Connect the water wheel to the grinding wheel to sharpen the tool - Ep.149

I went to catch some fish in the stream to make dinner. I used lime mortar to make a grinding stone.
The next day, I went to the forest to collect trees to frame the grinding stone
Take advantage of the water power of the waterwheel to run the grinding stone
Because there is little water in this season, the roof rock does not rotate strongly. Come summer it will be as expected
Have fun watching the video!
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[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

New experiences, new joys, new successes and always ahead: wishing you a very happy New Year

[@quantumx9729]

Happy new year to you too!

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Hola amigo feliz años nuevo me gustan todos tus vídeos con eso paisajes tan ermoso todos lo que contribuye👍😘

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Merry Christmas to all

[@juliecoulson1177]

A very Happy New Year to you too!!!

[@tuomasandfolkmusic]

Happy new year too.

[@Indie_Outlaw]

My friend, if you boil tree sap and add powdered charcoal, you can make an excellent sealant for your manjolo and waterwheel. This will keep it from rotting!

[@hansballarta2738]

And use for waterwheel

[@dimviesel]

He knows that already😄

[@APeopleOSRS]

Is Pine Pitch even possible without Pine/Cedar trees that make sap like that? an evergreen with a lot of super sticky sap? Honestly curious. Sorry, dumb question after re-reading... I assume the boiling aspect of it all would make nearly any tree sap quite usable for the job! Good idea!

[@mattdixon2571]

I remember in an earlier episode he used some kind of sap as glue for the Bellows.

[@mm-rj3vo]

@@APeopleOSRS not stupid. It really does depend on the trees available in the area. Pine is best for that, as they are the trees that have the most resin in their sap. Pine trees are not always abundant or present in certain parts of the world. I may see them every day in the US, Europe, or northern Asia, but if the area he inhabits is super close to the equator, or a separate enough island, it may have very few pine. Or nah, and he just doesn't care much cuz he can always replace parts with a fair amount of elbow grease.

[@ugliest_handsome28]

This channel is the top of all primitive skill genre...the grinding took years from stone tools to iron tools...

[@StuffandThings_]

At this point its closer to pre-agricultural than primitive... What an epic journey, there's nothing else like it on KZbin

[@ilyabykov2437]

@@audreyforbes-hamilton5685 Team of construction workers with power tools behind the scenes

[@troy00114]

@@ilyabykov2437 i might accept a bunch of guys with wheelbarows and mayby a truck kept ofscreen but its hard to erase a lot of spores and keep the ground clear of traces.

[@nicholasbiddle7893]

@@ilyabykov2437 but there's video evidence of him single handedly building every thing you see

[@samalderman2721]

@@nicholasbiddle7893 lmao ik right, like how could ppl say this is fake when.. how tf you even get that shit out there wherever he is

[@6infinity8]

This has to be my favorite primitive technology channel. It's one of the rare channels that is legit. Keep up the hard work!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

I am so happy about that

[@ShadoFoxx]

Exactly! I absolutely love this channel. I'm always super excited when a new video gets uploaded 💜

[@warektv2624]

@@ShadoFoxx nie zesraj się

[@СамоучкаДмитрий]

Друг мой. Что меня поражает, так это твой основательный и последовательный подход!!!! Ты уже если делаешь, то ОСНОВАТЕЛЬНО, НАДЁЖНО И ФУНКЦИОНАЛЬНО!!!! Если вдруг цивилизация рухнет, то именно на таких как ты она возродится вновь!!!!

[@perisher1976]

чо, Адвокат Егоров и Григорий хуже?

[@СамоучкаДмитрий]

@@perisher1976 Адвокат Егоров не хуже. Но он активно использует технику. А этот даже если и использует инструменты, то самые примитивные!

[@ЕвгенийКемаев-ц1щ]

@@СамоучкаДмитрий полотно для пилы откуда взялось?

