Primitive Skills: Water powered hammer (Monjolo) Part2

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[@sushicat5005]

Can you plz build a water Wheel!!

[@Andre-gn4sj]

would not having the roof directing rainwater the other way be better?

[@Treespiritofficial]

yes, but this is better for filming

[@joebacon3730]

Once again charlie you have omitted the felling of the bamboo!!!!!!. LMFAO. With the size of that axe head it will soon be time to fake another iron ore video. MegaRavan copyright your content! !!!!!!!

[@unusualfabrication9937]

you may want to make the tip of the hammer and the base out of stone if you are going to be grinding rice

[@kateiry4719]

This channel is the most elegant primitive survival channel, but most importantly, he got an axe, and some giant artifacts, which are fantastic comparing to others

[@flippyfeet2]

You are truly gifted. After watching all your videos, I still can’t get over the fact that you do everything barefooted. I can’t even walk on my kitchen floor barefoot without vacuuming it everyday. And here you are walking in a rainforest barefoot. You are a very tough man.

[@boobunn4151]

that water hammer really completes your farm. the place looks amazing and sounds amazing too. it's like a picture from a scroll or vase has stepped into the real world.

[@lukeskywalker5102]

Each video, my respect for you get higher when I thought it was not possible. I'm pretty sure you're the only living man in the world that have cut a beam out of a tree using a steel axe that he made from nothing. That's just so impressive alone. Btw, you should secure these rocks because on the long term, with each shock, they will destroy your monjolo and that would be soooo sad. (my humble backsitter opinion) Love and utmost respect

[@Filvandrel]

The thing I like about you is that you put some thought into your work. Your homestead grows organically and expands as needed, and it all makes sense. You need a place to grow rice, you create it. You need to store rice, you make a pottery wheel and pots. You need to grind the rice into flour, you make monjolo. And that's cool! It's not the usual concept of "let's build a wheelstone grinder!.. and then never use it again." stuff, like lots of simillar survival channels do. Keep up the good work!

[@matthewklitzke2970]

I love the way he showcases the beauty of the environment around hI’m.

[@sjtherese6011]

Same

[@SSanf]

Thank you for another video. Watching your videos is so peaceable that it helps me sleep at night. I miss you when you are gone.

[@dianaguzman2234]

Thank U for showing us another way go build a house wow very skillful I really enjoyed your videos

[@c0nstantin86]

How many days until it grinds them?...

[@delphicdescant]

~120 days, or until the grain blows away lol.

[@PurpleHaze2k9]

imagine being able to pound rice while you are out collecting things. Its a passive tool. It also pounds with hundreds of pounds of force, so it makes up for speed with power. It runs nonstop too, we cannot.

[@Rem694u2]

It does take awhile. But it's labour done for you while you are doing other things.

[@reggae5792]

..it doesnt take so long..and also thats not grinding it only breaks the husk and separate it from the grits..

[@delphicdescant]

Oh, I agree that it's nice, but I think it wouldn't have been much harder to make a wooden water-powered grindstone that could do a lot more.

[@mrbushcraftsurvival7178]

Loving your videos! The hammer looks like it’s working great! It’s guys like you that have been a great inspiration to my channel. Thanks!

[@zuskiasings3357]

MR Bushcraft Survival z

[@dikhapthegiannay]

Kỷ năng sinh tồn của bạn quá vững chãi, tuyệt vời 😍, chúc bạn thật nhiều sức khỏe và thành công hơn 💖🇻🇳

[@sushicat5005]

Build a water Wheel!!!

[@jamesbardine1296]

Yes!

[@影山平ら]

Its practically impossible to do that with his tools as he needs lots of delicate parts and cogs

[@PurpleHaze2k9]

@@影山平ら you can make cogs with bamboo in crude form. Just a small log round, or large bamboo with smaller bamboo coming out the sides in a cog orientation. Things dont have to be precise to be functional.

[@影山平ら]

@@PurpleHaze2k9 good luck with that it would almost certainly break IF you can even make it. People in the medieval times with metal tools and trained carpenters would find it very difficult to make. In fact even modern medieval reenactors with MODERN FORSIGHT AND MATHS using medieval tools i.e. high carbon steel chisels and very crude pencils 10x better than his tools take about a year to design and to build it to make it. Bamboo that has been split to make teeth for cogs it very brittle and would not be able to take the water and could only work in a river with a low rate of flow. If so why use a water wheel? Also bamboo cannot be carved or thinned very much because it is hollow so he has to use regular would which is hard to shape with stone tools. This is why only civilisations with large labour sources and complex divisions of labour or ones with access to bronze or iron could make practical water wheels capable of turning grind stone (which you need to make white rice. I also don't know why he made this. Brown rice is higher in nutritional value so a farmer who is not in a large group or civilisation cant afford to waste the shell.

