PRIMITIVE SKILLS; Home collapsed! Duong despaired and searched for the cause

[@CheerfuEntropy]

Sorry about your house but good thing you werent in it when it fell. Also looking forward to the replacement you will build!

[@linawhetstone9575]

You Can” t build. Again You are good person 👍👍👍💖🇺🇸

[@marciagodinho3059]

Eu concordo que no vídeo dele é tudo feito por ele mas quando deparamos por este tipo de catástrofe temos que pensar. Esta quantidade de madeira encharcada pelas chuvas elevam o peso a quase 4 vezes, as tábuas não são fininhas e eram sobrepostas, um peso incrível. Se for com folhas de palmeira, duram muito pouco e são chamariz para ninhos de rato e rato chama cobra, tanto que ele mesmo já achou. Neste tempo, ele tem madeira suficiente e deveria abrir uma exceção e fazer com lona plastica. 2 dúzias de ovos pagam uma lona legal ou talvez uma galinha e alguns peixes. Refazer o muro de terra será que vale a pena??? É outra coisa extremamente difícil e trabalhosa. Deus dê sabedoria a ele para que faça o melhor, é o que desejo.

[@Sauod-zhrani]

دونغ انصحك ببناء منزلك من الاسمنت ودعامات من الحديد لكي يدوم طويلاً انت نجحت كثيراً في اسلوب الحياه القديم لابد ان تعطي نفسك مساحة اكبر❤🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦

[@Sauod-zhrani]

الحمد لله انك كنت تجمع الملح والا كان سيقع السقف عليك 😂🎉🎉

[@Manu-nc9tl]

Don't forget it's entertainment, the buildingwas in good state and its down because of the employees payed for. The pitch is one man doing everything alone but if everything is done the only way is to destroy and make again. It's a relaxing chanel, i like it but no mystery, only professional projects.

[@toniataylor6019]

I remember when you built that house, and watched all the updates you made. It's so amazing to see your many skills, I really appreciate and enjoy your videos. I am by no means an expert on carpentry or building houses, but I do watch a lot of videos with people building their own homes. One thing I can say is, when they use wood for constructing, they always torch the wood to prevent termite and weather damage, makes the wood last longer. Definitely the part of the wood touching the earth, you must torch that well. Seems like a lot of work, especially when you're building alone. Wishing I could be there to help physically.....your viewers are with you for moral support. Be careful and stay safe 🙏🏽😊

[@louisavevers9709]

I remember too!! It took ages to make!!

[@s.a.morris8625]

... yes, fire the wood, makes stronger and keeps termites out...

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, your shares are very useful to me

[@captain34ca]

that's not true. burning leaves the wood more prone to rot@@s.a.morris8625

[@drewstotts7087]

A house with stone and concrete walls would be a smart choice. You can build the pillars from wood still, but encase them in concrete to prevent termites getting to them. You could use a similar method like how you made the pond walls with woven bamboo to hold it together until it dries. It looks like you have a good amount of flat stones in the nearby hills you can use to build the walls as well! Stay positive Duong, your new house will be even better and stronger!

[@MrAndyBearJr]

It looks like you were able to salvage a lot of the structural beams. It is good that you can separate those from the ones destroyed by termites and rot. You are a talented and resilient person, and I can’t wait to see the amazing structure you will build to replace it.👍🏻🙂

[@Travis_Hackney]

I love how you immediately start cleaning up and getting the furnace ready so you can rebuild your house even better

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your comments, wish you and your family good health

[@COMRADEDAVEYIPPIIIII]

​@@PrimitiveSkillsnetThe cause is probably because of rain hitting your mud walls and wood parts causing them to become more liquidy and a little rotten and since the roof is made out of purely wet wood (alot more heavier than normal wood) and also your brick walls the wood columns couldn't hold such weight and collapse. Make the columns stronger or make the roof weight less.

[@COMRADEDAVEYIPPIIIII]

I suggest making the columns out of strong smoked bamboo tied together and filled with concrete so that it can last more long or maybe even a couple decades. Also gather the material of the broken house and recycle them, make the same roof or smoke the old one to get rid of the wetness and also cover them in something light weighted and pretty water proof. This should allow your hut to be very strong.

[@COMRADEDAVEYIPPIIIII]

​@@PrimitiveSkillsnetbtw if your places have a bug infestation use something mint scented, the more strong the scent is the more it will repel bugs. Saw it in National Geographic.

