Full video! Iron upgrading, forging hammer, daggers, spearheads and tools necessary for survival

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

She's great, I'll find her to be my wife Her channel is: "Free Life" 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZzPanyMlqqcldk 😍

[@nikolimoon6165]

Please make a blacksmith hut and a storage hut soon Edit: also please make a cart of some kind to move things around easier, also make an anvil and clay bucket with a handle

[@eldermartins3220]

I'm sure both of you together can craft children. I think you're way better than her anyway, since she uses civilization equipment.

[@shugarssilhouette8275]

Primitive Skills nothing so primitive about the tool&shelter she use”free life”.waste of time!!

[@RovingPunster]

47:01 you left out a key step in the footage ... you jumped straight from consolidating and hot cutting the bloom directly to putting a handle on your already finished hammer head. SUGGESTION: I recommend reforging your hammer to change it from an hour-glass shape into a blacksmith's cross-peen. In conjunction with a viking style steel 'stump anvil' a cross peen hammer would greatly concentrate the force of your blows and improve your ability to refine and move unrefined bloomery steel with greater ease.

[@vyranlaise8356]

Leather works better for bellows. Then again I've never heard of feathers. Love the fact you have a Walmart in your backyard. I'm go down to the local rubber tree and get some rubber lol that's great. I was worried about your feet hitting the log. One mistake and it could be bad news for a while but you changed up. Good thinking! Living out so far it's hard to get help if something goes wrong. I've seen to may accident. And had my share too. Great job thanks for sharing your video's.

[@legoobi-wankenobi3080]

One of the three actual primitive survival channels on youtube. None of that pool/house nonsense.

[@jerome1lm]

I know primitive technology, which is the third one?

[@sham8127]

The pool house videos are great, dont compare since their channel only focuses on architecture and builds

[@evaphan2720]

@@jerome1lm I'd rather say Zach Callison is one of the actual primiitive survival channel.

[@evaphan2720]

FUCK, HOW DID I PUT IN ZACH CALLISON, I MEANT CHAD ZUBER WTF

[@karamelflan]

@@evaphan2720 drunk Ena moment

[@telfordguy34uk]

And in the next episode, he'll be showing us how to build a particle accelerator using bamboo and tree resin lol. What a legend.

[@herensugue]

With the right knowledge and enough time i wouldn't be surprised if he did

[@johnmccauley4533]

How about a foxhole radio

[@gavinsonsalla9319]

Let's hope he doesnt put it in a photonic resonance chamber

[@gavinsonsalla9319]

That he probably built out of palm leaves

[@telfordguy34uk]

@@johnmccauley4533 All he needs is some copper ore and he's half way there lol

[@leomarrah]

Hammering your edge into the fresh stalk is a brilliant way of edge hardening. I don’t how many people have noticed that a lot of what your doing in this whole process is a combination of modern metallurgy and ancient techniques, but this whole process is mind blowing and amazing to watch. You make it look simple when it is a very hard process to do correctly.

[@lorigulley9458]

Fresh stock, not stalk....

[@jasoncutlip950]

No Lori it's stalk. Lol. Like corn stalk.

[@jasoncutlip950]

I 100% agree Leo

[@mrkiky]

It would only harden if it's high enough carbon steel, which I can't imagine how it would be.

[@kcreyesmaquilan9741]

Here in the Philippines alot of the blacksmith long ago would stick the blade into a banana tree and leave it for a few days

[@levistoner]

Would have liked to have seen more of the forging process of the iron blooms. Went from splitting the bloom into two smaller easier to manage pieces then suddenly they are a pair of forged ingots in the next shot, kinda suspect.

[@joe_malott]

Agreed. Each of the metal processes seemed to skip important steps. Like how did he forge ingots out into long rods to make tongs. He didn't show at least a montage of that along the way,

[@nickcavanaugh9586]

his tongs are bamboo

[@tigertaill]

In my opinión he do not show this because is fake. Its the most important step of the video and he skipped?

[@lukepassek426]

sadly most of these vids are fake because if the metal isn’t cooled almost immediately it is very brittle and prone to cracking

[@ThorirPP]

What do you mean? where in the video does it suddenly jump to forged ingots?

[@theocross7356]

He’s just doing a speed run of humanity

[@originalinfantry7333]

Minecraft pro

[@shrekevin7608]

Technically life is just minecraft hardcore on peaceful

[@ironninja9873]

Hshsushsushsus

[@gamingmix9798]

that sound like dr.stone

[@justacommonegg3714]

@theultimatexperience That s deep

[@jrw3813]

This may ruffle some feathers, but watching this man make these primitive tools like this, I completely understand how America lost the war in Southeast Asia... This man has dedication to his goal and no arrogance of industrialism. Its a brilliant lesson

[@frozencancukfinearts]

He never says a word yet teaches us so much. This gentleman is brilliant.

[@我家羊排]

Hey! grow up.

[@professionalwetard4910]

@@我家羊排 Hey! Shut up!

