Maybe. Certainly is the most reminiscent of a modern structure frame that I've seen so far. I sort of think the primitive cement stone house might be a bit more impressive, just for the amount of processing that goes into it.
@@travispluid3603 The amount of time necessary to procure the lumber, chisel out the retaining holes and build is not reflected in the short video presented.
@@heretoforeunknown Of course not, and I know it's a lot of work, but it's more technically impressive to me to make your own cement to build a stone house with. I'm not saying this isn't impressive, just that I don't know if it's the most impressive. By the way, have a like.
@@travispluid3603 The issue with the cement is that primitive cement isn't as stable as modern cement and would require constant retouch work to maintain stability. A wooden frame like this could stand for a century or more with minimal maintenance needed on the frame itself. All one has to do is treat the logs against rot, which can easily be done with a coat of pitch or tree resin.
k, I'm glad I wasn't the only one thinking that.....was like, I don't recognize the game, it's so lifelike. Kudo's for doing all of that with bare feet as well...
The joints though!?!? This dude impressed me with the first dovetail he cut... i was just expecting him to tie it together like weve seen in other channels, but man suprised the hell outa me. Bro this right here is skill leaps and bounds above his competition channels.
This is honestly so impressive. The amount of work and attention to detail is remarkable. Not only is it an impressive feat to make your own tools that are durable and functional but to use them to build a sturdy and complex structure out of hand hewed lumber is just something else. Keep up the good work
Holy hell. My guy felled lumber, processed the wood, measured, did all the heckin carpentry, assembled scaffolding, and built a dang house frame, BY HIMSELF, WITH TOOLS HE MADE HIMSELF, WITH IRON HE FORGED HIMSELF. Absolutely spectacular.
The iron bars he outsourced but that was only after he had made the proof of concept that he could make said bars himself, which is perfectly fine as it allows for more free time and he still has to forge the tools
In my opinion this is one of the most incredible video i've ever watched.... it's the beginning of the consecration of 2years hardworking! Thank you sooo much for giving us this instructive and relaxing serie. Though I wonder if you are an engineer or something like that because of the precise stuff you make! However continue your work, it's really insane and don't get injured!
Its actually crazy for me because I see the videos(in fact I met this channel 2y ago) and 2 months later he uses thing that he created back then. Looks like he plained everything and it all is perfectly lined to pure development. This guy is insane. The example I can remember now is when he started to excavate a hole in the soil, think were 3 videos of this back then and some weeks after he started to create the rice farming space, the hole was for irrigation of the whole system
this is the best survivalist channel that i've ever seen, instead of those channels that we see showing people building structures made of mud or under the ground, this guy has something very especial with his methods of building
He's demonstrating a very practical application of so many skills. He's not hobbying; he's homesteading. I love it. He is amazing, strong, dedicated and hardworking. He's also smart to record his processces and earn some ad money. Incredible!
I think this channel just took the #1 spot as the most impressive primitive tech channel in the genre, by setting up a livable stone age farm, bootstrapping an upgrade to the iron age from raw materials, and now constructing a proper wooden house. I look forward to seeing how the floor, walls, and ceiling are made. Do you have enough iron available to make nails? If you need to smelt more iron, I'd love to see another video of that process!
This is one of the most amazing hand-made constructions i have ever seen. The time, effort, planning and calculations on this project are of the charts. Good job and hats off to you from Sweden!
@@Caleb-en5bo colonizing Mars with primitive rocket powered by primative rocket fuel and space suit made of bamboo and leaves and feeding myself with primative Mars farming techniques, part 1 of 3.
@@dangerousdoggo5465 To get an infection from a cut requires you to either be really unlucky or have a really weak immune system. I have cut myself to many times doing work in the woods and done nothing to it and never have I gotten an infection from a wound.
ill just hire some mexican , no joke harder working then me, more able and at times know what there doing for the cheap.. i could not do this even if my life depended on it.
Food production at scale, great DIY iron tools, real house, plus no cheating, no compromise or BS pools.... You are a grandmaster of primitive technologies ! I love your work !
@@travispluid3603 Actually he did cheat on the iron. Many blacksmiths came and pointed out that the "iron" he got from crushing up rocks were mostly slag. With the current technological level, it be impossible to get such pure ingots. There is a reason why in one video it skipped from having tiny metal pebbles to having several massive ingots. Honestly though still appreciate all the work he puts in.