[@LindaZen58]

It's great to see how quickly you were able to assess your situation and restart your creative drive to rebuild. I was hoping to see your wife there lending you a hand to clear out the rubble and give moral support for a period of time. Anyway, you are resilient and some of the comments can be very helpful to you. We your viewers are here with you all the way. 👏👏

[@ezruarn]

I think the wooden roof absorbed a lot of rainwater and the weight overwhelmed the structure

[@MrEvgen18]

And earthwalls absorbs water and became weak

[@MasterHumplick]

Looked like termites got in the wood too.

[@TheXqizitor]

agree

[@KatherineUribe-1]

Rotted timbers.

[@oovekos2546]

бревна сгнили, стены подмыло, и как назло сильный ветер поднялся

[@ezruarn]

You can always look on the positive side. You will be glad that none of the family members or you were hurt by the collapse of the house

[@philbilligmeier6522]

I’m just glad you weren’t in it when it collapsed. But you’ll rebuild and make it better

[@Joey233]

Duong, these are things in life. You will rebuild this shelter and come out stronger and wiser from it!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, your shares are very useful to me

[@Veryy93]

You need to add bracing to your buildings to compensate horizontal force. You can also try to smoke the wood before using it to improve its durability especially on the roof area.

[@martinlehtonen]

this is the way

[@adrenixj4308]

diagonal bracing at each corner, seem to me 1 of the corner posts either rotted or collapsed, treating the wood and elevating it of the ground should fix your issues. (structural engineer here)

[@simog994]

Absolutely, go for triangles where ever you can

[@schlaznger8049]

Really needs to look at the building location first

[@stephenpushak2932]

yes, the use of trusses.

[@Лаура555-в4ю]

Это хорошо, что крыша на тебя не упала. Ты здоров и полон сил. Новый 🏠 будет лучше 😊 Удачи тебе.

[@andydataguy]

Shoutout to duong for making such amazing content for so long! I still remember watching him build the house. His videos are a ray of light and optimism even in dark times 💜🙌🏾

[@celiacafe4613]

Você é vitorioso, chegou menino só com um facão, hoje é fazendeiro, analise todos os erros e acertos e siga em frente. Deus é sempre contigo.

[@3apa3a4eva]

In all this terrible situation, it was really a blessing that the house has collapsed when you or your family were not inside! Why not to build a new one with river stone and Roman concrete? And design some sort of a hoist/winch system to lift stones? Just thinking aloud here. In any case, tons of support in whatever you will decide!

[@williecrawford7883]

Hey Duong, I'm glad that you and your family are safe.

[@areanem]

Roof was getting way too heavy with all that soaked wood. They needed to be water proof and lighter. You'll get it next time you always keep improving 😊 be safe!

[@jcdadfire884]

Duong, I am so sorry about your house collapsing. That must feel awful. I remember watching your videos of you building your house as they were coming out. For your new house, I would recommend using some kind of pitch on the wood because it will waterproof it and last much longer. Thank you so much for making such incredible content and embracing the challenge!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your comments, wish you and your family good health

[@dougalexander7204]

I remember you building the house. I’m sorry it collapse but you have learned more.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@joseramonburgosmosquera486]

Admirado Duong: Sigo con paciente respeto el desarrollo de tu aventura creativa desde el mismo momento en que se fundó tu canal y de igual manera el de la cada vez más sorprendente Huong. Es por lo mismo que en nombre de tantos seguidores te sugiero que inicies la reconstrucción de la vivienda fabricando tus propios ladrillos y para la fundición de columnas y vigas comiences a utilizar con la destreza que te caracteriza hierro fabricado en tu poderosa Fundición. Igualmente, creo que llegó la hora de fabricar tejas de barro cocido. Sé que nos volverás a demostrar de todo cuanto eres capáz.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, your shares are very useful to me

[@abdrabalamerhassan]

I have been following you for a very long time, and I am truly sorry for what happened to the farm house. I hope that for free, there will be a house that is more beautiful and stronger than it and follows the distance. I will support you by following up and placing likes for you, your follower from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

[@INVESTORY-Greg]

You sir are a real life legend !!! cant wait to see the house when it will be done, I honestly admire and salute your spirit sir ! I wish and hope the rain will calm down so it will be easier for you to work on the house.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@岡野道男-t3c]

I'm really glad you weren't hurt. It will be difficult to rebuild your life, but please do your best.

