Primitive Skills: How to make Spinning wheel, manual yarn rewinding machine (ep202)

Hello everyone, my name is Duong.
I am 32 years old.
I live in a poor mountainous area of Vietnam.
From a young age, I had to work hard to help my parents.
Difficult life is always around, I work and learn everything from my grandparents and the old people in the village.
Gradually, I mastered the skills.
5 years ago, I decided to live the challenge.
Determined to learn about the primitive way of life, I chose to live in the wilderness, alone.
Where there's no technology and forcing yourself to pass, it feels great!
How about you? Your life is definitely different from mine.
Have fun watching the video!
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[@unusualfabrication9937]

don't worry about your upload schedule / frequency of uploads. we all can see how much hard work and time goes into these videos, and they are definitely worth the wait! don't rush or cut corners - we like how the videos are now

[@whateverd]

100%

[@DavidLamoureux]

Agreed. You have built an entire self-sustaining functional village all the way up to the Iron age all by yourself. It's freaking amazing 👏

[@garymyers6638]

@@DavidLamoureux like any other video production, he has a team. Early on it was just him and his wife and they video’d each others stuff but now the site generates income and people are hired to do some of the work you don’t see.

[@jimbayler4277]

@@garymyers6638 : Your source of information ?!

[@eduardmiroescu7253]

He shoud pin the comment

[@Wearldsproake]

I remember about a year ago, you posted that your cotton experiment had failed, and I poked fun at you because you seemed to have underestimated the amount of work it takes to make a shirt. Now you're here with cotton in abundance, creating a self-styled primitive spinning wheel from nothing but wood, bamboo and string! I love how you proved me wrong! Respect, Duong.

[@NoBaconForYou]

It truly is an ingenious way to make a pulley with fairly minimal effort. I hope he still has the old shirt lol

[@TgWags69]

It would be good to add some dirt around your concrete floor. It is being under cut by the rain drips from the roof line. This will eventually weaken enough that it will crack your floor. Just a few inches of clay packed around the edges will help the water run away from the building and prevent further erosion under the floor.

[@user-lq7zy5zk8z]

Про кур, я от стариков слышал. Что в тяжелые голодные времена, курам лапки тряпками заматывали. Абы они не выкапывали картошку и др. корнеплоды. Автору , великому трудяге, респект и больше уважение!!!

[@ivangenadevich6047]

Станок для сепарации семян лучше укрепить продольно укосинами чтобы жесткость рамы была больше тогда будет легче работать и меньше клинить👍

[@naigcivor1160]

This man is creating his own industrial revolution

[@sergei-buvalyu]

Инженер - конструктор! Браво! Ты молодец! Как всегда спасибо за видео! Оставляю комментарий в поддержку канала! Всем добра!😀

[@user-or8yo3zz6d]

внатуре молодец

[@alexa.davronov1537]

Многим Россиянам заливающим сейчас глаза бухлом и рвущимся на чужую войну прсомотр этого видео пошёл бы на пользу.

[@user-ou3gu4su1m]

Да не знаю не знаю.... Там блин делов на 5 минут исправить подклинивание а он вместо этого мучился несколько часов

[@dillonbruner3772]

Starting to raise the game birds

[@victor382]

This man is amazing. He is a hunter, farmer, builder, carpenter, blacksmith, engineer and now just unlocked the textile maker skill. What an Uber man. ❤😊

[@garymyers6638]

he didn't invent these things. They are known technologies. He's a farmer. All farmers are multi discipline workers.

[@victor382]

@@garymyers6638 really? I thought he had patented them and everything.

[@SebiBubble]

You do know these guys have been using heavy machinery and stuff for quite a while in their videos, right? Pretty much nothing you see there is done by hand, or even by this guy

[@ancientbuilds3764]

@@SebiBubble So... You want to wait a year for each video then? Possibly more? The guy has a wife and kids to feed. Have a bit of thought for his situation. Of course his family helps him. Why not? I think his videos are fantastic, and informative. Or should he work for months and get paid a pittance by KZbin just for someone's mental satisfaction? You know there is another name for that right?

[@SebiBubble]

@@ancientbuilds3764 Na man I don't want to wait at all for these videos, came into my Google recommendations and just looked for the first comment to respond to. And yes, if these channels advertise with "yea we're building shit with our bare hands" then they better do so. TV really lost a good sucker like you to KZbin channels just as bad xD there's better stuff on this platform my guy. Also, the word you're looking for is slavery I guess

[@ladyofthemasque]

For those who don't quite understand how the cotton is being turned into thread, the fibers are first rolled into a column (yarn-like thing) then wrapped around that long dark stick, the spindle. When the spindle spin (thanks to the turning of the great wheel it's attached to, the yarn might just get wrapped around the spindle and not twist, but the key lies in guiding it to the tip of the spindle at an angle. It then "slips off" the spindle's tip, and that causes the fibers to twist, locking them together. It also puts a lot of torque on the thread being spun. That torque is partially relieved by 'backing up the wheel" a little so you can guide the yarn back up to the spindle sheath (so it can easily be pulled off the spindle without losing its spot and thus getting tangled), but also by stretching out the thread and fiber bundle so that more fibers are pulled (with a twist) from the untwisted bundle. It's an experiment you can replicate with a spinning stick (chopstick, drinking straw, whatever), a bit of thread or ribbon (it's very clear how the twist happens with a flat ribbon), and by wrapping the ribbon so that as you turn the spindle, the ribbon "slips off" the end rather than rolling up flat and neat.

