I've posted photos of the iron prills that I melted together in a crucible to form a single ingot (it's in my community tab here: th-cam.com/channels/AL3JXZSzSm8AlZyD3nQdBA.htmlcommunity?view_as=subscriber) .This was done using the forge blower blasting air down onto the crucible covered with charcoal in a small furnace. It is indeed iron metal as it sticks strongly to a magnet and has a shiny metallic luster. I believe it to be cast iron as it is quite brittle, though in other experiments I've made malleable iron from the same iron bacteria which could be flattened when hammered cold. Thanks.
Hey. kindly requested to shoot more videos. As for me, you do it better than others. I reviewed all your vidos and it is really interesting. go on, good luck
You need a better way to process the finished brick and get the iron nodules out. I realize you can only use what you find or make, but is it possible to find a lodestone? Then you could crush it all into powder and then get the iron out using that. You'd be able to process the drippings in the ashes too.
@@kishascape "Activated carbon, also called activated charcoal, is a form of carbon commonly used to filter contaminants from water and air, among many other uses. It is processed to have small, low-volume pores that increase the surface area available for adsorption or chemical reactions."
Honestly the greatest part of TH-cam Rewind was Primitive Tech. Glad to see some recognition for one of the best channels on TH-cam, and I’m glad they didn’t ruin the moment with upbeat music. Keep doing what you’re doing 👍
I know he's been my favorite TH-camr for a while but for some weird reason I thought no one else knew who he was I was so glad to see he had a good role in TH-cam rewind
There are two types of primitive technology channels. Ones who specialize in making furnaces and others who build pools Edit: ugh, just noticed that my comment is on top. Yeah, guys, completely agree, this dude is first to introduce this wonderful survival techniques, especially the ones that really matter.
Pool >>>>furnace all day every day. If I’m in the wild, I’d rather have a survival swimming pool versus a furnace. Yeah, staying warm is ok, but not necessary especially in a warmer area plus you can always make a small fire. A pool would be so much better.
From what I learned in Microbiology Class in University iron bacteria live on iron-rich surfaces. They wouldn't contain much iron themselves because the uptake has to be strictly regulated (iron in high doses is poisonous). I would recommend using the bacteria as an indicator, not a source. So you should focus on taking the rock and mud the bacteria are living on. Hope this might help. Really enjoy your content.
TweeklyLOVER well, he stills has to be able to mine it, which I don’t think he can right now, with only tools of rock. And even if he does, processing iron ore is much harder than just iron bacteria
@@qui9 If he finds rock brittle enough he should be able to process it just like with the bacteria right? I think you would just need to crush up the rock.
If you roast the ore over an open fire, it becomes soft and brittle, which makes it easy to grind. The trapped water bursts into steam, which forms tiny cracks, and some of the iron ore changes state (hydroxides and carbonates turn into oxides, etc) which further disrupts the crystalline structure.
@@rib_rob_personal - Water power actually goes back to the Iron Age. If you think how many uses it was put to in the Roman period, that kind of tech doesn't come from nowhere. Fact is, being aqueduct-based, Roman water power was actually superior to renaissance efforts.
Just a friendly reminder to everyone; Primitive Technology's video's are closed captioned with descriptions of his work. Press "C" on desktop to quickly turn them on.
Thanks for the heads up, I found out about this after a year of watching Primitive Technology videos. Now I watch it first with out CC and 2nd viewing with CC.
I always used little sticks as a support for bridging gaps when I was building sand castles as a kid. Goes to show that there are just fundamental ways to do things. Really makes me smile when I see this trick in your videos, because it takes me back to my childhood.
Hey mate just letting you know that this premiere feature is known to butcher your views and watch time after it “uploads”. People have reported a significant decrease compared to their normal uploads.
also makes for a lot of dislikes by people who didn't like the tease and not everyone clicks the like button after they watched the video so the dislike stays
300 thousand views in 4 hours. Not bad. 8.9 million subs. And no monetization. I think the premiere option is redundant myself. Pointless. Oh, and mildly annoying.
I hate that... It would be nice to have a line of things he already did... like a theme park, or a museum... I bet someone would pay to stay on one of those shelter's one night!
I think one of the most educational aspects of these videos is that it shows us just how truly hard it is to try and make complex modern tools alone. It really takes a team of people, a whole community, to come together to create things like metal tools.
Yeah and imagine how hard itd be to do everything for the first time. As much love and respect i have for this dude, he has the past to look at, our ancestors had nothing to help them, pretty amazing right?
@Joseph Stalin Exactly. It's more luxury survivalist than primitive tech. The branding is kind of off...but well, cashing in on a popular trend is more easier. :P
You are very soothing to watch. Calming... You can have a clouded mind, filled with all sort of thoughts, but just a minute or two of watching you in action and the storm clouds go away, the sun comes out and all is peaceful again. Thank you for your videos, David.
Just think of this guy in High school, in ceramics like pottery and bowls. so the teacher says let's make a simple pot. This guy just makes a house and a Chimney with tiny pots and bowls.
@@onemore600teaplease2 no it's just the stuff he makes is awesome and in the wild and think of the stuff he can make in like a freshman ceramics class. Just make a pot and he makes pots bowls and a house with the clay
One of my dreams in life is to go to Australia and meet this guy. I’m fascinated by this kind of thing and I would love to go there and be able to see his projects in person. Heck, I wouldn’t even care if I had to do something menial like collect fire wood or weave baskets, if I got the opportunity to help I would totally accept. It’s a random dream and I’m positive it’ll never get fulfilled (especially considering I live on the other side of the world and I don’t even know this person), but it’s fun to think about C:
I love this series, I really do. Sometimes it makes me scream at my screen though. So far you've been treating your ferrobacteria seeps as bog iron, but I don't think that's the case here. bog iron takes decades of compaction. I think those colonies are a lot younger, and will never compact before washing away given the erosion rate of that slope. In short, unless you've had your source material professionally assayed, I suspect your iron concentration is much lower than you think, and most of the viscosity is due to organics and clay. I think this could be easily tested with a large settling jar and a flocculant. What I've been racking my brain over is an appropriately primitive way of separating your iron oxides from any hypothetical clay. Then it hit me; Calcium Hydroxide. You've already produced slaked lime for mortar. Instead of drying and directly smelting your cake, perhaps consider roasting the dried slime to burn off any entangling organics, (no furnace required for this part, open fire with a wind break is fine) and then powdering. Finally mix your powder into a tall pot of water and lime. Then just let it sit. It will take a few hours for the clays/silts to clump and settle to the bottom, then a your Fe and Mn oxides settles on top of the silicates in a separate layer along with a few calcium precipitates over the next few days (depending on what's in your water). the light calcium contamination can be panned off if need be, but it's probably fine (depending on your water's sulfur content) as extra flux. I think this will give you a more accurate picture of the true iron content of your ore, and provide you with a higher grade charge to smelt
Either of the chemists here should consider making a video or a set of videos on primitive theory, which would be the best way to survive using rocks and trees to make this stuff, because, while it may be because I'm a nerd looking for nerdy content, I think it'd be some interesting things to listen to, especially if an apocalypse happens any time soon and we have to rebuild from it later.