@@travispluid3603 bruh, i seen the stolen footage he used of his iron smelting. Newer subs like yourself have no way of knowing this. I'm merely informing new subs.
@@Masochist4Melons I'm not a new sub, ya mung. I was subscribed when the first iron working video was uploaded. Think I subscribed when he uploaded the fertilized the farmland video. And I *never* saw any evidence that he stole any footage.
The thing that makes this building project even more impressive is the fact that all the iron tools he is using in the build were made from scratch straight from iron ore almost no one in the primitive community online has made the transition from stone age to iron age you have my respect.
Iron is a very pivotal point in tools quallity. While it rusts quickly if not maintained, it is much harder and more durable than copper and even bronze. The socketing techique he uses with the logs is also quite good
@@adrog3434 Iron rusts away into nothingness, and is very difficult to turn into quality steel, at least for primitive metallurgists. Bronze gets a protective green patina and is easy to harden and resharpen with no special tools or knowledge. Iron was not superior as a material, it was just easier to find than tin and copper. That's the reason it got so popular in the iron age.
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I'm stunned.. felling, barking, hewing the trees alone is jaw dropping.. adding you made the tools to do so yourself its even more.. Then you're building a timber house?! That is just to much! They way you handle the wood working, the fittings and joints. You're a master at everything! Also the patience you must have to endure the time consuming work alone is impressive. This deserves to be added to a museum and lessons in school how mankind progressed throughout history. "The Iron age with Primitive skills"
@@ersyafayola5712 If you are living on earth, you cut trees in one way or another. You may not be doing it directly, but for your life to function as it is, that's what is happening. For example, are you using toilet paper? Are you walking or using at least one means of transportation to consume gasoline? Your home may not be made from wood, but it emits greenhouse gases, and global warming may be even more than that. What about your furniture? Is the creation of all of them warming global?
I was just wondering and like to ask some questions. Is this your normal lifestyle or do you have a home? Is this your property land and how long do you have to travel? Do you know about the situation covid-19? All these building skills, what was your main source as a child? Any future goals and maybe a love in your life? Big fan, much love and stay healthy! From the Netherlands
as someone that was born and raised in a "third world country," i don't see someone from a "third world country" spending all that time and man power to develop land, farm and workshop, even a latrine, and not living there. remember huts are natural homes in Vietnam, many people live in homes like this.
I can't believe how difficult it is to make these. I'm also a tribal..and my dad has probably made more than 20 of these houses(but bigger) on his own in his lifetime. He doesn't make anymore and I regret not having learned from him. Poor me watching videos now. Great talent. Stamina, patience, planning, mathematical skills, tool handling, and so much more.
Well said , I agree , we should all know these things from grade school age on up . Just another class Readin' Rightin' 'Rithmatic and Survival Skills !
That will need paint, especially on the end grains and T&G fittings. To make the paint, try boiling all of those wood shavings you collected. If that doesn't work, try fat wood or animal bones. You can also try adding oily leaves and charcoal.
Hands down “THE BEST PRIMITIVE LIFE CHANNEL”!!! I am impressed and have learned so much- from weaving palms, making a shelter, pulling from a water source, farming rice & fish, making iron tools, to building a home! WOW!
Very good craftsmanship very good man why I say this is because a lot of people don’t know how to do the thing you do your very blessed you have a very good gift that God gave you my brother looking forward to seeing more of your video thanks for doing all you do. I appreciate theContact you do for people it’s interesting to see
This is just so impressive... literally all these “primitive” channels need to take a lesson from this... you’re doing jointery whole all these other dudes just making bamboo and mud houses meanwhile mans is over here breeding fish and growing rice like a boss
In game-theory it's called "plateau-ing", and caused by a resource stall. OG definitely has a bad starting location when it comes to the availability of certain materials for a given tech level. Just the real-life version of what can make or break playing an RTS or resource-management game.
@@pauljs75 bad starting location... hm... Australia right for Primitive technology? where the wildlife tries to kill ya? Shit.. somebody better check on the guy. Haven't seen any updates for a while
С трудом верится что с таким набором инструментов и в одиночку он это сделал. Я бы весь обматерился когда что то не получается 😆. А так конечно уважение этому азиату.