[@НиколайВедин-г7г]

@@ЕвгенийКемаев-ц1щ Тоже кстати удивился откуда у него пила, правда толщина полотна смущает, не похоже на заводское.

[@НиколайВедин-г7г]

@@perisher1976 Григорий отлично показывает как выжить, как максимально просто сделать себе укрытие и добыть огонь. А Адвокат не стремится к примитивным технологиям, он для души всё делает, чтобы всё выглядело просто и красиво.. В части выживания в средней полосе конечно Григорий больше полезного показывает. Каналы про выживание в тропическом лесу я смотрю больше развлекательный характер носят. Смотрел видео где один азиат неделю голодный себе хижину строил с черепичной крышей и ни одного теста в дождь, где вода через все щели бы текла.

[@trooper780]

Finally the waterwheel has it's use

[@alexjgilpin]

He did it! He's started to tap the waterwheel. Just imagine all of the things he can now make: a sawmill to cut wood with far less effort, a connecting rod to reach his bellows, or a water-driven pottery wheel. I'm reasonably confident that if he had copper he could make a solenoid, find some way to magnetize a piece of iron (or maybe find a piece of magnetite), then convert that rotational power to electrical power!

[@ShadoFoxx]

Oh my god that sounds AMAZING!!!!

[@LazureusFalcone]

I'm hoping for a water driven quern or grind mill for his rice/corn flour

[@StuffandThings_]

Electric power would only become useful in the faaaaar future, generating electricity and making use of it are a whole different thing. Plus, making a strong magnet isn't exactly easy and copper is a major pain to get and I doubt there's much abundant there. So that one might be off the table. Other than that though, there's a huge range of possibilities and all those suggestions are great (although some might be a significant amount of work to change the direction of rotation).

[@axeheadshot7793]

@@StuffandThings_ nah not that hard to change direction, he just needs to make beveled gears and then a rack and pinion slider, not too hard now that he has a grinding wheel

[@keithmoore5306]

do you have any idea of what it would take to forge a usable circular saw blade of that size? you're talking at least a 16 inch/ 32 centimeter perfectly flat disk blade but more likely a 20 inch for it to be worth the effort of making it and they have enough trouble making those reliably in factories!!

[@RollingAussenseiter]

Since Primitive Technology didn't upload any videos at all, I started binge-watching your channel! I love how you are able to make so much use out of bamboo and your skills. Wish we had bamboo in Germany, it just seems like such a diverse and perfect material for everything. It's crazy! I wish you all the best for 2022, I'll hope for many more videos where we can learn from you!

[@m.galangramadhan3518]

As asian i can say bamboo is the best given from God. Yes..with them we can make everything 😂. We can eat it, even we can use it as a weapon😂

[@jonschmidt1545]

Right! Ever since John Plant wrote his book, he stopped making any videos for Primitive Technology. This site is the best though.

[@tsheringwangchuk5037]

Me too

[@systemspecchecker]

As a born and raised Floridian i can confirm, Bamboo is godly and can be used for absolutely anything. I dried some peices and made beer steins from them for my Tiki bar. Always good to have a good strong patch nearby.

[@RollingAussenseiter]

@@jonschmidt1545 Just for your Information: John is still doing stuff in the background. He himself confirmed, that he's working on a TV-Show, but I guess Corona delayed everything. Also if I'm correct he's using his free time to make those videos, so he still has a "normal" Job. Btw, does anyone know about the Primitive Skills Guy? Is he really living in his house?

[@FirelordRob76]

greatest primitive human skills channel of all time. they should show these videos in every school on the planet.

[@dedeede4762]

You make these wooden machines so precise and beautiful Your woodworking skills never fail to amaze me, it's gorgeus

[@n0madfernan257]

more machines that uses the water wheel, can't wait

[@dearmas9068]

Yeah I get the feeling hes going to have several before long

[@DenzukoDomo]

Try looking up davinci's works and HTME

[@凌旌桂]

The concept of machine tool lathe can be extended with many tools, very good idea

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

that's also a good idea, thank you very much

[@ericarne05]

I would love to see more of what you do for food and how you prepare it

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Please wait and see in the next video

[@jyrgenruut]

You could try making some wooden gears. This would allow you to make higher rotation speed but with less torque for something like a spinning wheel. Or you could have a slower rotation speed but with more torque for something like a flour mill.