[@sushicat5005]

@@影山平ら i have made a water Wheel in a small waterfall out of bambo and sticks (not super big) but it worked kid of Good. He can give it a try!

[@MrKittke]

This is so peaceful and relaxing , love it!!!

[@frankohero]

Your videos are just amazing. You can still optimize the heck out of this system.

[@redizdead666]

obviously. But at what point does it stop to be primitive ? maybe he wants to keep it like that.. (but i agree)

[@frankohero]

@@redizdead666 For ME, primitive means not to use the tools of "civilisation"... These tools have to do with food-mass-production, housing-mass-production, joy-mass-production and overall all kinds of mass production - These guys could use any tool that hasn´t got an engine, and I will be fine with it. "Primitive" is more of a mindset than a physical-stuff thing, am I right?

[@balmadina363]

And you are still here I see

[@frankohero]

@@balmadina363 Why shouldn´t I?

[@darkshadowsx5949]

@@frankohero he has to make everything he uses from materials he finds. But yes he can still make a better system and have it be hand made from materials around him

[@KEvronista]

i really have to commend both your use of the camera and your editing. you make good use of the landscape in setting up your shots, and you use long, deliberate cuts which perfectly set the mood. the end result is always simple, economic, satisfying and soothing. KEvron

[@huuductruong2936]

Làm rất hay,rất có sáng tạo, cám ơn đã cho xem clip này

[@BrunoPontoTxT]

Even though im almost sure you use some non-primitive machinery to finish some jobs (or in the last video you cut off 1 or 2 days of video footage axing the "spoon") , you are smart and a really hard worker which inspired me to build my own greenhouse (totally using new technology haha). Also, i noticed the monjolo period is about 11 seconds, in which 7 is to fill up the "spoon", so if you double the water flow you could reduce the period to about 7 or 8 seconds? Love your videos, keep up.

[@masta182]

>or in the last video you cut off 1 or 2 days of video footage axing the "spoon" of course he did. how would he be able to show that? it's dozens of hours of work & footage. so it can't fit in to a 15min format. and it would not have the "nature ASMR" component that is integral to these videos. and he'd have to carry a ton of battary packs around just to capture the entire process. and he shows enough wood working already anyway.

[@sang8211]

Cảnh đẹp quá

[@chriscraft9681]

So beautiful can watch the scene all the time. Well done 👍😉

[@antoniosouto8465]

gostei do trabalho muita coragem adimiro muito as pessoas quem tem coragem de trabalhar parabéns para vc trabalhador

[@VikbarzMigo]

I love your videos.

[@uuuby]

Bang buat gilingan yang terbuat dari batu untuk memeras air tebu, bisa jadi minuman tebu, itu lingkungan juga banyak tebu untuk apa tidak dimanfaatkan, kalau tidak tebu di peras pake batu, batunya bersih tidak kotor dan di cuci terlebih dahulu

[@Boalmighty]

Excellent! You can now listen to the sound of machinery at night!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

I always love relaxing sounds

[@JusBidniss]

Nice water-powered hammer. Of course, at 1 strike every 14 seconds, there should be enough husked rice for a meal sometime around 2037.... 😀 Seriously, would love to see a water wheel, which could power a small grindstone, a bellows for that forge, a stone-tipped boring tool, any number of things. Some of those hardwoods could be shaped and assembled into spoke-style gears, and even some gear reduction could be achieved for adjusting the speed. Sure, it's a small flow, but some low-torque/high-speed could be achieved with the right gear ratio. Or multiple water pipes could make it a larger flow, too.

[@rafoster]

Oh man I was hoping he was going to add a big bellows or air pump for his foundry! But clearly a roof was the next logical step. I wonder if it would be worth lubing up that pivot shaft with some coconut oil or something. Hoping to see some rice flour in the next vid!

[@bamaman39]

Great job utilizing the surrounding resources. 👍

[@63brap]

You make the coolest stuff I have ever seen I think you are cool 😎😀👍👍👍

[@krisweavill5714]

Amazing work as always, thank you :-)

[@gavinsutch1766]

Now we have AFK farms in the adventure!

