Primitive Life: Make knife from iron!

[@psychoobst33]

Welcome to the Iron Age. Great work!

[@thetemplar8167]

more like low carbon steel age I believe.

[@horrificenderchicken_2340]

The Templar #DeusVult lol you cant smelt an iron in such type of furnace. This video is 100% fake.

[@drjohnwatson9998]

@@horrificenderchicken_2340 I agree with you. It made me laugh him putting leaf on the furness to show how hot it is. Which proves nothing. No indication how long he held it at the critical temperature. Yet another fake Asian KZbinr.

[@tuclance]

@@drjohnwatson9998 just like your Dr title :D

[@RyRy2057]

@@drjohnwatson9998 eh its prolly aluminum or something

[@sagnym]

Achievement Unlocked: Iron Age

[@davidbatista1347]

Gabriel Sagadin dr.stone or MC

[@rijwankhan5155]

Rijwan

[@PepsiJCrazyfcker]

Achievement unlocked: advanced hardware

[@shotgunmonkey5564]

I like this but I'm not thumbs upping it cus it's at 420

[@ky0xy]

Tinha q ser br KkKKJKKKK

[@pogostix6097]

Congratulations! I think you're the first primitive tech channel I watch that's managed to make enough iron to make a knife. I like the pattern on the blade, reminds me of Damascus steel

[@JamesBu11]

Didn't he actually make steel tho?

[@wiktormerta]

@@JamesBu11 It's more cast iron than steel. The temperature was too low to make steel or even keep iron in liquid form

[@bujtorm]

@@JamesBu11 It's literally just cast iron. And a very crude type at that. But for someone working with mostly stone tools, even that crude piece of rough cast iron full of impurities is a huge step.

[@iamjacksnick]

Audrey Morrell I have a treat for you, Primitive Skills channel is very similar to Primitive Life’s and he made an iron axe head. Look him up :-)

[@clintongriffin2077]

Ya its just Pig iron. But hella better then sharpened rocks.

[@justjack1352]

this texture pack for MC looks great

[@heilhonkler6981]

Really makes Svens collar stand out

[@travispluid3603]

A knife AND a chisel? Nice work.

[@grimlockflame9454]

Travis Pluid personally I would have made a bigger knife in stead of a chisel.

[@argelioolivares631]

@@grimlockflame9454 hes not trying to kill its main purpose is to make work easy like arrows and skinning

[@christianlee1151]

@@grimlockflame9454 hey man don't underestimate the power of chisels. It's basically a multipurpose tool, like a knife but more akin to precision cutting and small tasks, like splitting bamboo for the actual knife. I think he did well with both tools

[@hardcase1659]

@@christianlee1151 I would take the chisel over the knife,

[@nyphey5214]

Hard Case true.

[@silverwindspirit]

Awesome! I hope he starts making an axe and some other tree cutting tools to make wood. Maybe some nails to help build better housing for the next primitive technology vid

[@fakasi]

To make something with your own hands from earth, fire, engineered, then refined. Impressive!

[@mhazg6621]

Fakely progressed. Fucking channel

[@bluemobster0023]

@@mhazg6621 how is this in any way fake?

[@mhazg6621]

@@bluemobster0023 idk

[@bluemobster0023]

@@mhazg6621 then stop talking out of your ass

[@duyentrieu2869]

Phắc kinh che nồ

[@joohop]

Nice Work Earthling

[@lukeskywalker5102]

I'm a blacksmith. You cannot imagine how much I admire you. You are the man.

[@hardcase1659]

Wait, weren't you like a Jedi or something?

[@lukeskywalker5102]

@@hardcase1659 Hard times dude, no one to pay us anymore ... they toook ouuuur joooooobs

[@hardcase1659]

@@lukeskywalker5102 Hang in there, bub.

[@phb84]

These iron tools are a synthesis of all technics and efforts you patiently develop from several months ! Congratulations ! And I am happy to see that you are again in your little paradise !

[@达闻西-o5e]

How could that be possible? The temperature never gets high enough to melt iron with a short chimney. Even that is cast iron ,easy to melt. how can the cast iron knife handle be forged out without break?

