How to build a Bamboo-YURT Chapter 1 Batoro style

[@justme9818]

Informative video with very easy to follow ideas. Thank you!

[@--signald]

That's beautiful. It would be great to see a video on making the cover and the center skylight. Thanks for doing this.

[@batoroproject]

Sooon www.flexyourte.com/structure.html

[@jensdermusikus8043]

Great work! Isn't it time for chapter 2? Love to see the coat of the yurt. Greetings from Albania.

[@batoroproject]

We are working on it ..... www.flexyourte.com/structure.html

[@abhinavsirohi]

Nice video on tent

[@batoroproject]

Thanks 👍 www.flexyourte.com/structure.html

[@venerandacrespogonzalez1963]

Hola somos vecinos...me gustaría tener algún video en español❤ mi nombre es veneranda❤

[@shannahbupp2]

Very cool! What type of bamboo did you use? Is it hollow or semi-solid? Thanks

[@batoroproject]

Both!

[@CroshVine]

This is great, but you said 50 rubber pieces 1.5cm long to connect roof? But whatever you're using in the video is WAY longer than 1.5 centimeters. Did you mean 15?

[@batoroproject]

15 cm www.flexyourte.com/structure.html

[@MarcoHernandez-qi5qz]

Como se llama el programa donde se calcula la yurta gracias información

[@batoroproject]

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[@pickleme101]

What is the pattern for the roof top holes and assembly

[@pickleme101]

You ask that I write back in two weeks. Lost original mail; so sorry if I’m early. Thankyou in advance for your time

[@batoroproject]

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[@alejandrosandoval5258]

que medidas tiene cada pieza de bambú y a que distancias se abren los agujeros?

[@azafran5074]

Hola Alejandro! Aquí podras encontrar toda la información, de código abierto, manual, calculador y diseños. www.flexyourte.com/ Salud*Os! Vivienda Libre para Tod@s! Fuerza y Amor!!

[@batoroproject]

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[@rOMANgABRIELdirector]

Hi there is there a step 2?

[@batoroproject]

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[@murphcha9945]

I need to make this

[@rOMANgABRIELdirector]

MurphCha a group of mine is making and documenting the steps now

[@azafran5074]

@@rOMANgABRIELdirector Hi Roman! Here ( www.flexyourte.com/ ) you can find all open source information, manual, calcurator and designs Salud*Os! Free Housing for All! Force and Love!

[@batoroproject]

Please send us a link , we never could finish the second video ;-) www.flexyourte.com/structure.html

[@timothyblazer1749]

After viewing your content, I am not sure you folks are serious. By that I mean, I see very little completed work, intensive research or genuinely innovative living. It appears to me that you are simply doing the identical thing that the back to the land folks have been doing for centuries. Nothing wrong with that, but I don't see any innovation. I don't see family. I don't see work, month over month, and the evidence of that effort. What I see is half hearted effort to garden and build structures, and a lot of leisure. If you guys want investment, you are going to have to get serious about your goals, and will have to put in the work. You will need to show you want it. You will need to show you can actually get something serious done. Hanging about, gardening a bit and building basic yurts won't cut it. I am not saying this to cut you down. I am an 11 year Burning Man veteran. I have built Esplanade theme camps, personally lived in scratch made Mongolian yurts which I built (one was 7 meters), and run logistics for 300+ person villages. And I did it successfully, with the help of a few people that are committed workers and builders, facilitators and social gurus. These people worked, and they had a certain "shine". I know what it takes to make something real happen, and I know what it looks like when people are not committed. In your case, I think you need to look hard at what you want, and to realize how much consistent effort it will take to get there. And then SPEND that effort. You need to commit to your vision. Then you need to sacrifice to make it happen.

[@avicennitegh1377]

that may just be their point, being "back to the roots"

[@etnovaltenerife5992]

What you wrote, show's more about your own ambition and expectations. How these people are managing their life, may not be your way of life, but they are still giving the best as they can. To run a project has infinitive ways and Batoro is one of it. Maybe not yours, but many young and open heart travellers past by and had life-changing experiences. I am one of them and i will never forget this eye-opening challenge. Batoro planted a seed in my heart and i will keep it for the rest of my life. 💚💚💚

[@RobbieHilton97]

Somebody's got a stick of bamboo up their ass..

[@tschabow5608]

I think you are misunderstanding the project. Apart from a few people who are staying there permamently, most people are volunteers who just spend a few months there. The final goal is to create a permament village, but for now it about introducing people to a new lifestyle, to give them an experience that helps to reevaluate our current lifestyle, and for the community to gain financial independence. It's quite easy to be "accepted" as well, while it defenitely is a lot harder to find and apply to other eco communities. At least in german speaking countries it is really hard. I found a couple of projects on the internet, none of them are quite affordable for me. I spend last summer at batoro, and even though i know it was just an introduction, the experience did leave an impact on me.