Primitive Skills: Upgrading Water Systems (new water line) bamboo water conduit - Ep.137

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[@mydailylife1410]

Thanks very much 😘

[@zenahmadbadawioi7761]

Sy kaget ketika membaca judulnya.. menggunakan bahasa Indonesia... salam dari Indonesia, saya penggemar channel anda..

[@boombasticfantastic4931]

Would of liked to seen you create the new pond. The volume of water coming out of the pipes is amazing as they are only gravity feed. What are your plans for the barn a lot of time and effort went into it yet you only store your tools in it. I know you call it a house but you obviously don't live there so it's a barn. Ive got tired of the forging parts so I just skip over them ,yes we know you showed the concept but enough is enough.

[@hannable3871]

You should make a stone sharpening wheel. That would be cool to see.

[@jimbayler4277]

@@boombasticfantastic4931 : Impatient and demanding. These videos are a journal of "A day in the life of @P. Skills". A Barn, a House, a Temporary shelter .... Who cares what he calls it . He probably hasn't figured out yet how he wants the end results to look. For now, it serves his purposes. What ever they may be. Watch what he provides and be happy .... or, don't. He owes you nothing. If you are bored. Step away from the keyboard and go outside. Adapt his techniques to your local resources. Create something that has relevance to your situation or needs. Magically, you will no longer be bored.

[@MorganFreemanNIGGU]

i really liked this channel because he didn't make pools. now seeing him swimming in a small lake of his own making I just realized he has made the biggest "pool" among all the primitive youtubers. You win, hands down. You even have a filtration system with circulating water

[@QuantumPyrite_88.9]

Agree .

[@jimbayler4277]

Ahhh !! And his "pool" grows fish and rice ! A fishing pole, beer, and a bamboo beach chair .... and it will also provide entertainment ! His pool is missing one requisite ..... a cute babe splashing around in it ....

[@dolphinboi-playmonsterranc9668]

Plus he's damn good at woodworking. Never seen a man work a plane like he does.

[@cheese_9319]

He does it all by hand too! From the tools he has to make, to the smelting/production, to the final product, all done by hand!

[@QuantumPyrite_88.9]

@@dolphinboi-playmonsterranc9668 He's a flaming genius with a plane , chisels etc. It's one thing to conceptualize / visualize something . It's quite another thing to actually make what one visualizes . All the best .

[@mrmarcuswhite2337]

Over a hundred episodes of fascinating content and then he reveals what it was all about, the biggest pool of them all. The long con. We've been had, boys! ;D

[@ribeross1849]

Thank you for the translation.

[@andersonmartins80]

We brazilians are so thankfull for it.

[@Wago1995]

You should use the drive from the water pump to make an impeller so you don't have to hand crank the blower! Great progress loving the content!

[@bujtorm]

True. The water wheel could be used to automate the blower. Bring that forge to the next level.

[@ZiggyMoonpowder]

As long as he has a way to quickly and easily disengage it when he pulls the iron out otherwise it would be a waste of fuel.

[@Tinker_Nerd]

He could use that water wheel to drive so many things. Saw mill, milling stone, grinding wheel, forge blower, the list goes on and on

[@davidwhiteley7189]

That is why he needed this bigger bamboo. More water pressure to make the wheel useful. The flow he has now barely turns it.

[@keithmoore5306]

he'll have to figure out the gearing to turn the power 90 degree!!

[@DukeHazzardVIII]

Everything changes since he forged those iron tools..

[@morishidol4209]

Yeah like yesterday..ironage...

[@trulyidkman]

Well. It is pretty accurate.

[@thewanderer6444]

I remember him first making the blower and smelter. I even watched him clear the land before He laid his first beam. This man is an inspiration and testament to the power of human will. He makes me proud to be human. :)

[@DukeHazzardVIII]

This is the only channel that i turned on the bell..

[@joshuabanis7577]

That's irony

[@traifarm]

Hi. I am also on a journey to live in the forest, camping, hunting, cooking. hope to bring everyone moments of relaxation and entertainment. thank all living closely with nature in the mountains, growing my own vegetables, raising fish, living peacefully with a few pets... that's what I'm living. Life is really beautiful

[@Jax-rg7ne]

Kênh này cũng là của người VN đấy . Nhưng mà không rõ là ở đâu . Tôi nghĩ chắc cũng thuộc đâu đó ngoài tây bắc .