[@5KIMB]

@@我家羊排 ok

[@maassrddd]

This is 10 times better then watching movies

[@MyNameIsJeff-W]

38:45 *_[Primitive_Skills has entered the Iron Age!]_* _Iron Forging increases 1.0 to 1.0._ Plus the fact that he went straight to iron age before even skilling up shoe making.

[@aohige]

Yeah, the lack of bronze tools made the first iron tool making hell of a lot harder. This is iron age entry on hard mode. Skipping from primitive age to iron age is rough for the starter. Once he has those iron tools though, the next forging iron ingots got 10x easier. Just shows the modern scientific knowledge of metallurgy makes all the difference!

[@KaosFireMaker]

@@aohige fun fact, several tribes in Africa did exactly that, and never had a bronze age.

[@tailslessons9634]

Forget Iron Age. He straight up made STEEL! Quite frankly, this guy should be the one writing boy scout manuals and survival guides, because he is a god.

[@nitrouspaladin531]

Speed run, bro, we don't need shoes

[@amberlebooker3943]

Who needs shoes?

[@Demi4th]

It’s 2am and now I want to make my own iron.

[@iWh15tl3]

Lol

[@donmiracsama5825]

It's 4.10 am here. Hah loser..

[@Max-ou3jt]

@@donmiracsama5825 7:02, can't sleep yet :'c

[@doinjo7096]

12 for me

[@blackg0076]

no you dont , its a world of pain .

[@rcredmon]

Watching him make the gasket for the blower out of feathers was amazing.

[@paulferry7791]

I was thinking he wasn't making a bellow so much as an iron age Fleshlight.

[@jefferylivingston9003]

EXACTLY ""

[@djpp2305]

Whoever first figured this out like 3000 years ago is a freaking legend.

[@grigoriyefimovichrasputin7897]

Being exposed to the elements for a long time does things to ya.

[@benjamin5303]

It's said that it was found by accident

[@Tyndaal604]

Most of these things were found via a bi product of trying something else, repeatedly over thousands of years haha, imagine trying to think of a wheel without knowing what a wheel was. That's almost impossible without the education and basic understanding of physics. Whereas back then they were just trying stuff out! Amazing stuff. It was said the wheelbarrow was amongst the first great ingenious way to transport multitudes of heavy items and that dates back to around 231 AD.

[@ValentinaVaccotti]

First primitive guy that I see wearing a shirt.

[@ScrootanBootan]

Valentina Vaccotti new sub

[@Shinpei00]

ur right

[@VladislavDrac]

That one's a gift from the “Gods”

[@edwoodcon9039]

You are right .I also think why they don't wear shirts

[@wth12345]

He is just showing how the iron might be made in older days

[@tobiramasenju6302]

Primitive skills: makes tools Everyone: he's ahead of our time

[@scottirving4183]

He has a magic hacksaw blade that is invisible. Pretty rivet anyway.

[@atsz.]

With the way things are going in our world, he might in fact be ahead of his time

[@scottirving4183]

@@atsz. Yippy party down!

[@scottirving4183]

@@atsz. Sorry about my attitude. Flippant right wing jokers have a saying that in certain places everyone is equally miserable yet this guy gets the clean modest girl just for putting on a nice show. None of it is true. The cliff in the background is ...................nevermind

[@potatoboy549]

A nomad would be shitting himself in amazement if he was able to use the iron hammers we have now. We’d be in awe using the stone hammers they used to have. We are devolving, and it’s all the government’s plan. Wake up.

[@killawatt8243]

Had no idea where he was going with the feathers but afterwards my jaw just dropped lol

[@PotionsMaster666]

Ikr, used it as an O-ring ...... Ingenious

[@__sunspot23]

The echoing of the hammer in the background really creates the sense of an epic story unfolding!

[@alejandrohernanadez4045]

I can't live knowing the fact that there is a man playing literal Minecraft in real life

[@Scratat]

His HardCore Mode

[@davidmcdermott1405]

It's nothing like playing minecraft, minecraft is so easy

[@nathanenfinger9559]

We all know who'll definitely survive the apocalypse from watching all of his videos that he has done

[@lukebrito4279]

I was thinking the exact same thing

[@lukebrito4279]

Its like rlcraft

[@megbustamante99]

It started with that airblower and a charcoal, fun watching this guy making something out of nothing. Thank you so much.

[@derekkoki6751]

I watched several of this guy's videos and found him to be amazing when he crafted using wooden and stone implements. Then he further amazed me with his wood working using metal blade implements. Then I watched the episode where he showed him forging the wood saw,making the wood planer, and then I noticed that his machete also is self made. Freaking awesome. Creating concrete bricks and mixing his own mortar, I'm blown away!

[@YanoshRagauld]

Hahahaha. We'll put. And ditto. Me and me mate cold watched it together by chance, yea,. We said the same.