@Majster Prosty Think of it from his perspective. He is attempting to view things from someone discovering these hard beads of metallic material from burning this iron rich slime. Maybe he will assume that in his current location someone looking for a more durable metal than copper may not know what iron ore looks like, or what natural lime looks like, or heck, even understand how lime could be useful in the refining process of iron. In this case, he should be stubborn and see how well his current discovered method works. Likely after collecting maybe 500 grams worth of those iron pellets, he will probably attempt to melt them down into a mold and then test its strength. Likely yes, he will discover that it's very low grade iron that needs a lot more refining. When that happens, he will know something more is needed. My point being, view this like watching someone with a curious mind from around 2000 B.C.E. learning about smelting iron from the sources he has immediately available to him.
I think he’s working with a bad environment. He has a few rough acres somewhere in tropical Australia- I dare say his chances of hunting down a patch of limestone are slim to none. That being said, a better refining process might be a good idea after this.
@@miguelrico9924 you know the bronze age wasn't prehistory right? We have written history from over 800 years prior to the end of the bronze age, and evidence that writing existed for nearly a millennium prior to the start of it.
Make yourself a shallow, rimless ceramic pan, 15-18” in diameter, with a flat bottom 2” deeper than the rim, and 4-5” around. Fire it hard. Follow your stream until you find a sand bar, usually in a curve or under a small fall. Put a handful of sand in the pan, fill it with water and swirl the water around, moving out the lighter parts of the sand. This is exactly the same process as panning for gold, but in this case, you are looking for black sand. This is magnetite, Fe2O3, iron ore. If you find some, keep going. You need about 4-5 gallons if you can get it. Build your tall furnace, but poke a 1”hole at the base with a short furrow leading to a small basin about 6”x12” and 2”deep. Make a hard fired ceramic plug to fill the hole. Build your fire and add layers of charcoal, iron ore and crushed blocks of the “limestone” you made. Repeat until the furnace is nearly full. Fire it off and keep it going until the charcoal is mostly gone. Take your axe and break the plug out of the bottom of the furnace. The goal here is to remove the iron while it is still molten. If you are successful, you will have “pig” iron. It will have a high level of impurities which will have to be forged out. Make a stone hammer like your axe but with a hard dense stone like you used to hammer on your axe. Ideally, it should be about 2” around and 6-8” long. Heat your bloom of iron to yellow hot and beat it on an anvil stone to drive out the impurities, (mostly silica). You will probably need to do this a number of times. As soon as it cools to red, stop hammering and put it back in the fire. When you think you have it to where it is 65 to 70 % iron, fold it in half length wise while yellow and compact it as best you can. This is wrought iron. Break up pieces of bone into a meal and pack it around the iron in a ceramic pot with a lid. Heat in a fire until the pot is orange hot. Let cool. The iron should now be case hardened. Heat the iron to yellow, (all colors determined in the shade, not out in the sunlight), fold in half length wise. Reheat to yellow and sprinkle clean sand on the gap of the fold. Reheat to yellow, (don’t go to white, it will burn), take it out of the fire and hammer the gap closed. Don’t hit it too hard to begin with, but once the gap is tightly closed, you can hit it harder. You might want to make an apron out of green palm fronds to protect you from spatter. Repeat the case hardening and the forge welding. You are making steel in this manner. Once you have done this process 3-4 times, you can begin to shape your ingot into what you want to make. You will have to decide what is the most important tool to make: knife, axe, hammer, chisel, eye punch, etc. Most streams have some black sand, but there may not be enough to make this process feasible. Any red clay will have a good bit of iron in it, but you will need to dry it out and crush it before you can use it. It will take a lot more of the red clay than it would of the black sand.
If its pig iron being produce, he can simply remelt it repeatedly to burn off the excess carbon to create wrought iron. Pig iron doesn't really lend itself for forging, it cracks if hammered: th-cam.com/video/muc0x9nR3Us/w-d-xo.html
You don't melt pig iron to get wrought iron. It is brought to a pasty mass in a puddling furnace with cilica added for flux, which is why wrought iron is so fibreous. If you melt it in a sealed crucible with burnt bone, however, you get an ingot of crucible steel that can be forged too and makes excelent tools and weapons, just like what the vikings had. Although they took what steel they made and used it for the faces of hammers and the edges of tools, welded to an iron body or iron core to make the most use of it. Although the ULFBERHT sword was one piece of steel, which is why it was so expensive to craft. Forging such steel is slow though, because it's hard under the hammer and the temperature must be within a narrow forging range or you'll crack it and have to melt it over again in another crucible.
My mom was born and raised in a small village here in Colombia, she always tells me how things where done back then, I love your channel, there's no need for fancy tools with the right amount of patience and intelligence. 😊 Thanks maestro!
Like the satisfaction of eating the fish you caught yourself. Probably makes very little sense economically if you've bought a boat and the fuel to power it but it just tastes that much better. Yep, those deep rooted instincts.
All hail the only channel that doesn´t cheat. All the other channels suddenly have metal and never respond to people calling "cheat" on them because they used some alloy
i never cared about someone is cheating or not as long as it is possible with "primitive technologie" someone uses a saw offscreen to cut down trees - idc someone uses a shovel offscreen to dig a hole - idc someone uses a steel bar for a lintel - fuck of i am sure these "cheattubers" have a reallife too and don't want to be 10 hours just to shovel up a hole with a piece of wood and i can understand it. and as long as they still show how you create something - still in a primitive way - i like it
@@Peter_S_ Not particularly. I just saw a notification for a new video from a youtuber I enjoy, and was disappointed that the video isn't out yet. Since I wasn't doing anything important, I spent a few seconds expressing my opinion, that I would like to be able to remove this feature.
The scene where the chimney let out a big and white plume of smoke seems to came from a movie! Real beautiful stuff, and the birds in the background are the cherry on top. Nice work man!
@@elvislin6081 my bad hehehe i just rewatched it, and yeah it really is him. I just thought it was the asian one because when i watched the rewind, i didn't know this channel yet hehe i'm only 3 days here :)
These videos are so refreshing, I can learn things from them, most other "diy" videos either have a babbling narrator or blasting music...this guy with no shoes just nicely shows us how to do something for ourselves😎
Y'know I'm about to head home for the holidays and I'm reminded about how this is one of the only things I can watch with my Dad where we are both totally engrossed in the show and guaranteed to be enjoying it immensely. Very grateful for the videos you make. Also, I would love to watch a feature-length film version of one of these, maybe even a compilation, where he (or a group of people) builds something big. Something like the movie Samsara but very focused on a single culture building something incredible, without narration, Primitive Technology style. I love watching primitive metalworking or woodworking documentaries but the peacefulness and brilliant editing of this channel has is unmatched.
Yes, it's fascinating to see how our ancestors made their way through the world, and the tools they used to use ! Because everything started from those tribes and cultures, because of those who had a curious spirit ! :D
To be fair, it's pretty easy to confuse us. Bury a dude in a sitting position next to a guy in a reclined position and you got yourself a room with a lot of heads being scratched.