[@nguoinhaque2091]

Người Hà Giang bạn à.

[@KJ-jq9pq]

I subscribed 👍

[@HandyHanderson]

This is the kind of "swimming pool" i enjoy seeing :D The kind that came by as a byproduct and it's not just for looks.

[@ปราณีครองสามสี]

ขอชื่นชมในตัวคุณ​ คุณ​เก่งมากจากไม่มีอะไรเลยคุณสามารถ​สร้าง​มาได้ด้วยสองมือของคุณเองเก่งมากค่ะ

[@milcotto4153]

The tool you made reminded me of the tool they used to use in Holland to make wooden shoes. And the smaller ones for carving bowls. That is quite a project you have going there. You are a hard working guy! Very intersting to see it all. Have a nice day!

[@stanwarner8700]

I'm from Holland Mi we have wooden shoe makers there ...yes it does look like it.....

[@keithmoore5306]

that would be a type of advse basically a curved axe head!

[@cheese_9319]

I think the tool you're thinking of is called an "Adze", but I'm not completely sure

[@momak3103]

Annie toch die Nederlandse klompen worden van eikenhout gemaakt en gene bamboe 😂🤔😂😂😂.....En dat eikenhout haalde ze uit de Ardennen ...

[@stevenjohns1322]

It’s great to have you back my friend it’s been ages, watching the sisters is okay but there’s nothing like the real thing, thanks for the download, I’ve always admired you, you are a dam hard working guy keep up the great work and thanks for sharing your life with us all 👍

[@xandyboi551]

HE'S RETURNED!!!!

[@МаринаСтолярова-ц3я]

Привет из Москвы. К вас золотые руки. Все умеете делать. Хотелось бы чаще видеть ваши ролики💋👍👍👍

[@AdrianoRsg]

Brasil 👍

[@orangerus5969]

I remember that pound was just a hut))))

[@dionysius5704]

А ещё раньше тут и домика не было. Он жил под скалой

[@jonomoth2581]

You make it sound like the hut turned into the pond lol

[@Kaczyfunny]

I was just thinking, wont the water undermine the gound under the house? It seems a quite a big water body and the house is so close...

[@khaituong5495]

Rất tự hào khi một người Việt lại được nhiều người nước ngoài quan tâm và ủng hộ những clip của anh , chúc anh thành công trên con đường này ạ 🥰🥰🥰

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

cảm ơn a...

[@Createsaur]

Me: woah, that’s some really weird looking wood... Him: EATS IT Me: O-O

[@Lyrad8791]

Captions had the name for it. Cant recall off the top of my head but it is a form of palm.. which some have "palm hearts" which are an edible core. great for carbs iirc

[@Tony-zi9qg]

17:47 , cayora mitis laur palm

[@chadevans4922]

The soft wood at the center of a palm tree is edible. Contains a lot of sugar, starch, and some other minerals. You can grind it down to powdered sugar and probably wouldn't notice a difference. In the taste, that is.

[@rjwaters3]

basically every part of that tree is useful, bar one poisonous bit of fruit around the (edible) seeds, the leaves are useful for thatching, you can get fiber out of it for rope/twine and even fishing line with a proper method and some sorting, you can tap it (e.g. like a maple tree but using a different method) and get sap that can be boiled down into jaggery (sugar) or a sour wine (fermented toddy) which can /also/ be boiled down into a treacle, and crystallized down into a sugary substance, the insides are useful as a starch and you can harvest the tree and (if done properly with respect for the limits of the tree) it will survive and still be able to reproduce

[@StuffandThings_]

Since its a palm, teeechnically its not wood. But yeah, pretty close. I thought you had to do a little bit of processing on it first, so seeing him just chomp down on it raw was still a bit of a shock. Palms are crazy useful though. Also, for some edible "wood" which has a better claim to being actual wood, you can eat the caudex of cycads if you process them to remove the poison first. Don't recommend that though since its kinda dangerous and many species are incredibly rare. He actually showed off a wild cycad in one of his little scenery snippets in a past video.