[@muhammadsahfarnaoma6225]

i agree with you.. mr duong.. your place now.. is peacefully.. it relaxing to live here... keep strong to build new one..

[@ColinTherac117]

It is really sad to see the house fall. I recently rewatched some of your first videos when you were in just a cave. And then later the bamboo shack. Seeing how far you have come is astonishing. I hope your future descendants will watch your videos and visit your site in the distant future. You are a legend!

[@shduehfys7suxu699]

I had watch him since from the beginning looking for a place to developed his bsmboo shack his rice field w/c is now the fish pond his source of water from the waterfall a drip actually from tthe mountain then finding a way to have more water from the river digging the fishpond then making an irrigation developing his waterwheel & so on & so forth & all in all Iam one of his fan but it seems now a days my idol is losing weight stay safe idol take good care of yourself God bless

[@ricardoalves-vp3jc]

Fiquei muito triste 😞 de vê a sua casa toda quebrada,eu acompanhei toda a construção dela em 2020 mas Deus tá com vc e vai te dar forças!

[@lukacosta-terapia]

Duong, eu acomapnho você desde o inicio. É triste ver o que aconteceu com sua casa. Mas 4 anos se passaram e você está muito mais experiente. Tenho certeza que contruirá uma casa melhor! O importante é que você está bem. Não desista. Estamos aqui, apoiando você!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your encouragement, wish you and your family good health

[@MrOmegaweapon]

I'm glad that you and your family is safe. Also it's a bit of a relieve that it was not sabotage. Now if I may suggest something, for your next home, you could use the clay of your previous house to make terracota tiles. I would be less heavy and also will keep insects away. Be safe out there!

[@johns6014]

Terracotta tiles sound like a good idea. If fired correctly, they wouldn't absorb water, warp, or rot like wood is subject to. I'm not sure if this is accurate, but his kitchen roof might need to be replaced soon as well. The palms fronds are looking pretty aged and moldy.

[@lundquist22]

We love watching your persistence Duong! Sorry for what happened to your house. It was a place of comfort for you, but we have no doubt what you build next will be an improvement with what you now know. Keep going!!!

[@petasmith6258]

Four years ago, you asked how you should rebuild. I suggested bricks & tiles…more sustainable than wood. When you said wood, I suggested you “char” the wood with smoke…just so lucky you weren’t in there! Glad you’re safe!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for reminding me and always accompanying me

[@annamarialomuscio8744]

Brother, life makes us fall,the difference lies in the strength to get up and in the courage to start again i respect you,a Warrior ❣️

[@Scott-i9v2s]

A very sad warrior, but a WARRIOR he is! 🙂

[@Rouverius]

Sad to hear about your house. It was amazing watching you build it. Anyway, I was thankful to know that you and your family were not hurt. Lord bless you!

[@OddyRash]

Благодари небо, что не пострадали близкие тебе люди. А с постройкой дома ты справишься, никто не сомневается. Удачи и новых сил тебе, друг! (RUS)

[@OldmanSmoothy]

религиознутый шизик🤣

[@tolyavasserman8479]

@@OldmanSmoothy болван и грубиян

[@RoboK0T]

Благодари небо что не пришли русские и не взорвали твой дом

[@СергейЛеонидович-б7т]

Вьетнам твердо знает, кто приходит и взрывает дома, сжигает джунгли и деревни напалмом. Так что, сказки можете друг другу рассказывать.

[@СветланаДашкевич-ж9ц]

Умница! Но, полагаю что он пока не грешит на русских. Далековато они пока. И надеюсь пока не полезут во Вьетнам!@@RoboK0T

[@morgothmelkor6334]

Use stones to make a walls and as a roof make it from palm leafes , make it simple . stay safe and good luck :)

[@donbuche]

As a former architect I am, I would definitelly go with a roof of ceramic pieces and walls of bricks, avoinding the use of wood as u can. Hope it helps, Duong. Cheers from Catalonia.

[@Scott-i9v2s]

What an awesome challenge that would be, how a modern architect would apply primitive skills to designing/constructing a house in Duong's area. 🙂 Thật là một thử thách tuyệt vời, làm thế nào một kiến trúc sư hiện đại có thể áp dụng những kỹ năng nguyên thủy vào việc thiết kế/xây dựng một ngôi nhà ở khu vực của Dương. 🙂

[@Slavicplayer251]

@@thegoodtom1718more than a thousand

[@Scott-i9v2s]

@@thegoodtom1718 But not with the same level of skills, no true? My point is more that level of skills. 🙂

[@Scott-i9v2s]

@@thegoodtom1718 But that is the MATERIALS. The point is the SKILLS being used.