[@TieuCaFarm]

I am your neighbor, from Vietnam, I always watch your videos, very good, hello everyone who loves Primitive Skills

[@syahkrezankasim2910]

I've wasted 1 hour of my time. And its bloody worth it. Good on you. One of the best channel in youtube. Good job.

[@samuelgamato971]

If it was worth it then why did you say you wasted it? 🤣

[@dreamisbetterthentechno3199]

@@samuelgamato971 exactly an hour enjoyed is a hour never wasted

[@hellboy7424]

Respect. The best words I can say is: a huge respect for this man. That...and thanks.

[@Imru_gamer]

Absolutely, and he has so much patience to do this.

[@SithSamLive]

I would have respect for him if he actually did what he says he's doing. Instead he's faked and lied about all the hard things he's "accomplished". Some of his content has been entertaining to watch but the whole making steel and iron tools is infuriating because of how it's obviously faked.

[@hellboy7424]

@@SithSamLive Well I guess I'll be a weird guy but I respect him more ... than the haters and trolls who criticize with their ass in a toilet bowl. And on top of that, those idiots allow themselves the luxury of calling him "fake" without having done anything in their life. Can you believe it?

[@SithSamLive]

@@hellboy7424 I do have some respect for him because he has accomplished a great deal legitimately but any blacksmith or anyone that knows a little about metal and how it's made can tell that this was fake. Now if he made a full uncut version then I'd believe him but I can't see someone getting iron that's high enough quality without folding it a ridiculous amount which would make him end up with a whole lot less than he started with not more than he started with. He ended up having more iron from that bloom than is possible with primitive tools.

[@jkjkhardcore666]

@@SithSamLive this is exactly how medieval europe did it, and they produced low to medium quality steel. They used clay charcoal and whatever like he did, if you look up the history of steel you'll see that since medieval times they process is pretty much the same only with better tools chaorcoal gas efficiency. He hammered the thing about 5-6 times in the video if you even watched it. If you don't believe this then you are a moron, because this is a clear progression video.every step of the way, and in the close up you even see the roughnsurface and hammer rock smashing and the steel ingots he produced he produced also have it. Again if you doubt this you have no idea how medieval smithing was done, and you have no idea the history of steel making nor do you have any idea how they beat the slag off repearedly like he shows in the video. Calling this fake is a clear indication of just that.

[@cindyleehaddock3551]

Love your series! In these dark days it is so refreshing to have SOMEONE remind us that we are intelligent beings, and if we remember all that boring stuff we had to memorize in school, we CAN survive with just our brains and what we have, not what we lack. So positive! This makes all my watching educational television come together into something that makes sense, and no words needed. Thanks again!

[@levyata8964]

Ah yes, Algebra, philosophy and french. Glad i had to study those. Must-haves for survival

[@davidmckay9558]

@@levyata8964 I was going to make a similar comment. Well done.

[@udaypaswanpaswan6888]

.... M.?

[@Kaleki935]

Thank God I can tell you McCarthyism is bad, or whatever. Because that's exactly what we're explicitly told to think in school, but I couldn't tell you how to create mortar, how to weave rope, how to smelt metal or ANYTHING useful without learning it after graduation! Modern schooling is social indoctrination, little else. I know E=mc², so I MUST be more intelligent than the person making these videos, right?

[@technospotato7106]

@@Kaleki935 There's a reason you aren't currently living in a grass hut right now.

[@qwerty0995]

Это так захватывающе он сделал такие полезные инструменты из ничего, аж самому захотелось сделать что-то полезное

[@danielgogoy6757]

Ага, но в итог пошлешь все к черту на начальном этапе подбора пенька))))

[@qwerty0995]

@@danielgogoy6757 ахахахаа да

[@pauljs75]

The humble-brag when you have a good map seed with a resource rich starting location, and can tech-rush past other players that started the game earlier than you.

[@DownLain]

yeah no shit I spawned in a snow biome with only spruce. Have to travel so far to get all the resources required

[@ScrootanBootan]

ColdFishey I spawned in a Mesa how about that huh? It took me a day to get a base down

[@jimslim8759]

Fredus 1 I spawned in the middle of an ocean on a island and had to go over 200 blocks of drown infested water to get to a island with 2 trees

[@ocehazz0713]

Now all he needs is some flint and some obsidian to go to the nether

[@hzq-yg8bj]

Lmao only a normie would talk about video games while watching a guy doing it IRL

[@KatherineUribe-1]

That little valley is paradise. It has everything primitive man could want or need. No wonder people settled there long ago. I believe it's relatively temperate, also. I'm very impressed with this gentleman's skill set. You'd absolutely want him if you were stranded on a desert island.

[@sycodeathman]

It's not just temperate, it's tropical dude.