[@mohamedriad9730]

Thank you for putting an Arabic translation because I follow you from the Arab world and I love you so much. Continue your success

[@themightypen1530]

He had just weeded that exact same spot in his garden the day before he filmed this. Jungle gardening is fun.

[@BrunoMaricFromZagreb]

Primitive technology: *Doesn't upload in more than 2 years almost... * This channel: _Fine,I'll do it myself._

[@jimbayler4277]

@P. Skills: Your ESL (English as a Second Language) lesson for today. A "Tent" is made of cloth, fabric, and/or canvass, and poles. Your building/structure would be called a "house, cottage, cabin, or hut". These words indicate a structure that has more permanence. A "Tent" usually indicates a temporary, portable structure made of fabric, poles/rods, and rope. I absolutely love your creating "something" out of "nothing" utilizing only the resources you have in your immediate surroundings !! Your persistence and hard work ..... I wish I had half of that energy !! Here in America we call people like you "Makers". You make things across a broad spectrum of disciplines ..... Tools to houses. You don't have something ?! ..... You go out and make it !! A Most admirable quality. Keep up the good work.

[@jimbayler4277]

@Dean Foyle : Hey Mr. "Glass half empty". Your negative attitude got it completely wrong. Your outlook on life is seriously messed up !! You interpreted somebody's helping hand as an insult/offense !! I speak more than one language and ALWAYS, appreciate it when someone helps me to speak it better ! Most of my friends for the last 45 years are ESL speakers .... Including the best man at my wedding !! I live in the new richest place in America. Here, over 165 different languages are represented in our schools ! I was here when the first Boat People from Vietnam were settled here. I had a buddy who would jump up and down, in place, for warm up exercise during gym class. When I asked him why, he said it was the only exercise he had space for in the cages he was kept in after being caught trying to escape Vietnam. He tried to escape from Vietnam three times before succeeding. He got caught the first two times, and thrown in prison. On the third time, while piloting a boat with 30 other refugees, he was shot through the back of the upper right arm by the chasing Patrol boat .... But, he had to stay conscious for three days to reach safety. He was the only one out of 30 people on the boat that knew how to pilot the boat (fisherman by trade) Don't try to school me on what is appropriate when helping someone improve their language skills !! I've known, or come in contact with more Vietnamese people in one year, than you probably have in your lifetime !! Take your Ignorant, Arrogant, Misplaced outrage and stuff yourself !!

[@friendsofprimitiveskills8859]

@Dean Foyle take a look under the pin comment I coverd this in 4 lines,and helped his sisters out.

[@joeylopo1353]

I love the captions. Captivates you more into this place

[@bigkanareyka1248]

Thank you for your videos ❤️❤️

[@Jeffersonkernel]

you've been number one survival channel for a long time now, nice lake you got there

[@metallname]

И всё таки он построил бассейн :D Классное видео!

[@user-bx3ye5bs9w]

Пруд для рыбы:-)

[@metallname]

@@user-bx3ye5bs9w да я к тому, что другие делают видосы с "бассейнами"

[@user-bx3ye5bs9w]

@@metallname не видел, чтоб разводные пруды делали. А лужу выкопать не сложно:-)

[@Jyrta]

@@user-bx3ye5bs9w )))) Это бассейн здорового человека ))) !

[@gumynkyl_mtnt1927]

@@user-bx3ye5bs9w Ага теперь сам как рыба)))

[@selinanguyenofficial7343]

Cuộc sống trong rừng tuyệt vời quá

[@Lars.Lalduhawma.Malsawm]

It's nice and kinda relaxing to see the giant pond (lake?). But, I sure do missed the paddy field!

[@johnmurkwater1064]

Yes, pond. A lake is generally deeper and there's areas where the sunlight doesn't reach the bottom so plants can't grow from it. If he were to fill that space as deep as it looks like it could be filled, it would be a lake.

[@xraydoge5430]

Other channels: I built a pool Primitive skills: here’s a lake

[@nathanielecheverria8458]

Pond

[@keithmoore5306]

that's a pond a lake is an acre or more!!