А что дальше? Летучий корабль сделает? Подругу себе из коры выстругает? Соберёт трансформера? Очень крутой мужик. И все таки мне кажется он учёный какой-то, археолог может
@@ИльяГуськов-п5и при чем тут учёный и археолог? Просто хороший плотний ремесленник, при чем очень трудолюбивый. А вообще если очень захотеть можно в космос улететь😆
@@Makarov48. та не в одиночку ..это бизнес канал..там пади техникой площадку сравняли..деловой лес напелили..чертежи обмозговали а этот строгает на готовое..ну мне так кажется
@@captainfecc2526 I suspected that as well, but didn't want to say anything. I haven't seen the longer videos this guy has posted. His concept is proven... but it would seem there was a sawmill involved at some point. 9:01 ...homemade hatchet marks, or saw curf? Not knocking the guy though, still impressive.
The only channel that's actually GOOD and USEFUL... YOU'RE AMAZING! Other primitive channels: Wanna learn how to survive in the wilderness?!? NO PROBS! Here's a house with a pool!
By far, one of the best primitive channels ever. This guy did some of the most amazing wood joinery that I don't even see professional carpenters doing, and all with tools he made himself. He is gonna make some amazing things on this channel and his little homestead, can't wait to see
Amazing progress after 2 years. Love your commitment and hard work. I was smiling and impressed the whole way through hoping the video wouldn’t end! Look forward to your next video as usual! Keep it up 😀
i remember spending one summeras a young boy in the mountain village of my mother,watching village men working on a house of a new family. this is exactly how they build houses in mountain villages back then.wodden houses such as these have bamboo walls if wooden boards arent avaiable.
What did you do during quarantine? This guy- built tools and a freaking house primitively. Me- watched this guy build tools and a freaking house primitively
You are a genius. You've evolved from primitive to metal age . U built a bungalow for yourself and doesn't require a single nail. Precision wood working without any mordern tools. The best video ever. Can't wait for the 2nd episode
After he's done with the house, the next projects I'd love to see are: -building a boat -making a large metal wok (and make a dish) -ways to preserve food
This guy had a forest nearby and MADE a home. Quick comment, Ive watched a lot of these, even vids where they make bricks and stuff... This house is beyond sturdy in comparison. Very impressive.
Well, you also need a permision to chop trees, making new water streams, little ponds for rice fields, have a paid permission for fishing, take boulders from the river. I don’t know how’s going in Asia. But in Czech Republic it is heavily regulated even if the forest is yours. I mean, it is not so simple to go to the woods and chop the trees down, thankfully.
This is the best channel that Primitive Technology inspired, without a doubt. Thank you for not being fake like some of the others, and you seem to have a genuine passion, your videos are nice to watch!
Its amazing how he builds it though! He uses a similar technique used by the Japanese in building different wooden structures (like arcs, temples, etc.)!!
The fact that he was smart enough to think to make a chalk line AND a plumb bob instead of just eyeballing everything, he definitely deserves a million subs. Mans goes above and beyond for everything.
This guy is the hardest worker I ever seen.... im not gonna put stock in anything some lazy person on TH-cam comments think to make themselves feel better.... there is no evidence of anyone helping him.... and all the evidence in the world of him doing it all by himself..... why even give them a voice.... they sound dumb
@@MrSugardove no, your completely right. I was basically telling the other comments that even though him faking it is doubtful, it doesn't even matter because he still works 100x harder then they do
Dude, you're killing me doing all this work without shoes! Back in 2000, I helped a friend at work build a 30'x60' log house, with a 16'x40' loft, the great room had a ceiling peak 21' from the floor. I had to drive 120 miles round trip each day. It took the two of us every Saturday and Sunday for 26 months, including some holidays. I can relate to a lot of this video. Great job! Where was this filmed?
With some imagination, a good eye, those few basic tools, and the know how and willingness to follow through you can do this. Mighty impressive. Oh and one other thing, that dude is obviously strong as hell. Bravo !!
Bruce Melton, naw, you can definitely make out their head their right arm and their legs (it looks like they are sitting cross legged). I don’t think a bag would have three different sections that are three different colors that all look conveniently like a person. I’m assuming they are his cameraman. With how much work this guy gets done, there is no way he is also doing all the camera work himself.
Without a doubt the most impressive house ever constructed in any of the "Primitive" shows.
Will undoubtedly last longer than most too...
Maybe. Certainly is the most reminiscent of a modern structure frame that I've seen so far. I sort of think the primitive cement stone house might be a bit more impressive, just for the amount of processing that goes into it.
@@travispluid3603 The amount of time necessary to procure the lumber, chisel out the retaining holes and build is not reflected in the short video presented.
