Homemade Frame Saw (hand frame saw) Woodworking Tools of Primitive Skills

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Have you seen her new video? She released a new video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH_CdmyseLylj9k Thank you for watching! For those asking, ... there are videos I spend a month working on, need much time so many things that I have fewer videos for you to watch! thanks

[@Хищник-з4ь]

писец как мои соседи стучат утром в начале видео

[@eldermartins3220]

Damn, I so want you to become a lovely couple. I'm rooting for you.

[@marymussi9184]

@@eldermartins3220 no you don't unless your into incest it's his biological sister.

[@eldermartins3220]

@@marymussi9184 He said in a previous video he wanted her as his wife. Or wasn't her?

[@petersabatie4181]

You forgot to quench the blade ! In a future video, you'll have to make a file to sharpen the sawblade

[@sonkatiro814]

That's The kind of videos we want not swimming pools. ♥️♥️♥️

[@kennedy67951]

I agree.

[@angelus_solus]

Hey, guess what. Talking shit about someone's channel on someone else's video just shows how small of a person you are.

[@skelitalmisfit12]

@@angelus_solus easy there killer, no need to be offended here. Just enjoy the video

[@BeansAndWeens]

@@angelus_solus being an ass for the sake of being an ass yeah real big man aren't we

[@hirokawiti4932]

Lol @ underground swimming pools

[@xandyboi551]

I was about to go to bed, then I saw the notification. Your videos are worth more than sleep.

[@Aggnik21]

Perfect...I remember my grndpa.He was a carpenter and he was making his saw with the same way except the blade forging. Greetings from Greece and thank you for remembering my beloved grandpa....

[@ogi22]

"Kudos" to grandpas allover the world, passing skills to their grandchildren :) I think i will have to dig out my grandpa's old woodworking tools cabinet sitting in our veranda/porch. I remember playing with those tools as a kid.

[@Erpyrikk]

showing "how to make everything" how its done.

[@TheLonelyBrit]

I think HTME's saw is too thick & they didn't bend the teeth as well as this one. However they're trying to make it so it fits in a machine, rather than a handheld saw like this one. HTME also kinda cheats, in that they have the rule that if they've made it once (e.g. a bar of iron/steel, or natural fibre rope) then they *don't have to* make it again by hand & can get it by other means. Be that straight up buying something of similar quality, or maybe getting some made by someone who knows what they're doing. Now, I'm not going to say with absolute 100% certainty that our Primitive Skills guy here doesn't buy some iron ore/scrap & then forge it into the bars he uses, but he definitely stays truer to the primitive lifestyle than HTME does. Then again HTME is meant to be going through the technologies of our ancestors to get to the equivalent of at least the steam/industrial age. One of their goals is to make a steam engine after all. So it's not like we can properly compare the two channels. Edit: Sorry for the paragraphs, I just needed to write down what was in my mind.

[@janek20031997]

Well i kinda agree it is quite nice to see a person actually making everything from scratch. But on the other hand it would probably take YEARS for the guy to build stuff that HTME will make in a few weeks (hopefully).

[@SuperunknownBMF]

i was just thinking that

[@Kenionatus]

@@TheLonelyBrit Give Primitive Skills a few more years and he'll build a computer.

[@giovannicesaramorim9adigan961]

@@Kenionatus I mean, he will need a shit ton of tools to make that.

[@HorochovPL]

Woah, slow down, otherwise You'll need to rename channel to "Medieval Skills" soon!

[@smldis]

For that he will need to find a neighbor to start a war with

[@iron54eagle]

@@smldis I nominate Primitive Technology

[@michasowik2438]

Next Year it would be "Transcendent Supertech Skills"

[@briantran5094]

I don't think he's going anywhere, he's somewhere in the late neolithic era. He's gonna require people to advance any further.

