PRIMITIVE SKILLS; Building Stone House (CABIN) wall plastering

PRIMITIVE SKILLS; Build Stone House (CABIN) wall plastering
Light is very necessary for the house, my generator often breaks down, I repaired it and will use it to light the house, and especially I will use it to illuminate when I work. Inside, I covered the walls with mortar, so that it covers the holes in the stone joints, this is good for soundproofing and it makes it warm in winter, thank you for being here! Have fun watching the video ^-^
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[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

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[@mariepakiry2307]

Thanks you for your best wishes . Happy Tet ,May this new year bring you prosperity, health happiness, and a closer bond with your loved one . Always looking forward to seeing your life moving forward . Much love Marie xxx

[@Tigerys-SweetPea]

👋😄 Hello again from america my friend! Happy and blessed Lunar New Year!🎉 I also believe in the ancient traditions of Gods of nature. May the Gods give you great health and harvest in 2024.

[@BaksA1]

Wow thank you , happy new lunar year ! 🎉🎉

[@ARPlay-nd8zs]

Good time of day. I want to warn you about the wiring. It is better to simply fix the lamp with a thread, avoid twisting the wiring. in such places, as a rule, strong induction begins, which can lead to a fire. All your viewers would not like to know that because of such a mistake you are once again homeless.

[@alloucheelhareth2396]

since you use wood as fuel why dont you make soap using wood ash and animals fat !!

[@VanForest73]

Creating a generator powered by the power of water, a mini hydroelectric power plant, and a house built entirely of solid stone, you are the most outstanding manufacturer I have ever met.

[@fernandasalmeida8871]

The idea of ​​plastering the walls is great if you paint them with lime you will see that the lighting improves a lot. I'm dying to see you build the new furniture for this house, it will be very cozy.

[@tuomasandfolkmusic]

Yes lime paint inside.

[@quakxy_dukx]

I was just about to comment the same thing

[@cursedxistence]

Can't do lime coat until it's hot and dry enough, otherwise too much moisture gets trapped in and causes more mildew / damp than it prevents, especially if he's only doing the inside, which is a mistake.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, your shares are very useful to me

[@f-locgaming7378]

A farmer, carpenter, mason and now an electrician... You're one absolutely amazing dude, keep up the great work and God bless!!!

[@thebulegila]

Don't forget blacksmith!

[@l.c.j.p.f3256]

It is amazing that we were able to build a house this far despite the difficulties.

[@Prof_Pirrone]

it would be a good idea to make a structure in stone and concrete, rather than wood, to house the generator

[@data544]

also, he could install the generator close to the house where he has a "mini-waterfall" by either slightly increasing the water intake or making a deeper tank with more incline, so he doesn't need to drain the pond every time

[@Prof_Pirrone]

@@data544 Perhaps. even if the generator emits a really annoying noise (perhaps worse than the waterfall noise), and having it far away is better. furthermore, the pressure downstream is greater thanks to the overflow of the artificial basin. the beauty of this project is that it offers great possibilities.

[@Dekxs6453]

Yes. Thats exactly what I was thinking! The area of the electric supply should be upgrade, need be upgrade with concrete and stones. Other way he will be doing this every year.

[@claramonsalve4272]

​@@Dekxs6453totalmente de acuerdo, si hace una construcción en piedra será casi indestructible y se ahorra mucho trabajo a futuro.

[@zirzmokealot4600]

​@@data544it doesn't have the flow volume needed to turn the generator at optimal rpm.

[@toddg3707]

Anybody else think he's straying a little bit too far away from the primitive skills aspect of his channel? I never really figured electrical work to be primitive. But he's still entertaining to watch.

[@casternubis3968]

a little tips for you...make your wall stone wet first before plastering with cement..it to make that cement more strong to hold at wall..when it dry it will not crack..

[@kaitlynlsari681]

It's full of sand and it's lime plaster, not Portland cement yould have too really pack it on to worry about cracking

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@kevindouglas8768]

Absolutely. Also, use a scoop. I flip it so quick and hard that it sticks every time.

[@PeUwe]

The first thing I do after starting your video is the thumbs up. For all readers. It doesn't hurt a bit to press the Like button.

[@ivangenadevich6047]

Доброго дня тебе и твоим близким😊 С наступающей весной тебя🎉 Уютно начинает выглядеть дом😊

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@sergei-buvalyu]

Большое спасибо за видео! Оставляю свой комментарий в поддержку канала! Всем добра и мирного неба над головой! Здоровья и благополучия! Звук нормальный!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@user-rx6zt8ls8c]

Красивый домик! 👍

[@keacha6457]

Before plaster wall, wall should be stoked by water first. It will make mortar stick to the wall firmly.