[@sharkforce8147]

some minor changes that might make things easier for the cotton seed extraction: attach a basket to the frame on the side where the cotton seeds fall so that you don't have to pick them up later, and maybe have a ramp or chute on the side the cotton falls out on to guide it onto the basket on the side where the processed cotton comes out instead of dropping it straight down.

[@johns6014]

It would probably also be good to get some ground braces mounted onto the top of the frame, ideally in both forward and back. The lard helped a lot, but you can tell that there's a lot of force that's still acting on the frame when the crank is turned, and the leg supports that he has now aren't going to work for it in the long run.

[@The_Foreman]

Only problem with a ramp would be a lack of smooth materials of the right size. Bamboo is probably the closest, but he couldn't weave it else the cotton would catch. Iron could work, but between being pitted and rust, it would still catch (and be a large resource cost). I just don't think a ramp would be worth the extra effort. A seed basket though would probably be fine.

[@johns6014]

@@The_Foreman There **may** be a case for getting a plank as smooth as possible, then polishing it with sand on a river stone. I've never done anything like that before though, so I don't know how well it would work, but it's possible in theory. However, a ramp faces another issue, in that it would catch the seeds as well, which would hinder flow unless they were cleared out, which in turn would require similar effort to what the ramp is meant to negate. A ramp on the output would likely be a good idea, though. It wouldn't need to be smooth, it would just need to provide some transit to the basket, so that the cotton isn't falling into the dirt. Alternatively, a basket underneath both sides of the press would work well.

[@The_Foreman]

@@johns6014 A ramp on the output was the initial suggestion. Issue being if it gets caught on anything, the lightweight cotton would then build up and need to be shoved into the receiving plate anyway. However on the note of an input ramp, setting aside the ramp's smoothness, a small gap between the ramp and the rollers would work fine to allow the seeds to drop below.

[@Weltaz]

Dear Duong, we don't want any other type of video: We love your video style. As you already do. Because, if we want another style, we can already go watch another youtube channel: and we are here on your channel. Here! So we love your youtube channel, we love your video style and we love your lifestyle. Congratulations and thanks you so much for all your work

[@Ooo_AlexashA_ooO]

Я так долго ждала, пока Дуонг сделает что-то с хлопком и вот дождалась! Впереди ткацкий станок, покраска тканей, горы ниток... Желаю тебе удачи со станком. Я в предвкушении следующего видео! ❤️ Не болей.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

thank you

[@mynyasabut]

подождите несколько выпусков и вы увидите как он устроит iPhone

[@dupec23]

totalmente de acuerdo.

[@happydragonwood4149]

Hi Goung, you never cease to amaze me with your work. Your chickens are going around the fence through the trees and into the garden. They will find any way around the fence to get to a good grazing area. It appears that your cotton seed extractor is working well now and you should be ready for the next phase of cotton process. I pray you and your family are well and good luck smiles on you always.

[@cutopia1]

Honestly this looks like a much better spinning method than most.

[@brh27]

Желаем и тебе всего хорошего. Пусть все мечты исполнятся. Привет из России.

[@fabienmichaud3824]

Extraordinaire. Tout mon Respect. Quelle patience, quelle détermination. Quelle courage. Pour relever tous ces défis. 😊👍

[@MizuMing]

2:00 Because there is only one wall to protect the garden, the chickens have two other directions they can go to to get to the garden. The garden should be surrounded on at least three sides if not four. If the garden is fully contained then the only way they can get into it is by flying over, in which case it would be possible to make a small screen up top too, to make it covered by five sides. Time-consuming yes, but fully protected in case there was no other options. It doesn't seem impossible that they are simply walking around the pond and coming from the other direction, or going around the back of the property and walking past the initial fence to get in from the thicker bush and treeline. 37:40 I wonder if he will make a sheet or thin mat to sleep on or to keep himself warm in the colder days. Either one would be good for him. 👍

[@vaughncastonguay6848]

I am amazed at the devices you make. Who taught you all this stuff? I have learned much watching you . I hope your life is as rewarding as it seems.

[@snorksonforks]

Duong ... you are brilliant! You have created many great modern machines from the simple materials that exist around you. Your homestead is truly an inspired work that should makes your ancestors proud. From nothing but what the forest has to offer, you have been able to gather everything needed to become self sufficient for yourself and your family. May the heavenly Father Creator be with you always !

[@cynthiawilson4500]

We used to just put the fence around the chickens and don't forget to dig up the ground for them..they love that.