[@TolkienWedding]

@@keithmoore5306 You're right, its a pond. But lakes and ponds are not classified by size, they are classified by how much light the bottom gets. If the entire floor of the body gets light (photic zone), then it's considered a pond

[@keithmoore5306]

@@TolkienWedding around here it's size!!

[@joshbaer9438]

A damn reservoir

[@DoDGecg]

Надеюсь ты быстро наберешься свой миллион, лучший канал в данной тематике

[@Mampikarmakar9496]

Your working nice.you are very good persson and you real hero.goad bless you..and safe life..

[@nicolasturpin673]

J'adore cette chaîne, vraiment merci a toi.

[@QuantumPyrite_88.9]

You are an amazing engineer my friend . Thanks and all the best .

[@zaarkhananal7165]

Finally, I was wondering where you'd gone. Hopefully Primitive Life will be back soon too. The water wheel runs more smoothly and doesn't make that funny noise anymore, although I had kind of gotten used to it. Lol, it sort of reminded me of the sound a male moose makes during mating season. The only moose ever heard of in South East Asia, Hahahaha.

[@keithmoore5306]

yeah those are the 2 most accurate channels on here!!

[@ancientbuilds3764]

This is a great idea. My wife's father in Thailand also has one. Chuck the fish in, and you have a source of income. This is why he is upgrading the pipes. To keep the water properly oxygenated and flowing as well as to provide some oomph for the waterwheel. Nice! He will have to make some fat for the bearings though.

[@ancientbuilds3764]

@woo chee Need to be a bit thicker though. Perhaps he ought to put a little roof over the bearings so it doesn't get washed away so fast.

[@ancientbuilds3764]

@woo chee Bacon? Yes please!

[@ancientbuilds3764]

EG: Moo Grob!

[@lenahedger]

Man I wish he uploaded more.. love his work. It looks great as always.

[@sarwoedy4186]

Saya penggemar Vidio anda. Jadikan projek anda sebagai pusat wisata alam. Dimana unsur unsur keindahan.kreativitas dan inovasi pada projek ini lebih di maxsimalkan. Saya yakin projek anda akan menginspirasi byk orang

[@СамоучкаДмитрий]

Спасибо за субтитры!!! ОТЛИЧНЫЙ КАНАЛ!!!!

[@ЛарисаИмечко]

Спасибо было интересно!!!!

[@skitzochik]

Am I the only one that keeps touching the screen to see how much time is left...and start to panic at the halfway point

[@xbloxmenx2473]

Same

[@ritanamingha2256]

Me too! Very interesting! Thanks! Hope!

[@essagames7202]

شكرا على ترجمة الفديو باللغة العربية

[@jason9152]

I really liked the captions you added in, they were a nice touch. Especially with the palm you cut down, I'm always very curious about what your harvesting and doing, when your doing things.

[@ilyazzar]

Thanks for the subtitles!

[@amilcarmoncada1801]

Excelente contenido, respetos desde Venezuela.💯💯💯🤜🔥🤛🤘🤘🤘👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏💯💯💯💯

[@cecilcooper6210]

I love your videos because you show how a lone man can really get these things done. God has blessed you.

[@KahulaniKainoa]

Love the updates and new additions

[@HipposHateWater]

Looks like Primitive Skills couldn't resist the siren call of the primitive pool ;)

[@genghischuan4886]

this guy does more in one video with barely nothing than most folks do their entire life with a garage full of tools

[@kpsiex]

You can have all of the tools in the world, but without material you make nothing.

[@genghischuan4886]

@@kpsiex material all over the place, pretty sure this guy makes example of that. In fact he pulled materials out of the river and made his tools

[@kpsiex]

@@genghischuan4886 Exactly

[@StuffandThings_]

The motivation that this dude has must be insane. Literally spending months to make one or two videos to show off something cool. Absolute madlad, I doubt most people can top his achievements.

[@eudo1898]

This is paradise living where nature shines in all of its glory. I am not there in person but by just looking and listening I feel such peace. Imagine no noise of city cars, buses, trains, people, and aircraft taking off. No GMO food to eat and no chlorinated water. I love it, love it, love it. I hope one day I can experience that kind of peace here on earth.