[@gomezgadgetyeharr9248]

Awww ...it makes me brain hurt... okay recapping.. to get the stone turning faster we need a smaller gear on the driveshaft ( waterwheel) turning a bigger gear on the stone wheel... just like on a bicycle huh?

[@jyrgenruut]

@@gomezgadgetyeharr9248 As an example, if we wish to get 2x higher speed for the whetstone, then the waterwheel side needs for example 20 teeth, and the whetstone side 10 teeth, because by the time the waterwheel has done one full 20 teeth rotation, the whetstone will have had to rotate 2x of the 10 teeth gear, thus, 2x the speed. However, the speed comes at the cost of torque, so it's not like one could make the whetstone insanely fast :)

[@StuffandThings_]

The one issue I see would be an extra source of friction, which is already plaguing the water wheel. Still within the realm of possibility though, and would be very useful for changing the axis of rotation as well.

[@yandongjiang4104]

I agree with you, and I think he also could fill some oil in the gap. This will reduce friction.

[@Mikhael1313]

Add gears to the grinding wheel to make it spin 3 to 4 times faster.

[@StanislavG.]

...and make it 3 to 4 times likely to stall :) Besides, to get this the only thing you need is a larger wheel (3 to 4 times) on the drive shaft and a length of rope to connect to the grinding stone shaft like a belt.

[@blackbobross499]

there's barely enough torque to keep up just adding 1-1.5 might fail what he needs is to reduce friction

[@UnholyBe4st]

@@blackbobross499 maybe then some metal rod in the grinding wheel instead of a wooden one. Im sure he will constantly evolve and go from wood to metal, piece by piece

[@StuffandThings_]

@@UnholyBe4st A metal water wheel would be amazing, but probably so difficult and time consuming as to not be worth it.

[@blackbobross499]

@@UnholyBe4st what might help and not take up to much time and effort would be to use smooth stones in between the brace and axle kinda like ball bearings and then you add some type of wood lacquer to the wood to reduce wear on the wood

[@martinitland]

It made me really happy to see that you have upgraded your cooking equipment!🤩 Those clay pots for boiling looks very well made considering the circumstances, and the meal you made looked good too!😊 I hope you can manage to enjoy all of what you have made, in the middle of us followers constantly asking for more😅 I sincerely hope that this project provides meaning and value to you for as long as you choose to continue. Rest assured that it does to a lot of your viewers!😊

[@FourScoreSevenYearsAgo]

You should make an attachment for the waterwheel that helps you spin pottery.

[@kameljoe21]

A kick wheel would be better. Now that he can pour concrete he can make a wheel with ease. He now understands how to clamp wood together and make bearings. Now he just need to find lubrication for those connections.

[@dianagoodson-fortner408]

I am totally impressed by what you have been doing. Just incredible. I'm learning so much. I love the machinery, the water wheel/stone tool...the forge is my favorite with the hollowed out log billow...wow! The cement you created from the earth, the pond and retaining walls, the rice rafts...the pottery and kiln. So many things, the fish breeding with the nursery habitat. Your skills are so amazing. Hunting the boar was scary, they are dangerous. The earth was made for man and you have turned a wild landscape into a paradise that produces everything a human needs to survive. What a beautiful life. Well done. Thank you so very much. Catching up on these older videos gives much insight to how you keep progressing forward. Simply put, I am amazed. Keep up the awesome work and may you always stay safe.