[@nowheat7987]

By the way he uses bamboo and large amounts of water for rice pattys i dont think hed be very usefull in a desert

[@lkkrv00rm3]

Id rather have you if id get stranded on an island

[@monkemonke7817]

@@nowheat7987 she means a deserted island

[@TheEyeOfHorus69]

but without you,no man can repopulate humanity

[@MrBlind0]

next year: "Full video! Electricity upgrading, assembly own internet,rocket and particle accelerator necessary for researches

[@zhck-krodank5709]

𝚆𝚑𝚑𝚊𝚑𝚑, 𝚝𝚘 𝚖𝚞𝚌𝚑 𝚙𝚕𝚊𝚢 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝙶𝙰𝙼𝙴 𝚃𝙷𝙴 𝚆𝙾𝚁𝙻𝙳 𝚃𝙷𝚁𝙴𝙴 𝙲𝙰𝙻𝙻 𝚃𝙾 𝙿𝙾𝚆𝙴𝚁 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tantai62]

😂

[@coockiemonster8344]

particle accelerator is a nether portal too

[@nguyenthesongtoan]

🤣🤣🤣

[@unforkyours3lf730]

Those are down grades

[@SWatson410]

I am continually amazed by your hand-eye coordination and the fact that you still have all your toes.

[@survivalskills7184]

Looking at idols makes me really want to go back to making videos, if this comment has a lot of likes I will do it. thanks

[@54667991]

Just do it anyway, why do you need to get a bunch of likes to start making videos again?

[@trulyidkman]

@@54667991 good point

[@happmonkeyballs]

Likes are meaningless.

[@Veggamattic]

I loved your videos

[@seventhunders9741]

Fun even if we can just watch, but its a dream to make metals and useful and beautiful tools and other trinkets, Jewel mounts

[@robbematthys8213]

I know I'm going to sound like a hater, but I just can't believe this video. When we see hem melting the iron, the end product seems the be sponge iron, but somehow, after simply bashing it with a stone for a while, he gets a pure steal ingot with straight edges on all sides and an incredibly round hammerhead. The axe also sounds like it's made out of steal when he drops the axehead when cutting the iron. Also he somehow manages to craft a steal knife out of an ignot with only a crude hammer, and somehow that knife has an incredibly pointy en straight end used to fasten it to the handle, again fairly unbelievable. When sharpening the knife we also see him dulling the blade, but somehow a shot later, it's a perfectly sharpend knife. There's a lot more to sharpening a crude steel knife than just grinding it on a rock. I can't help but not believe a single thing done in this video, everything, from the pure powders iron ore, to the incredible feats of craftsmanship not shown but needed to make these tools raise my suspicions. I can see that he did indeed use techniques that can actually be used to make these things, but he didn't seem to have mastered them to the point of being capable of making them himself. Oh, and comments on another video mentioned you can't make steal with sharcoal like this, it's just not hot enough. And he quenched the iron at totally the wrong time, so it should've been to brittle te even hammer. If I've made some mistakes, English is not my first or second language.

[@MsStonedAgin]

All fair points! During actual (Pre)History, humans only achieved the amazing feats we did because of collective intelligence and specialization. But these Primitive Technology hobbyists are usually working solo, so it's understandable when they have to take shortcuts, so long as they're not too agregious.

[@ichisichify]

the reason why you can't believe what you're seeing here is that you're right and these kinda "primitive builds" channels are almost all phoneys. the *original* Primitive Technology channel is the only one that doesn't fake their builds, because he actually documents every part of the process.

[@poloulan4672]

The man! Full stop. . Made his own machete... made his own steel. AMAZING!

[@alexandernaundorf22]

Iron not Steel

[@solidnoel]

@@alexandernaundorf22 steel is iron with carbon, with the method he uses the iron picks up a lot of carbon during the smelting process, it's the same method the Japanese use to make steel for katanas

[@sethraelthebard5459]

@@solidnoel Agreed. The smelting process he used likely produced a material more akin to steel than wrought iron. Steel is shiny, Iron not so much.

[@hacgarimman9660]

That chainsaw cut is just phenomenal!

[@klingenschmidt9261]

Imagine what this guy could do if he went on for as long as he wanted with 500 people. He could literally start a civilization.

[@videofudge]

Takes more than you think to unite a large group of people

[@if66was99]

I think (I think.....) that's kind of the point. He's not showing how primitive peoples came up with all these concepts... He's showing the hard work and effort that it took to do it. You would NEVER have ONE GUY start a farm/ homestead on his own. He would have his wife, maybe children, parents, brothers and sisters, their spouses, their children. They would BE a small (or larger) community. And some would be farmers, some would blacksmith, some would cut and gather wood.bamboo, some would find iron ore, some would make charcoal, lime, some would fish, etc. Division of Labor.

[@jefferylivingston9003]

Yes"" make him the chief of his own tribe"" awesome "

[@garethbaus5471]

@@videofudge groups of approximately 130 people or less can generally function without any formal organization .

[@videofudge]

Function in which capacity? What is "formal organisation"?

[@KatherineUribe-1]

I wish I knew what kind of hardwood he used, and the names of all the plants. Other than bamboo, I'm lost. I wonder how much of what he's done was learned from his parents and/or community, how much he researched and decided to try, and how much was his own invention born of necessity. I find the processes mesmerizing. Thanks for the great content!