@@heretoforeunknown Of course not, and I know it's a lot of work, but it's more technically impressive to me to make your own cement to build a stone house with. I'm not saying this isn't impressive, just that I don't know if it's the most impressive. By the way, have a like.
@@travispluid3603 The issue with the cement is that primitive cement isn't as stable as modern cement and would require constant retouch work to maintain stability. A wooden frame like this could stand for a century or more with minimal maintenance needed on the frame itself. All one has to do is treat the logs against rot, which can easily be done with a coat of pitch or tree resin.
The masters of these masters are here
hunters, farmers, blacksmiths, carpenters and ... ??
Taylor ? I hope one day to see tanning and more.
Builder
Barber, teacher,....
picker
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engineer, youtuber
k, I'm glad I wasn't the only one thinking that.....was like, I don't recognize the game, it's so lifelike. Kudo's for doing all of that with bare feet as well...
The joints though!?!? This dude impressed me with the first dovetail he cut... i was just expecting him to tie it together like weve seen in other channels, but man suprised the hell outa me. Bro this right here is skill leaps and bounds above his competition channels.
I wasn't expecting that dovetail joint too😂
Imagine finishing a deal with your contractor, and he takes off his shirt and starts digging the ground with a stick.
then he builds an iron forge
🤣🤣
🤣
I’d help him build XXD
who said that was a bad thing
This is honestly so impressive. The amount of work and attention to detail is remarkable. Not only is it an impressive feat to make your own tools that are durable and functional but to use them to build a sturdy and complex structure out of hand hewed lumber is just something else. Keep up the good work
Not to mention the incredible wood joints used to hold it all together. Those are extremely difficult to make even with the highest quality tools
Living in the forest when new tools, What to think about❤❤
Holy hell. My guy felled lumber, processed the wood, measured, did all the heckin carpentry, assembled scaffolding, and built a dang house frame, BY HIMSELF, WITH TOOLS HE MADE HIMSELF, WITH IRON HE FORGED HIMSELF. Absolutely spectacular.
I can only imagine how much actual time this took. For a 36 minute video it is still quite impressive what was accomplished here.
I dont think that he forges the Iron himself :P.
Anora Kiani this is being “manly” truly manly 💪.
The iron bars he outsourced but that was only after he had made the proof of concept that he could make said bars himself, which is perfectly fine as it allows for more free time and he still has to forge the tools
@@bwillan he's only back since midle december on youtube. It took a whole year to made all this videos.
In my opinion this is one of the most incredible video i've ever watched.... it's the beginning of the consecration of 2years hardworking!
Thank you sooo much for giving us this instructive and relaxing serie. Though I wonder if you are an engineer or something like that because of the precise stuff you make!
However continue your work, it's really insane and don't get injured!
Its actually crazy for me because I see the videos(in fact I met this channel 2y ago) and 2 months later he uses thing that he created back then. Looks like he plained everything and it all is perfectly lined to pure development. This guy is insane. The example I can remember now is when he started to excavate a hole in the soil, think were 3 videos of this back then and some weeks after he started to create the rice farming space, the hole was for irrigation of the whole system
this is the best survivalist channel that i've ever seen, instead of those channels that we see showing people building structures made of mud or under the ground, this guy has something very especial with his methods of building
He's demonstrating a very practical application of so many skills. He's not hobbying; he's homesteading. I love it. He is amazing, strong, dedicated and hardworking. He's also smart to record his processces and earn some ad money. Incredible!
definitely i watch here since the beginning.
That's actually insane he made such a progress and keep doing that work all by himself. Man is a LEGEND.
I think this channel just took the #1 spot as the most impressive primitive tech channel in the genre, by setting up a livable stone age farm, bootstrapping an upgrade to the iron age from raw materials, and now constructing a proper wooden house. I look forward to seeing how the floor, walls, and ceiling are made. Do you have enough iron available to make nails? If you need to smelt more iron, I'd love to see another video of that process!
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turn captions on. he tells u everything he’s doing :)
Thank you!
Thx
Tks
That’s so cute of him omg
thank you friend
This is one of the most amazing hand-made constructions i have ever seen. The time, effort, planning and calculations on this project are of the charts. Good job and hats off to you from Sweden!
Amazing...your journey reflects historical travel of a mankind.