[@Alhusam]

My little son, 11 years old, says: this is just a waste of the most valuable resources of life, water and time.

[@arlindorodrigues4311]

Tudo se transforma com o emprego do amor, no trabalho bem desenvolvido, gerando resultado satisfatório e positivo!

[@Pransoy]

You can multi tasking now you can make other staff without worrying about your next meal 💪

[@alexbawalan9798]

Wow! With that speed i think he can finish the work in 5 mins.... and 3 days!🤔

[@muhammadbizmrthq6807]

excellent! like your work

[@TubeUniqueSkilL]

very nice idea

[@FARBerserker]

Any of you ever wonder how much stuff like this is gonna fuck with future archeologists?

[@phihavn00]

Thế là có máy giã gạo rồi. Lâu lắm mới thấy bạn up lại video. Ngoài đấy mưa quá hả?

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

mưa lạnh lắm, với lại thấy lượt xem ít nên cũng lười làm một phần.hjz

[@iamacc3562]

can u show how your environment in the night? probably there will be fireflies..

[@g.r.4853]

NO they cannot because they don't have anyplace to hide the tractor and power lines.

[@saracinosalvage6062]

I want this guy on my team! 🤓👍🏼

[@GOMBE3]

After I watched Part 1, I thought you would need a roof above the hammer. good job as usual. Are you really planning to stay at this premises overnight in near future, after you re-built it? I'm now wondering about the noise the hammer makes and it might be disturbing your sleep.

[@junjun9517]

More power and more informatuve ideas. My idol.

[@antwhite4248]

It would be cool if you made a nice walkway over the water between the rice field and fish pond. A nice bamboo walkway.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

thanks you, I also like this idea

[@atilasorravilo]

Ang Ganda talaga man inahan sa gani tong lugar

[@lunaruzz7639]

How it works after 8 or 10 hours ? is the corn after a few hours good smashed ? this thing is amazing man =)

[@ELHAUKEZ]

Something made of bamboo as a watertap for the monjolo. Like a piece of bamboo with a hole. Point the hole downwards for water and upwards to prevent waterflow.

[@pungungaming6139]

i love your video's hope your channel will be even more succesfull in the near future :)

[@Marc-uy7hp]

Will you please put an “about” section on your website? I am very curious what country you live in, and how this all came about. Who are you?

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

thanks, This is fine, I will do as you say

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[@juliajulia2694]

Wow keren mantap luarbiasa, smg sukses

[@antwhite4248]

Would love to see much longer videos. I know you have to edit. But it's relaxing watching.

[@valerkis8280]

Thank you for the awesome content!

[@Amanita-tour]

round the fall of water would put rocks for preserve the earth and avoid landslides :D Good Videos Bro Buenas Energías

[@shajuem9534]

very very good

[@eddique]

Impressive work!

[@HungNguyen-rt1ux]

A giỏi . Thông minh . Sáng tạo

[@TwilightVaramek]

i really want to see you try and make a shower useing the water pressure crteated by the downhill flow of that water i want to see if its enough pressure to push it up through a bamboo pipe and out a spout like a shower

[@dossube]

This is some real Physicists knowledge here, bruh!

[@CrazyWizardPyro]

Amazing work like always ! I wait for more ! :)

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

thanks

[@vishalsolanki5171]

Nice work. You can increase the counter weight by more stone that will increase the reputation of hammer. It will work more faster.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

thanks, I will consider this issue

[@evlulm3630]

I love watching your videos. Look forward to what you are gonna do next.

[@Darkdott]

12:46 was that something howling?

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Wild chicken nape

[@rafikfrou6924]

very beauteful vidéo emazing your djob

[@monkeyforever7376]

Great work!

[@_topshelf_5845]

13:41 it looks like water is splashing into the rice, won’t that ruin the rice if it gets wet?

[@DerGremlin]

i think some rice got stuck to the wood and just dropped down

[@ВладимирИванов-е5ь]

Что к чему толком не понял,но видос забавный!👍

[@brunoferreira1.010]

8:47 You can also make clay tiles and then burn instead of palm leaves. 😀😅

[@drewberrynews3875]

What a beautiful country. Where is this place?

[@Kargoneth]

It is hard to believe that that will do anything, but I believe it anyways. How far away can the sound of the monjolo be heard?

[@benjaminsoares4295]

Cara como vc trabalha sem calçados Parabéns Brasil Resende Rj

[@omnacky]

Didn't the OG Primitive Technology already do this

[@jamesbardine1296]

So what? He wants it for himself.