[@jefferylivingston9003]

EXACTLY " I ask myself the same questions "I was thinking it" but you spoke it" & well stated " thanks

[@sharxM16]

rotan

[@davidcurry7801]

I have been an artist blacksmith making things out of iron. But this really impressed me. Making iron out of raw ore from rocks. And all the tools to work it with. Wow

[@cpoco65]

Wow the Amazon delivery guy delivered the perfect matel midway in video that was really good help for this guy

[@Kalveren]

THOSE ECHOES WHEN HE SMACKS STUFF IS SO AWESOME.

[@FRDDPFAL]

Like a power coming from Sun Tzu and hes warhammer warriors ancestors

[@johnnypeng5573]

Especially that scene where the camera is focused on a stalk of grass (wheat...? I honestly can't recognize plants) while he's hammering

[@austinharris2961]

I'm honestly amazed at how durable bamboo is when it comes to handling hot metal

[@dylconnaway9976]

I’m amazed at how durable my stomach is when it comes to handling hot pockets.

[@ryangonzales7716]

@@dylconnaway9976 lmfao

[@FinznFowl82]

Bamboo is still used as scaffolding in Asian countries. Supposedly it can be better than steel if its built correctly. I think there's a youtube video about it.

[@someguy3861]

@@FinznFowl82 pound for pound, bamboo is a tad stronger than steel in the ways that matter for building structures.. It's just also really, really light.

[@if66was99]

Bamboo is really so amazing! Tongs for hot metal, he makes irrigation pipes out of it, Zip Ties for tieing down roof palms, baskets, fences for fish or building fish pond walls, built his whole (first) hut out of it.

[@zacharyzier314]

56:05 “And now to test the sharpness of your blade I will cut into this cane” 56:15 “It will cut”

[@tuji563]

finally a forged in fire reference

[@psychoh7329]

Wrong channel

[@mehmetseyit7210]

To show you the power of flex tape ı saw this wood in half!

[@bkc7228]

But will it kill

[@TheBetoMan]

Like 🧈 ez pz

[@MsAlfred1996]

The transition at 49:43 looks suspicious. The last time we had seen the iron mass before that it was really far from what we can see in 49:50. Also, look at the nice cut un the right-hand piece It does look hand-made, but it is far away from the last point we had seen the hot mass.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, nice to receive your feedback, wish you and your family good health

[@bogdanionita9652]

Also the transition at 1:13:24 from a normal wood handle to a really polished one with another metal bit sorounding the handle where the blade meets it. there's too huge a cut there

[@MsAlfred1996]

@@bogdanionita9652 Missed that one. That is a HUGE one indeed

[@mattweger437]

Me:*falls out of airplane* *Lands next to bamboo alive* "Hell yeah I got this!"

[@MrAhme63]

Lost reference

[@luffytaro-san5074]

This guy had a combination of two level of knowledge, ancient living skill + basic modern science knowledge's.

[@jeremygable1161]

"modern science" is very relative here. There was nothing in that video (other than his clothing) that wasn't being done in the early Iron Age. Knowing how to spot iron in rocks and smelt it is still pretty ancient knowledge. As such, it's really only "modern" if compared to the Stone Age or Bronze Age. I spent 18 months living in the jungle of Palawan, Philippines, and the indigenous tribal people there have been working with steel since sometime before the Spanish invade over 400 years ago. And they've got an extremely primitive way of life. No modern technology necessary.

[@cainas80]

I really enjoy watching your videos thanks for coming back to make more!

[@cans456]

is that you at 24:17?

[@AppliedCryogenics]

This is my favorite Primitive Skills video, which got me hooked on the whole series! Great camera work, great primitive work, beautiful country. Thanks for documenting all this hard work. It's very inspiring! I'd be interested in a "behind the scenes" video, covering the research, any time spent "back in town", any experts you spoke to for advice.

[@RedMoonsEcho]

If you are skilled enough to carve out that wheel you can build you some wooden gears to make a wind powered forge or even a water powered. And you can do it all with wood. The gear making would be a bit complex but it is possible

[@seventhunders9741]

He already know I would say, guys got time and enthusiasm with resources

[@ELHAUKEZ]

Much too weak stuff, his fuigo is stronger has more pressure

[@justincasey_grabbederpussy6756]

Ash Miller If you are skilled enough to tell someone else how to do it then you’re obviously great at it. Just make us a video of how he should do it. It looks like he needs advice, from a skilled survivalist such as yourself, on how to build and survive in the wild.🙄🖕🏻

[@esyrekgamhs]

@@justincasey_grabbederpussy6756 you are such a whiner. the guy is making a compliment to mr. Primitive Skills, if you are that thick to understand that then please go back to school.