[@luvghosh2719]

@@briantran5094 I wish all the PROPER promitive channels team up and advance them selves to the medevil era ( proper as in the ones who don’t make videos bout swimming pools and food and calling them selves primitive

[@ericon.7015]

Just amazing! How many days to make this saw? Man you should do a primitive sharpening wheel!

[@luxluxinic9478]

Now THAT is a good idea !!

[@anhtuannguyen2307]

I think, he need 2 day.

[@xkblxcripple]

Hmmm a bamboo waterwheel that had a sharpening stone on the shaft so nature can do the hard work for him.

[@xfodude8511]

Primitive Skills - I've followed your channel for AGES now and I have to say, your videos are among the best on all of KZbin. If anyone unsubscribes because you aren't posting 4 times a month anymore, they don't deserve to watch your content. I'm going to continue watching you as long as I possibly can - regardless of upload frequency. None of us OGs want you to sacrifice quality for quantity. Heck, I'll take 2 videos a YEAR if they can continue getting better in quality. I love what you do man, I'm not leaving.

[@StuffandThings_]

Same here. Remember when it was just the little pond and old hut? Its nice to see him getting some more attention and a less annoying comments section too now!

[@CheeseMiser]

You should watch the og, primitive technology. He only uses stuff from nature that he makes with his hands.

[@甫-n9u]

@@CheeseMiser All this steel and tools are all made from his hands, he is more amazing than others of this kind of KZbinrs. This point is no need to doubt it

[@CheeseMiser]

@@甫-n9u you're wrong but whatever.

[@Noob-ns9vt]

I still don't get it why is everyone building swimming pools and "most secret underground houses"

[@wolf310ii]

Dont you know the rules of survival? 1. build swimming pool 2. find water 3. find shelter befor night 4. make fire 5. find food

[@drunkensa1lor]

It's simple and looks somewhat fancy, therefore gives them lots of views, therefore a lot of money. Thats also true for 90% of YT, just you look into "trending"

[@babysnakes1433]

They don't show you the Bobcat bulldozer just off camera. (You don't really think two guys with sticks can dig a swimming pool, by themselves, in an afternoon do you? If so, try it.)

[@hirokawiti4932]

@@wolf310ii survival essentials in order of priority 1. Dig massive hole 2. Carve steps, pool, diving board, water slide, furniture and pagan idols 3. Bamboo irrigation 4. Build elaborate bridge access to entrance of living quarters. 5 . Rescue lost puppies and build dog size castle with water features and mini bridge access. 6. Go swimming for excessive amounts of time. 7. Rest on bamboo poolside sun chair under improvised umbrella until the sun goes down. 8. Now thrive you bad boy.

[@sabastian2388]

😂

[@ЯрославаГаврилова-в5л]

Получилось, ура!)) Каждый раз удивляюсь новому инструменту. Я думала только мой муж на все руки мастер. Он кузнец, печник, электрик, строитель, на даче всё растёт, род охотников, шьёт. Всё умеет делать, вплоть до живых детей. У нас их трое. В голодные года мы не только себя прокормили, но и родителей и друзьям подкидывали наши заготовки. Восхищена Вами. Смотрю и жду с нетерпением новые фильмы. Учусь.

[@DJGom3zPL]

5 years later: Making an electric car 10 years later: Welcome to Night City !

[@ruiiwastaken_]

9000 years later : welcome to cyberpunk

[@stoutskygaming7578]

Man needs to start writing a book. I’d buy it.

[@crishotz9063]

Adoro você, acho linda sua casa e as coisas que você faz quase sem tem recurso nenhum, e tudo da tão cedo, só um gênio. Abraço forte. Rio de Janeiro 🇧🇷

[@alexandre.teixeira13]

pessoas como você nos dá esperança que nossa espécie terá salvação.... obrigado por compartilhar suas sabedorias conosco.

[@dennispascuasr6274]

Yes,...this is a true to life story.this guy is multi talented.a true warrior when skills needed.