[@ShadoFoxx]

THE KING IS BACK! 💪🏻🤴🏻 I noticed you were hunting for fish and remembered how you released the fish that you had bred before back into the wild. Have you considered breeding more fish or maybe even crabs now that you have a large pond? I was also thinking that you could now attempt to make a fishing rod or a spear for spear fishing! That'd be fun to see! Greetings from Maryland, United States 🇺🇸

[@nezumischneider7552]

Could you give me a link to info about releasing the fish? I was wondering what happened to them but found nothing.

[@ShadoFoxx]

@@nezumischneider7552 All the info is in the newest video of his. Its called "My Fish Situation"

[@nezumischneider7552]

@@ShadoFoxx Ah, thanks. I hadn't watched that video yet at the moment of writing. ^.^

[@phrostbyte8260]

You should take your time and carve a large rock from the river into a perfect circle to use as the grind stone, also you need to use wood gears to connect it to the waterwheel so you can increase the ratio to get more speed.

[@bullpaxton2001]

Having watched this homestead from its inception it is looking absolutely amazing! I missed the finishing out of the lake but man what incredible progress from that first little house.

[@keyogen]

Need a video on those candelas. Good work on the Sharpening stone. I still think a sawmill would be vary useful. That way making planks or square cuts would be easier.

[@izumino6392]

初期の頃から観ていますが、これだけの物を一人で作り上げていくのに目を見張ります。

[@莊春祥]

可以在石輪製作時，在石漿完全凝固前，在外圈用之前破損的瓷器磨成顆粒填充上去，這樣的磨輪硬度會比較好，更耐磨。

[@dedeede4762]

Been wating for you to come up with something for the waterwheel Keep making this quality content bro

[@donaldbreil7103]

You are the best Jungle-Architect, i love all your precious Construktions and your Pics and Cuts are excellent, superb ...greets to Vietnam from 🇨🇭 Switzerland

[@Rouverius]

Great job. Glad to see it working so well! Lord bless you this new year.

[@arkdyyarotsky3327]

I think that this guy will build a spacecraft later, if he will get enough time

[@andrezweerus1612]

Yeah, probably also out of bamboo 🤣

[@montanus777]

getting an actual grindstone, that's hard enough to really grind the tools will be quite a challenge. i assume in your area the temperature never falls below 0° C, so using a method with frozen water/wet wood cracking a stone out of a rock isn't an option.

[@perisher1976]

откуда во Вьетнаме морозы???

[@Gin-toki]

He could make a stone from fired clay/ceramics, it will be more than good enough for grinding and substantially better than the concrete one.

[@montanus777]

@@Gin-toki the idea is interesting, but i'm not sure how good burning clay works with such an massive object. will the inner core really be properly fired? and what about it being brittle? _maybe_ there is a way with first burning clay, secondly crashing the burned clay into dust and thirdly mix this dust into concrete. but i'm neither sure how the concrete would react to the clay, nor if the end result wolud be harder than just the standard roman concrete.

[@PaleGhost69]

I have been waiting for you to put the wheel to work for over 8 months!

[@user-mx9vf9vk4p]

Ну результат честно говоря спорный , станок рабочий но явно требует приложения большей силы и к тому-же мне кажется что прототип колеса хоть и показал себя вполне работоспособным , но он крайне маломощен .

[@restuser1740]

Не прошло и нескольких лет... наконец-то хоть что-то.

[@mariailanipereira2712]

Não falo sua língua porém assisto seus vídeos,vejo uma grande oportunidade de você criar um gerador de energia elétrica com tanta frequência de água que jorra o tempo todo, pesquise mas e veja a possibilidade de você ter energia elétrica em sua casa com essa criação de uma roda giratória para lhe auxiliar em tudo que você faz parabéns 👏🏼

[@neila563]

Que vontade de visitar você, um dia🤩 Eu sonho com um lugar desse. Parabéns pelas suas habilidades, vc é ótimo 🥰🥳👏👏👏🏕🏞🏊‍♀️

[@LL-rn8rn]

Have been waiting for such act for months. Finally into primitive industrial period

[@elikaelkario1967]

It is a wonder that you have managed to get so far all on your own, you are an inspiration my friend. keep up the good work!