[@jackiereeves9280]

I think you would win any survival challenge thats for sure!

[@SmoothGefixt]

Whouw, sick achievement fella!

[@gulpboys3970]

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[@blackthornknives]

EXCELLENT video!

[@ДанилЗайцев-н3ч]

Отличная работа! Через пару лет с такими темпами сплавит автомобиль и начнёт добывать нефть)

[@juniorleit478]

Me gusto todo el proceso de trabajo, el resultado fue muy bueno...felicidades.

[@Gio-yt5pi]

I waiting this day when he kills ender dragon

[@saifuddinshaikh7785]

😂🤣😂🤣😂😂

[@emmanelleaban3637]

You sock man

[@nyphey5214]

Emmanelle Aban r/whoosh

[@IMMASTUPIDIDIOTOMG]

😭🖐🏽

[@lenncooper8806]

Nice 👍

[@НеуловимыйДжо]

Хорошая работа. Поражает как без инструментов из камней и глины сделал железный нож.

[@horrificenderchicken_2340]

Денис Пашков это фейк. Нельзя расплавить железо с помощью такой печи, максимум - восстановить железо из руды до очень хренового чугуна (опять же маловероятно, без мехов нужной температуры достичь почти нереально), который далее можно с помощью ковки и дальнейшего выжигания в горне довести до крайне низкокачественной стали. И уж точно такой ровной и красивой структуры металла на срезе получить не удастся. Мастера в древности шли на всяческие ухищрения, вроде сваривания хрупкой стали с мягким железом, или многослойной ковки (т н дамасская сталь). До изобретения в 19 веке доменной печи и конвертера получения железных инструментов или оружия было очень муторным делом.

[@vp_arth]

@Dima C А где он эту дробь взял? В предыдущих видео есть что-нибудь про это?

[@аааа-н2р4п]

@Dima C Здравствуйте, сыродутный горн дает температуру до 1300 градусов, в фурменной зоне до 1400-1450 градусов, что бы произвести заливку т.е. что бы сталь заполнила форму равномерно, нужно нагреть сталь выше температуры ликвидуса (линия полного расплава) на 30-200 градусов выше, в зависимости от состава стали, например чем больше углерода в стали тем температура плавления ниже и соответственно температура заливки ниже, так сталь 50Л в ней углерода около 0,5% углерода плавится около 1465 градусов, а сталь 15Л в ней углерода около 0,15% плавится около 1510 градусов и это не считая легирующих элементов, которые тоже влияют на температуру плавления. А т.к. в сыродутных горнах получали низкоуглеродистую сталь , то температура литья должна быть около 1540-1550 градусов, а сыродутный горн такую температуру дать не может. Температура спекания глины при обжиге около 1000-1200 градусов в зависимости от глины, а вот эту температуру горн даст. Поэтому сталь обрабатывали и получали изделия, только ковкой, а из железной руды сначала научились лить чугун который имеет температуру плавления около 1200 градусов, а потом сталь. Во времена сыродутных горнов, чугун считался браком, в Англии его называли свиное железо, позже придумали кричный передел, при котором из чугуна получали железо. Вывод: видео полный обман, не только по температуре, обратите внимание, отливки имеют ярко выраженный металлический блеск после выемки из формы, а сталь не может блестеть т.к. вся отливка покрыта окислами и шлаком, плюс мелкие поры и раковины, а их практически нет(время 7,55;7,59), значит в месте с готовой стальной заготовкой поместили какой то цветной металл или тугоплавкий припой которые у дали неровности на изделии и блеск, несовпадение массы закладываемого материала и массы изделия, отсутствие усадочных раковин, изделия на видео очень правильных геометрических форм, а при отстывании отливки образуется усадочная раковина, конструкция мехов на видео не обеспечивает равномерной подачи воздуха, а от этого тоже зависит температура в горне и т.д. Это ПОЛНЫЙ ОБМАН и НАДУВАТЕЛЬСТВО, а Вам рекомендую прочитать Смирнов "Основы термической обработки стали" , Блантер "Металловедение и термическая обработка", Черноусов "Металлургия железа в истории цивилизации", Зотов "Художественное литьё" все ответы на будущие вопросы в этих книгах.