Of "a" mankind?
from stone age to metal age this is way i love this Channel
still long way to go to reach computer age
Cant wait for How To Reach Orbit, Full Rocket Build With Hand Tools | Primitive Skills
@@Caleb-en5bo colonizing Mars with primitive rocket powered by primative rocket fuel and space suit made of bamboo and leaves and feeding myself with primative Mars farming techniques, part 1 of 3.
Man, those are some seriously impressive skills! And enormous amounts of hard work. Very well done.
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22:50 You have injured your finger but do not need to bandage and continue your work. admirable
I havent seen that part yet but good luck not getting an infection if its bad
Next episode: Primitive Herbal Medicine?
@@Blossom_Ap you spelled dying of infection wrong
@@dangerousdoggo5465 To get an infection from a cut requires you to either be really unlucky or have a really weak immune system. I have cut myself to many times doing work in the woods and done nothing to it and never have I gotten an infection from a wound.
Well same, but you never know. Just to be safe. Anything can happen.
Pleaase, the continuation of thisss
I found the more complete version here - th-cam.com/video/C5B7mYHbv9o/w-d-xo.html
This is what we’re all gonna have to do if the economy does not recover.
ill just hire some mexican , no joke harder working then me, more able and at times know what there doing for the cheap.. i could not do this even if my life depended on it.
JTVImage honestly, I'm down. Let's do it. I wouldn't be as good as them but I'd try.
@@mitchokeefe3260 I will also join this journey and try to make a new civillization
Cristian Alvarez-Rooney I’ll join you two.
Let’s get started!
Food production at scale, great DIY iron tools, real house, plus no cheating, no compromise or BS pools.... You are a grandmaster of primitive technologies ! I love your work !
cheated to get the iron tools. Just fyi.
@@Masochist4Melons Didn't cheat. Please stop spreading lies that no one can actually prove, because there is no proof to be found.
@@travispluid3603 Actually he did cheat on the iron. Many blacksmiths came and pointed out that the "iron" he got from crushing up rocks were mostly slag. With the current technological level, it be impossible to get such pure ingots. There is a reason why in one video it skipped from having tiny metal pebbles to having several massive ingots. Honestly though still appreciate all the work he puts in.
@@travispluid3603 bruh, i seen the stolen footage he used of his iron smelting. Newer subs like yourself have no way of knowing this. I'm merely informing new subs.
@@Masochist4Melons I'm not a new sub, ya mung. I was subscribed when the first iron working video was uploaded. Think I subscribed when he uploaded the fertilized the farmland video. And I *never* saw any evidence that he stole any footage.
The thing that makes this building project even more impressive is the fact that all the iron tools he is using in the build were made from scratch straight from iron ore almost no one in the primitive community online has made the transition from stone age to iron age you have my respect.
Iron is a very pivotal point in tools quallity. While it rusts quickly if not maintained, it is much harder and more durable than copper and even bronze. The socketing techique he uses with the logs is also quite good
@@adrog3434 Iron rusts away into nothingness, and is very difficult to turn into quality steel, at least for primitive metallurgists. Bronze gets a protective green patina and is easy to harden and resharpen with no special tools or knowledge. Iron was not superior as a material, it was just easier to find than tin and copper. That's the reason it got so popular in the iron age.
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Good Advancement, i've been here since you've been sleeping on rocks keep up the good work
Termites seem like a future issue. Any strategies for this?
@@mothereric8774 He placed the lumber on rocks, I think this will give him more time.
Thank you for all your work and time. Very enjoyable videos. keep up the good work!
the part you buried in soil need to be carbonized, burn outer layer into a thin layer charcoal before burying.
I'm stunned.. felling, barking, hewing the trees alone is jaw dropping.. adding you made the tools to do so yourself its even more.. Then you're building a timber house?! That is just to much!
They way you handle the wood working, the fittings and joints. You're a master at everything!
Also the patience you must have to endure the time consuming work alone is impressive. This deserves to be added to a museum and lessons in school how mankind progressed throughout history. "The Iron age with Primitive skills"
The epitome of, "Speak softly (or not at all) and carry a big stick."
The dislikes are from the swimming pools makers!
no.. from Greenpeace. he cut the tree. global warming
@@ersyafayola5712 If you are living on earth, you cut trees in one way or another. You may not be doing it directly, but for your life to function as it is, that's what is happening. For example, are you using toilet paper? Are you walking or using at least one means of transportation to consume gasoline? Your home may not be made from wood, but it emits greenhouse gases, and global warming may be even more than that. What about your furniture? Is the creation of all of them warming global?
Anita Carolina no more than a beaver would.
