Primitive Technology:Brick from Lime Slag-Primitive life-wilderness

[@shexdensmore]

It would be nice to read a full description of what's happening and how and what's being used

[@slopez6809]

shexdensmore Maybe they don’t speak English

[@sethaldrich7375]

Even a native language description would be nice.

[@igivup4815]

I'd pay good money if someone would give these guys just a few very primitive tools and then see what they could build with them. Those tools being a shovel, wheelbarrow, hammer/ax, machete, and a trowel.

[@VillageFoodLife]

great job, waiting for nice house

[@llaneelyort5599]

why doesnt survivor make their contestants do stuff like this ? this channel is the REAL survivor!!!

[@FoolishDoug]

Drama and ratings go hand-in-hand.

[@bone-spoof6666]

The guy that does all of this is so cooool

[@FunnyDudeGuy100]

Agreed. I cannot believe this kind of content can be so entertaining.

[@kosumozero]

I am looking forward to what he makes using the block.

[@kameljoe21]

I think this will be used for a better kiln...

[@christian-fn1fw]

William Glaser or a better house...

[@kameljoe21]

could be, I just do not think he is ready for a new house... This is one of the better channels, as he makes a lot of real cool stuff, rather than build house after house. I hope that he is going to make a better kiln or a cook stove...

[@christian-fn1fw]

William Glaser ummm.... Yeah is the best!!

[@peacockmusicpage]

He's making the statue of liberty 2.0

[@sttitka2718]

Очень хороший фармат видео!!!!И ты просто супер!!!!

[@chickensbelike2790]

I highly recommend you use a binding agent whether it is leaves or grass due to the deforming I see happening to the bricks as soon as you take them off

[@chickensbelike2790]

Bush Ninja lime is but due to its property's it will crack and break due to rain and seeing them come off has the brick drooping down using straw or leaves will keep the material together even after heavy rains

[@chickensbelike2790]

Bush Ninja ...wack

[@mssarioglu]

I guess you rather mean a reinforcing agent against tension. Like the steel bars used in modern concrete...

[@TheRojo387]

@@chickensbelike2790 Only carbon dioxide in the air allows lime to dissolve in water.

[@cjamonwilliams]

Brother.. Explain the types of rock you are using and steps in your subtitles!

[@kameljoe21]

I wonder if soaking the split wood in water before notching out will help it? Also would it be better to process the material in to smaller bits before you add water, this would make for a smoother mix...

[@felixfelix3764]

hy can you explain how type of of stones you collect for make cement? Thank a lot good video.

[@ithulah]

I'm not sure about the mixture. What was the dark stuff you added? Soil? If so you needed a bunch of sand too. You also needed less water, the bricks were too sloppy. I'll be interested to see how they come out, and really interested to see what you do with them! I do wince every time I see you handling unslaked lime with such lack of care..... which happens a lot..... be careful...!

[@IslandHermit]

The dark stuff was some kind of sedimentary rock. Looked like shale, but I'm not sure of that, nor of why he used that in particular.

[@shexdensmore]

mayaknife thought it was coal

[@IslandHermit]

Not the coal I'm used to, but I know there are different types. That would certainly make a lot more sense than slate.

[@ithulah]

mayaknife Nah I don't mean to the lime kiln, that was some sort of bitumous coal with some sort of mica? impurities.... You see better in the other video.... I meant to the brick concrete mix.

[@mssarioglu]

I guess you mean the dark grey thing he adds the last into the mixture. I wonder that too and I guess it's a kind of sandy sediment he collects from the nearby water stream. But I just would love to make sure. He should add some explanation.

[@LinuxGalore]

too much water, it needs to be like playdough.

[@shexdensmore]

Richard Neal do you know why he's using unfired coal?

[@LinuxGalore]

ancient volcanic ash was part of the original recipe for roman concrete also it lessens the weight of the bricks.