[@kaitlynlsari681]

Um nope not in this case. If the substrate is absorbent like timber, then yes, wetting helps the lime plaster bond better, but if it's stone like this it needs to be clean to get good adhesion

[@subhasish17]

You can color your inner walls white with lime.. it will make your room more bright ☀️

[@ladyofthemasque]

I have a question, Duong. (You do not have to answer it here, just give it some thought.) Have you considered creating a cement & stone platform for the electric generator trough, rather than wooden logs? It will take a lot of work, because you will have to dig a foundation so the pillars won't slip down the hill. And some parts should remain wooden for ease of adjusting positions, but cement and stone would last a lot longer, like how a tile roof will last longer, once you can build it and replace the wooden roof. I also recomment painting the interior of your home with lime whitewash to make it whiter and brighter, easier to see. You could also make paint out of slaked lime and charcoal for black, lime and iron oxide for orange, and other crushed minerals for other colors, then invite your daughters and wife to do a little painting on certain areas, so you will always have a little piece of them in your farm house. As for the outside, I also like the unplastered stone look on the outside, but agree with a smooth inside. The best of both worlds!

[@iqohbelle]

What i really like from this channel is 0 money 100% skill

[@UnexpectedInquisition]

With clay and bamboo, you could do plumbing. You now have power, so could add an overhead fan for some cooling inside the stone house, too. Could have a proper bathroom and kitchen with running water and electricity xD

[@user-bb9rc1dp4h]

Как говорят в России. Рукастый мужик! Это говорит о том, что вы умеете всё, за что возьмётесь. Класс! И да, не каждому дано прийти в лес и начать все с нуля. Здоровья вам, и удачи во всех ваших начинаниях 😊 С новым годом!

[@xardas2083]

я бы сказал что у него руки растут из всех нужных мест!!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@user-eo9bf2kr5r]

Интересен другой момент прихода в лес. Как ему "выделили" эту землю? Или там просто можно придти в джунги, построить себе дом и обустроить быт и жить себе спокойно? Просто у нас такая штука не прокатит, тебя обязательно возьмут за причинное место и обложат налогами. Да, до тех пор пока будет стоять шалаш и ты будешь ютится в нём на уровне бомжа-к тебе никаких вопросов не будет, но как только расчистишь землю, что-то мало-мальское построишь так сразу всякие инстанции понабегут, ну что-бы с ними начал делится денежкой. Как у нмх во Вьетнаме с этим обстоит дело, было-бы интересно узнать. Может есть смысл туда переехать, всегда тепло, зимы нет, всё растёт круглый год и море рядом.

[@user-bb9rc1dp4h]

@@PrimitiveSkillsnet да у них так же , землю надо покупать , или у государства , или у частника

[@mcloud4477]

Привет из России, у тебя отличный канал! Продолжай в том же духе! Не унывай. Тебя очень интересно смотреть. Написал просто, что бы переводчик корректно перевёл.

[@karenhamon2036]

You should add a light switch to the inside of you house to be able to to turn the light on and off so you don't have to go to the kitchen building to unplug the light when you don't need it. 😊

[@piconano]

To make proper Roman concrete, you also need volcanic ash or pot ash. Since volcanic ash is hard to come by, cement factories use pot ash. The ratio is one part of each, sand, lime and ash. Roman concrete is still going strong after over 2000 years for a reason.

[@Bob_Adkins]

He just needs it to last about 70 years.

[@quakxy_dukx]

Modern concrete is significantly stronger than roman concrete because the limestone is cooked more, making it very hard but very difficult to grind up without modern machinery. The reason Roman concrete lasts so long is that hydrated pockets of lime within it give it self-healing properties.

[@michaelsfoster8442]

wow great work I am allways imprest with your handyman talents.😊👍👍👍😀🍀🇺🇸

[@canuck8269]

You should do a lime wash over the stone and plaster inside. It will make it brighter and prevent mildew and mold. House looks amazing 😊

[@DedIgroman1122]

In my spare time, I would start making an aqueduct for a generator made of Roman concrete and brick. This will make it possible not to cut down trees every year to repair the scaffold. Alternatively, the support columns can be laid out of the same stone from which the house is built.