According to "A Visit from St. Nicholas" by Clement Clarke Moore (better known as 'Twas the Night Before Christmas" due to the opening line), Santa was a jolly old Elf in the "miniature sleigh and eight tiny reigndeer" tradition, as opposed to the taller middle earth variety. As Santa also uses magic to ascend, one can assume he done snuck in, had yo girl, and got gone with no real effort,
Просто великолепные видео. Приятно знать что из природных материалов всегда можно сделать различные инструменты для быта, печи разные, домики, огороды, система полива очень эффективная. Лишь бы была фантазия. Моё искреннее уважение Джону Планту. 👍👍👍👏👏👏
Anyone else completely love how thses videos are formated no talking asking for likes or any bs but also wish he would explain some of the things he is doing more in detail
Its kinda sad how your part in yt rewind didnt get enogh appreciation because the rewind was hated so much but I think it was a nice touch at the end of the video
thanks to this channel I made my own ceramics using a primitive method. for now it is drying, but then I will try to burn it, I do not know if I could do it, I did not have a river so I dug a two-meter down and from there I took clay because we have a land rich in clay. Thank you very much primitive technology!
I was afraid people were going to like the premiere feature when I first saw it. Thank heavens every premiere video is riddled with comments saying how horrible it is
Oh hey i think i saw you in one discord server (hopefully it's you because it's the same pfp) where you were saying hi but nobody said it back, except me. I also asked how your day was going. Felt good knowing that someone was happy. Hopefully your the same person. Have a nice day ☺
@@gavindillon1486 and that is a pure example of why we are here and the other animals are in the zoo: the ability to preserve and pass on KNOWLEDGE. if they had any way to pass information along and evolve to better understand this and more information we would have many more intelligent species in our planet. but its easier (and metabolically cheaper too) to grow sharp claws and teeth. if that is also why most post apocalyptic worlds are fucked up, because we have problem passing those kinds of information because it was so easier to let this knowledge only in the hand of those that were using it than to all the beneficiaries know it too. and that is why i learned to do most things he does and the why they are possible( the math, biology, chemistry and physics). its a nice hobby to learn how things work and why they work. like windmills, waterwheels, blacksmith, etc. better go back to the steel age than to the stone age if SHTF.
I love how this guy explains how to do these things while on the subtitles because he’s obviously not trying to hit the 10 minute mark not wasting our 5 minutes of our life explaining about irrelevant things about the main topic. It’s rare to see these kinds of videos where they’re obviously trying not to hit the 10 minute mark. He’s not one of those people who clickbaits either, people like Nicter or mainly fortnite youtube (or roblox) like to try to get to the 10 minute mark by blabbing out some random crap nobody wants to hear. It’s a shame people dislike these videos even though he worked so hard on this. Seriously people, respect his work. This is the least you can get with youtubers getting straight to the point.
Why is everyone so obsessed with the 10 min mark.. Every youtube is obviously going for the 10min mark that is how they get paid.. You think they should entertain you for free and make it less than 10 min? This is their job , this is how they get paid... Would you go to work and not ask for a pay check?? seriously all these idiots obsessed with you tubers making a profit...
Nice, Iron is a huge step in technological progress. If society were to collapse completely but somehow people were to be able to watch these videos the people with access to this information would be able to thrive easily.
They weren’t even animators, and they usually have other people helping with animated sequences. Their content is just their avatar switching frames to show posture at a pace which could never be considered fluid. Double king is an example of a good TH-cam animation that didn’t get any kind of recognition while these shitty story time ones do.
@@Eryan724 He actually does this channel as a full time job now. He used to mow lawns for a living and before that completed some kind of science degree.
Don't worry, in that time Brexit takes place, which we're reliably informed will be a catastrophe and send Britain back to the stone age. So the entire country will be peppered with these things.
If only they had hardware stores in Australia. It’s crazy to think that people down there still live like this. The rest of us have electricity and internet and toliets. They are living without those things on their island. We should be more grateful to not be like them.
The try guys, these channel and the one who makes a story about subway sandwiches, literally the only youtubers I know from the rewind XD, the rest I was like, who are these people?
Yeah mate, I get what you're saying. Most of us would be pretty screwed if we had to start back at square one. We'd run out of energy before we figured it all out.
who cares when it comes out, by the time it's out it'll be several pages down the subscription list, and now that we need to click on the bell thing to even see half our subs it makes notifications useless, so the reminders are broken
Can't we all just agree that while Premieres work as a concept, when mixed with the already faulty subscription system, the broken notifications, and the generally messed up system of TH-cam as a whole; it just doesn't work to its full potential??
Excellent work developing your furnace and fuel! Now that you have to replace those bars from the bottom, you can use those to crush into powder and add to new clay to make a crucible to handle higher heats. This will help in refining your metals later on. Look forward to more!
I get your notifications every time you upload, you don't need to do premiers. Most of the time TH-cam premiers do worst than just uploading regularly.
I really really really like can’t emphasize enough how much I don’t like the premiere feature. All it shows us is that a video is ready but we can’t watch it yet
I've posted photos of the iron prills that I melted together in a crucible to form a single ingot (it's in my community tab here: th-cam.com/channels/AL3JXZSzSm8AlZyD3nQdBA.htmlcommunity?view_as=subscriber) .This was done using the forge blower blasting air down onto the crucible covered with charcoal in a small furnace. It is indeed iron metal as it sticks strongly to a magnet and has a shiny metallic luster. I believe it to be cast iron as it is quite brittle, though in other experiments I've made malleable iron from the same iron bacteria which could be flattened when hammered cold. Thanks.
Hey. kindly requested to shoot more videos. As for me, you do it better than others. I reviewed all your vidos and it is really interesting. go on, good luck
Is there any plans to ever try and use the metal you have been collecting for any purpose?
are you getting close to making enough of these for an iron age tool? great vid as always!
You need a better way to process the finished brick and get the iron nodules out. I realize you can only use what you find or make, but is it possible to find a lodestone? Then you could crush it all into powder and then get the iron out using that. You'd be able to process the drippings in the ashes too.
@@bluntx123 Yes, but it'll take a while to collect enough. Thanks.
I've always loved how charcoal sounds when digging through it. Like a mix of dry leaves and broken glass lol.
Same
I have heard that when making bio|charcoal, that sound indicates the correct combustion/oxygen process. Nice sound indeed. (Edited for clarity)
yep
@@SimpleEarthSelfReliance There is no "activated charcoal" it's just charcoal.
@@kishascape "Activated carbon, also called activated charcoal, is a form of carbon commonly used to filter contaminants from water and air, among many other uses. It is processed to have small, low-volume pores that increase the surface area available for adsorption or chemical reactions."
Honestly the greatest part of TH-cam Rewind was Primitive Tech. Glad to see some recognition for one of the best channels on TH-cam, and I’m glad they didn’t ruin the moment with upbeat music. Keep doing what you’re doing 👍
Agreed, though it wasn't like his part had many competitors within the video.
