great vid!
Except he is using a metal knife and small wedge.
@@chrisknoll1910 he didnt used to use metal at all.
@@1sharewithu771 , it's clearly a metal instrument here: th-cam.com/video/4inMw8oTgGo/w-d-xo.html.
And then, immedately after, that knife sure looks like it has a metal blade on it.
I wish I could leave a hundred likes! So great.
This guy has many superpowers- not the least of which is being able to do all this work without the benefit of gloves...
Out in the woods, the big bad wolf was so gratified when he saw the house of sticks, but now he's back on Zoloft again.
No blue print, no equipment, no tools, no ppe ,nothing and this guy built a house by himself WTF ,that's a real life.
@Luke Gilson iron, theoretically selfmade but... i dont know, this knife looks to good for selfmade
Knowledge of course :)
He obviously gets help building, or do you think the cameraman for example just sits there looking at him build in between takes?
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Best video I have ever seen on making something from nothing ! This man is Awesome !
This man is so skilful and free. No building licence I suppose, no witten project. Wonderful free existance
Ject
My question: how long did this take? Not including finding or clearing the spot. Just gathering materials and building.
Looks like it took him 47 minutes and 23 seconds
@@LightsJusticeZ my neighbour has a house twice as big built in 100 days. Walls were thicker, tin roof, but since replaced with tiles.
Idk I'm going to guess well over a year because as you can tell from his other videos he has been building in the same site for a long while.
@@JuanContreras-tr2gy yeah but he has the same clothes on and he only had one haircut
They take 3 month trips to that site.
Oh, my, that floor work would cost a fortune here in the states. :)
And he did it ALL for $0. NICE. 🙂
The permits would be a hassle to obtain!
It would be a little flatter though, to be fair. This is basic building like our ancestors used to do right up until the medieval period.
Господи, он же работает одними руками, почти без инструментов, какой молодец, сам известь добывает, красава‼️👏
Alone TV producers: You can bring 10 items with you
Primitive Life guy: Naw...I'm good.
Wins 500k
This is like watching humanity start a new game, but in new game + mode.
This easily qualifies as a PhD thesis. Give the man a professorship at a university of his choice.
Really, being a Neanderthal qualifies a person to be a professor? He reminds me of homeless people, shitting in the streets of San Francisco...
@@joekng9924 Id like to see a video of you building a stone house entirely from the earth...
@@joekng9924 its harder than it looks. natural ways of living require more transfer knowledge than most science in the universities of today. its no use to be a theoretical genius when your knowledge has no practical use for society / humanity... this guys has the knowledge, that will be demanded in the future, im sure. we humans lost a lot on the way to "civilization", primitive doesnt mean poor or not enough, it is just a more natural way than the consumption orientated western society :)
@@joekng9924 It would be PhD worthy because of his knowledge of ancient techniques. It's one thing to recite answers for a test, its another to actually put it to use and build the stuff.
@@evanforst7272 Ah yes, the "I'd like to ee you do blank" arguement. So effective.
You‘re a genius ! I learned a lot from your video, Thank you !!