[@kaitlynlsari681]

Are you serious 😂 a Roman cement aqueduct 😂 you know how much wood he would have to burn to do that 😮 bamboo will do the job fine and it grows back in a year or two not twenty years like all the trees he'd have to drop and burn

[@DedIgroman1122]

@@kaitlynlsari681 Well, how many hectares of forest do you think you need to lime to cast 2 meters of gutter?

[@Christine4music]

I get tired just from hearing all the suggestions! Duong is amazing. The safety tips are great. I’m learning so much. I hope Duong knows not to worry about pleasing the audience! We are amazed by all of the skills. I hope the joy has not gone out of the project? All of this was done for Duong’s family, naturally. Duong you have the best channel of all! Thank you for sharing your life with us!

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Duong . 🐺 LC .

[@sheilaburris778]

The new water supply for your generator is great and the house is coming along beautifully. God bless and stay safe. Your friend from Binger Oklahoma USA ✋

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

thank you so much

[@user-ii7mv1nh2e]

Молодец какой!!!Прочный хороший дом построил!!!❤👍👍👍🙏

[@theYeti1000]

Nice Job on the plastering. If you wanted more light inside you could render the walls and then paint them white.

[@jairocaraballo8948]

Ahí está el resultado de tu duro trabajo... cuando uno está convencido de que puede hacer algo y le pone ganas y alegría....los resultados se dan....que bella casa te felicito...saludos desde Colombia.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@munchkin5674]

If you had made a board to hold mortar on with a handle underneath to hold it, you could have pushed the mortar onto the rock wall with your flat stick tool. This would have been a better chinking method so you wouldn’t waste so much mortar on the floor and gotten better coverage. I agree that the rock wall should have been water splashed first to help the mortar stick in place better. It did seem a bit dry. That said, I hope you plan on adding another layer of mortar to the wall to smooth it out more. It would be ok to let some of the rocks show through. That would like pleasing to the eye. But by adding another layer and really smoothing the mortar, it would give the inside more of a finished look. And yes, you could also white wash it to brighten the inside to get more effective use of your light.. As for the wiring for your light, I also fear that wrapping that wire around the wood like you did is very dangerous and could cause a fire. You would be better off to cut the wire to just the length needed. Use nails in the wood to hang the wire on out to where you want the light to be.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@muhammadsahfarnaoma6225]

your house realy better than before.. little furniture make it more complete.. ❤

[@eliphaslevi1637]

I've been following your channel for a long time, I started my house in a rustic way inspired by your videos, I wish you lots of happiness and inspiration.

[@Lukiiv]

The house turned out great, congratulations

[@JonasSilva-xr4xx]

Parabéns meu irmão,a sua casa de pedra cada dia fica mais fantástica, Deus te abençoe.

[@LIGHTTACT]

you came so far please dont stop we all want to see how far you can go ^^

[@SB168]

Без сумніву чудова робота.!!!

[@maximovicentemartinez5135]

Buenos días un saludo desde costa de Guerrero México qué hermoso amanecer tu país 🙏🙏🙏🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@scoobydoo5925]

if you add a little squirt of liquid soap to your mortar, it will act as a plasticiser making your mix less difficult to work.

[@robbmac9818]

You would make a great electrician my friend! Keep up the hard work!

[@clarencehopkins7832]

Respect from🇺🇸💪

[@altaylor951]

You should be careful tying knots in your electrical wire. It can cause the wire to overheat in that spot and catch on fire. The stone house looks amazing!!! Keep up the great work! Cheers from Canada.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@IQUP]

I'd love to see a behind-the-scenes clip of you filming yourself. You are a diligent person and set up the camera alone in the distance.

[@moplum]

House is really looking nice.

[@scottyelder8351]

You Sir are the Man !

[@IVvas]

В конце "наливной пол" сделал! :))

[@user-eo9bf2kr5r]

Если-бы в воду добавил жидкое стекло то да, а так нужно замораживать что-бы был "паркет ххитрокул".

[@myriambuitrago1411]

Hola amigo, admiro mucho tus conocimientos y habilidades, por lo que deberías construir una plataforma y una caseta más permanentes en cemento y piedra como lo hiciste con tu casa, eso te ahorraría tiempo y árboles en el futuro, Dios te bendiga y te dé prosperidad y amor 🙏🙏

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@luizinhaanselmo4120]

Parabéns menino lindo pela a conquista da sua casa 🏠 😂😂😂❤🎉🎉🎉

[@user-id4gc2jv9u]

Доброго дня вам! Ви такий молодець! Все у вас ладиться! Добротно, гарно! Супер! Ви хороший господарь!🥰👍😘🇺🇦🌻💪

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@tonylevai5590]

Ain't no big bad wolf in the world that can come huffing and puffing this building to the ground. 👍

[@doubleedgedsword6352]

You'll need to do pointing (fill gaps between bricks with mortar) outside before the next winter, else the mortar between stones will erode. Best wishes, Duong!