Oh my god... such a funny comment! Great observation.
I understand that reference XD
I was just wondering and like to ask some questions.
Is this your normal lifestyle or do you have a home?
Is this your property land and how long do you have to travel?
Do you know about the situation covid-19?
All these building skills, what was your main source as a child?
Any future goals and maybe a love in your life?
Big fan, much love and stay healthy!
From the Netherlands
I have the same questions
@simon simanga yes but I never sleep in my own nether bed
B. Lmao he doesn’t get it
@@Vividclosure lmao
as someone that was born and raised in a "third world country," i don't see someone from a "third world country" spending all that time and man power to develop land, farm and workshop, even a latrine, and not living there. remember huts are natural homes in Vietnam, many people live in homes like this.
Never thought I would see a man walking his pet log through the jungle
And then showing you his feet for... reasons.
Nature is truly amazing
@@Wyvernnnn scientific reason?
Gotta be honest here... how can you dislike this amazing display of tenacity and professionalism. Great video, enjoyed it immensely.
I can't believe how difficult it is to make these. I'm also a tribal..and my dad has probably made more than 20 of these houses(but bigger) on his own in his lifetime. He doesn't make anymore and I regret not having learned from him. Poor me watching videos now. Great talent. Stamina, patience, planning, mathematical skills, tool handling, and so much more.
Well said , I agree , we should all know these things from grade school age on up . Just another class Readin' Rightin' 'Rithmatic and Survival Skills !
This guy's skill and perfection itself deserves a subscription. Hats off brother
Porque este video não tem final?
That will need paint, especially on the end grains and T&G fittings.
To make the paint, try boiling all of those wood shavings you collected.
If that doesn't work, try fat wood or animal bones.
You can also try adding oily leaves and charcoal.
@SidtheKid You're right, I'd say it would work even better. I'm not sure how easy all that pitch would be though.
Next on primitive skills, How to make your own ocean going cargo ship with hand tools!
Hands down “THE BEST PRIMITIVE LIFE CHANNEL”!!! I am impressed and have learned so much- from weaving palms, making a shelter, pulling from a water source, farming rice & fish, making iron tools, to building a home! WOW!
Very good craftsmanship very good man why I say this is because a lot of people don’t know how to do the thing you do your very blessed you have a very good gift that God gave you my brother looking forward to seeing more of your video thanks for doing all you do. I appreciate theContact you do for people it’s interesting to see
Ты очень трудолюбивый так держать спс что прислушался к тому чтоб ролики были побольше . Ждем продолжения - терпения тебе и удачи Россия с тобой .
Поддерживаю=)
Согласен👍
Вы думаете что он нас понимает о чем мы тут курлыкаем.? 😁
@@Makarov48. Он нет. Зато гугл - да. Так что пишите простыми предложениями, чтобы не было ошибок в переводе)
Приезжай к нам в сибирь!
This is just so impressive... literally all these “primitive” channels need to take a lesson from this... you’re doing jointery whole all these other dudes just making bamboo and mud houses meanwhile mans is over here breeding fish and growing rice like a boss
Yes this is very impressive but the other channels still more than us lazy people who watch lmfao
Guys at this point I'm afraid to say the OG Primitive Technology is getting outdone hard
Yea, the og...I admired his tiled roof but but he never got close to this guys level
In game-theory it's called "plateau-ing", and caused by a resource stall. OG definitely has a bad starting location when it comes to the availability of certain materials for a given tech level. Just the real-life version of what can make or break playing an RTS or resource-management game.
Primitive technology = the greatest
Primitive skills = the hardest
Primitive life = the coolest
@@pauljs75 bad starting location... hm... Australia right for Primitive technology? where the wildlife tries to kill ya? Shit.. somebody better check on the guy. Haven't seen any updates for a while
@@pauljs75 You sound kinda like Tier Zoo
Superlike to your skill and your hard work
El mejor de los mejores de TH-cam , gracias
друг ты молодец))))) уважаю тебя
С трудом верится что с таким набором инструментов и в одиночку он это сделал. Я бы весь обматерился когда что то не получается 😆.
А так конечно уважение этому азиату.
А что дальше? Летучий корабль сделает? Подругу себе из коры выстругает? Соберёт трансформера? Очень крутой мужик. И все таки мне кажется он учёный какой-то, археолог может
Он просто красава)))
@@ИльяГуськов-п5и при чем тут учёный и археолог? Просто хороший плотний ремесленник, при чем очень трудолюбивый.