[@dmitryvodolazsky]

@ааа а Строго говоря, не обязательно фейк. Руда может быть с кучей прочих металлов, которые заметно понижают Тпл. И еще непонятно, сколько в том "железе" углерода-кремния-фосфора-итп, которые все тоже понижают Тпл (даже ниже чугуна можно). Некоторые такие примеси могут дать высокую хрупкость, но опять же, от прочих примесей всё зависит. В конце концов, шарики "железа" в такой печи на-раз выплавляются (вовсе не только по результатам данного канала), значит нужная Т достигнута (и не только прямо возле фурм). Вообще-то в большом "пионерском" костре случайные железяки иногда оплавляются (не чугунные, а гвозди и подобное); тяги при этом хватает; и это без стенок/теплоизоляции и подобного. Далее... Усадочные раковины образуются при быстром застывании литья, а медленное застывание с тиглем и печью может и не давать раковин - зависит от направлений теплоотдачи. Металлический блеск отливок - может и блестеть, если окалина отскочила или с флюсами стекловидную плёнку дала. И атмосфера в печи при остывании вполне могла быть восстановительная. И опять же, легирующие влияют... Ну итд. Да, вероятность фейка высокая, слишком много везения надо, чтобы вышло. Но уж точно не 100%ный фейк.

[@аааа-н2р4п]

@@dmitryvodolazsky Здравствуйте, согласен с Вами, что примеси снижают температуру плавления стали, как обычно есть одно "но" фосфор снижает Тпл на 28 градусов, кремний на 12 градусов, при содержании 1% элемента, углерод от 73-93 градусов менее 2% и соответственно более 2% ("Производство стальных отливок" Козлов Л.Я. стр. 143, глава 2.9.2 прочтите на досуге), надеюсь дружите с арифметикой пересчитайте сколько нужно фосфора, кремния и т.д. для снижения Тпл стали ниже чугуна, хотя бы по этим элементам (заметьте химического элемента т.е. чистого, а в рудах находятся соли этих элементов, пересчитайте по солям фосфора и кремния и т.д. сколько кг солей нужно добавить?), это одно "но" второе "но", есть температура плавления - переход из твердого состояния в жидкое, при этой температуре есть как жидкая фаза так и твердая (производить заливку формы при достижении Тпл нельзя, думаю поймете почему) , температура ликвидус - температура при которой полностью отсутствует твердая фаза(заливку призводить нельзя т.к. в процессе заливки температура опустится ниже температуры ликвидус и появится твёрдая фаза и отливка по форме не получится, тоже надеюсь поймёте почему), температура заливки это сумма температур - температура ликвидус + температура перегрева металла над температурой ликвидус (для каждой стали и для видов чугуна разная), вот при температуре заливки и происходит розлив расплава, а не при температуре плавления, разницу увидели? Не надо путать температуру плавления и температуру заливки! Ещё раз повторюсь первым научились лить чугун в формы, т.к. древесный уголь давал температуру литья только для чугуна (не считая цветных металлов), а не стали, а герои ролика льют сталь. Третье "но" вот здесь "в большом "пионерском" костре случайные железяки иногда оплавляются" Вы лукавите, если не беспардонно врёте, в "пионерских кострах" я лично не находил оплавленные гвозди, алюминиевые шарики были, медные, бронзовые или латунные бляшки были, стеклянные шарики и оплавы были, но расплавленных гвоздей не было! Гвозди изготавливаются из низкоуглеродистой стальная проволоки общего назначения (ГОСТ 3282-74), для получения которой идёт 4 вида сталей СТ 1 КП, Ст 2 КП, Ст3 ПС, Ст 3 КП, углеродистые стали обыкновенного качества. кипящие и полуспокойная, температура плавления 1300-1400("Марочник сталей и сплавов"), максимальная температура горения у дров из ольхи в печи с естественным поддувом 1200 градусов, до получения даже единичного расплава не дотягивает! Отливки полученные из железа и его сплавов после вынимания из опоки не блестят, т.к. оксидирование и пассивацию никто не отменял, флюсы которые применяются при литье не имеют активных веществ для очистки поверхности, их задача снизить температуру плавления, флюс не должен вступать во взаимодействие с металлом, флюс должен растворять окислы и включения, но не защитить металл от окисления! Задача флюсов которые применяют при ковке растворить оксидную пленку, но эти флюсы при литье не используются, не путайте! Что бы избежать дефекта отливки "усадочная раковина" нужно выполнить три условия: тепловое условие (Вы его назвали), усадочное условие, фильтрационное условие, не выполнение хоть одного из выше названных ведёт к появлению усадочной раковины, в ролике я выполнения этих условий не увидел (описывать названые условия честно лень).