[@nauticaresearch2962]

Mom: "No shrubs for dessert until you finish eating your log." 🌝

[@xisotopex]

its actually comforting when in some videos (this one also) I can hear distant sounds of trucks or some type of machinery...

[@senpaicj8252]

Vehicle

[@fernandaalves8180]

Estava aguardando vídeos novos obrigado gostamos dos seus vídeos 👍👍

[@louiseclaridge8405]

From Chicago, USA: This guy is a genius. Love watching his videos. He doesn't need Home Depot or Ace Hardware.

[@beheritto]

待ってました！ 動画UPするまで 過去動画で復習してました！

[@claudineiribeiro93]

Com certeza , estamos aguardando os próximos vídeos..

[@justinfleagle]

I just imagine this guy's has a software engineering job when not making videos.

[@noraini6452]

Very nice place,wonderful view. Really nice n wonderful view

[@user-uy3ue5xb1r]

Красава

[@drewjackson9723]

This guy is my guilty pleasure. He’s the best .

[@ivangenadevich6047]

Молодец

[@user-wh5ml7lv8h]

Восхищаюсь Вашим трудолюбием!!! Приветствую Вас из Литвы ✋🇱🇹.

[@SektorShans]

нужно больше и чаще выпусков

[@tandinwangdi600]

You are Indeed A Man With Many Skills.

[@bharatg124]

Why not grow ground nuts or other legumes as intercrop.. between corn

[@leonardomigowski4821]

hey @Primitive Skills i have a tip for you. In order to make your water mill run smoothly make a thin metal plate then hammer it until it get the shape of the thing where the water mill is being suported and runing. hey sorry for my bad english i´m brazilian

[@arewhyinoh8595]

Other "Primitive" channels: We built a pool Primitive Skills: Hold my Bai Hanoi

[@carlosdelascuevas6140]

Bia, not bai

[@donbuche]

Your channel make souls blissful.

[@Kressark]

Such a strange place. Eating trees, The very mud itself is a resource.

[@morishidol4209]

Palmoil...

[@Kressark]

@@morishidol4209 I have no idea what that means.

[@nathanielecheverria8458]

Plam oil

[@keithmoore5306]

a lot of trees have edible parts!! and mud has been used for building forever!!!

[@keithmoore5306]

@@Kressark the fruit of that tree is where palm oil comes from!!

[@ricardojrrebet7788]

Tu canal es una Oda a la Evolución de la humanidad.

[@jacjones7109]

Finally a new video 😊 been waiting for this

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

thanks

[@mobiousenigma]

bamboo shure puts a new perspective on cutting the grass....amazing plant

[@hannable3871]

You should make a stone sharpening wheel would be cool to see.

[@nathanielecheverria8458]

And power it with the water wheel I was just thinking that

[@keithmoore5306]

got to have the right type and size stone for that! not to mention a way to cut and shape it!!

[@davidp8157]

@@keithmoore5306 anything he can work will work as a grindstone, and would be worth the effort in terms of the time and effort saved once working. He uses river Boulder for sharpening currently, if he worked an axis hole through a suitable stone , roughly chipped it to approximately a circle then worked on it over time it would work fine, even if only using the flat stone side initially until he has worked the circle surface to a usable working stone surface. Once you get in to it, stone can be worked with relatively basic tools, stone age was stone tools worked with stone

[@keithmoore5306]

@@davidp8157 for his current needs it's not really worth the effort at present though!! and he'd be better off going with a treadle/peddle style wheel!!!

[@davidp8157]

@@keithmoore5306 pretty sure I didn't mention how it was to be powered, until I bought an electric grindstone myself, when I was about 20, I spent much of my youth hand turning an old hand powered grindstone. Electric was a huge step up, but hand powered was a million times better than rubbing metal on a rock to sharpen it

[@ilonaondrusvribinszkinepap2289]

Kezdettől fogva követem a videóidon a munkáidat, fantasztikus ezermester vagy! Külön köszönöm, hogy anyanyelvemen magyarúl🇭🇺 van felíratozva, így még szívesebben nézlek !

[@dedeede4762]

Will you create a mechanism for the waterweel? Like an automated something, maybe a bellow for the fire?