[@simplengvlogerofficial9621]

You are a fan here in the Philippines

[@bulentiseri8468]

Good work god bless you ❤❤❤

[@michellekestler]

Amazing as always

[@Bayu-si8pt]

Akhir nya yg di tunggu tayang juga video nya 😊

[@elylati]

Está muy linda tu casa

[@BaksA1]

That videos is somethink i like to watch to relax and keep my mind happy 😁

[@claudinharodrigues3338]

Excelente trabalho 😍💪👍👏👏👏👏

[@boardmandave]

I am a huge fan of all your work but I have to be honest I think I preferred the walls before you plaster them

[@lucdrouin2625]

Dương thân mến, bạn là một người kiên cường! Bạn đã biến thảm họa trước đó thành cơ hội để xây dựng một ngôi nhà mới, tốt hơn và bền vững hơn nhiều. Đây là một bài học lớn cho tất cả chúng ta, bởi đôi khi tất cả chúng ta đều phải đối mặt với thảm họa.

[@maraisagoncalves5506]

Sua casa de pedra ficou muito linda 🎉🎉🎉🎉 parabéns

[@user-rp7fw5iy6e]

Здравствуй друг, восхищаюсь твоей работой на природе. Отличные видео делаешь, спасибо за отличное настроение. Предлагаю тебе идею по созданию кирпичной печки из кирпичей сделанных тобой. Создание кузницы для изготовления различных железных инструментов. Знаю у тебя были короткие видео по изготовлению инструмента. Но было бы здорово сделать ещё один обзор на добычу железа в природе и дальнейшем его изготовлении в инструмент. А так же попробовать создать новые проекты по электричеству. Например найти медь в природе, расплавить её и создать электрический провод. Каучук резина у Вас растет значит можно попробовать что-то реализовать из этого. Идей полно, красивая природа и много всего там у Вас. Дерзайте и всё будет хорошо.

[@objection_your_honor]

Do not listen to people who say wetting the surface before applying the concrete gives stronger bond. It doesn't. It creates a weaker bond which is called water bond. Water takes up space, and doesn't allow cement to attach. When the water evaporates, you'll have voids. You did it the right way. Do not wet the stones or bricks when mortaring. Use as little as possible water in making the concrete. Rocking the stone or brick back and forth on the mortar, gives the best adhesion.

[@Mazik_tazik]

Не надо завязывать узлом электрический провод для крепления на потолке, при работе он может нагреваться в узле и может случится пожар

[@xardas2083]

как электрик, подтверждаю! лучше пару витков вокруг бревна, чем узел!

[@user-eo9bf2kr5r]

Там провод китайский со стальными жилами да и лампочка экономка 20 Вт, токи там менее 100 мА, нечему там греться, даже одинарная стальная жила в 0,2мм спокойно будет работать без нагрева. Это мы привыкли киловаттные чайники подрубать в розетки, а у него генератор, хорошо если ватт 40 тиснет и то за счастье. Сдесь только экономический вопрос, стоит ли тратить полтора метра провода на узлы и обвивку вокруг бревна, но похоже что провод у них настолько дёшев, что с такими вопросами там не заморачиваются, это у нас ШВВП 2*0,5 стоит 30 центов метр, там, видимо, раз в 10 дешевле.

[@jonathankullner596]

You can make a fireplace with a brick shimney, stone floor around the fireplace and a wood floor for the rest of the house. 🤟

[@mitrichs8407]

Добрый день, ты эти опоры раствором бы залил. И не только вбил но и ещё бетонную плашку сделал бы! Вот тогда было бы чётко!

[@user-eo9bf2kr5r]

Всё равно сгниёт, там дожди через день. Есть смысл только вкопать бамбуковую трубку, с заранее выбитыми перегородками и залить её известковым раствором, тогда получится некое подобие каменного столба и даже если снаружи всё сгниёт в труху, внутренний бетонный столб будет нести всю силовую нагрузку. Но судя по видосам, автор особо и не заморачивается с этим, вокруг джунгли и проще потратить один день и вырубить новое бревно, чем что-то мудрить.