'Manual do Mundo' and Primitive Technology, two good channels in TH-cam Rewind, but no more, just two
I know he's been my favorite TH-camr for a while but for some weird reason I thought no one else knew who he was I was so glad to see he had a good role in TH-cam rewind
@@spaghettiinnose2216 8.9 million subscribers. Yep, that was a weird thought you had :)
he was the only reason i didnt give the rewind a downvote
Can we all agree that prim tech was the best part of TH-cam rewind?
Easily.
but they wrecked his clip by putting music in the background
Close contest with Jaiden's.
There are two types of primitive technology channels. Ones who specialize in making furnaces and others who build pools
Edit: ugh, just noticed that my comment is on top. Yeah, guys, completely agree, this dude is first to introduce this wonderful survival techniques, especially the ones that really matter.
imagine if in the background you see those two guys show up and start building a pool
Aron What if they came together and made a hot-tub
Pool >>>>furnace all day every day. If I’m in the wild, I’d rather have a survival swimming pool versus a furnace. Yeah, staying warm is ok, but not necessary especially in a warmer area plus you can always make a small fire. A pool would be so much better.
@@southchum101 yeah, so there's this thing called "rivers"... It's kind of new so I'm not sure if you've heard of this before
@@jordirodri1362 >> WH0OO0SH! >>>
From what I learned in Microbiology Class in University iron bacteria live on iron-rich surfaces. They wouldn't contain much iron themselves because the uptake has to be strictly regulated (iron in high doses is poisonous).
I would recommend using the bacteria as an indicator, not a source. So you should focus on taking the rock and mud the bacteria are living on.
Hope this might help. Really enjoy your content.
TweeklyLOVER well, he stills has to be able to mine it, which I don’t think he can right now, with only tools of rock. And even if he does, processing iron ore is much harder than just iron bacteria
@@qui9 If he finds rock brittle enough he should be able to process it just like with the bacteria right? I think you would just need to crush up the rock.
If you roast the ore over an open fire, it becomes soft and brittle, which makes it easy to grind. The trapped water bursts into steam, which forms tiny cracks, and some of the iron ore changes state (hydroxides and carbonates turn into oxides, etc) which further disrupts the crystalline structure.
Micro biology wtf is that best tips is become a chemical engineer
I think why he didn't do what you said because simply he did not have enough research points
Have you considered trying to build a water-powered blower for high temperature furnaces?
That would be awesome.
You deserve more likes so he can see this asap
He’s just getting into the Iron Age, not the renaissance.
In all seriousness though, that’s a good idea.
@@rib_rob_personal -
Water power actually goes back to the Iron Age. If you think how many uses it was put to in the Roman period, that kind of tech doesn't come from nowhere. Fact is, being aqueduct-based, Roman water power was actually superior to renaissance efforts.
Stephan Brun I wasn’t being serious. Did you read the other comment? :-P
Just a friendly reminder to everyone; Primitive Technology's video's are closed captioned with descriptions of his work. Press "C" on desktop to quickly turn them on.
InvictusByzantium thanks! I totally forgot!
I prefer to watch without the text.
Thanks bro. Wish I knew it before I watched all his videos.
Thanks for the heads up, I found out about this after a year of watching Primitive Technology videos. Now I watch it first with out CC and 2nd viewing with CC.
Dude... my life is forever changed
I always used little sticks as a support for bridging gaps when I was building sand castles as a kid. Goes to show that there are just fundamental ways to do things. Really makes me smile when I see this trick in your videos, because it takes me back to my childhood.
P.T. was the only good part of TH-cam Rewind 2018.
bladudemovies you are 99 % right did u forget the best part is whrn it ended
Honestly, I would rather display one mod his mud play buttons than a gold one.
And jaiden?
Straight facts
AGREE
One step closer to integrated circuit
VanQuisch haa! 🤣
ROFL
I waited too long. ㅜㅜ
Yeah that's what I thought. Working his way up the tech tree 😉
With this speed he will be making 7nm CPUs before Intel...
Hey mate just letting you know that this premiere feature is known to butcher your views and watch time after it “uploads”. People have reported a significant decrease compared to their normal uploads.
@@lladerat this is his first use of it.
@@Killercreek First and last, as for everyone else on TH-cam...
Yeah I'm not waiting around.
also makes for a lot of dislikes by people who didn't like the tease
and not everyone clicks the like button after they watched the video so the dislike stays
300 thousand views in 4 hours. Not bad. 8.9 million subs. And no monetization. I think the premiere option is redundant myself. Pointless. Oh, and mildly annoying.
I love how he looks completely fine when destroying something he worked hard for.
Bacon Casey I think it’s because now he knows how to make a better one
its just 50 low grade fuel, 200 stones and some wood nothing else
Donerek 😂
Donerek Ah, a fellow rust player
I hate that... It would be nice to have a line of things he already did... like a theme park, or a museum...
I bet someone would pay to stay on one of those shelter's one night!
Even though he has 8.9 Million subscribers, this guy is still the most underrated youtuber ever
I disagree he says the amount he should have
Isn't he married? Could have sworn I read somewhere that he was...
He's gotta be MGTOW monk mode!
I think one of the most educational aspects of these videos is that it shows us just how truly hard it is to try and make complex modern tools alone. It really takes a team of people, a whole community, to come together to create things like metal tools.
A big community at that...AND they have to be lucky enough to be near a source of readily available iron ore and fuel.
Yeah and imagine how hard itd be to do everything for the first time. As much love and respect i have for this dude, he has the past to look at, our ancestors had nothing to help them, pretty amazing right?
No wonder iron tools and weapons are considered prized possessions worthy of being heirlooms back then.
Division of labour
Actually I think it shows categorically that one man can do it alone lol.
There’s so many of these “primitive” you tubers now copying ur content, u shall always be the real primitive TH-camr tho🥇
Agreed. This channel is the OG.
Primative dog 2 shower pool bamboo paradise. Very useful when trying to survive and thrive on an island
They're making way better creations tho
@@cybertantra to a certain extent yes...but idk they lack this channel's uh down to earth feel and building stuff from scratch feeling?
@Joseph Stalin Exactly. It's more luxury survivalist than primitive tech. The branding is kind of off...but well, cashing in on a popular trend is more easier. :P
You are very soothing to watch. Calming... You can have a clouded mind, filled with all sort of thoughts, but just a minute or two of watching you in action and the storm clouds go away, the sun comes out and all is peaceful again. Thank you for your videos, David.
I love his look of total concentration, even when he's doing something incredibly tedious like working a blower. This guy is 100% focus.
bros getting poetic with it
He's gotten really buff with all that patting of dirt
"you're"@receo11
Just think of this guy in High school, in ceramics like pottery and bowls. so the teacher says let's make a simple pot. This guy just makes a house and a Chimney with tiny pots and bowls.
so you got a problem with it?
@@onemore600teaplease2 no it's just the stuff he makes is awesome and in the wild and think of the stuff he can make in like a freshman ceramics class. Just make a pot and he makes pots bowls and a house with the clay
@@darkartist0395 oooooo sorry😁
@@onemore600teaplease2 deal with it
These are primitive times. No high schools here.