[@IR-nq4qv]

no forge, no smelting equipment, no black smith tools, no grinders or electricity, no sharpening stones, Its amazing what a man can do with absolutely nothing to work with. Great job!

[@meesoedontask5562]

Nice blade and chisel you made there. Can't wait to see you collect some more iron and make a full kitchen cooking set... :) Just kidding I really don't expect that much, though I would be shocked if you banged out some sort of cooking pan from the iron you find, maybe even a spatula... But then again, carpentry nails would be more important I would think.

[@marborable]

Metal needs to be tested first for contaminants... Before cookware becomes involved.

[@RaveNinja1401]

While I've seen other PT channels making iron tools, their methods were a more crude, your solution in contrast, gave us an even elegant end result. Well done.

[@frankohero]

Congratulations! You produced metal tools. What a great video. Great ideas resulting in an amazing WIN.

[@lpenap]

Hey Frank'o, I've been seeing you around several channels for a while. It would be much of a pretentious suggestion on my behalf to ask you for a curated list of survival/primitive/bushcraft channels you may have?

[@ronaldperez4552]

Sup

[@frankohero]

@@lpenap All "Primitive" or quasi primitive channels I am subscribed to, in alphabetical order: ancient skills, Brave Wilderness life, Brave Wilderness primitive, Building Skills, Building Technology, Evolution Primitive Time, I AM BUILDER, I Build daily, Jungle Survival Primitive ... Builder, Building, Daily life, Evolution, Life, Skills, Survival, Survival Tool, Technology Survival ... Builder, Jungle, Skills, Skills Primitive, Wilderness life Technology Daily Tube ... Survival Wilderness, Unique Primitive, Unique Survival, Unique Wilderness

[@paranormaldrummer5271]

All of those channels you named off franko are all amazing channels.. You definitely know your primitive survival channels for sure man.. My favorites are primitive technology, primitive life, primitive building, building technology, and most of all is jungle survival and survival builder.. Amazing channels.. There's mass other channels too but those are just a few of my favorites.. Oh yeah and all of the unique guys are really good too.. Lol.. Especially tube unique wilderness!! Its a whole family of primitive survivalists that kick ass on everything they do.. And I've seen you on almost every single PT channel showing support as well lol.. We need more guys and gals like yourself on here supporting and not talking crap.. Good to see ya again franko.. Lol.. Take care buddy.. Cheers..

[@frankohero]

@@paranormaldrummer5271 Yes there are more. Great ones. But I really like actual survival channels - there are too many "gardening for pros" channels. Better practical than beautiful. Beautiful overwrites the beauty of nature a bit too much, I feel. A bed needs to be off of the ground, stairs and steps should not be copies of the modern world - and a pool should be there for usefulness, not for fun or looks. But I gave up telling stuff like this. Instead, I just LIKE and comment on what is given. Great stuff. The best content on KZbin.

[@alextselikow8925]

Великолепно!

[@hoihoy]

You just lapped Primitive Technology 👍🏻👏🏻✔️

[@kapurants]

Difference is PT is legit

[@PandiKoriyahPopuler]

Indonesia Jawa barat Majalengka Hadir

[@airforce9872]

AMAZING!! Only the second to make the iron tool achievement (first goes to Primitive Skills) but this was very well done! Would love to see an update on the rest of the homestead, specifically, what is the status of all the animals?

