Primitive Life:Furnace-Blowing system!

[@monyclair5357]

Come back ! We really need you back into the survival game ! So many pools, but no ones with the same quality

[@patlab555]

I miss your videos, long time we didn't have news from you, are you OK? Can you just tell us or drop a message that you are OK... or not (hope you are OK)?

[@leederrick1510]

I’m still waiting for the new episode and I have to say that you are amazing 👍🏻

[@jayamay]

Hey 👋. Been over two months since last video. You ok??? 😢

[@justingreen8572]

They forgot to build the usb charger so...

[@vojtechmarik9465]

I think he stopped doing videos because many people started doing the same content.

[@dinobuty]

He is not building pool, still is waiting his viedo

[@RealCheesyBread]

Been 4 months now. I hope he's doing ok.

[@nana-ie5nn]

CheesyBread yups

[@CrazyCandyCrush]

I'm waiting for your next video, hope you're alright.

[@c0nstantin86]

me too ...

[@milankrebs5557]

Yes me too. Make a new video dude

[@nana-ie5nn]

Me too

[@ชนะชลสน]

Kuy

[@blackbway]

i really miss this guy. i, like many others are wondering what happened to him? i only hope for the best. someone close to him, bring us some news, please?!

[@zitaradonaire8474]

I believe that a lion ate to him. because he dont came back whit us

[@peterpimmelmann3330]

if you mix the mud with straw, the oven will not crack as much

[@firefoley]

Also a less amount of water in your clay mixture will cause less cracks in the dried formations. The water will evaporate by the heat and cause shrinking. Therefore use some kind of reinforcement like Peter said.

[@kameljoe21]

It needs to be much taller and much thicker as well, it also needs to be about 1 foot around on the inside. This will create more heat at a much faster in a smaller space.

[@marierlesextremes6159]

You can never do as well and also simply, so you're talking about crack? He lives in truth, exploiting only his natural middle, without wasting the resources (but you have not seen it) how many trees cut, and damage would you have to do to this drill, you and your friends from the crack?

[@m.j.v.4463]

@@marierlesextremes6159 what?

[@ivaniibn]

Hey bud whats up ? No upload since over a month are you OK ?

estamos esperando ansiosamente! Espero que esteja bem.

[@edmauditto]

@ tem muita gente falando sobre a ausência dele já tô ficando assustado! mas foi muito criativo esse video. realmente estou ansioso!

[@Oreolova]

Somebody speak english pls

[@zes3813]

no such thing as bx or not

[@TAER75]

@Mik C. S. Creo que ya descubrió las aplicaciones del petroleo y en poco descubrirá la fusion nuclear. Al paso que va.

[@ArunKumar-xy5ko]

Why there is no new uploads???

[@Auhdrah2]

Come back! I miss your videos!!!

[@hollycurry7428]

Please come back! I love your videos. We miss you.

[@frankohero]

Finally. A new video of yours. Thank you for sharing :). This furnace-oxygen-supplier looks very promising. Very good idea and design. Does it work well ENOUGH, my www friend? When hay is in the mud-mix you build your furnace with, the furnace becomes a lot stronger: When burning inside the mud, the hay will become carbon. The furnace will not crack that much, and withstand a great deal of heat.

[@panicfarm9874]

Shut up cock

[@Flazhness]

Dude, just call him "mate" or "bud".. Enough with the fucking www friend shit! Reporting this..

[@محمدالساعدي-ض9ط5ج]

السلا0م 5

[@pyrodamix4771]

@@Flazhness what does he mean by www xD

[@dimviesel]

I was wondering why he didnt use straw in his mud mix. As Ive seen others use. Still and amazing furnace though. Built from Scratch!

[@Fishie_Bug]

Warms my heart to see how many people are concerned about you. I watch these videos to fall asleep and rarely read the comments, but now I’m concerned for you too.

[@c0nstantin86]

Thank you for teaching showing us the skills required to live without the help of the state! God bless you! Hope you will show us more! Lots of love from Romania!

[@rickswart1313]

where are you , you ok been long since a new video been posted

[@unskooledchildren]

O zucchini 5 6, Hu John gingivitis dugout futurity 666 t^ I am 6666, and

[@FunnyDudeGuy100]

I was missing you. My favorite primitive channel.

[@MilesSlaughter_]

i need more of these. so interesting. much better than the other channels

[@Zamolxes77]

Wow, very good quality clay ! Those discs look awesome !

[@fullandsilent]

hey where are you? Are you ok? No videos for six months, we are worried about you. Please reply if you can

[@wxleed09]

Who else wants them to show a tour of everything they made its actually like a village they are creating lol

[@roflcopterkklol]

Finally a channel that doesnt just build a new underground house each week.