[@parlainthtownie85]

32:41 Ah-ha! I saw that. You cracked a smile. You actually smiled. I don't think you have ever done that before. Catching a smile out of you is harder than getting a smile out of Kanye.

[@O84396]

発想が頭良すぎる！ 今回も素晴らしい動画をありがとうございました！

[@87_North]

man the happiness on your face at 32:48 is priceless. all that hard work, and seeing it in action. great job!

[@damiandelgado5965]

Muy buen trabajo, te sigo desde el comienzo y siempre tuve ganas de ver cómo convives con los animales potencialmente peligrosos, si es que hay alguno Saludos desde Argentina

[@DANRUS.]

Приветствую!) Я как постоянный зритель твоего канала, хочу посоветовать сделать для точильного камня редуктор! Сделать два шкива, один маленький, второй большой, что бы обороты на точильном камне были большие, от водяного колёса и тогда будет как надо!) Ремни можно так же сплести самому, как ты обувь себе делал, а шкивы проточить, на том месте где сейчас стоит точильный камень! Веть это самый настоящий примитивный токарный станок уже)) И все трущиеся места не водой надо смазывать а рыбьим жиром, рыба то под боком есть, и с чешуи соскоблить жир, он уже как смазочный материал подойдёт! Удачи в проекте=)

[@Юрийсулима-д5ч]

круто! в следующей серии будет создан автомобиль 😀

[@unitedstatesofmordor]

With that water wheel running so well, I'm thinking, maybe, saw mill mechanism and forge automation coming soon?

[@улафитай]

токарный станок давай, поставь туда шестерни как на мельнице, и ускорь, и делай токарный станок

[@StuffandThings_]

YES! I (along with many other folks I believe) have been suggesting a grinding wheel attachment pretty much since the water wheel was built. Can't wait to see the improvements in tool production and what you can achieve with some nice sharp iron tools. More intricate carpentry, perhaps?

[@blackbway]

he has really big fishes in the pond. i guess the water is too high for him to catch them easily, so he took the easy way to the streem. If you watch his year in review video, posted maybe last week or the week before, you will see when he catch all the big fishes before he referbrish the the pond and store them in a sink near the waterwheel. he returned them when the pond was completed.

[@user-er9ui2vn5h]

Почему бы не запустить рыбу в пруд? Раньше же разводил...!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Please wait and see in the next video

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[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

thanks, Wish you health

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[@restarting_krnl]

Primitive Industry should be the name of the channel

[@Сергей-ь1з8с]

Нужны примитивные ,деревянные шестерни ! Повысиш обороты. И замени круг из фигни на круг из камня...и будет тебе счастье !

[@nekoreaper777]

it's amazing how he's made ALL of the stuff that he uses, and still manages to make them all look absolutely AMAZING

[@veraluciacomper2211]

Vc merece aplausos 👏 👏 👏, é muito inteligente.

[@KnowArt]

can't like more than two times. So a comment it is. great work!

[@maraisagoncalves5506]

Você é incrível! Parabéns por ser tão inteligente! Adoro assistir seus vídeos... o Brasil ama seu trabalho!

[@procrastinationdomination645]

I’d love to see you make a loom and use it to make new clothes!

[@accionalpina]

Excelente trabajo 👍👌

[@genegeoffreymiraflor581]

You can raise fish there in a man-made pond! That would be great. So you have food whenever you need it. You can raise chicken too. Dove or pigeons beside fruits and vegetables for daily need. I enjoyed your superb ideas! Thank you so much!

[@paulmcclaren1202]

Nice to see the grinding wheel. You awesome. One small suggestion. Make some oil or grease and you will get less strain on the water wheel and the friction of grinding tools won't slow it down as much. You could also make a larger end on the water wheel that goes to a smaller end on the stones axle and get an increase in speeed. Just an idea. Again, you are amazing.