[@YvonneBVidal]

Hi Doung here again I'm truly sorry for everything that has been happening but you a strong inteligente and determined man, I glad you found out that was a natural cause (termites) and rain and not vandalism which I'm so glad for your safety, now im also so happy to hear you going to do the fireplace I've been begging you for years to add for keep you warm in winters Thank you, I think a house made of stones is the best option so this won't happen again that will take a big even to destroy a stone house now which kind of stone would be, going and get stones around or building them yourself? Remember to be careful with your back please 🙏 I begging you 🙏 well Doung im glad you ok and now we start a new journey with you I wish all the best see you in your next video ❤

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your encouragement and comments. Wishing you and your family good health

[@clementbellande8720]

Courage mon ami ! Tout mon soutien à toi ❤❤❤

[@TareanSmiley]

My condolences. Bugs are a constant problem where we live. The bottom layer of lumber always has to be treated, or painted. Even on modern homes. The "baseplate" (first piece of wood on your foundation) is always pressure treated. I think you can replicated a treated piece of wood in a primitive setting with some type of tar or tree resin. I've also heard of people soaking the first layer in lye (wood ash soaked in water) and then re-applying the lye solution every so often. Or a can of paint would probably work, if you don't mind modern solutions.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@cedwardk]

can’t wait to see the next house🙌🏼 and I’m glad you are safe👍🏼

[@warricksmythevideo]

Really glad you weren't in the house at the time. Glad you're safe. I agree with those that say stone, concrete, tile and use wood in the interior to make it warm and comfortable.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your encouragement, wish you and your family good health

[@fhadyltriadi7575]

Hello, brother, I'm sorry to see that your house is falling down, the wooden plank roof will be heavy if it is rain, plus the condition of the log age is also being eaten by termites, return to the straw roof, it will be lighter and safe if the building collapses, and hopefully it won't happen again

[@58-lee]

다치지 않아서 다행입니다 그때 정말 튼튼하게 지었던것 같은데 안타깝네요 또얼마나 많은 시간과 수고가 필요하겠지요 응원합니다 힘내세요~

[@ncisawesome]

I recommend getting as much waste motor oil as possible and coating the wood of your future home to prevent rot and insects my friend:)

[@luismsaguiar]

Burned the wood planks in the exposed side should do it too. The shou sugi ban process involves charring the wood, cooling it, cleaning by brushing and washing then finishing the wood with oil.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for always following and supporting me

[@alicemcclure4504]

So sorry to see your fallen home. But a wonderful blessing..you weren't in it at the time. Will you build a cement block one now? I look forward to your next video. Take care and God bless you. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@dijanetecosta456]

É muito difícil vê coisas que temos ser destruído mais você é inteligente e muito trabalhador logo logo você vai ter uma casa nova e bem melhor pois você é um abençoado de Deus ele te ajudará em nome de Jesus 🙏🏡

[@prasadtm18]

Dear Daung good evening Yes it pinches when such things happen, especially the house having been built by your own hands. Like many opined, I would also say that it was fortunate that none were inside at that time and let’s thank God for that. You are an expert in building again and certainly you can make another better one instead. You have the willpower too. 👍 Pray that things are set aright soon 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@claudiomoreira6514]

Força para você! Meus antepassados construíam casa de madeira com argila e duravam 100 anos. Só que a madeira era coberta pela argila pra preservar a madeira

[@montsesr2576]

Hola. Yo creo que el problema que tiene Duong es que el tipo de madera que ha usado no es realmente buena para la construcción y mucho menos si no le ha dado algún tratamiento anti termitas. He dejado un comentario largo más arriba, por si quieres leer. Saludos.