[@ВалентинПо-н6р]

Очень нравятся все твои видео, смотрю с удовольствием, тебе очень нужна железная наковальня, тебе проще сразу станет, ждем видео об изготовлении её.

[@ВалентинПо-н6р]

И еще привет тебе из России

[@alexandersapronov3300]

а как её кстати делать? прямо большой кусок железа сразу выплавить?

[@leonardosilva5369]

Congratulations! Your work is very good, I find peace watching your videos.

[@bluewolf194]

How to make Everything should ask you how to make stuff.

[@imasimp4243]

yes, I'm thinking that as well. But I think this guy have done this type of things many times before. Blacksmithing need a lot of skill, even more if you only have crude tools

[@Noah_1801]

@@imasimp4243 Also he is not using 100% of his "homemade" tools. You can clearly see, that the iron he uses is some premade stuff. Getting that kind of iron and that amount of iron would require a lot of work. If he were 100% authentic, we wouldnt get that upload frequency, so I don't mind. He showed, how it can be done but uses modern tools to help him out to make other content. That is fair enough.

[@imasimp4243]

@@Noah_1801 i dont think you watch all his video. The iron he use is extracted himself from real iron ore

[@Noah_1801]

@@imasimp4243 I did. But if you think all of this is 100% real, then you have been fooled.

[@imasimp4243]

@@Noah_1801 so? I don't care. I know he can do it. So why do I need care if what he use is home made or bought. Andy also didn't use all homemade material he just unlock it and start to use ready made material.

[@hightreason]

this is the best primitive channel on youtube, it is a shame the other ones that are fake get more subscribers

[@dakotareid1566]

Search primitive technology’s has 10 mil subs, he was the first to do this stuff he pioneered the whole genre

[@hightreason]

@@dakotareid1566 yeah everyone knows who that is lol. He was the original but primitive skills has far surpassed him in means of quality, consistency, and innovation. subscribers don't count for shit - if anything, the better channels on youtube tend to have less subscribers.

[@dakotareid1566]

@@hightreason I mean the guy has been making a tv show that’s why he hasn’t uploaded in a year, he also wrote a book, but I agree there’s stuff I wish he’d do

[@reginaldwilliams8661]

Like watching u work, the only set back is u don't do a video every day never get tired of watching u create something out of nothing. Keep up the great work.

[@TWitWoW]

everyone else: check out this swimming pool that'll be infested by mosquitos within the year! primitive skills: *unlocks lumber* 😏

[@usepmulyadi7583]

Ini tayangan yang saya tunggu-tunggu. Mengajarkan proses bertahan di alam hingga mampu berkarya. Evolusi manusia kecil-kecilan

[@dbonfond]

That was one of the tools I've been expecting to see you build for years, and kinda wondering how you would manage to make the blade. That's a great success, congratulations !

[@DeZZZle]

У меня терпения наточить зубья не хватает, а он их выковывает... Моё почтение

[@natanaelsantos7036]

Sou admirador D+, parabens!

[@sebastianfernandez7973]

Que maestro! Muy bueno! Éxitos para el próximo año! Muchos éxitos!

[@phucto8097]

ông này hoa tay đến nách luôn,làm gì cũng đẹp gọn gàng nữa...đầu óc sáng tạo phải nói là đỉnh

[@Mr_Flybacker]

Даёшь металлообработку в массы!

[@BobBob-wm7no]

The way this guy has kind of progressed through different levels of technologies is amazing. All of the iron tools he used to use were bamboo and wood. I would be very interested in the making of leather items, like gloves, shoes, wraps for tools, ect. Well see what the future holds. Great work man

[@nicm.7382]

Nothing showcases your skill and confidence in your craft more than doing it barefoot. Respect to you my friend

[@Bodya5]

Ещё бы наточить и огонь👍👍👍👍

[@КириллФадеев-ш2э]

I'm waiting for this guy to make a milling machine himself)))

[@mehmetkaral8863]

Lathe

[@mrMacGoover]

That would defeat the purpose of the channel... to keep the technology primitive.