[@agrimmell2]

agreed, gearing would be a nice improvement to up the rpm on the stone wheel or any other attachment in the future. He should have plenty of torque on the water wheel

[@Nzpure]

Yea fully agree. Some bees wax, animal fat if you keeping it primitive. But it would reduce the stress on all the rotating parts and speed everything up.

[@karljacobs794]

love the old school carpentry skills

[@phyose4793]

If you want, you can convert the monjolo into a more modern version called the watermill. This way it can grind up your rice and other grains more finely, more quickly, and you won't have to pull the flow of water away to power it. You just have to hook it up to the water wheel. The only difficulty of it will be to do the math properly to get the gears to link up well. This was first invented and used in china from the year 30 AD, so it's been around for a while.

[@StuffandThings_]

Oh damn, he's starting to reach levels of technology from less than 2,000 years ago! Now *that* is certainly an impressive feat if he can do it, like 10000 years of technological progress all right before our eyes.

[@thefinesthobbo4524]

Wonderful video, I didnt think about making the grind wheel out of cement. If you are going the route of making this, something you could make to upgrade your blacksmithing is a Stump Anvil and Stump Horn. Both of these will make your metalworking skills truly shine. Just a tip from one smith to another. Keep up the great work

[@ZenevYT]

Por fin, este video lo espere bastante :) hace tiempo veia tus videos pero cometí el error de pensar que me había suscrito y no era asi, y me perdí mucho tiempo tus videos pero ahora ya estoy suscrito :), gracias, exitos y bendiciones amigo.

[@saintenciel]

Next time if you harvest a soybean, or ground 🌰 you can make vegetable oil from it, just for your food variant 😉, dry it on the sun for couple of days then fry it with hot sand and press it.

[@ruthpereira4804]

Já estamos no Ano Novo. Cadê a camisa.nova que lhe ofereceram? rsrsrsrs.... Path, você é genial, me surpreendo com a sua criatividade, creio que a pedra funcionará melhor com a maior rotação. Tudo de bom pra você e sua família neste novo ano. A Bradileira 🇧🇷

[@kadena9273]

This guy is super skilled .. he built all this alone.. imagine 4-5 people like him together .they would build a palace in this jungle .

[@Tinker_Nerd]

How effective is the grinding wheel? It looks like it crumbles easily, and I wonder how long it would last/how effectively it would sharpen your tools, but I'm no expert

[@dearmas9068]

Hes dragging it up the sharp side of the blade rather than against it. Not as effective for sharpening, but it should help it last while still doing the job. If it were a true whetstone he could do it either way, and get excellent results.

[@cecilcooper6210]

@@dearmas9068 Often I use the first cut against the blade and drag the last cut for the finer, honing effect. It removes the burr from the edge.

[@dearmas9068]

@@cecilcooper6210 right on. I dont think he will have that option with this wheel.

[@thefinesthobbo4524]

its made of cement essentially, so it will crumble over time with use, but a real whetstone would have taken weeks to chisel. On the flip side, the cement wheel is easily replaceable, just a new mold and some time to dry and make smooth again and its back in action

[@virginiadelcarmenrojaslope1808]

Dios te de mas sabiduría para que pronto tengas luz eléctrica. Te felicito amigo eres muy inteligente. Feliz año nuevo

[@andregaucho2517]

Parabéns você é magnífico, sempre com os melhores vídeos, ficou muito bom excelente ferramenta para afinar um rebolo com a força da roda d'água muito inteligente parabéns. André, Rio grande do Sul Brasil 🇧🇷

[@ultra-rural]

ta longe da excelência mano tnc

[@cynthialopez2529]

ANOTHER NEW YEAR 🕊️ LOVE YOUR DRESS CODE PLEASE YOURSELF NOT OTHERS 👍

[@Indie_Outlaw]

Strangely this isn’t showing up on your list of videos!

[@RollingAussenseiter]

I think it may be unlisted, because you see how he kills fishes or something! But I'm not sure at all

[@Luvlylexus]

Another amazing creation. Thank you for the awesome vlog.