[@janinetoyne8839]

I cried when I saw your house, lucky you and your family are safe, I remember your hard work building it. I wish I was 20 years younger I would come and help you rebuild. I have to rebuild some of my house due to termites, it's going to cost alot to have it treated, I wish there was another way. I live in Australia and termites thrive here. With all this extra hard work you have, please remember to take care of your back, you must remember to warm up slowly when you wake up. My heart is very heavy your wife must be very sad too.😢 I am looking forward to what plans you must have now. Be safe.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@giceliovasconcelos4071]

É sempre bom poder recomeçar 💪

[@basgosen6746]

Maybe it is possible to make the loadbearing pillars from stone/bricks? That would give termites a lesser chance. Looking formward to your solutions and upgrades. Im glad nobody was at home when it collapsed. You came this far ... so you will manage a few setbacks. Take care.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your comments, wish you and your family good health

[@zoelmourasantos5093]

Bom dia guerreiro. Falo aqui do BRASIL 🇧🇷 acho que o motivo do desabamento de sua casa foi o telhado de madeira, pois é muito pesado e não é impermeável. Já pensou colocar um telhado igual o da casa de sua esposa!

[@patbell9281]

Certamente, ma il senso di questo canale è usare solo abilità primitive, quindi usare solo materiali non prefabbricati

[@Weltaz]

Hello Duong, It's very impressive, I thank God you weren't inside! Please let me help you: I would like to give you a very old archaic technique: To prevent wood deterioration, you need to treat the surface of each part that will come into contact with water, and this is possible with a natural treatment : There is a natural treatment (extremely effective), I think you will like this: it is necessary to burn the surface of the wood, several millimeters deep (therefore very thin), Which blackens and covers the surface of the wood with carbon. Then pass it in water quickly, which solidifies the carbon layer. Then you have to rub with a brush to remove all the excess charcoal (let the wooden part dry too), there it is already well protected, but you can now also add a thin layer of oil that will be sucked by the wood by the treated surface because the microporous will be clogged by the oil and this chases away the water. while the charcoal hunts micro-organisms such as mold. after treating the wood as I explained (with fire and rubbing) if you don't have oil then you have to cover the wood with lime powder. but vegetable oil is really much better because it chases away water.

[@TheIhoodz]

I'm glad to see you weren't hurt, thankfully you're safe. I'm sorry it didn't stand up to time, but you have the correct mindset of moving forward, that dedication is admirable.

[@dazedconfused5019]

I'm happy to know you have another room to keep warm and sleep until you rebuild. You will rebuild another house to enjoy.

[@McFunnyBone]

On to bigger and better. With pressure comes change! You got this. Looks like you're gearing up for a brick house and tile roof. Wishing you great success. Glad you were not harmed when it collapsed.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your comments, wish you and your family good health

[@stephaniewilliamson6726]

So sorry about you'er home so blessed never fell on top on you. So blessed that you are okay and safe looks like rain damage and termite problem as seen wood damage in the wood. I pray you make a safer home for your self and family. Love your channel and your wife's channel. God bless you and your lovely family. Stay safe.❤😊

[@carmenvazquez6698]

I'm sorry for your house 🏠. Now knowing you that are so talented start building again. Make us the viewers proud of something that you can make beautiful. Good luck 👍 God bless you 👍 🙏

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@shirleymaples3265]

I am so very sorry about your house. I am just glad you weren't there to have been possibly hurt. I know you worked hard on it but you will get a new one built soon. Just stay safe and Blessed.

[@Neongod22]

I am sorry to see this loss. I am so happy to see that you were not asleep in that bed when it collapsed. Please remember "Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts." - W. Churchill

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your encouragement, wish you and your family good health

[@mariepakiry2307]

Doung , so glad to see, you start tidying around the damage house. Take your time , why don’t you make a break home. You have plenty of material around, where you live . Make sure you eat well. Wish you all the best . Sending you hugs ❤

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@skeptiklive]

I agree, I think termites & rot weakened the structure, then it got wet and heavy, causing the collapse. I asked AI about traditional methods for protecting against termites and it's suggestions were: 1. Barriers such as stone or metal shielding at the base of the structure 2. Ensure the wooden structure doesn't touch the ground by using stone or masonry for the lower portion of the structure 3. Use woods that naturally resist termites (not sure if you have access to any of these) 4. Preventative maintenance and inspections, ensuring wood is kept dry to prevent rot & infestation 5. Reduce moisture wherever possible 6. Traditional repellents such as Neem Oil, Essential Oils (Eucalyptus, Orange, or Lemon), Camphor, Garlic Oil, Potash or Mud/Lime Plaster. 7. Bait and trap systems (leave some wood nearby to rot and attract termites in the area, then burn it any time an infestation occurs I hope this is helpful!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, your shares are very useful to me

[@1brunobj]

I think the lime production process is amazing, even more so when putting the stones in the water. The first time I saw it was on this channel and it was very interesting. I'm looking forward to seeing how it goes the new house

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your comments, wish you and your family good health

[@ningshengjie653]

🙋, 董兄晚上好, 发生这种情况之下, 肯定难过, 别灰心, 從新在来, 加油哦! 希望你会成功把房子🏠盖起来🤗🤗💌💌.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@blue_boy8621]

I would second the clay bricks! Maybe rooftiles aswell? Build it in a circle/dome? It would be the very unique house, yet very solid and termite free!!