One of my dreams in life is to go to Australia and meet this guy. I’m fascinated by this kind of thing and I would love to go there and be able to see his projects in person. Heck, I wouldn’t even care if I had to do something menial like collect fire wood or weave baskets, if I got the opportunity to help I would totally accept. It’s a random dream and I’m positive it’ll never get fulfilled (especially considering I live on the other side of the world and I don’t even know this person), but it’s fun to think about C:
I love this series, I really do. Sometimes it makes me scream at my screen though. So far you've been treating your ferrobacteria seeps as bog iron, but I don't think that's the case here. bog iron takes decades of compaction. I think those colonies are a lot younger, and will never compact before washing away given the erosion rate of that slope. In short, unless you've had your source material professionally assayed, I suspect your iron concentration is much lower than you think, and most of the viscosity is due to organics and clay. I think this could be easily tested with a large settling jar and a flocculant. What I've been racking my brain over is an appropriately primitive way of separating your iron oxides from any hypothetical clay.
Then it hit me; Calcium Hydroxide. You've already produced slaked lime for mortar.
Instead of drying and directly smelting your cake, perhaps consider roasting the dried slime to burn off any entangling organics, (no furnace required for this part, open fire with a wind break is fine) and then powdering. Finally mix your powder into a tall pot of water and lime. Then just let it sit. It will take a few hours for the clays/silts to clump and settle to the bottom, then a your Fe and Mn oxides settles on top of the silicates in a separate layer along with a few calcium precipitates over the next few days (depending on what's in your water). the light calcium contamination can be panned off if need be, but it's probably fine (depending on your water's sulfur content) as extra flux.
I think this will give you a more accurate picture of the true iron content of your ore, and provide you with a higher grade charge to smelt
nerds
Either of the chemists here should consider making a video or a set of videos on primitive theory, which would be the best way to survive using rocks and trees to make this stuff, because, while it may be because I'm a nerd looking for nerdy content, I think it'd be some interesting things to listen to, especially if an apocalypse happens any time soon and we have to rebuild from it later.
@Majster Prosty Think of it from his perspective. He is attempting to view things from someone discovering these hard beads of metallic material from burning this iron rich slime. Maybe he will assume that in his current location someone looking for a more durable metal than copper may not know what iron ore looks like, or what natural lime looks like, or heck, even understand how lime could be useful in the refining process of iron. In this case, he should be stubborn and see how well his current discovered method works. Likely after collecting maybe 500 grams worth of those iron pellets, he will probably attempt to melt them down into a mold and then test its strength. Likely yes, he will discover that it's very low grade iron that needs a lot more refining. When that happens, he will know something more is needed.
My point being, view this like watching someone with a curious mind from around 2000 B.C.E. learning about smelting iron from the sources he has immediately available to him.
I didn't come here to learn chemistry, I came here to watch Minecraft.
I think he’s working with a bad environment. He has a few rough acres somewhere in tropical Australia- I dare say his chances of hunting down a patch of limestone are slim to none.
That being said, a better refining process might be a good idea after this.
Congrats on being in youtube rewind) your part was the only part that i actualy didn't hate lol)
Agree
Is that true? Was he in it? I didn’t see it cause it’s trash.
@@raptormaverick4774 It was in the outro.
I liked the animators too, but yeah it was trash
Yeah, he exist but main problem is the video got more dislikes.
You can see how the iron age took a while to get to
With rich ore it is a whole different affair.
"The Iron Age" .... ok
@@miguelrico9924 you know the bronze age wasn't prehistory right? We have written history from over 800 years prior to the end of the bronze age, and evidence that writing existed for nearly a millennium prior to the start of it.
@@myrcutio I feel so ashamed i will delete my comment
Nice avatar
The real will always stand out from the fake at the end of the day and unlike many primitive TH-cam channels on here this guy is the real deal
Make yourself a shallow, rimless ceramic pan, 15-18” in
diameter, with a flat bottom 2” deeper than the rim, and 4-5” around. Fire it hard. Follow your stream until you find a sand bar, usually in a curve
or under a small fall. Put a handful of
sand in the pan, fill it with water and swirl the water around, moving out the
lighter parts of the sand. This is
exactly the same process as panning for gold, but in this case, you are looking
for black sand. This is magnetite,
Fe2O3, iron ore. If you find some, keep
going. You need about 4-5 gallons if
you can get it. Build your tall
furnace, but poke a 1”hole at the base with a short furrow leading to a small
basin about 6”x12” and 2”deep. Make a
hard fired ceramic plug to fill the hole.
Build your fire and add layers of charcoal, iron ore and crushed blocks
of the “limestone” you made. Repeat
until the furnace is nearly full. Fire
it off and keep it going until the charcoal is mostly gone. Take your axe and break the plug out of the
bottom of the furnace. The goal here is
to remove the iron while it is still molten.
If you are successful, you will have “pig” iron. It will have a high level of impurities
which will have to be forged out. Make
a stone hammer like your axe but with a hard dense stone like you used to
hammer on your axe. Ideally, it should
be about 2” around and 6-8” long. Heat
your bloom of iron to yellow hot and beat it on an anvil stone to drive out the
impurities, (mostly silica). You will
probably need to do this a number of times.
As soon as it cools to red, stop hammering and put it back in the
fire. When you think you have it to
where it is 65 to 70 % iron, fold it in half length wise while yellow and
compact it as best you can. This is
wrought iron. Break up pieces of bone
into a meal and pack it around the iron in a ceramic pot with a lid. Heat in a fire until the pot is orange
hot. Let cool. The iron should now be case hardened. Heat the iron to yellow, (all colors
determined in the shade, not out in the sunlight), fold in half length
wise. Reheat to yellow and sprinkle
clean sand on the gap of the fold.
Reheat to yellow, (don’t go to white, it will burn), take it out of the
fire and hammer the gap closed. Don’t
hit it too hard to begin with, but once the gap is tightly closed, you can hit
it harder. You might want to make an
apron out of green palm fronds to protect you from spatter. Repeat the case hardening and the forge
welding. You are making steel in this
manner. Once you have done this process
3-4 times, you can begin to shape your ingot into what you want to make. You will have to decide what is the most
important tool to make: knife, axe, hammer, chisel, eye punch, etc. Most streams have some black sand, but
there may not be enough to make this process feasible. Any red clay will have a good bit of iron in
it, but you will need to dry it out and crush it before you can use it. It will take a lot more of the red clay than it would of the
black sand.
I hope he gleaned some useful information from this comment, more efficient iron gathering is exciting.
If its pig iron being produce, he can simply remelt it repeatedly to burn off the excess carbon to create wrought iron. Pig iron doesn't really lend itself for forging, it cracks if hammered: th-cam.com/video/muc0x9nR3Us/w-d-xo.html
Michael Meacham awesome
You must have coppied and re-posted a comment you just made with it being so fragmented.