[@orangefood996]

I mean he's already harnessed running water through canals and dams, he could make a small water wheel

[@manueljonathancaceres1265]

​@@mrMacGoover Progress can´t stop!

[@matizam7932]

Dammm you😂😂😂😂😂

[@ArtazaevAlik]

Наконец, дождались! :)

[@xNazgrel]

I am looking forward to the homemade primative space program.

[@everactivedad]

Just look to india

[@jasonburguess]

Does anyone else just want to send this guy some tools? A saw, axe, knife, maybe a lantern, a hammer, a shovel, a rake, and a file for sharpening the tools? Someone should start a nonprofit organization that sends guys like this free tools and books explaining how to use them, we could change the world by helping motivated people like this guy

[@nickverbree]

I love that he makes it all himself and I think it adds to his channel. The only thing we need to start a charity for is to get the man a new shirt!

[@ferd.6779]

Well made and nice working saw! You made this all alone and by hand, respect to you!!

[@БорисВолчков-ю1ы]

Cool! I have exactly the same saw, left over from my grandfather.

[@ZuppaDiFunghi]

I want to see fish and chicken dishes.

[@keenwww]

First time I see the saw made by hand.

[@helmunthfaum8873]

Señor oriental lo felicito por su trabajo y admiro mucho como le va quedando su hogar

[@saburoyamasaki3526]

Still waiting for the quantum teleporter

[@ass-master-deluxe]

he still has to unlock artificial intelligence on his tech tree

[@buraktalhayalcn7464]

Türkiye den selamlar ✋🇹🇷🇦🇿

[@GEOMETRYSINE]

I just cant get enough of this guys vids. 💪 I want more !! Blows my mind every time.

[@RazorFang18]

When using a hand-made frame saw, please use the full length of the blade-it will maximize the cutting potential you will be able to do and keep the wood from pinching. Use long, broad strokes once you have the initial groove set.

[@flashmedia8953]

Well, this is only true if the teeth are evenly cut and distributed. His handmade saw blade isn't perfect so there is much more friction to deal with. Hence, the short stroke.

[@inside2w]

this guys is who you need in your team after the apocalypse

[@gregmuon]

A very good demonstration of why people had axes and similar tools long before saws came into use. It's lots of work to make one! Next you will need to make a file or something to sharpen it.

[@titussit7349]

Dave Canterbury says that historically one of the hardest things to recreate in the woods is a saw this guy creates a saw with home made anchient tools This guy keeps impressing me great video

[@KJ-kw7gh]

Fuck Dave Canterbury. Apologies or not, dude walked around lying about his military service record until he got caught. Survival expert because "he's spent a lot of time in the dirt."

[@jasongriffin7473]

Anything BUT Primitive. Awesome Job

[@Кошачийпледик]

Выглядит круто

[@keeganpenix9483]

I know a lot of people have probably said it before, in this very comment section even, but I really like that you're making actual advancements that, to me at least, seem practical for the resources and skills you have, and reasonable in the thought process used to get to them. If stone tools don't work, get bronze, or iron, as you did. If the knife or axe you made aren't working as well as you'd like, make a saw. or a chisel set or hand plane. feasible

[@jameslaudevasquez6268]

This is the most useful Primitives works.. Good job sir..

[@АнтонСлепцов-ю5ш]

Ну просто МОЛОДЕЦ!

[@poelmeister]

Pro tip: if you’re drawing out your steel to make it longer, don’t hammer it in a dip of your stone. If you want to draw it out fast, hammer it where it’s on a top, or an edge, so that the steel can move away from your hammerstroke, instead of compressing in the hollow under it.

[@RyRy2057]

wow just refreshing your list now and saw it uploaded a minute ago!

[@agustriono1997]

Same bro

[@mrhazard668]

Off setting the teeth was not something i would have thought of to increase the cutting strength of the saw. Excellent mate.

