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7:37 you look like a wise 80 year old man. WOW

The cost of one iron nugget in real life If you know you know

its insane to me on how you did all this without a crafting table. Props to you man, all love <3

I was thinking that instead of a fan you could mount a drill bit to the bottom of the shaft and drill holes with a arrowhead. Fire also

I want to see a modification with something like wooden gears to just roll it effeortlesly by your hand or leg.

Wow 🤩 this a video of 8 years ago. Are you still using this?

Definitely the wet season. That was probably the slowest he has ever started a fire.

This dude has already surpassed sub saharan Africa by himself

While the loss of the workshop hut is sad, I do look forward to the promise of another future brickwork building!

Wow You're lucky to live near a creek with such diverse Life living in it

You are amazing, I have the same passion as you and I also started making videos 

You are amazing, I have the same passion as you and I also started making videos 

You are amazing, I have the same passion as you and I also started making videos 

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That is soo cool

We don't want your 27th blower forge we want buildings and advancement....

I believe in order to achieve a malleable forgeable metal you may need a higher grade flux like coke or you can re use that slag that you made as a flux to possibly reduce oxidation. The lack of limestone or feldspar also make me think there are still far too many impurities in the metal. Depending on the type of impurities in the iron different fluxes are added, for example limestone (for siliceous iron ore) or feldspar (for calcareous iron ore) I'm not a metallurgist by any means but I'm a passionate smithy so forgive me if this information isn't correct, but I hope it may give you something to research more on your own.

4:45 seee, me cago en dios

Next video; smelting ores from dirt and moving into the Bronze Age

8 years later and here I am. I remember checking your channel after the 6th video to see if there was more...Damn! You grew a lot, so much content. It's beautiful to see!

👂9:54 😩 SOOO GOOD!!

Bro playing minecraft

Could you also use th whole weight mechanism to spin a peice of wood fast enough to make a fire

Ok, but if there’s really that much iron in that sand, just use a magnet - forget the sluice box. I’d be guessing, but I don’t think many rivers have that much iron - nowhere I’ve ever lived.

12:03 spider is friend!

I swear, I'm getting welts on my hands every time I watch this guy start a fire.

I feel like this guy will guide us after the apocalypse.

Time to re-visit this one PT! Lets see an Improved Pottery Wheel video!

pretty soon this guy's going to have his own civilization

you do very well

*LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!* You can't predict what nature will do.

excellent

Would it increase the efficiency to add a weighted clay disk to the axel? The idea being that more momentum is conserved between each pull, but making it slightly harder to pull.

Video thật kiên trì, và hay ❤

I start watch his video maybe 7/8 years ago.. and i still dont have life.. just waiting to die..

This guy is living in the future..2000 years ago

Do you worry about ticks?

You could have just driven a piece of bamboo, or a split and bound branch work smarter not harder.

If my calculations are correct then you're about 10 billion percent ready to acquire iron.

Wow... you can totally see how this would work with a free spinning wheel being driven by a river current or something. Fix one end and you've got a piston when you've perfectly balances it's motion with the belt.

I would love to see how you obtain a large amount of clean water. Maby a large filter and or distiller type thing? Or i would love to see you start making glass out there if you can gather what you need

o primeiro é único de técnicas primitivas o resto é cópia e usa equipes e ferramentas modernas tratores ect ora construí piscinas monumentais quem quer a verdade esse é o canal

Thanks! My 7 yr old and I watch together

so what if you made like 4 or more pillar type structures out of the bricks and a type of tiled roof like in the brick hut so just make the brick hut without a majority of the walls and floor id think that work good against a wet season and weather in general but still is way less work comparitively but good videos keep it up man great job

Just imagine being the first guy ever to find this out and be like: This will change the world I live in

Now I feel so grateful for my axe and lighter😮

Благодарю за видео! Полезная информация, толковая лекция, интересные знания! Thank you for the video! Useful information, an intelligent lecture, interesting knowledge!

So fun!

Best bit is he has no phone.