[@berthastewart1922]

Mr. I know your hands are both rough may God heal them so you can continue showing Primitive Life 😍😍 thank you for your efforts.

[@SomeBoredGuy69]

Almost 4 months since last upload. Hope you are OK!

[@idanpery]

You can do the ventilation system of the furnace to turn around by water flow than by manpower. If you connect the turbine to a water wheel and create a continuous flow of water that will rotate it, the system will be more efficient and there will be no waste of time and energy of a person to activate it.

[@StanislavG.]

Water is powerful but slow, that's why it was mainly used for milling or lifting, in the old days. But you don't need force - you need to turn that fan as fast as you can. So you'll have to use gears or belts to turn that force into speed, and i'm not sure it's viable in this situation

[@chasecorpus9181]

big gear attached to little gear, little gear spins faster.

[@gamblorrr]

@@Flazhness lol what

[@CasualUnboxing]

These videos are super fun to watch!!!

[@lauracasiglio127]

Very simple and effective, thanks for your videos.

[@TheJoeymeister]

Would love to see Primitive Life and Primitive Technology do a colab series together and build a full settlement.

[@Hulkamanis7]

I'm Waiting For Your Next Video 🇩🇿

[@vasso7772]

даже в диких местах стригут лутчше чем в нашей парихмакерской

[@ЮрийИсайченко]

Каменный век хули... Соседи уже бронзу плавят. Ножи, топоры делают. Рыбу на бронзовый крючек ловят. А здесь отстают

[@petepineda7030]

Seen each of your vids 4 times now so when's the next?hope your ok and everything!

[@kibetbera9194]

Good work. Thank you

[@jennychutan2926]

你好，你很聪明！

[@Sidewinder84x]

Amazing! I love your videos, and i always look forward to more.

[@mohdsyafiqbinhamid7004]

3 month without any news.. I always waiting your new video..

[@Auhdrah2]

Out of all the "primitive" videos I watch, I think you are the smartest. This is the best furnace blower system I've seen of them all! Great job, sir!

[@zjork]

that is some very smart looking bellows!

[@РинатШагапов-ц8л]

классный агрегат

It's been a long time since I saw you!

[@ErnestoRodriguez-fn1sh]

Todo lo que haces está muy bien hecho, no sé dónde has aprendido estos trabajos, pero, la verdad, es que son sorprendentes los resultados. Tienes mucha tranquilidad, paciencia y constacia, en definitiva, eres una persona muy trabajadora y lo realizas con esmero y seguridad. Tus vídeos transmiten paz. Te felicito, no lo dejes. ( desde hace tiempo que veo tus vídeos pero no se me ocurrió escribir comentarios.) 👌👍🇪🇸

[@jageshkano]

1:57 it looks like a sad face lol the thing on the left

[@martianmanhunter7925]

Haaa

[@HOLY_FRIJOLES]

Same exact thing I thought. Lol

[@blackbway]

Been looking forward to you getting back to metallurgy. My prayers have been answered! Thanks.

[@JoeNoobie]

I love your masonry work!

[@austin-fs7nq]

😁 come back and make more videos or let us know ur ok

[@Lamphoun1994]

สุดยอด👍🏻👍🏻

[@chika8957]

My favorite survival channel and it’s been months since you posted. Hope all is well. Miss your videos

[@naserhamzah9195]

Me tooo

[@susieq1588]

You are master craftsman. I am going to watch all you videos. I am trying to simplify but I will never get by on just what nature offers. Amazing videos. Thank you.

[@SV_Try_Magic]

Nice, that’s going to make a good bloom.

[@kjuyfif]

Cool!!

[@phubach8509]

I like it

[@cassterry3305]

Bravo 👏 and thanks 🙏 God bless you!

[@xabodx1817]

فيديوهات ممتعة و جميلة

[@RadhaKrishnan-wk9pr]

Waiting eagerly for the next epi

[@prumset6059]

R.i.P Primitive Life

[@anabelarainha9166]

@PrumSet, please let us know what happen to the young man! What do you mean by....R.I.P?! Will you kind explain, please!

[@nguyenhungkc9541]

????

[@familyfood312]

good building

[@PanjulGimang]

Hey comeback... Your fans are waiting for you. Too many pools, too many crab, too many underground hut...at other survival We miss your video. You are my first survival chanel that i watch. Leave a messange if you are OK.

[@pinkponyofprey1965]

I like that !!!