[@adam90670]

Glad you are safe Duong. Now that you have all the necessary tools and materials at your disposal it might be a good idea to dig your post foundations and then concrete them in place and that should prevent any wood rot from the ground up👍🏼 best of luck and I look forward to watching the rebuild. Love from the uk❤️

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, your shares are very useful to me

[@marcezs08]

I'm still glad you weren't injured when it collapsed, i genuinely love these videos and the content you make and I'm happy that you weren't in the house or in bed when the roof collapsed.

[@AndrewHorsford]

as others have said, I wish I could be there to help you with your work! I don't understand why you knocked down the wall next to your kitchen, though... it was keeping the wind and rain out, right? I thought you would leave it alone until you were ready to rebuild the wall

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, your shares are very useful to me

[@cecilcooper6210]

You will build it much better now. You have a lot more experience. You will be glad it fell. It will be so much more beautiful.

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Duong . 🐺 Loupis Canis .

[@patriciahenry3317]

Bonjour à toutes et tous de la France 🇫🇷 ❤ C'est vraiment incroyable vous partez tout heureux ala l'érosion et vous revenez la maison effondrée au sol... C'est vraiment triste. Serait ce l'humidité la pluie ou les insectes xylophages Comme les termites ? Un traitement s'impose. Il existe des pièges à termites pour vérifier si la maison est infectée. Heureusement que vous n'étiez pas dans votre maison lorsqu'elle c'est écroulée. La nuit par exemple vous seriez peut-être blessé voir pire.

[@leyliah1]

I think both stone and bricks sound great stone for foundation and fireplace. Look at this as a blessing for both that it happened while u weren't there and that you can ....renew your house make it stronger and less likely to be eaten by termites ❤❤❤❤

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your comments, wish you and your family good health

[@ARKYmouse]

Bracing and smoking your structural supports will greatly help. Varnishing the wood will also drive termites away. It's amazing how you persevere in spite of disaster! Though it is unfortunate, this is a challenging opportunity to engineer a stronger home.

[@ЕвгенийЖиваев-н3з]

Большое удовольствие смотреть ваши видео. Вы большой труженик, у вас всё получится. В вашем климате более долговечным будет каменный дом на известковом растворе с таким же фундаментом. Желаю удачи😊

[@craigpitt6342]

You have inspired countless souls and the time spent watching all of your videos from everyone you have touched with your hard work and determination will no doubt be greater than the time you have lived I don't believe in coincidence I believe you where never ment to be in that home when it fell you have angels watching over you and your brilliant soul you shall rebuild sir you shall go bigger and better than ever before, you where just destined for greater and with that I look forward to your next endeavour building a larger more comfortable place to share your wisdom yes you lost the building but your memories and lessons shall live on, never forget that I imagine you will be looking back at the previous home with joy through your videos in your new and improved home with all the rest of us much love from England 🇬🇧 ❤️ 💙

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

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[@Sheckybea]

So much work! You are an inspiration of resilience…and I feel like your chickens, while they watch you work, wish they could help you. Take care of your back, and thank you for sharing your journey with us.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@ครูเทพวิไลจันทร์]

โครงหลังคาสร้างด้วยไม่เนื้อออ่นย่อมผุดพังง่าย ประกอบกับภูมิอากาศชื่นมาก

[@williammcdowell3718]

You are not a bad builder, you're a good builder who had bad things have happen to you. Endeavor to persevere!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@texasguy99]

Wow! Those termites really did some major damage. I’m glad nobody was injured when it collapsed!! That was many hours of work to clear that area!!

[@Rayaheen77]

I have been following the videos since the beginning and I admire the rural life you live on your beautiful farm, and how I wish to visit your peaceful country.