[@ranausama8443]

What you think he made knife for?

[@marborable]

Maybe the first? I admire Hui immensely but... There was always that question... Let's call it a draw shall we?

[@Dennis12869]

The best primitive technology iron tools I have ever seen on youtube, great work!

[@marborable]

Finally. Someone really did it. There was a question over that, but now there is not. Congratulations! An amazing achievement!

[@skevichtir]

Одно из самых крутых видео !

[@Tr1Hard777]

Can you believe that its that easy to make iron tools and yet it took THOUSANDS of years to figure it out. The power of knowledge is mind boggling.

[@Zamolxes77]

Actually it didn't. By the time iron tools came around humanity already knew how to smelt metals - bronze age. Problem was heat, they needed a way to make their fire hotter to partially melt iron. They figured it out eventually by using coal and bellows, but it only took several hundred years, not thousands. Yes, process of smelting METALS took a while to figure out, but I doubt it was thousands of years also, as soon as they figured how to smelt copper, it spread like wildfire.

[@hterrebrood]

@@Zamolxes77 It took over 2 million years. The stone age began around 2.6 million years ago.

[@hterrebrood]

Millions of years, not thousands. www.essential-humanities.net/history-overview/stone-bronze-iron-ages/

[@Zamolxes77]

@@hterrebrood Please, humanity didn't try to figure iron working from the beginning of stone age. We had to know metals can be smelted first. Iron working took only several hundreds years to figure out, because we already knew how to smelt.

[@hterrebrood]

@@Zamolxes77 re-read what I said. It took humanity over 2m years to reach the bronze age. It was then about 2000 year from bronze to iron age.That isn't an arguable point. You are no longer ignorant.

[@zafarislam7136]

Amazing video

[@juancarlossotobarrera3092]

Next one must be a hammer axe combination so you can finally build an actual house

[@erichanastacio9695]

Hammer Axe???? Thor's Stormbreaker????

[@thichanmitom1002]

Và giờ thì làm 1 trang trại lớn đi. Trồng trọt và chăn nuôi quy mô lớn

[@thepotatoarmy980]

See this is the kind of progress that I like to see. Honestly this is more enjoyable than primitive technology

[@Jhovan33]

Completely amazing. He proves in each and every video that happiness and sustainability is more about knowledge, hard work and persistence rather than seeking money.

[@bujtorm]

Great work! i was always wondering what could someone in a primitive environment possibly do with those tiny iron pellets. I feel dumb for never thinking about a casting mold. I hope you get to making another axe and maybe a hammer, the axe helped you a real lot last time.

[@basildragoness]

Wasn't it Primitive Skills that made an iron axe, not Primitive Life? Though yeah an axe would help him out a lot if he decides to do any kind of woodwork beyond bamboo weaving & construction.

[@marlonprescott4432]

wow. Primitive blacksmithing!! Amazing!!

[@adamszalkowski8226]

That's a big step! Congratulations!

[@jeffreyyeager1398]

How to know how to identify your natural materials and where to find them is essential for this. Nice video

[@Гражданинизбудущего]

Мужик ты луший! Первый кто сделал стальное оружие!

[@Mwise0720]

My kids and I are so happy you're back making videos. Had us worried for a bit.

[@Cakemagic1]

Wow, this is so neat. You can also hear how brittle iron really is, if it's at the level of steel yet. I also wonder how long this will last him, considering Iron is extremely susceptible to rust.

[@tonygeis4363]

If he seasons it with animal fat it will last a long time. The only issue would keeping it sharp.

[@MrAdamkk93]

This is not primitive technology, this is professional art... Less than 1% of people can make something like this...

[@OzoneSeba]

I was waiting for this video! Great job

[@bakcompat]

happy to see you back and already rocking the next phase of tool production!

[@cristoferm45]

Achievement unlocked : acquire hardware.

[@badarock177]

Very impressive! Your knowledge is stunning.