[@anubis007980]

it would not hurt to make a gearbox to increase the speed of rotation of the grindstone

[@luiz3620]

He also needs to correct the rotation of the weel,it's getting stuck while rotating, maybe it's bent somewhere or he just need to round the intersections a little.

[@montanus777]

higher rotational speed -> lower power

[@cynthialouth5192]

I have missed seeing your videos.

[@Vlad-Gromov]

Надо сделать редуктор

[@AL-ri6bk]

This guy can make anything. Skillls

[@DustyB0i]

The area you’re in seems extremely peaceful

[@valarmorghulis8139]

Someday I will become a farmer like you.

[@mariabravo5511]

En verdad éste lugar es maravilloso parece un paraíso y cada trabajo que haces es espectacular. Saludos y un afectuoso saludo desde mí bella Venezuela 🇻🇪

[@Palerider1942]

I would suggest a Lubricating system for your bearings, water would probably work fine for a while but if you are able to tap into oils that would work alot better, although i beleive extracting oils takes some considerable work at teh Tech era you are working in. another alternative if you could get work on it is capture the Wood Gas from the charcoal. run that through a tank of water and you will get Creosote which (while being a decent wood sealant, biocide and fungicide) will help lubricate the bearings. a final alternative would be to create a form of soap from wood ash by putting the ash into water, filtering off the solids and keeping the liquid. this now contains a mixture of hydroxides which will turn any fat or oils into soap, even the oils from your skin or, more suited to larger production, oils from the fish you were able to catch.

[@alexanderjamesINC]

You should add gears to the water wheel so that your whetstone will turn faster in a drier season. Make the gears removable though, so that in a rainy season you can take the gears off and it will turn at a regular speed.

[@zahidzahid5109]

epic and nice to see some caveman machines

[@maurotamayo4520]

Mi amigo tu si disfrutas de la verdadera riqueza ..saludos desde colombia.

[@dragonpug1452]

not a single video has ever disappointed

[@phreddeigh]

I used to be full of unplaced anger at society.. these videos bring me peace. Thank you for changing my life.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, wish you all the best!

[@scottfree641]

All I keep thinking is I'd build some dowel rod gearing and forge a primitive saw blade for that water wheel. Yeah I might not cut very fast but you could cut uniform lumber though.

[@Kanifol_Master]

жду когда он уже построит ракету и полетит выживать на марсе )!

[@lolabunny9317]

Dude went from stone age to Neolithic age real quick!

[@margotlainhurley2380]

Now the wheel looks black this guy is nuts

[@FourthRoot]

I'm glad to see you're finally putting that wheel to good use. A grinding wheel is just the start. You can also build a spinning wheel, billows, a powered saw, etc.

[@ryandepp7640]

6:55 imagine you’re just a fish chilling in the water, when all of a sudden the wrath of God comes down on you

[@Dutch779]

😂😂😂

[@mrMacGoover]

Now you just need a up-down saw mill to make cutting boards and planks easier. ( :

[@summerstorm5652]

I was wondering if that beautiful water-wheel was ever going to become part of something far greater! 😀 This is a great start.

[@michaelhixson6939]

WOOT!! Talk about a tech increase. I have always been impressed with how you sharpen with stones. Your patience and dedication are exceptional!

[@HuongNguyen-zo9fw]

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[@KingOfLeeYT]

Finally! You connect it to something

[@antwhite684]

How the time flies. I remember wake back when you lived in a cave.

[@anordinaryman6017]

my fav by a mile great skills makes me fell happy and relaxed

[@赛套]

Use your water wheel to conduct electricity to get light💡.

[@pornhub1]

finaly using the water wheel, nice

[@scarmix8978]

Try to add some gears to the where the grindstone and waterwheel meets. It should increase the rpm of the grindstone

[@user-xo2lx1lu4s]

Оооо автоматизация! Вот это по нашему