[@delphicdescant]

Yeah, but I'll admit this one looks better, although this one might have been made with modern tools off-camera... But I'd like to think it wasn't.

[@redizdead666]

i think somedy did that one million years before

[@freekvonk8586]

this is a hobby done by many people around the world they bassicly all share their experiences ( I believe there is also a forum on the internet where they disscuss these builds)

[@AtomicArtichoke]

Yeah, but he just kind of left it there. No purpose for why he built it.

[@newemc2]

I know it is an expenditure of energy and resources, but 2 hammers somewhat smaller and well synchronized so that the water of the 1st fall in the 2nd in short and fast period could accelerate the process much better than with a single large hammer of long period.

[@Dread_reaper69]

Nice video dude

[@จงดีวัฒนพันธุ์]

Very good iidea.

[@felinosespaciales4872]

excelent job men its amazing

[@dianaguzman2234]

Wish I lived in a place something like this but with someone giving me lessons on how to do it sad but I am a city woman everything is easy or we can pay for someone to do its lol 😆 🙃

[@carmenacosta8103]

Very Nice

[@harsamultimedia451]

fantastic formula

[@FakhourMohammed]

do you think that it will grind them??

[@delphicdescant]

eventually, or at least smash them into a patty.

[@masta182]

it's just to remove the husks, he even put stones into the bucket so the hammer would not fall down full force.

[@FakhourMohammed]

@@masta182 i think that he puts in stones just to let it fall down because the part with the hammer is heavier, so it will be always down

[@eavening4149]

@@masta182 i think he carved and re weighted the balance at the end of last video to not need the stones.

[@masta182]

@@FakhourMohammed that's what the water is for

[@KPOCC911]

Надо сделать арык, что бы вода текла не в землю возле молота, а куда то в пользу. Затопить на пример равнину соседнюю)))

[@SzenHack]

Вода там и так в деле. Дальше она идет на рисовые поля и его небольшой аквариум размером с равнину )

[@rudysaldivar4228]

I’m curious to know how he gets the water to flow through the bamboo since it has walls between every section. I’m sure you can drill them out but he’s using long sections.

[@julkairi]

Watch his other videos, he has shown how it was done

[@jrgaming4333]

I’m thinking maybe you could use that water that is poured out of the hammer to make an under ground drain and maybe bring it to a further place to keep in from flooding your place or you could take that water from the drain and make it filter through a bit of sand and gravel and what not, then store it in a tank to use as drinking water or maybe even a shower. Not particularly easy but could be fun to see.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

I also like this idea

[@jrgaming4333]

Thanks man. Keep up the good work.

[@wi11y1960]

Water wheel and grinding stones would be more efficient (quieter too). Yet if you dont mind it taking weeks to do what would take hours, more power to you.

[@bismarksamoei3306]

If i may ask, what is the purpose of this staff 🤔

[@DarylRosenberg01]

Time lapse this! I cant wait for the next video!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

I will do it quickly

[@sergiosinoara3824]

Awesome!

[@Jeremeusz]

Thanks for video :)

[@rosadahanawati3119]

Masyaa Allah..Good

[@uuuby]

Kamu orang indonesia

[@vondtrainer9110]

nice idea but its a ling interval more counter weights to make a little fast bro.

[@lemonke5435]

This shit cool but it would be cooler if he put a giant axe head on the end and leave big trees under the power hammer / axe , that shit would be tight af

[@mothereric8774]

Can you make a trompe for an automated blast furnace?

[@mothereric8774]

Also maybe a switch for different water uses (irrigation, water hammer, and trompe)

[@chrisevans5787]

Make a water when and crank shaft type thing to get it faster and you can block the wheel to make it stop for sleep time.

[@Kargoneth]

You live in a beautiful countryside.

[@بحرالاحزان-و9د]

منضر جميل يسكب الماء في الخشبه الدواره 🌴🌾🌾🍇🍎🍎🌶🌽❤👍👍👍

[@らっしゃいへい]

Please make a rice cake using this machine !

[@Judge_Mike]

i wonder how efficient this machine is (% of water energy used)

[@mayurbakutra7197]

what is the status of your fish. they are alive or not and other things...

[@stephenjakob9574]

What would you do without bamboo?

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

I will use something else instead

[@twilightgardenspresentatio6384]

this guy is amazing

[@stewmiller778]

alcohol! You need to ferment some of that rice in your new pottery.