[@tikonc]

I think what you did to the walls is called pointing... plastering is covering the entire wall instead of only between the stones (pointing). Great job...I love the new house....keep up the good work

[@Deanlawrence14]

bro invented the water powered generator and lighting bulb a big achievement for primitive skills channel 👍

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@felipepadayaojr4343]

Yeah a fan from Philippines 😂,mabuhay ka❤

[@AndreyGnatusha]

В генераторе смазать нужно подшипники

[@user-eo9bf2kr5r]

Я так думаю что их там нет, обычные втулки бронзовые. Разве морут стоять подшипники в генераторе, который стоит 4 петуха с зелёными перьями.

[@babysnakes1433]

Wood posts can benefit from charing the ends with fire before placing them in the ground. This discourages rot and termites. 😊 Hope this helps.

[@glawenclattuc3127]

Duong, I have seen other people suggest this, but a permanent stone structure for the generator would prevent it from rotting again. If you make a wooden mould you could make the right shape by filling it with cement. I also suggest adding in some netting or a basket to prevent leaves from blocking the generator.

[@ermachristensen6885]

I love the look of stone. Some people here in America love it so much we make fake stone.

[@lucblin1435]

Hi Duong, Nice work as usual...for your wooden posts, you should burn them on the surface by 3 or 4 millimeters to prevent them from rotting too quickly. Looking forward to your next video 😉

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@bepponen]

love e the new house and watching it get made

[@fabiomzt]

Your videos bring some peace, thanks Duong.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@pettheray4177]

Plot Twist duong took down his mud cabin to make this concrete one 😃

[@user-yw3tc8xs7ysys]

日本の城の石垣は200年以上経った今もなお当時のまま残り続けています。それだけ丈夫な家に仕上げのにたくさんの時間がかかったんでしょうね！とても素晴らしいですね😊👍

[@josesilva2010able]

it's looking very beautiful !

[@annarickit6156]

I'm glad your not going to plaster the outside of the house, you will take the character of the house away if you did. Love watching your work, try not to do too much as I don't want to see you hurt your back again, take care and be healthy❤❤

[@heatherarthur6232]

Now you have a nice new house for your new year.😊

[@sabinamaytaahuati5820]

Está hermoso tu casa 🏠🏠🏠

[@stevenanderson236]

Wonderful work

[@remedavid7497]

Great job on everything, house,walls and roof top. next mayne cover for the windows and door. Stay safe and be healthy. see you again next video.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@user-pj4zz1gp1j]

Make clay pots for water make hand drill for ground and wood and finale make saw water wheel

[@hectorrojas9578]

Le quedó muy hermosa si casita cuídate

[@ElectricalNoises]

Great work, as always!

[@CarlDWardJr]

Well done!

[@aleister4778]

nice house

[@clementbellande8720]

Great job

[@user-xu6uk4yq6h]

Привет из России, и с новым годом🎉🎉🎉

[@user-eo9bf2kr5r]

Осталась дверь и окна застеклить. . Ждём технологию варки стекла и его раскатки в листовое стекло. Все ингридиенты для варки стекла имеются: кварцевый песок отмытый от железа(рыжего цвета), известь для просветления стекла, и соду можно получить из древесной золы выщелачиванием и смешиванием с известью(получится щёлочь, которая пойдёт вместо соды, но можно и карбонизировать).

[@aimanabdullah5309]

Used the waterfall for your mini genset that is good behind your home😊

[@mr-vlad8907]

You could make glass for your house windows to keep warmth inside the house.

[@JamethielKnorth]

you should attempt a lime whitewash on the interiors to help with the lighting. If you dont mix sand in, it will still cure, but will retain the bright color.

[@glawenclattuc3127]

Duong, you could also try making clay or cement pipes by shaping it around bamboo pipes and then burning the wood away when it is dry. You could use that for where the pond drains to get greater pressure for the generator? I also really think you should invest in a battery or other power storage device. This would allow you to store electricity and not need to drain the pond when you want the lights on in the kitchen.

[@paulkleinmeulman6394]

Your house looks amazing. A lot of hard work, but it looks strong and beautiful.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@filhadejerusalem3627]

Amo seus vídeos 🎉

[@rickygarcia9284]

Good job, maybe you can fix the water wheel and use hin to build a simple sawmill water powered

[@grahammctygue724]

Much luck Duong and Huong happy families in Tet ca much joy 🎉🎉😊😊

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@PhilsPhreeGifts]

good work and thank you for the video.