You don't melt pig iron to get wrought iron. It is brought to a pasty mass in a puddling furnace with cilica added for flux, which is why wrought iron is so fibreous. If you melt it in a sealed crucible with burnt bone, however, you get an ingot of crucible steel that can be forged too and makes excelent tools and weapons, just like what the vikings had. Although they took what steel they made and used it for the faces of hammers and the edges of tools, welded to an iron body or iron core to make the most use of it. Although the ULFBERHT sword was one piece of steel, which is why it was so expensive to craft. Forging such steel is slow though, because it's hard under the hammer and the temperature must be within a narrow forging range or you'll crack it and have to melt it over again in another crucible.
So happy to see a video in sub feed, and then instant sadness @30 hours.
ikr?!
My mom was born and raised in a small village here in Colombia, she always tells me how things where done back then, I love your channel, there's no need for fancy tools with the right amount of patience and intelligence. 😊 Thanks maestro!
Anybody else ever wonder why, when you were a your kid, it was so satisfying to play in the mud making weird shit?
..Instincts
Like the satisfaction of eating the fish you caught yourself. Probably makes very little sense economically if you've bought a boat and the fuel to power it but it just tastes that much better. Yep, those deep rooted instincts.
Peter Burt fresh caught fish tastes better than store bought fish, even if the caught fish is actually worse, it just tastes better because it does
...my god your right
Dust to dust and ashes to ashes our bodies know what we need to bad they are being reprogrammed by 5g tech
I made a house out of shit in my yard but my mom broke it so I broke her phone (I was six)
All hail the only channel that doesn´t cheat.
All the other channels suddenly have metal and never respond to people calling "cheat" on them because they used some alloy
i never cared about someone is cheating or not
as long as it is possible with "primitive technologie"
someone uses a saw offscreen to cut down trees - idc
someone uses a shovel offscreen to dig a hole - idc
someone uses a steel bar for a lintel - fuck of
i am sure these "cheattubers" have a reallife too and don't want to be 10 hours just to shovel up a hole with a piece of wood and i can understand it. and as long as they still show how you create something - still in a primitive way - i like it
@@Moschzilla totally agreed
I wish I could disable the premiere function on my devices.
Are you triggered? Why are you triggered? Don't watch it until it's older. Problem solved.
Have your parents not teach you about being patient?
Peter S I think you're triggered. You've been commenting on different people's negative comments for 30 minutes now, get some rest.
@Doc Milsap Such a drama queen you are. You've manipulated yourself into silliness.
@@Peter_S_ Not particularly. I just saw a notification for a new video from a youtuber I enjoy, and was disappointed that the video isn't out yet. Since I wasn't doing anything important, I spent a few seconds expressing my opinion, that I would like to be able to remove this feature.
The scene where the chimney let out a big and white plume of smoke seems to came from a movie! Real beautiful stuff, and the birds in the background are the cherry on top. Nice work man!
pesterenan você por aqui ?
grande moço do kerbal
Mano tu ta em todo lugar
Só apareço nos melhores canais :)
@@pesterenan de fato
Give this man an eternal life , 3000 years later - dude is building a spaceship
Naaaah he can do and finish that anytime, he's just holding back his power
^^^^^^hahahaha true
he could make spaceship using clay...no worries
"Primitive technology: discovering infinite energy"
Since he's in the iron age now, I'd give it about 300 years until he builds a spaceship, and 20 years until he transcends humanity
best part of youtube rewind
The only good part
Amin Moghadam 100000% agree
someone watched rewind? nah bro
Is it him? I thought it was the asian one, im gonna watch it again
@@elvislin6081 my bad hehehe i just rewatched it, and yeah it really is him.
I just thought it was the asian one because when i watched the rewind, i didn't know this channel yet hehe i'm only 3 days here :)
WE'RE GOING TO SPACE FOLKS
I like how your comment is just hiding in here :)
You can't show a spacecraft being built in minute detail like this in a 10 minute video, nor build one alone 😋
Not with those muddy hands you aren't.
Smart ppl goes to space not those who pretend to be smart
Wait what, I'm still living in my Bush
you must find a better source of iron.
Seth Apex ...or copper
corn flakes
Frosties
The blood of your enemies
penis
These videos are so refreshing, I can learn things from them, most other "diy" videos either have a babbling narrator or blasting music...this guy with no shoes just nicely shows us how to do something for ourselves😎
Very true. There is something special about just being shown.
Y'know I'm about to head home for the holidays and I'm reminded about how this is one of the only things I can watch with my Dad where we are both totally engrossed in the show and guaranteed to be enjoying it immensely. Very grateful for the videos you make.
Also, I would love to watch a feature-length film version of one of these, maybe even a compilation, where he (or a group of people) builds something big. Something like the movie Samsara but very focused on a single culture building something incredible, without narration, Primitive Technology style. I love watching primitive metalworking or woodworking documentaries but the peacefulness and brilliant editing of this channel has is unmatched.
Yes, it's fascinating to see how our ancestors made their way through the world, and the tools they used to use !
Because everything started from those tribes and cultures, because of those who had a curious spirit ! :D
If those cargo shorts could talk, the stories they would tell...
brush if HE could talk
@@vladisphere62 th-cam.com/channels/yQUgf5YbqJrab9gu1fBmlw.html
Em có 12tuoi ông lam clip un than di toi la người Việt Nam
The boring yet satisfied stories about rocks, wood, dticks, dirt and yams?
Love your channel but I think using the premiere feature is a bad idea
Why?
Is it because it premiered a few day after this video uploaded?
What's the yellow mustard looking thing he scooped
@@CEOofSleep iron oxide rich mud
@@CEOofSleep iron bacteria. Its an alternative way to get iron without digging up rocks for it
Comes back 10 years later: Alright Mom, I’m done playing outside!
Crazy how he makes a two meter tall chimney out of mud and somehow manages to keep it completely straight and square all the way up
Henry Zhang prolly cause it’s clay
Crazy how he was in rewind
Better than tower of Pisa or what
Not an expert but i feel like it due to him stopping the building and heating it up to high degrees and then rinse and repeat
Judgment drying the clay at regular intervals will stop it toppling under its own weight. You can also correct any leaning by eye.
Hero of youtube rewind right here
The only good part in the rewind was this channel at the end
NO ONE LIKE ITS PERFECTLY AT 123 LIKES
I agree
what about animations Jaiden snuck in pewdiepies chair and a ksi v logan paul trophy
It looks like brought a share of hate to the channel...
you talking about delta?
Building International Space Station one iron prill at a time
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0
0
And it just explodes
@@TpoJioJio47 his plan all along....make the Prill Station and explode it, just so he can have wonderful Prill Fireworks
One day some archeologist will find all his crafts and will be pretty confused about the C14 dating.
Ithilion 😂😂 they’ll think they stumbled on an ancient city
To be fair, it's pretty easy to confuse us. Bury a dude in a sitting position next to a guy in a reclined position and you got yourself a room with a lot of heads being scratched.
C14 is inaccurate anyway
@@JesusProtects How so?
if earth exists that long
Wow you're becoming real adept at this clay masonry! Impressive!