[@leprechuan9393]

@@justincasey_grabbederpussy6756 I dont understand why your being an ass about this hes was suggesting things

[@liamreeves4946]

24:19 he just YEETED that frog

[@ceevy8173]

I think hes afraid of the frog wahahaha

[@ayangaming2079]

28:25

[@peelleep2628]

He's not a fan of living things

[@prthviharishtc7295]

Small YEET tho

[@mortimerwright4826]

I think that was a toad

[@albertbm3105]

The primitives humans also were miners, without minery the civilization would be impossible. Regards from a miner !! ...

[@azimeosmansaimon3268]

Thumbs up from Borneo.. U did a good job studying the iron smelting from Africa. It is practicaly useful and easiest way.

[@SERVCE_F_HpE]

I love watching these types of videos while overlaying them with age of empires soundtrack.

[@Cloud.Strife]

just missing the occasional villagers voices lmao construir Amurmindu das ich soll

[@news4billy]

So satisfying, so glad that you did this transition from stone to metal video. BIG thumbs up and looking forward to see the next one!

[@DashtinGirasol]

8 years ago I was hooked in minecraft now I am reliving it by watching this channel.

[@SWatson410]

This is like a Live Action version of Minecraft. I'm in awe. Good job on the smelting.

[@Crimnox_Cinder]

i see we've all arrived again at the primitive survival side of youtube recommendations. its a pleasure joining you all here tonight.

[@thelunkyboi9527]

hes finding the iron ore pretty easy he didnt even have to go in a cave

[@monochromatic9601]

TheLunkyBoi yeah cause he knows what to look for

[@kilougi]

You don't have to go to a cave to find minerals... Even so its least probable to be in a natural made cave...

[@shrekevin7608]

@@monochromatic9601 he plays a lot of Minecraft

[@MyNameIsJeff-W]

I think he is playing on easy difficulty.

[@monochromatic9601]

A Guy With Applesauce that’s what I’m sayin

[@DrMurdercock]

Almost 1 million subs now?!!!! HOLY HELL!!!! I remember when I started watching he only had a few thousand!!! So happy for him. He earned it. What he does is actual hard work. Glad to see someone who deserves it make it on this platform

[@donTeo136]

Honestly never seen anything like this guy before..amazing.. really inspires me, little by little a person can make gran things.

[@julianschluter2593]

This dude is so badass.

[@hskim2601]

Val Page why? how do youknow?

[@ex_cha0s652]

Hyunsoo Kim he does have a metal axe from the start

[@SquishTheFrenchie]

thats an interesting way of saying intelligent

[@sueydakillaboo]

@@ex_cha0s652 that's a stone axe buddy

[@thecommunistowl811]

@@sueydakillaboo no it's metal

[@skitzochik]

oh YAYYYYY a long one im so excited. am i the only one who checks the time to see how long it has cuz i dont want it to be over?

[@dreamisbetterthentechno3199]

No, i do too

[@유승용svjaos]

저도요... me too

[@carolyngames7705]

Same here

[@yopoppy3201]

This man is amazing. He lives like God intended us to live. Waste nothing. Use what you need. Live simple. It's a beautiful thing to watch.

[@chrisvanhooren6017]

i agree on that

[@ericmueller6836]

Based on your comment and this video, god intended us to have tattered shirts and regular barber visits while filming in silence?

[@t0x1c_jags]

@@ericmueller6836 well god sure as heck didn’t intend for us to kill each other and have wars.

[@kjmelville1502]

I’m currently sitting in my home-made hut and I agree

[@ezix3753]

You’re the first primitive KZbinr that made it in to the Iron Age

[@mrkilo67]

I'm seriously impressed. Keep doing what ur doing. I never thought of making a log blower before.

[@azrael6572]

Tech 10/10, Location 10/10, i am eagerly waiting for the new house build!

[@ChristoMac]

I'm rolling with this guy when the apocalypse hits, I mean what can't this guy do... He turns rocks into metal, dirt into food, next up how to turn water into wine... what a legend.

[@linardiwijaya7158]

Next thing you see he'll be walking on water

[@DonCarver.]

If ever we have to restart civilisation i am glad there are people like you out there showing the rest of us how it’s done.

[@sunuv2guns]

A truly capturing feature-length movie that's highly educational without a single spoken word. Amazing! Thank you so much for all your great content

[@arifarifuddin9650]

Intu mtkjngngia tukkoslssung ekmprngrngk urngsi purmougrui mgniulupi

[@roberseoanes495]

Sinceramente, de los mejores vídeos de supervivencia primitiva que he visto hasta ahora. Enhorabuena 👌

[@GameTime1435]

KZbin Critic👌

[@тими]

Можно смотреть вечно на 3 вещи: Как горит огонь, как течет вода и как работает человек. В этом видео есть все вышеперечисленное)))

[@MrIPSTR]

Он опять волшебсво показывает?

[@РусланМанузин-о9ц]

@@MrIPSTR в том то и дело, что не показывает. В прошлом видео его все обвинили, что он выплавил крицу, а потом взял металл из магазина и из него сделал молоток и нож. Потому что он не показал, как расковывает крицу, а это самая сложная часть процесса. Я увидел "фул версия" больше часа, думал, он решил всем доказать, что он это делал короче в этом моменте обман.