[@lucasriley874]

You need to set the teeth on a saw or it'll bind constantly and be more trouble to use than it's worth.

[@amilcarmoncada1801]

Amigo despues de tanto tiempo nos vuelves a hacer entrega de un muy buen material, la fabricacion de esta Sierra de bastidor casera una herramientas de carpintería nesecaria para realizar trabajos en esta vida primitiva que has adoptado, mis respetos y saludos desde Venezuela. Friend, after such a long time you return to us to deliver a very good material, the manufacture of this homemade frame saw, a carpentry tools you would need to carry out work in this primitive life that you have adopted, my respects and greetings from Venezuela.

[@mariaauxiliadoragamateixei4336]

Bom dia! Você é um gênio da inteligência, um guerreiro, parabéns! amo seu trabalho, tudo que você faz é perfeito. 👍👍💪💪👏👏👏❤🤩🤩😍 Manaus, Amazonas, BRASIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷😘😘👋👋👋

[@alonsofranco4818]

Saludos desde Colombia. Tienes un excelente proceso de desarrollo

[@-marek68]

I think many people from many countries watch you. For example I'm Polish and I think your chanel has the best survival videos.

[@elsenderotranquilo]

Awesome. You dont need a mall center because you know how to use wisely the resources of the nature. Great video.

[@juriesantillan8272]

Put a plants infront and soroundings of your house to look more pleasant and beautiful

[@juriesantillan8272]

Put a fence on the sorroundings or flowering plants

[@s.a.morris8625]

...didn't know that's how teeth were made on a saw... ...and never realized the need for the string tension was to keep the blade straight... ...completely fascinated... thank you...

[@nurulalihidayah2031]

The best channel survival...👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@DavidsOutdoors-of1vs]

I was wondering when you'd get around to making a saw. You did not disappoint! Great job!

[@AlexanderHL1919]

This is mind blowing. Unbelievable.

[@duocb68bui73]

Không thể tin được bạn là 1 chàng trai có đầy đủ mọi yếu tố của những người đàn ông thông minh nhất. Bạn làm cho tôi đi hết từ ngạc nhiên này tới ngạc nhiên khác, với sự thán phục về sự thông minh tài giỏi của bạn. Bạn quá đa năng chỉ số IQ của bạn vượt ngưỡng tôi rất muốn được tiếp tục dõi theo vlog của bạn.thank you so much!

[@waltercendsinpiracoesecria3526]

fantastico brasil

[@slartythecyclops4643]

With people like this still on the planet, the species may yet survive, epic channel & content, thanks :-)

[@The_Foreman]

The thing I've probably learned the most from watching all these primitive channels is you can either spend a day making something that might last a month, or you can spend a week making something that'll last years. A perfect example is his log bellows. I'm sure the feathers may get worn, and cracks needed to get filled, but that's easy maintenance. But no one else who has reached the iron stage has as good of air flow, and theirs typically needs to be rebuilt daily. He's had the same log all this year (Dec 19th was when it was uploaded)

[@lesliehardeman6212]

Thats a damn fine saw, nice work...

[@flashmedia8953]

Please marry this man and rescue him from this jungle. 🤣

[@matsuzaki711]

"How to make a piece of real cloth" I'd like to see this please.

[@sherri1228]

Look up Handweaving videos.... lots on you tube

[@aslmoon4569]

جميل جدا انت مثابر اتمنى لك النجاح دائما

[@АндрейБеляков-ч5ю8ш]

Чувак доказывает, что можно сделать метал из руды,преметивным образом. В конце ролика я думал он начнет делать цепь на Штиля

[@Mark-kc2ke]

Hey! Why don't you sharpen the saw blade so that your movements become more efficient?

[@gregmuon]

Yeah, this. He needs to make a file first, and to do that he'd need to make a small chisel with a case hardened edge. All doable stuff.

[@BrownHarper1991]

He will get to that, man is an animal.