Primitive technology. Christmas edition. The question remains. Will santa fit through it?
Audi's Santa probably will. Search Audi Christmas ad on TH-cam.
I heard Santa is on a diet recently
According to "A Visit from St. Nicholas" by Clement Clarke Moore (better known as 'Twas the Night Before Christmas" due to the opening line), Santa was a jolly old Elf in the "miniature sleigh and eight tiny reigndeer" tradition, as opposed to the taller middle earth variety. As Santa also uses magic to ascend, one can assume he done snuck in, had yo girl, and got gone with no real effort,
We need oh my girl girl group..... sony Xperia samsung lg need
@@jjmm162 Santa's on the Paleo diet confirmed
Watching you build that furnace,it reminded me of my grandma building an oven/ grill to Cook and bake bread.
Love the channel, hate premieres. No better way to piss off your audience. Just post your video when you are ready
wah, stop being a little bitch about it. You fucking millennials expect to get everything catered to you at the very moment.
it's called feedback@Monokuma , it's not a fucking generational thing smh
Monokuma FYI, I’m 55. Know your audience before you start whining
This mono twat has replied this same thing on every comment in this vid....
I hate too
Don’t use premiere, get excited seeing vid in sub feed then realize you have to wait well over a day
Premiere function is bad. The video gets buried among others and I certainly won´t go searching for it again.
Literally click the set reminder button
@@habeebweeb
LMFAO facts
@@lilbigman777 How about some kind of subscription system that sends you the video when it's uploaded, oh wait, youtube f*ed that up too
@@habeebweeb Or how about click the subscribe button and it notifies you whenever a video is uploaded? Oh wait.
@@habeebweeb well, you dont have to. luckily people like you aren't that many
Просто великолепные видео. Приятно знать что из природных материалов всегда можно сделать различные инструменты для быта, печи разные, домики, огороды, система полива очень эффективная. Лишь бы была фантазия. Моё искреннее уважение Джону Планту. 👍👍👍👏👏👏
please dont use this clickbait feature...it's unnecessary. i see a PT video, i click it. seeing this instead is just disappointing.
wah, stop being a little bitch about it. You fucking millennials expect to get everything catered to you at the very moment.
it's called feedback@@budmeister , it's not a fucking generational thing smh
@@Jesse__H told'em
I think so
What're you talking about? He actually builds it...
Please don't do this, love your videos, just post them when they're ready.
Don't do what? I'm out of the loop.
It takes hardwork and lots of time lets just appreciate it pls
Sorry the brain does not work that way
Anyone else completely love how thses videos are formated no talking asking for likes or any bs but also wish he would explain some of the things he is doing more in detail
Congratulations on your TH-cam Rewind part!
Loved seeing you in the end, it made me forget the cringefest that was before it.
Why don't you auction that "Rewind button"?
He was in the rewind? I couldn't watch it till the end
His was the only good part of that monstrosity lol
@@pedror598 he was literally the ending.. Stole the show
if it wasnt for the bad music jaiden animations bit would have been better
Many years later, archaeologists will be puzzled who built this all
Not if they search it on TH-cam....
Its kinda sad how your part in yt rewind didnt get enogh appreciation because the rewind was hated so much but I think it was a nice touch at the end of the video
Agreed
Yeah
Was pretty much the only thing i liked, at first i did not see it, because it was at the very end.
Agreed, he was the only one just being himself and doing what makes him great. And they roll credits over him..... sheesh.
This dude is social distancing on another level
Please never premiere ever again. I wish I could disable seeing notifications for premieres
If anyone was wondering why NOBODY uses this shit feature
why do you care so much?
L1FE R4FT because it’s extremely annoying and gets your hopes up for nothing
@@modelrc9500 fair
thanks to this channel I made my own ceramics using a primitive method. for now it is drying, but then I will try to burn it, I do not know if I could do it, I did not have a river so I dug a two-meter down and from there I took clay because we have a land rich in clay. Thank you very much primitive technology!
Awesome!
@@redshift6743 thanks
Another couple of years he's gonna have himself a spoon.
At least a fork
Hes already using stick as chopstick
I'd start with a knife..
@@Surgical02 Hammer...for forging other tools.
Naw start with the best a spork
Your efforts towards you passion is tremendous, you are very hard working and honest 🙏
Love from INDIA 🇮🇳
I was afraid people were going to like the premiere feature when I first saw it. Thank heavens every premiere video is riddled with comments saying how horrible it is
I just thought that a map with all the things he built drawn in would be really cool.
The only good part of youtube rewind 2018
TH-cam ruined it though when they put music in the background..
W O W
He is extremely smart that takes heart, dedication, knowledge and... Understanding. The best I've seen ever.
Ah, a great original video where they don't build another swampy pool.
They are all copy cats of primitive technology
This channel came before all others.
@@averageviewer5221 Premitive
@@Virolaxion sorry don't have a spell checker
@@averageviewer5221 thats ok because you spelled it correctly, the dufus trying to correct you is wrong
Your videos make me think about how much we take today's world for granted, and how humans lived like this for thousands of years. Very interesting.
You're the only channel I drop what I'm doing to watch. Please don't use premier
2019: Age of Empires
2020: Minecraft
2021: Factorio
2022: Rimworld
I hear that god damn title theme of AoE in my head. Please help.
@@mvksk3809 Idk why but im hearing age of mythology theme.
@@cannedwater2687 AoT? whats that age of trannys?
@@mvksk3809 woo loo looo
@@kylekyle1805 WOO LOO LOO
Yes the real primitive technology
Oh hey i think i saw you in one discord server (hopefully it's you because it's the same pfp) where you were saying hi but nobody said it back, except me. I also asked how your day was going. Felt good knowing that someone was happy. Hopefully your the same person. Have a nice day ☺
In five year maybe he can make a iron dagger
still, hes doing what the average human took hundreds of years to accomplish, in a matter of years, skipping multiple ages. still pretty remarkable.
@@fessy4 well, he has the knowledge that was gained over hundreds of years, so of course he would blaze along.
@@gavindillon1486 and that is a pure example of why we are here and the other animals are in the zoo: the ability to preserve and pass on KNOWLEDGE. if they had any way to pass information along and evolve to better understand this and more information we would have many more intelligent species in our planet. but its easier (and metabolically cheaper too) to grow sharp claws and teeth. if that is also why most post apocalyptic worlds are fucked up, because we have problem passing those kinds of information because it was so easier to let this knowledge only in the hand of those that were using it than to all the beneficiaries know it too. and that is why i learned to do most things he does and the why they are possible( the math, biology, chemistry and physics). its a nice hobby to learn how things work and why they work. like windmills, waterwheels, blacksmith, etc. better go back to the steel age than to the stone age if SHTF.
Lucas Biermann who would put us in the zoo then dumbass
He's getting too powerful. It's only a matter of time until he reaches the nuclear age.