[@gdos999]

​@@MrIPSTR Чтобы деревянным молотком отковать железо из крицы нужно невообразимо много усилий. вообще сомневаюсь что это под силу одному человеку.

[@gagarinforeva9523]

С ножом, это пизд@ж! Ножичек фейковый.

[@тими]

Человек старается, как бы то не было смотреть интересно!

[@tryphonkorm]

His direction is awesome. He kept me watching it all at once!

[@jamesdown1519]

Everything about this video is captivating, couldn’t stop watching. Thank you I love the channel and all the hard work! 🙏

[@mohammadhuzafa4180]

He really extracted the iron ore from the rocks and forged it without morden tool😂 wooww . 👍

[@baniidapateucr6975]

Man, I really apreciate the ammount of work you put into these videos. Love from Romania🇷🇴

[@Fruitcupper]

The 2 way single piston air pump is simply a fantastic built to watch. Ingenious! 👏

[@jeffselchow5719]

This entire process must have taken you several months to do, very impressive.

[@sigmawarrior.fokeryou]

I dont think more than 2 weeks

[@therandomguy1315]

Thanks for proving to everyone how much effort you put into your videos

[@ettonabo]

It’s one thing to read in books how iron is processed, and entirely another to watch and learn. Thanks for the education!

[@RedHanded1969]

Amazing tutorial on real ancient tech.. No language barrier here..

[@paulhellewell8762]

Bloody amazing!!! I always wondered how we went from stone age tools to iron. This has given all the steps as the use of a metal axe was just to expedite the process but could have been done with a stone axe, which of course would have made this process slower, but my god making your own forgery tools to hammer out the metal for more tools.

[@riffhurricane]

Might want to have a look at the channel How To Make Everything. He's doing exactly that:- starting from flint tools, going through copper, bronze to iron making everything from scratch.

[@starhammer5247]

@@riffhurricane I'd say he's a bit extreme of an example. It's actually been proven that Iron was better and easier to find so it would've been better to go straight to Iron. However, that's not the point of his channel, his channel is to recreate the steps humanity took step for step to get to where they are.

[@riffhurricane]

@@starhammer5247 Probably right - depending on the geology of the area. Where I live used to be full of iron pits in antiquity (but no tin or copper), so this is one of places you're talking about.

[@starhammer5247]

@@riffhurricane Indeed. There are also places in the world that skipped straight to iron and never had a bronze age.

[@jafie4787]

Can't wait to see him get to the nether, what a legend.

[@cutelariamacedo7188]

Excelente irmão seu trabalho me ensinou muitíssimo Sou grato a isso

[@Souzaundead]

Parabéns você não esta pronto

[@Виктор-м3с4я]

Unreal ты все это сделал сам человек? Мои поздравления, это достойный труд, долгий упорный труд. Это впечатляет.

[@oscarbarda]

Haha I was so hyped I was like "oh damn I was suspicious of how he skipped the iron beating process but now, in a 1h video he's gonna show me I was wrong to doubt him" Lol, nope, still skipped from "big blob" to "perfectly formed iron bars" :D

[@WandereringFamily123]

Yep, I was like "how's he going to do this, now?" because it was so clear that he didn't actually get steel out of that bloom. And then ... he just cuts to a distant shot of him pounding on something we can't see, and then ... magic! Usable lumps of steel! I should clarify that I am still massively impressed with this guy, and will continue to watch his videos. I just don't like the obvious deception. That would have taken a LOT more iron, to start with, a HUGE amount of folding and folding to reduce impurities/voids, and then he would have gotten lucky to have the carbon content right in the end to have steel (instead of what he starts with, which is iron).

[@JaggedEmpire1]

@@WandereringFamily123 Most of what he's making is, at best, low carbon steel. I've made some steel in my home forge using the old fashioned Beat-Some-Charcoal-Into-It-Then-Keep-Heating-And-Beating-Like-It-Owes-You-Money method. But it's imprecise and really really time consuming. Unless there's some weird kind of Armageddon or I get dragged back in time by aliens, never again. I'll buy my steel.

[@voidex136]

lie everywhere, but gonna continue watching him, still interesting

[@BESHYSBEES]

Floris Postumes on KZbin is a French kid I think that makes Japanese inspired knives from bloom in his shed

[@BESHYSBEES]

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[@jodylarson5317]

this is so amazing and inspiring to me - in Canada, we have ore and resources everywhere ... watching the perseverence to refine iron like this is phenomenal!!

[@trentszeponski3456]

Iron refinement requires allot of heat to create high quality and coal is the source for it to add carbon to iron ore to make high carbon steel, good quality steel. Now in Canada the super rich are intending to cause the poor to give them more taxes for the use of coal and carbon that is meant for the poor. Can you see a conundrum here?

[@vgkyle9151]

Someone give this man his own show on the Discovery channel or something please lol.