[@TheBarry1394]

Sorry about the house man, it was very beautiful and very fascinating to see the videos where you built it. Luckly the structure failing didnt hurt nobody and you're safe.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your comments, wish you and your family good health

[@bachtuyetdoan4684]

May quá con không bị thương. Có thể không cần phải tiếp tục là PRIMITIVE SKILLS nữa được không?!.Bao nhiêu đó đủ thấy tài năng của con rồi. 😂👍💪👏

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your encouragement, wish you and your family good health

[@daryllake296]

Mate I have watched your videos from the start of your channel. I'm sorry to see what happened to your house but glad none got hurt. Your a brilliant man so I know you will come back from this even stronger.

[@tagarro90]

I'm so sad for you!😢I know you can do it once again! You are a warior!!!💪💪💪

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@FootPrintSystem]

Sending you a lot of support in this difficult moment Duong ! Looking forward too watch you build a new living room

[@Tammie-Burns1961]

I'm so sorry your house collapsed, but I'm glad you weren't in it when it collected. I know you'll have a new house up in know time.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@josemolina3544]

Por suerte no estabas debajo cuando colapsó tu casa. Muchos ánimos. Tu nueva casa será mejor.

[@misterright7160]

18:31 You can use baked clay bricks or adobe clay bricks with straw. Clay can be used to make roof tiles. Also treat wooden parts with resin or tar against termites.

[@originalshredder34]

I believe you have the skills and the capability to make a stone and mortar house if you choose. I will enjoy watching whatever house you build sir, you have been blessed with many gifts. I am also thankful no one was injured when it fell! Stay strong sir and keep working hard! You inspire many with your hard, honest work 🙏 Be blessed

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

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[@dmlskip2010]

At first I thought erosion shifted everything but after watching your whole video and seeing how strong the earthen walls were, how hard you had to work to knock them down, then I think not erosion shifting things but instead, I think like you, rotting wood and joists is the likely cause of the collapse. It is a lot of work lost and it won't be easy to rebuild while still maintaining the farm and doing the things you planned. Your life on the farm is hard but it is what you love. If what you love is still more than the hardship, I'll be here to see what your incredibly creative mind comes up with next. Thank you for sharing your journey.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

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[@chargedfury4191]

i am sorry your house broke down. very bad situation. But dont dwell on it, much greatness will come from this situation.

[@GrimmR3APER76]

I am so sorry to see this it breaks my heart, I remember when you built the house, at least no one was hurt, and you are safe, again my thought and prayers are with you now😢

[@sharonanderson7742]

Be careful with your back while rebuilding. Don't over carry heavy loads. Your health is most important. I have admired your knowledge and efforts. Continue safely.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your comments, wish you and your family good health

[@remedavid7497]

Hi Duong sorry about your house I remember when you built this house it took you a long time to finish it and it was a sturdy foundation, I also seen your video when you repaired the roof also great job. just glad that you were not there and did not fet hurt. You will build a better one and much stronger this time around. you are very smart and you do great in everything you do. stay safe and healthy. 🥰👍👋

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your encouragement, wish you and your family good health

[@Hannahcode1]

I would consider a tin roof or tiles. Sorry for your loss, stay strong just don't push too hard. You said while back you were getting tired .❤

[@michelem.6184]

We usually burn the base of pillar that will go in the ground to protect them from the water. I think you have to use a kind of oil too!!! ❤

[@Wago1995]

Another brilliant content video, thank you for all the hard work and i am very sorry to see your home collapse. Hopefully you can get the place back up and stronger than ever! You are staying positive as ever - inspirational!

[@Lulz_Viking]

I have a thought for you. Expand your kiln to accommodate bricks. Use the kiln to create the bricks you usually cannot dry in the winter. There is plenty of wood to fire the kiln after dismantling your old house. With all that wood you should be able to create an all brick home and clay tile roofing. Expanding the kiln would allow you to create lime and fire bricks at the same time. I hope everything works out for you.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

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[@diegodistefano4594]

You were very lucky not to be inside the cabin when it collapsed. It's sad, but it could have been much worse. Keep going!!!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@maryhardiman8965]

Hi Duong, sorry to say this but I'm actually glad that this structure is down, because it looked cold, damp and unhealthy. Glad you were at the beach enjoying life and now must pick up the pieces and move on. Stay strong and possitive Duong we're with you.

[@jayboyd1396]

Maybe a new house with river rock and mortar? We know you’re going to make something amazing and safer for you and the family. Best of luck Duong

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@amakemet5712]

Anda beruntung rumah itu rubuh ketika anda tidak sedang tidur disana..ambil sisi positifnya dan tetap semangat💪