[@AGUIABRANCAARTEMATEIRA]

Muito show Ai sim fazer a faca direto do minero mais um inscrito um salve de Josias do canal AGUIA BRANCA ARTE MATEIRA. AQUI DO BRASIL. TMJ

[@brusteffen5595]

Mano, n entendi pq deram "não gostei" no vídeo

[@tylermills2807]

Every single time mind is blown 😅 such a good way to understand the evolution of the industrial era and how much effort went into the tools we use

[@WARASUBOFACTORY]

real Dr.Stone!

[@nobodyimportant369]

Looks like someone did some research during their break. Well Done and glad your back!

[@just-aa]

Теперь Primitive life сможет найти парней из Primitive technology и устранить конкурентов ;"D

[@bernardparangan9803]

The first successful attempt on making iron from rock to metal bar in a primitive style. I only see 3 channels on youtube doing this. The guys that created roman cement just like your water storage. They successfully made a bronze metal. The Australian guy who pioneered this primitive survival videos. He already made iron beads. Good job keep it up sir

[@jasonwright1687]

VERY well done! I think you just got yourself another level up. I like that you made these, from the iron b.b.s to the knife and chisel. I look forward to whatever you make next. Your videos are always well done and very informative, even without any talking. You are a person i expect to survive if doomsday comes. 😁 Keep up the great work, if you ever need any suggestions i am always glad to lend support... Especially to one of my top ten fave YT channels.

[@danieltoledo9295]

Hello, how are you? I just got to know this channel and I really liked the content, I saw that you follow often, can you tell me if you have video of it extracting iron from nature? I'm interested in doing something like Japanese Tamahaghane

[@Mickimoss]

Damn this is so inspiring. I really hope game makers will watch this and see how hard it is to make even a tiny iron tool aka a knife. Nowadays we have lots and lots of games with survival crafting theme, sure a game that's too realistic could be boring, but the game mechanics are sometimes too easy and unrealistic, one man is limited to what he can do. I hope there will be a game that's focused on the realism aspect starting from this making a knife the primitive way, and climb to making a damascus steel katana and arrow with steel tip and feathers for 100% accuracy. A Knife is a knife, to make a kill is to either land it to a vital point of the body or make the animal losing too much blood. So fighting a wolf in a game for example we have to be able to aim the knife to its heart or its head, or if we hit random would only bleed him, and the game will have a mechanic making the wolf flee when losing about 90% blood, and it will keep losing blood and keep slowing its movement, when reaching about 25% blood the wolf will faint, and we have the option to end his life or save him to breed him, that's another game mechanic, can't really tame a wolf or any creature by making it hate you, so we will breed it and tame the cub. That would be a very good game mechanic and complex. Most games are too simple.

[@sebastianronnqvist3632]

Lucky one who has his village on a deposit of iron ore

[@ryanmcewen393]

Iron can be found almost everywhere if you have the skills to access it. Prills are a good way to do it. You can make Prills from almost any iron bearing soil. But this second stage he did where he made the casts to make the knife and chisel? Pure fiction. It's totally fake

[@Zamolxes77]

@@ryanmcewen393 What makes you say that, what's the reasoning ? To me it also looks a bit fishy, the fire doesn't seem hot enough to melt iron, regardless if they're prills or not, he also doesn't have enough prills for that much iron in the tools.

[@ryanmcewen393]

@@Zamolxes77 even if he could get the fire hot enough with this setup. Which he can't. In order to properly smelt iron ore you need a sealed Crucible. Or a Blumery. You can't have the iron open to air like this. There are hundreds of blacksmith videos on KZbin about Crucible smelting. Or Blumery smelting. Any one of which would give you the info to see how this is totally wrong

[@nyphey5214]

He didn’t smelt it he casted it lolololol

[@potatoboy549]

@@ryanmcewen393 Exactly. This video seems faked. The process would be to put it in a nice and hot bloom, take the impurity laden iron sponge, hammer out the slag, get some crude iron tools, make a crude iron hammer, and throw any breaking tools or iron scraps in the setup this guy made, to be hammered to better tools. A weak ass campfire like he made can’t make cast iron. Probably only copper and bronze if you’re lucky.