I love how this guy explains how to do these things while on the subtitles because he’s obviously not trying to hit the 10 minute mark not wasting our 5 minutes of our life explaining about irrelevant things about the main topic. It’s rare to see these kinds of videos where they’re obviously trying not to hit the 10 minute mark. He’s not one of those people who clickbaits either, people like Nicter or mainly fortnite youtube (or roblox) like to try to get to the 10 minute mark by blabbing out some random crap nobody wants to hear. It’s a shame people dislike these videos even though he worked so hard on this. Seriously people, respect his work. This is the least you can get with youtubers getting straight to the point.
Gulukeg niewjaar
I know, and it's harder because other people copy this guy.
@@danselane2791 I mean he gets millions of views on his videos. Lets not pretend like hes struggling because of copycats
Meanwhile the video is 10:03 xD
Why is everyone so obsessed with the 10 min mark.. Every youtube is obviously going for the 10min mark that is how they get paid.. You think they should entertain you for free and make it less than 10 min? This is their job , this is how they get paid... Would you go to work and not ask for a pay check?? seriously all these idiots obsessed with you tubers making a profit...
Nice, Iron is a huge step in technological progress. If society were to collapse completely but somehow people were to be able to watch these videos the people with access to this information would be able to thrive easily.
Legend say he made his camera by himself with mud
you stole that
@@vladisphere62 no i didn't
@Hydroponic City ?
Is just a joke, no need to cyber bully.
You guys are right, i will kill myself now :,( LOL
9:12 When I harvest tomatoes from my garden.
You guys should do a colab, and restore some of his stone axes :D
Nice to find you here haha. I love your videos
I wonder how you would rescue his tools?
Hand Tool Rescue Q
2 of my favorite TH-camrs
You were the only good part in rewind
Fact
Dont forget animators as well
jaidenanimations included a sub4pewdiepie easteregg, shes good too
Zurab Siradze even the animators were kinda cringe (besides jaiden)
They weren’t even animators, and they usually have other people helping with animated sequences. Their content is just their avatar switching frames to show posture at a pace which could never be considered fluid. Double king is an example of a good TH-cam animation that didn’t get any kind of recognition while these shitty story time ones do.
Probably asked already but in the 10K comments I can't find:
How many days to complete?
thats because its already in the description! "about 2 weeks"
Okey guys..
That was it, our dose.
Next up, in 4 months..
Prepare for a boring time till then.
Well thats probably how long it takes to make these things.
I think he works or studies too
@@Eryan724 He actually does this channel as a full time job now. He used to mow lawns for a living and before that completed some kind of science degree.
@@bearnomgaming7403 Where did you find out this stuff from?
@phuck ewe What does he owe you? Nothing. He does this because he wants to, not because he has to meet peoples' demands.
Don't worry, in that time Brexit takes place, which we're reliably informed will be a catastrophe and send Britain back to the stone age. So the entire country will be peppered with these things.
Its gonna take ages until you can create simple iron tools.
Iron ages
thus the name Iron Age.
like whole stone ages ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
it probably did take them ages to make tools :D
If only they had hardware stores in Australia. It’s crazy to think that people down there still live like this. The rest of us have electricity and internet and toliets. They are living without those things on their island.
We should be more grateful to not be like them.
Only acceptable part of Rewind
Maybe not the only, but arguably the best.
its like he threw them a mud bone
The try guys, these channel and the one who makes a story about subway sandwiches, literally the only youtubers I know from the rewind XD, the rest I was like, who are these people?
A.R.M.Y Pain Buddy Pain CHOICE Pain those were people like theodd1sout and Jaiden Animations and Domics, I love all of them lol
agreed. And Simone Giertz.
Its good to know that some people know how to reboot civilisation, once the SHTF.
Prepare for the worst. Hope for the best.
Yeah mate, I get what you're saying. Most of us would be pretty screwed if we had to start back at square one. We'd run out of energy before we figured it all out.
That is exactly why a lot of us are watching him and making mental notes!
Once?
Just like@@kathyyoung1774 said, a few of us, myself included, make note of these. It's a good idez.
the picture is great, the video would be better.
Hehehehe... well put
Not totally digging this whole “premier” thing
get used to it, nitwit
Totally not digging it even.
What are the positive aspects of premier?
haha 'digging'
Dylan Sullivan tell me about it😒
I just use it as a background sound for my PC, it's SO comfy to listen to this guy working.
Thank you! My whole family loves your videos. Even my little kids are fascinated.
Would really prefer you didn’t use this. I use the sub feed and won’t see it when it goes live unless I come back and check the channel page itself.
just click the reminder button
its best if they do it in like 1-2 hours in advance. then you have enough time to plan to see it but also you dont have to wait for 3 days
Or just be happy there’s a new video and wait a couple of days and watch it at your leisure..
Steve King exactly. We haven’t had a new video in 3 months, I’m just glad he’s finally posting a new one
@@RicardoDixit How about I just don't and just watch it when it's in my subs list.
I like watching his older vids we can see how much he has changed in building his structures and stuff
9.5 million subs ... With not once a word spoken.
Turn captions on if you want to know what exactly he is doing.
cptions seem to have gotten disabled on this one somehow. i know they were on earlier but they gone now.
chimney tunnel
@@OutbackCatgirl it's working for me
Omfg.. I watched the entire vid looking at him like wtf is he doing now..
Now i know that its iron bacteria and not him collecting animal(hopefully) shit by the stream
Love the videos, better to just release than premiere
This is premiered far enough ahead that I will likely forget about it when it comes out. It's a bad feature.
I mean, if you are all about watching the video THE moment it come out, I can see yoir point. Other than that, it change nothing though?
who cares when it comes out, by the time it's out it'll be several pages down the subscription list, and now that we need to click on the bell thing to even see half our subs it makes notifications useless, so the reminders are broken
@@tomjn why dont you just set a reminder like it says?
Art Mehmeti read the comment again, I did set a reminder, but reminders don't work
Can't we all just agree that while Premieres work as a concept, when mixed with the already faulty subscription system, the broken notifications, and the generally messed up system of TH-cam as a whole; it just doesn't work to its full potential??
The mud is sort of satisfying when you build with it lol it's just so cool.
Excellent work developing your furnace and fuel! Now that you have to replace those bars from the bottom, you can use those to crush into powder and add to new clay to make a crucible to handle higher heats. This will help in refining your metals later on. Look forward to more!
Oduunich Loftuer cancer patient
Wow that's so cool ... I guess
Maybe the reason he doesn’t talk is because he hasn’t invented language yet because there’s no need to because he’s by himself
Although he added English subtitles to explain what he's doing, which I'm sorry to ruin your imagination.
@@dto507 im sorry to ruin your joke*
Lol you made me laugh. I appreciate that 👍 God bless
The lore of Primitive Technology.
Ya boi gmac your profile pic is perfect for this comment
I get your notifications every time you upload, you don't need to do premiers. Most of the time TH-cam premiers do worst than just uploading regularly.
Ni las cenisas se pierden con este joven, muy intelijente y creativo
I really really really like can’t emphasize enough how much I don’t like the premiere feature. All it shows us is that a video is ready but we can’t watch it yet
I really hope he listens to the almost unanimous opinion that this feature is disliked.