[@terranovagreenfarms4184]

@@LinuxGalore HELLO GREETINGS. I HAVE A QUESTION FOR U PLEASE. HE IS USING A MIX OF FIRED COAL + LIME + UNFIRED COAL? DON'T YOU NEED TO ADD CLAY AND STRAW TO MAKE THE BRICKS? I'M NEW IN THIS MATTER CAN YOU HELP ME PLEASE. THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR COOPERATION. SINCERELY... TAYLOR

[@sfwcommenting]

Would be very cool to have subs that explain each process

[@jamiesantos3921]

Its hard to believe that he made this by him self

[@poetmaggie1]

for all the primitive there is an electric source for the electronics.

[@machinedgod]

So if quicklime produces such violent reaction in contact with water - how do you clean your hands after touching it?

[@shexdensmore]

John Zezelic It has to do with how much is reacting at once. He very well may be doing quite a bit of damage to his hands, idk.

[@ericatwood232]

Rinse off with water. Working a lot with lime, you will get burned. I find it is worst where the dust gets into your skin creases.

[@kattrablake7008]

Rub you hands with dry sand until you can't find any lime on them before washing.

[@KissingEmbers]

I made this lime stuff, havent made bricks yet, but its such a small reaction.....

[@death666311]

i wouldn't mind seeing how to make dyes... mostly due to me being curious but also i think it'd help to colour coordinate tools or to make some colored stakes to identify what foods the you might have planted making it easier to remember should you end up planting more plants in the future... or even using the colored stakes to mark out where certain resources are...

[@blackbway]

i know how to make a simple dye that we use to use to stain wooden floors back then. it's just red or dark colored wood chips or bark in water, boil add baking soda. i don't have a measurement, you would have to experiment to find what works for you.

[@death666311]

cool

[@christian-fn1fw]

Nice video what do you think about bricks?

[@jorjicostava2913]

It's not a Very nice ITS A VEEERY NAICE

[@horstmeier512]

But can he do this? \___o

[@namethem00]

Nice job! What was in the mixture?

[@KissingEmbers]

Limestone sand and small amounts of clay would work as well to make brick w/o fire

[@ЮрийИсайченко]

Я считаю он зря повторяет за другими. У него (не знаю как его звать) была хорошая идея с приручением птиц, и возделыванием огорода.

[@GiampaoloMiraglia]

I Like your style

[@XPLOREanXPLODE]

Why you use coal instead of sand? NIce video :)

[@1415J]

What was that which he mixed with lime? Charcoal?

[@eliasekwall9515]

nice vid

[@owenaero]

what is the dark rock your putting in first coal ? shale?

[@comradesam750]

Nice to see someone using a stone as a chisel instead of burning through wood with coals.

[@jersonenriqueortegamunoz1872]

Hello, what are these black stones and above all for you to use them?

[@n9th500]

this work looks hard on the hands and body. very labor intensive. i guess we have become lazy? I would die before I figured any of this out.

[@xaviersantiago409]

its just like in minecraft.

[@Bugulab]

How strong those bricks are? Is this composition (lime + ash) giving same strength as roman concrete?

[@yanotienenvideosemmacarmen1776]

How can you do the blocks?? What ingredients???

[@همساتالمطر-غ4ك]

تسلم ايديك 💪🏻👍🏻😍

[@srinupothu6471]

I like this plz update new video s

[@alexandre.teixeira13]

Assistir vocês é o mesmo que reviver a vida que nossos antepassados viviam. Sensacional saber que esse espírito ainda resiste nas pessoas, sinal que nossa espécie é sensacional, uma pena o mundo ter virado o que virou mas assitir vocês é se sentir vivo e saber que realmente temos muito mas precisamos de tão pouco. Muito obrigado, saudações do Brasil. Como sugestão, e construida de bambu, indico esse vídeo, rápido e simples afim de facilitar o dia a dia em construções futuras. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6qkqK2Bd8qkbqc Forte abraço!!