[@monyclair5357]

I think we have to wait a bit more. He rarely craft or produce something he dont use later or need it right after.

[@dedeede4762]

@@monyclair5357 yeah, I'm sure he will come up with something And.. I doubt he would spoil it to us

[@juloedtb1420]

I think the reason for the new water pipes, to have more water flowing over the water wheel to create more power. I could see him making some sort of grinding stones to make cornflower. But I could also be completely wrong. He does always surprise me.

[@destronger5313]

@@juloedtb1420 he can make rope. that rope could be used along with cogs connected to the waterwheel. with that, he has a machine.

[@bengreen2532]

Finally, you came back, I remembered you today, and now you showed up as if by order! Thank you, appreciate

[@jackgerman1629]

I can’t believe I’m saying this but the next thing you literally need is people. You basically built the base of a town at this point

[@morishidol4209]

No no no..just him..

[@loveofiber7564]

You're right! And it's fascinating to watch. The sad point is that he gets to a point where the work is so intense that he has to choose between completing the work and filming. That's the problem when there's only one person doing everything. Another KZbinr, this one is from China, started by herself. She actually took footage of what she had to do to get the shots and angle shots, she said it took forever, until she became successful enough to hire a crew.

[@anthonyrmckay379]

Need a dog maybe b4 people, someone to cook n wash

[@monster_cages6467]

Thank you for the captions they help so much 💯💞💯💞

[@stefantrethan]

That edible palm tree was most impressive.

[@Arif0800]

Nature is the best beauty.

[@nixmar2041]

Yooo, waited so long for a new video!!!!

[@BlueGouf88]

Your about to hit a million dude thank you for years of content you should make a movie of your content I'll pay

[@NoCheeseNoMercy]

In the US it is illegal to diverge rivers. Sometimes I wish it wasn’t so we could do things like this!

[@stefantrethan]

It's not illegal, you just need water rights / building permits etc. which makes it difficult. This is a good thing in a developed country, because it also prevents some random coal mining company from drying up half of Illinois. You can see here the impressive impact iron working has had on the environment of just one man, now imagine what modern technology could do unchecked. You don't want your downstream neighbour to build the hoover dam without telling anyone. ;-)

[@agussanjaya3125]

Thank you for enduring long enough to create a highly intelligent content

[@danielatkins4786]

2029 he’s nearly made his own combustion engine

[@PokeBowl82]

wow, you've outdone yourself again! you never cease to amaze me!

[@Magiaimelissa]

If he doesn't leave the soil bare he won't need to weed as much

[@НиколайМанаков-й5ы]

Теперь я понял почему так долго видео не было)))) Он пруд набирал)))

[@xisotopex]

woah the new pond is huge.... no more rice paddy? did you put the fish back in?

[@hasanyigit5611]

Çok iyi bir video olmuş sana başarılar dikkat et

[@ЕгорПрохин-д3л]

rice: lying at home this dude: eating a tree

[@leonoramalvaroza9821]

You are great You are best You are excellent Inreally enjoy all your videos Keep safe and healrhy

[@jaxonselzer4385]

I started watching you as a late night thing and its turned into a thrill every time I see that you have posted.

[@ThepowerfulArbiter]

-fast forward 15 years from now, you log onto youtube to watch this guy some more, things are going well for the new village, life is good you remember his first videos -

[@cardinatore]

I loved the tree splitting technique!

[@jatstudio123]

Смотрим вас всей семьёй, очень переживали когда долго не было видео. Привет вам из России, вы большой мастер. Обязательно будем ждать новых видео.

[@VanderlyndenJengold]

Stuff must grow very quick there. Weeds included!

[@mienquetoish8916]

Chàng trai tuyệt vời👍👍👍

[@maurydiarrassouba3735]

Happy to watching you

[@justplaintommy63]

That's a great tool. Very labor saving, and opening up the bamboo seemed to be faster and easier with it. More efficient than notching the outside of each joint

[@SuperYarik666]

Дерево полное еды, вообще выглядит как хороший подкорм для рыб или свиней, интересное растение

[@mydailyideas2634]

I love this channel, really thank you 👍

[@MrWoodstok]

Бамбук великая вещь, жаль у нас на Урале не ростёт.