[@lordhytro]

Making iron tools s a major upgrade in technology. If I had made those tools, I would value them more than gold. Your video was excellent.

[@mikefriend7570]

Absolutely amazing ingenuity and sheer hard work. I’d like to know what you feed on during the day

[@TheMasterninja22]

Plot twist: He made all of this on a green screen and CGI. He's actually an animation genius. Never been outside a day in his life.

[@satatik21]

This guy is actually quite a respectable blacksmith... wow

[@seventhunders9741]

Ya I should b working on my own now! Got plenty o resources, but getting those to the build shack will take back o a mule, I was carrying two one gallon jugs o creak gravel n sand, not even full and a 5 pound, piece o jade, thoughts that would b a walk n the park for a few hundred yards, got shcoold on my balance to weight ratios o a heavy pack, went down hard, lucky no major injuries still got the materials to base but in a mad sweat and slow walk

[@ragab295]

اجمل ما أعجبني انك تفعل المستحيل . تحياتي لحضرتك ❤❤❤

[@stevebotham2018]

You know I can never watch Forged in Fire again after this

[@atomicrc5189]

Maybe if ilyia (cant spell) comes back :3

[@Flechaus]

Um trabalho gigantesco. Parabéns pelos resultados!

[@flavinho2065]

Nem fudendo que ele fez aquela lâmina ou a marreta batendo só com duas madeiras, fake kkkkkk

[@leandroisaac2000]

@@flavinho2065 Se é fake, todos nós somos uma alucinação, já q vc n acredita que fazer isso é possivel kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk. Pq o homem nasceu com todas as ferramentas na mão né

[@cleitoncarvalho7754]

@@flavinho2065 pelo visto meu caro, você é um cara que não duraria 3 dias na mata ou em qualquer situação parecida, isso aí são técnicas primitivas, e quem conhece bem sobre isso sabe que não tem fake no que esse cara faz, é pura técnica e trabalho duro !

[@Raimundo.NonatoPS]

Vou compartilhar seu vídeo com pessoas amigas e divulgar seu canal , acho que bons vídeos deveriam não só ter boas visualizações mas também ter um trabalho de reconhecimento de quem os assiste por serem de canais merecedores de reconhecimento junto a plataforma KZbin . like e compartilhamento

[@whimsicalstray]

For everyone saying this is fake, yeah, somewhat. This guy has a what appears to be good filming equipment and a fairly clean haircut. That's not to say he's not doing a lot. Some people have claimed that his iron went straight to carbon steel. While I'll admit that hunk got to pretty ingots somehow, it became steel when he smelled it in his bloomery. First he cooked it over logs, which helps to remove impurities, such as sulfur and some of the phosphorus. Then, help picked out the good iron and ground it to dust. When he stacked that iron dust along with charcoal into his bloomery and smelted it, the charcoal added carbon to the iron, making steel. I'm not saying he doesn't have some other equipment somewhere, but what you see in the video is still work being done towards a goal with primitive tools. Anything that happened of camera probably just sped it along. Traditionally, this process would take many people anyway. So I'm fine if he takes some liberties.

[@rogerioduenhas9497]

Um jovem bem habilidoso e inteligente, parabéns!!!

[@ignezignez5206]

Admiro tudo que este rapaz faz. As ferramentas feitas com o ferro extraído das rochas. As plantações de mandioca, milho , arroz feijão Gostaria de vê-lo usar seu novo monjolo, colher seu algodão e tecer um colchão e uma manta pois ele deve passar muito frio. Amoooo..

[@zevzayit143]

EXTREME RESPECT!!!!

[@tony2tall170]

I kept asking my self, "Why's he doing that?". Then I saw you were heating up the glue for the bellows. I didn't know to cook the rocks before pulverizing them. I always enjoy seeing someone build a bloom forge. I was glad to see you make a hammer for yourself. I was hoping you would make tongs, too, but thought the folded bamboo would be good enough. Maybe it wasn't a priority. But as soon as I saw you rounding that piece, I was happy to watch you forge a nice pair of tongs. I was wondering how you would do it without a punch, but then I saw you use one. I really like when you used the big mallet, and it would echo. A thunder mallet.

[@vovkacarrot1381]

босиком бедолага ходит, по окалине прям. а в целом круто конечно! игру Rust напоминает

[@jpvSoccer]

Thank you so much for teaching this process. You are amazing! :)

[@misskittykat594]

PRIMITIVE SKILLS You are really amazing the way you collected all the special types of rocks to make iron out of them, so you could make the great tools you need out there where there are no stores to go buy the tools you need for all your important projects. I have been watching your video's for sometime now, and I really enjoy all the wonderful things you have done on your little farm land. The rice fields, the fish breeding pond, which I really thought was awesome at how you did that. Keep up the good work and I will be watching all your video's. How old are you if I may ask this personal question? MissKittyKat in California

[@jakewood308]

Well, you don't make iron out of rocks, you extract it out of them