А вообще если очень захотеть можно в космос улететь😆
@@Makarov48. та не в одиночку ..это бизнес канал..там пади техникой площадку сравняли..деловой лес напелили..чертежи обмозговали а этот строгает на готовое..ну мне так кажется
When you look at the video and realize there’s still 15 minutes left.
*Happy noises*
15:31 Jesus christ that was so satisfying
33:27
And there u can see the marks of the sawmill...
@@captainfecc2526 I suspected that as well, but didn't want to say anything. I haven't seen the longer videos this guy has posted. His concept is proven... but it would seem there was a sawmill involved at some point. 9:01 ...homemade hatchet marks, or saw curf? Not knocking the guy though, still impressive.
The only channel that's actually GOOD and USEFUL... YOU'RE AMAZING!
Other primitive channels: Wanna learn how to survive in the wilderness?!? NO PROBS! Here's a house with a pool!
By far, one of the best primitive channels ever. This guy did some of the most amazing wood joinery that I don't even see professional carpenters doing, and all with tools he made himself. He is gonna make some amazing things on this channel and his little homestead, can't wait to see
YOU ARE GREAT! Keep making films
How I like to enjoy my morning coffee: Hanging out here :)
Great job! I’m looking forward to the next part!
Very nice good job one & one army next episode fastly show please
GOOD LIKE BY #wayank chennel indonesia
On this episode: A man takes his log for a walk
Well at least he had it on a leash.
Amazing progress after 2 years. Love your commitment and hard work. I was smiling and impressed the whole way through hoping the video wouldn’t end! Look forward to your next video as usual! Keep it up 😀
Wow what an incredible house you’ve done amazing work! I am impressed, u are a master of self preservation.
i remember spending one summeras a young boy in the mountain village of my mother,watching village men working on a house of a new family. this is exactly how they build houses in mountain villages back then.wodden houses such as these have bamboo walls if wooden boards arent avaiable.
DOn't these wooden houses rot away?
32:07 That takes a lot of courage and balance! Amazing job on the shelter!
Admiro TUDO o que é feito por esse senhor!!!
A huge project and take a long time, thanks for sharing, my friend. Good luck !!!
What did you do during quarantine?
This guy- built tools and a freaking house primitively.
Me- watched this guy build tools and a freaking house primitively
You are a genius. You've evolved from primitive to metal age . U built a bungalow for yourself and doesn't require a single nail. Precision wood working without any mordern tools. The best video ever. Can't wait for the 2nd episode
Your channel deserved 10 millions subscribers .
I can't wait to see the outcome of this house he's building.
After he's done with the house, the next projects I'd love to see are:
-building a boat
-making a large metal wok (and make a dish)
-ways to preserve food
The way to go creative mode
If I had a forest near by, I'd never come home.
Home is a relative term, after all. 😉
Well then just go to a forest...
This guy had a forest nearby and MADE a home.
Quick comment, Ive watched a lot of these, even vids where they make bricks and stuff... This house is beyond sturdy in comparison. Very impressive.
Well, you also need a permision to chop trees, making new water streams, little ponds for rice fields, have a paid permission for fishing, take boulders from the river. I don’t know how’s going in Asia. But in Czech Republic it is heavily regulated even if the forest is yours. I mean, it is not so simple to go to the woods and chop the trees down, thankfully.
@@jirikonecny4774 But let me ask you this! How can anyone arrest you... When social distancing requires cops to stay 6 feet away!?
Bam! Free trees!
The place is heavenly! Great job!
This is the best channel that Primitive Technology inspired, without a doubt. Thank you for not being fake like some of the others, and you seem to have a genuine passion, your videos are nice to watch!
Greetings from Turkey.🇹🇷
Take care of yourself😷😷
Its amazing how he builds it though! He uses a similar technique used by the Japanese in building different wooden structures (like arcs, temples, etc.)!!
YOU GUYS ARE THE VERY BEST!!! THANK YOU!
guy
@@Sgtassburgler 8:13 Some 1 on right side
@@koppy93 not a person
@@blackbway you can see his hand and head moving
stary ogladam twoje filmy i jestem pelen podziwu, chlopie jestes zajebisciak!
Best survival bush craft channel out there!
Oh man, this is just insane level of determination and craftsmanship! Hope you got some help.
p.s. Put the old house on Airbnb :)))
Just a detail, he always cleans his workplace etc. Pro!
the joinery!!! THE JOINERY!!!! I’m a new sub and that’s got me so impressed I’d pay if you had a patreon. God damn that’s insanely impressive.