[@АриэльРусалка-ж4у]

Круто)МОЛОДЕЦ 4УВАК)

[@jasonthefates7311]

THESE ARE THE GREATEST MOST VALUABLE VIDEOS ON KZbin! ANY PRIMITIVE STRINGED INSTRUMENT MAKING VIDS? THANK YOU FOR SHARING! Oops caps-lock was on. Sorry

[@simpsonchan7277]

Please come back and update, I miss you~~ BTW, why you seems look like have not get any lose weight after finished so many work hard :P

[@uncurlhalo]

This looks pretty promising for being able to sustain a longer smelt time, higher total heat, and better oxygen flow. You furnace grate should aslo be helpful when trying to create bloomer iron since the slag will easily flow through the holes but the larger clumps of only semi-molten iron will be less likely to fall through. You may want to try many more small holes rather than few big ones. Also the other comments about hay or grass in the mud of the furnace are good advice too. They help the furnace compensate for the shrinkage that occurs after you've done the first heat of the furnace.

[@kameljoe21]

Few things to add, You can also use the charcoal dust to line the inside as well. It also needs to be taller and narrow. The wall thickness should be 2 times this amount. Doing these things will also help create more heat.

[@keyabhattacherjee3020]

Just wow🤗🤗❤️

[@avhe2882]

Where are you man? Way you don't upload new video?

[@ROOO7ALMGROOO7]

You are so genius 👍🏻👏🏻

[@wenzhu2085]

We don't need to worry about him. We got the news from a friend who knew a Vietnamese boy. He did not give up the channel, temporarily unable to update video due to going to Singapore

[@kameljoe21]

Do you know why he has been gone for the last year?

[@Kev.in-Bike]

Good vidéo 👍🏼

[@Trygon]

Careful about your roof, those are some tall flames and busy embers. Amazing system, though. I can't wait to see ironworking.

[@safffff1000]

I just viewed 8 of these videos in row and i think he does great work. The biggest thing I think to do is to get a source of running water to supply all his needs. Maybe build nearer the water source

[@darksidefishing72]

honestly! how awesome is that?!?!

[@dreamingwatermelons4551]

wow thats soooo cool.

[@robertbutlerr3467]

Hope u ok....KZbin is boring without you

[@avidiumgaming4440]

I've watched all of your vids and you are in inspiration to me to go out into the wild in just be there forever

[@leolee9314]

so cool

[@glg3945]

Very cool to watch the things you make. Peace and good fortune!

[@Oduunich]

That is a fantastic Furnace and blower system! Great work! Your weakest points are the pull string and the fan blades, but they should still last while. It looks like you made the fan end everything removable for cleaning the ashes out of the bottom? A little more work than you may want to do for that, but it should be just fine since it was relatively deep, and you probably won't be burning in the furnace everyday.

[@christianlee1151]

LOVE THE HAIRCUT

[@lorypeterson5502]

Awesome video friend! Glad you made another video! Missed you.

[@Tinalles]

You should make a shovel at some point. Or a mattock. Or both. Considering how much time you spend digging, they'd help you out a lot.

[@StanislavG.]

Why didn't any of the other guys used a flywheel is beyond me. Great video!

[@XxAzraelGTxX]

The original primitive technology did it years ago.

[@Holymolygod99]

please upload things of you, is that everything OK?

[@Mayo501]

I'm quite amazed how this guy hasn't single-handedly built a town yet.

[@PedroChehoud]

awesome!

[@nana-ie5nn]

Finally...😊😊

[@philippebecel8537]

Ingenuous system. Good video. Do yo think this kind of system could be used tout blow in thé water of fish ponds ?

[@treluna2396]

How intensely clever.

[@xeonic84]

Where you at bro? 4 months no videos. We miss you.

[@nana-ie5nn]

xeonic84 me too

[@kameljoe21]

Its now years later and he has been gone again for more than a year.

[@cheron6574]

I am waiting patiently on a new video from you! You're the best!

[@tracinganimation346]

I salute you sir

[@易亚运]

I like

[@ingridwinn9082]

Good job. Keep up the good work

[@alicialima4248]

Uau!!! Muito bom!!

[@skepticaltech418]

Very wise

[@Enzo11893]

Hopefully you will upload new video soon...it’s been a while since I watched this...plss

[@sonsunn816]

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[@nicolascasanova8999]

man are you alive? we miss you from Argentina :P

[@chukwow5738]

I really like this ancient "know how" and being explained by Newtons fist law, "An object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force". The unbalanced force here is the friction, therefore the bigger "spinning wheels" to overcome the friction. As he adds energy by pulling the string to create momentum, there is enough energy to overcome friction to haul the string in again. It's like an ancient JoJo:) So simple, yet so advanced.

[@Holymolygod99]

omg that's really nice job

[@ant64297]

Niceeee

[@grogondehunger]

Legend!

[@stvfood]

Good

[@Oreolova]

one day he'll make the perfect furnace