[@hibahprice6887]

To do this, the blade must be hardened at least a little, otherwise the sharpened sharp teeth will quickly bend and become dull .. hardening at least to 35 HRC will solve all problems .. and the file is not difficult to make, only sharpen the chisel sharper, and forge a square bar .. make an angle risks and then the most important thing is to carry out cementation. In an earthenware vessel, hermetically sealed, without access to oxygen, place a raw file inside and fill it with coal, then this vessel must be heated until red and held for about half an hour so that the cementation penetrates by 1/3, and then you can harden it .. if something is done not so the teeth will simply fly off during operation (

[@ogi22]

@@hibahprice6887 Yes, you are right. It's the old style metal carbonisation method. I saw this first time in "Clickspring" clips. He recreated all Antikythera mechanism and he also made some of his tools like they were made in ancient Greece. If you are curious, it's in this part: "Antikythera Fragment #3 - Ancient Tool Technology - Hand Cut Precision Files" kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYDaaoqngrR7oKM

[@lothbrock-g7422]

To sharpen a saw you must sharpen every single teeth alone on the inside. A saw doesn't "cut" it ripps away the wood. It's not a Knife, thinner an "sharper" teeth at the tip are useless.. At the moment he simply can't sharpen a saw.

[@Minkwife]

Fantastic bow saw. Great job!!

[@JDdoesstuff]

Excellent video!

[@allysyafiq]

I remember when people argue saying tha he’s cheating. Now he answer with full lenght video making this thing. I wont skip the ads as an appreciation for your hardwork making us enjoyed.

[@СергейШингарьов]

Ты большой мастер!🔨🧰⛏️

[@KHranser]

Нужно немного подточить, но в целом уже высший сорт технологий)))

[@tomellsworth2726]

did anyone else click ahead through parts of this ?

[@aldtrao3544]

If you put all of these episodes on DVD, I would buy them.

[@curiousandcreativewithwand8515]

Oh! Now we see he does have a live studio audience, with balcony seats. Love all your videos.

[@phyliscaskey9849]

Fabulous look at primitive saws. Every detail included, even the alternating teeth. Thank you.

[@blazing_dragon1664]

This Chanel is the best of the world

[@FoliageTerrascapes]

Fast forward 10 years to Primative Skills: Making Nuclear Fuel Cells from Bush Leaves

[@vasiliterkin9842]

+Отлично получилось. Успехов

[@abdelhakimidomar4415]

Very nice environnement for working, good job 👍

[@ariavel4987]

amazing skill 😱💪

[@Convolutedtubules]

I almost can't believe how good you are at everything! You are very impressive

[@christopherbonanno1120]

Cool. Uses the saw to finish making the saw Few more years he will be in the space age.

[@jwanah9328]

very beautiful and wonderful

[@monyclair5357]

Bravo ! Rien d'autre à dire, c'est du travail de maître !

[@Dadmadeit]

I always enjoy watching your video.

[@pillowwantan3226]

Would love to see a front porch too! Somewhere to sit down after a long day and enjoy the view and hard work you've done~ Also, new idea.... Glass blowing???

[@renatokikuda7330]

top vídeo like you channel... thanks for you time.

[@lionlight777]

Greetings from California 👍

[@aliemretut]

Blacksmith Skills ✅

[@arturopalomino702]

The best ....bro !!! thx

[@julianafeitosa3701]

wonderful job very well done

[@realrandomchannel586]

Походу этот парень в курсе о надвигающемся апокалипсисе😅

[@jorgefdez7210]

It is funny because I can't even read this comment

[@titansa4024]

@@jorgefdez7210 It looks like this guy knows about the impending apocalypse. (Google translator)

[@freedom_guard]

Парень из Вьетнама зарабатывает деньги, и у него неплохо получается. Что касается пилы, то это туфта, для отвода глаз. Много такой не напилишь. Пилить будет обычной, и то в лучшем случае.

[@velazquezarmouries]

This is progressing better than htme's primitive challenge