[@terranovagreenfarms4184]

HELLO GREETINGS FROM NEW YORK. I'M FROM 🇵🇷 PUERTO RICO AND I LOVE BRAZIL. I WANT TO GO AND OPEN A PIG FARM I ALWAYS WANT TO GO TO BRAZIL IS ONE OF THE BEST COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD. GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER. HERE YOU HAVE A FRIEND! SINCERELY... RAY

[@brahamboy]

Me da mucha curiosidad saber de donde saca las piedras de cal y también cuánto tiempo realmente se tarda en hacer cada cosa que sale en los videos.

[@luizalima-ls5mf]

👍👍👍

[@村上竜也-x8p]

化学の融合だ！

[@latapekassim5104]

I think you better make red bricks..you have a lot of resources around you to make red bricks..

[@nuriacorcoles2763]

Bro, why don’t you go to make them?

[@otaldoluigi9832]

Jcan you do a farm or a monjolo?

[@Francesco-uy5jh]

Who is the material used?

[@ergonergonm4313]

man wath do you use? with wath do you make this mix? please somebody can answer to me?

[@hanganucatalin1437]

România💪💪

[@riochannel7011]

Like cho anh thanh niên hăng say lao động

[@GunsSolveProblems]

Came here thinking this was the OG Primitive Technology channel, turns our there are channels copying him like this one. Same kind of title, same style of video and everything. Sad.

[@alepinketsmit4146]

Minute 4:07 what Is that?

[@jordanritchie163]

Only now do I finally realize/notice... clouds of lime dust! Yikes!

[@BarrettBRO]

Решил переходить из соломы в глину ?

[@xaviersantiago409]

what kind of object he gets from 0:16 to 0:55?

[@siza7656]

Colll

[@sabaibrahim8057]

انطوني شوية من خلكم صار ساعه اتوسل باختي تجيبلي مي مابيه حيل 🌚

[@mieMedic]

Fuyooo

[@ainominako8003]

Hóng vid ms

[@siza7656]

Serbia

[@clausclussa7055]

You’re gonna build a city lol

[@gabrielvinicius5137]

Cade os brasileiros

[@nguyenthi4418]

Chu oi ra nhieu video hon di a

[@PrimitiveLife]

cảm ơn cháu!chú đang cố :)

[@TheWay7]

Too many adds in the middle of the video = thumbs down

[@JaySeraphon]

get Ublock Origin

[@ЮрийИсайченко]

У нас каменный уголь в шахтах добывают, а здесь под ногами лежит... И они ещё жалуются на бедность! Природные ресурсы лежат только наклонить. Не ленись

[@kirill6332]

who are these people who put dizlike? show me them

[@allgamevideos7620]

no detail

[@abhishekprabhudesai46]

Getting lime is okk for instance but... mine coal ROFL... who are you Making fool of ...

[@cunju]

first?

[@PrimitiveLife]

thank you!very much!

[@felipeeduardo6255]

no

[@cunju]

Waiting for your video update every day

[@domthepopeofthedope6004]

😑

[@felipeeduardo6255]

😑

[@ЮрийИсайченко]

Смотрю и думаю.,. Кто у кого идеи ворует! Приметив лайф... У него. Или они... Но они уже давно известь гасили. И даже дом построили и колодец. И фильтр для воды.

[@Syntox94]

a youtube channel called "SurvivalSkillsPrimitive" did the same and there are alrdy making some building and other shit

[@nguyenvaneo1178]

ae VN đâu

[@xuyenhoangthi1279]

💄

[@ngansantd1674]

Đm đéo có bản full như 2 tập đó

[@joaovitoroliveira2817]

Algum brasileiro

[@raikkeo]

GG naming all your videos Primitive Technology at the start of the title to piggyback off the success of someone else. Not impressed.

[@dannass5]

shame on you.

[@nghiatran5230]

fake

[@joaovitoroliveira2817]

nghia tran Brasil