[@monkeytrumpet11]

Been watching primitive technology for years now and only just found this channel. Of course I'm subscribing and will binge watch all his other videos.

[@imanegg3934]

Hardcore Minecraft be like

[@kibetbera9194]

Please watch my video: "The Flaws In Modern Schooling" kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJSmkpWdn5V1pdU

[@TheMiffi1984]

Tool

[@TizonaAmanthia]

A chisel! what a useful tool, Great job, here, the refined clay to make a superior mold, the judicious use of those iron pellets. and even the blacksmithing to draw out a tang, to be bound in that cordage wrapped handle. For primitive technoloogy you've just entered a new echelon. I WANT to see how much further you can take it, what new projects you can do, and with increased quality, and speed.

[@reginamartoni1839]

Parabéns. A redescoberta do ferro. Sobrevivência extremamente. 🇧🇷

[@raihanmohammed4776]

If I didn't watch all his videos I'd probably think this is fake. Charcoal, furness, clay mold, iron ore, resin and fire. All from scratch. No modern tools. AWESOME!

[@xxxsyedxx1623]

Somebody tell him to mine to y coordinate 12 for diamonds 💎 .

[@SenkaBandit]

this is so underrated xD

[@spartaslo7041]

Its 11

[@mr.silverbones6373]

Spartaslo it’s actually 11,12 and sometimes 14 so both are correct plus another

[@nyphey5214]

RigelArcturus r/whoosh

[@nyphey5214]

RigelArcturus "stop" is not what a Gamer would say.

[@AzraNoxx]

Making that much iron must have taken so much patience! The result is so wonderful. I know your work on the village will be much easier now.

[@namethem00]

That is awesome man! Great job!

[@Zamolxes77]

Holy crap, you did it, real iron tools ! Hunting all those iron prills was useful after all ! That knife looks really good and unique , ready to slit some throats !!!

[@jomanishere2163]

Next vid: "How to build a car that works with coconuts water"

[@エルダーカラス]

🤣😀👍

[@soft_box9331]

Nah that's too advanced.

[@fabiokevin7425]

Next video: hooking up Ethernet to rock computer

[@Rhinoch8]

Old Peter engine running on coconut oil?

[@nyphey5214]

Soft_Box r/whoosh

[@ShawnBean]

Excellent work! A knife and a chisel -- two of the four most essential tools, and they are both made of iron/steel. (I assume that you hardened and then tempered both of them before you sharpened them, as they are neither bending nor shattering under normal use.). Next, a drill-bit and then a saw, and you will be well on your way into the Iron Age. Congratulations! That's an accomplishment that very few other primitive technology enthusiasts can boast!

[@seanhughes1927]

My only question is where did the taconite come from? Love the video anyways :)

[@shipwreckjohn7427]

very cool! and a nice keepsake that is useful as well!

[@ridwanrafi4506]

Where is your pool and everything??!

[@meesoedontask5562]

Watch the video before this one, you will see it all in the background.

[@ridwanrafi4506]

Ohh😅😅

[@andromed12ajin2]

Just Wow!!,and i can't wait to see what ever your next video like i said you is the best craver primitive skill i haven seen

[@joebob6913]

Where did you extract those small metal pebbles from and how?

[@Zamolxes77]

He shows it in one of his previous videos, he basically mixes crushed iron ore with crushed coal and flux, makes like a ball and cooks it, resulting in those small iron prills.

[@InternetMameluq]

Exactly what I was looking for... and with no commentary yet still understandable, very artistic, I should say!

[@genghisdingus]

forbidden chicken noodle soup

[@sirmati1436]

El minecraft

[@nyphey5214]

GenghisDingus epic comment.

[@mrLumen2]

Вот это, я понимаю, - блог! Для полного счастья осталось выплавить стекло, выгнать из дерева ацетон, сварить краску из ацетона и любых цветных ягод. Сварить мыло. И можно построить нормальный дом.