This is by far the best example of a Bushcrafting build, no power tools just simple tools and proper joints. Wonderful build. Keep it up.
I've never seen anyone so good at carpentry. Created by one person, you are amazing. really appreciate
Everyone's staying at home, this guy made his home.
so he could stay at it
Daniel Stephen inspiring. I downloaded it, it makes me feel like I can build my own house.
@@catshepherd3102 the video made it look like it's easy. It's going to be hell to build one just like he did.
From his humble beginnings....
Cave > hut > now a 'real house'
since day one awee ✊✊
Questionable foundation aside, that was extremely cool.
This guy is madly skillful..his knowledge in carpentry is no joke.. respect
Thats just impressive. Best channel on TH-cam!
Measuring sistems:
His thumb, his foot.
Plot armor
By the time we reach the end of this series this guy will look like Kenshiro.
Who would know?! Movies like cabin in the woods may take place in these type of houses...
Nothing more relaxing than watching your videos at the end of the day.
Best channel among othe survival skill channels in youtube.. 2years following..
5:45 LIFT WITH YOUR KNEES, MAN! YOU'RE GOING TO KILL YOUR BACK!
Thank you.
Lol says the dude with a bunch a cat videos and 3 subs from mommy grandma and best friend from school
Surprised he has toes left with that hammer.
cool!
It is so strong, that with enough people you can just move it around :O
At first i though it will be two-floored house, that strong it looks
You have some STRONG work ethic, im very grateful for your content
The fact that he was smart enough to think to make a chalk line AND a plumb bob instead of just eyeballing everything, he definitely deserves a million subs. Mans goes above and beyond for everything.
8:13 Some 1 on right side
Looks like a green bag, what he may carry his camera and equipment in.
@@aland1980 I'm just screenshot and zoom in, what you said is most probably the answer.
Why did you have to ruin my whole life ? :c but true
not a person...
Seems like..if there,s another person im glad to know that he,s not alone.
And here my brother failed at assembling an ikea shelf...
Hello I am admiring your skills and the house framing job! Wonder where You learned all those skills? Keep up the good work, love the vid's.
Изумительная работа, изумительный человек!
Super
Honestly I dont care if not all of the wood was stuff he got himself. He still proved he could do it
What makes you think he didn't
@@MrSugardove I'm not really sure, but I saw a lot of comments talking about it so I just commented that I dont care
This guy is the hardest worker I ever seen.... im not gonna put stock in anything some lazy person on TH-cam comments think to make themselves feel better.... there is no evidence of anyone helping him.... and all the evidence in the world of him doing it all by himself..... why even give them a voice.... they sound dumb
@@MrSugardove no, your completely right. I was basically telling the other comments that even though him faking it is doubtful, it doesn't even matter because he still works 100x harder then they do
Dude, you're killing me doing all this work without shoes!
Back in 2000, I helped a friend at work build a 30'x60' log house, with a 16'x40' loft, the great room had a ceiling peak 21' from the floor. I had to drive 120 miles round trip each day. It took the two of us every Saturday and Sunday for 26 months, including some holidays. I can relate to a lot of this video. Great job! Where was this filmed?
it's cool you have the skill to do that kind of work, no matter how long it took you.
With some imagination, a good eye, those few basic tools, and the know how and willingness to follow through you can do this. Mighty impressive. Oh and one other thing, that dude is obviously strong as hell. Bravo !!
Amazing👍
🔥🐉🐲🐉🔥
Now thats the way you build with out nails great job you are a master craftsman.
8:12 - 8:29 hey there buddy, I see you in the corner xD
well well well....
Looks like a bag to me, maybe lunch? If you pause frame by frame, it doesn't move. And it looks to be hanging from a branch. My vote goes to lunch.
Bruce Melton, naw, you can definitely make out their head their right arm and their legs (it looks like they are sitting cross legged). I don’t think a bag would have three different sections that are three different colors that all look conveniently like a person. I’m assuming they are his cameraman. With how much work this guy gets done, there is no way he is also doing all the camera work himself.
The pyramids weren’t made by aliens 👽 nor humans! If was made by this guy 👍🤙😂
after 2 years, i guess you will setup wifi!
Впервые вижу такие пазы сочленения бревен каркаса-очень необычно,интересно.Ты большой молодец,респект из России!