[@thejmelus]

Where do you find iron ore though? Or, how do you determine the presence of iron ore in an area (without modern aids) then mine for it?

[@MrzukAba]

You look for "tells". Search for a rock with red-redish color, that indicates a presence of iron.

[@lonewolfcoding5208]

get a magnet then go to ponds or rivers alongside then iron sticks to magnet

[@Bilas_Tv]

very nice video sir, i love to watch primitive technology video

[@Gildartz89]

All that just to make a small knife I will appreciate my kitchen knife more

[@sklimplay8626]

Niiiiiice. Very nice!!! Awesome 😊👍

[@Drblacksmith109]

Keren 👍

[@Ramahjuzplayz]

Iya keren

[@handsanitizermk.268]

Wooohoooo, you did it. Greate job. Thats the best knife and chisel i have ever seen

[@soft_box9331]

Me: * can't even make a brick * Him: *STONE AGE UNLOCKED*

[@ThePreyMantas]

Ingenious. Great success! You show the entire process. Now with these new tools you have the capability to make even higher precision tools. Very cool. Can't wait to see what you do with them next. :) Hmmmm, maybe a wood planer block. That would be handy. Thanks for sharing!

[@jacquesfall8117]

Is that hardcoal at 4:50? Where did you get that from? PS: Love your videos!!

[@Zamolxes77]

Apparently he picks it from the river in his area LOL.

[@ds_sjpark]

I am glad that u come back

[@Aferz]

3:09 SATISFYING

[@Mickimoss]

Please make a real life series, a life of primitive man with only a cloth on his body, starting from stone age to iron and thrive from there. Even making a bow with good accuracy probably hard when only have stone lol, that could really inspire lots of ppl and appreciate what we already have now in life. 2:55 even that furnace is primitive, it has lots of cracks but it gets the job done.

[@albertlu8407]

Hope we can watch you build a steam engine in the foreseeable future :D

[@paranormaldrummer5271]

Good job bro.. I don't care what anyone says man, you're hands down one of the best on youtube.. Period.. You and primitive technology.. 2 of the first in the game.. Keep on doing what you do bro and keep putting out these videos.. You have alot of ppl on here that are fans of what you do and love your work.. You're amazing.. Keep up the great work.. Cheers..

[@evanthefox8690]

I bet he know how to survive a zombies apocalypse

[@danielking1640]

History forged in fire, man you are a realy primitive master, congratulations

[@BigMacster777]

Me:Mom can I Barrow a knife? Mom: get your own knife u lazy bum. Me:

[@marco71187]

First blade ive seen made like this. Very cool, nice job.

[@ryanmcewen393]

Last one you ever see too. Cause it's FAKE!

[@marco71187]

@@ryanmcewen393 What are you talking about?

[@ryanmcewen393]

@@marco71187 you can't smelt prills like this with an open faced crucible. That's not how iron works. If you allow air to get to the iron and you don't have a medium to absorb the impurities all you get is a slag lump.

[@marco71187]

@@ryanmcewen393 Oh ok, so this video is a lie and a scam? Where did you get all your experience and knowledge from, the cosplay and Fake foam sword battles?

[@ryanmcewen393]

@@marco71187 I happen to have several years experience as a blacksmith. Making multiple iron products. I don't LARP. I don't Cosplay. I make stuff. And I know enough about how to smelt iron to know bullshit when I see it. What's your excuse?

[@Melting.Skiess]

No one: Absolutely no one on sweet baby Jesus’s blue earth: Primitive survival comments: MINECRAFT

[@VashTown]

I can't wait for this brand of stupid meme comment to die off.

[@tomuspl2137]

I Think you should make video with primitive technology! Nice Knife

[@Trendeil]

Finally! I've been waiting for this for years!

[@lpenap]

Oh my, good idea on making the molds. Perhaps you can even experiment on adding charcoal to increase the carbon content and make steel? Great video!

[@UseFreeSpeech]

In your Videos it looks so easy like everyone can do it, but i am sure that nobody i know (including me) could do it.

[@alexanderbertallo1995]

Wow... what craftsmanship... you are amazing...