[@noemat1980]

Hi buddy. I think to prevent chickens from flying into your garden you need to trim some of their wing feathers so they can't fly over the fence. It is not an operation that causes pain to the animals and the feathers will be able to grow back, but to do so scissors would be needed, I think with a knife it is very difficult. Keep it up, I love your videos.

[@mrinmoybaidya6821]

It will make the chickens vulnerable to their predator

[@shujinph]

make your chicken inasal that's better 😋

[@lindasanders7621]

@@mrinmoybaidya6821 , if he puts netting or use bamboo to make netting then he could make them a large outside pen and tie the netting over the top to prevent predatory birds from hunting them. I told a friend about this for her Koi pond because eagles and hawks were swooshing down and taking them. She put netting across the whole pond and it worked!

[@mrinmoybaidya6821]

@@lindasanders7621 why ur r telling me this madam?

[@andreystroganov8064]

Молодой парень, а столько знаний и умений! Браво!

[@dqcarol]

I am always so excited when I see you have another video! I am simply amazed by your hard work and inventiveness. You just never fail to keep me interested and I love learning all the skills you present! Keep at it!!!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

thank you

[@thenextpoetician6328]

If you weave a screen from bamboo similar to the fence, and plant in the spaces, the chickens will have a much harder time scratching, and probably will just go scratch elsewhere.

[@ancientbuilds3764]

RESPECT!!! Well done Duong! Can we all just take a moment to see the little things in this video. How he makes string like a boss on his leg. The accuracy of his cuts on the small wooden work. This guy knows his stuff.

[@treychiri1607]

It would be cool to add a clutch and get this hooked up to the water wheel with a foot pedal to the clutch so you can work with both hands!

[@hawgdawg843]

A waterwheel clutch, excellent idea!

[@traviswillett2625]

I would love to see him use his water wheel more! Maybe get some of the haters of his back LOL!!!!

[@amonalysa1876]

Good I idea 💡

[@ivangenadevich6047]

Отличная прялка👍желаю улучшить скил в этом нелегком деле. Удачи тебе!

[@seddydegroot618]

Big smile 😊 and applause 👏 you’re indeed primitive as primitively it can be … Excellent just by even growing cotton. When I was 5 I went to visit with my parents in the old country (Caribbean) and the next door house (extremely HUGE) was evacuated (old for ppl living in) the yard: all fruits tree in 1 at each fruits and cotton plants in between with loads of cottons/cottonseeds. I normally snuck away to grab those cotton and love ripping the cottons off until into few day my finger soared. 😂😊I was on a timeout not to venture in that yard again after the older folks told me it’s haunted. It’s was a Dutch estate for slavery during those time before I wasn’t even born yet. But I can say all those fruits trees it’s the original deal everything that grows their is 💯% organic and fresh sweet as a date can be and in my adulthood a gas station family came along and bought it off preform some kind of rituals to cleanse it and chopped every single fruits tree off. I missed that place just for the cotton wools and fruits .. I’ve never taste another fruits that sweet in my life. So keep it primitive Mr. Doung❤🙏🎅🎄🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@company5685]

Is it possible to connect this cotton seed remover to your waterwheel? Or is it maybe not worth the work?

[@MrJamesguy1]

Seeing how he goes back and forth, i don't think its beneficial (at this moment)

[@millermichael]

For cotton spinning: you need to normalize the cotton fibers before spinning them. Try taking the fibers and pushing them through a fine bamboo brush.

[@rosariohernandez7040]

Deseo que el 2023 venga lleno de prosperidad para ti y tu familia. Adelante

[@ladyofthemasque]

For a first try, this is really good! You'll want to grease all moving parts where they intersect each other, same as for your cotton gin. You might also want to try brushing out the cotton more evenly in density. It's clumping as you spin it into thread (the clumps are called slubs) because the unspun cotton itself is not evenly distributed through its mass. The denser it is, the more it will tangle quickly rather than evenly. Making carding combs / brushes by hand is very difficult, though, I know! About the only thing I can suggest is maybe using boar bristles and some hoof & rawhide glue to make brushes that you can brush past each other, or carving a couple of combs that are sized to slot past each other, and just taking the time to comb the fibers to an even appearance. (That's a good task to do by the warmth of a fire, but you have to be careful with cotton, because a spark can ruin your work & your day! Wool will smolder and go out, but cotton can catch on fire.)

[@user-km9yy7yh1z]

Здравствуйте я восхищаюсь вашим упорством и трудолюбием, здоровья вам и вашим родным я судовольствием смотрю ваши видео, удачи во всем и всегда.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

thank you

[@mobiousenigma]

duong ! thanks for the videos. bamboo is a grass or broad leaf weed family member not a tree ;] you need to do somthing with the water supply as it is your water wheel has no power because there is only about 1 foot of head. with POWER run a sawmill and lathe to process wood ...power a blower for forge and kiln....dry your food in the kiln and a stamp mill to process food or ore.

[@mobiousenigma]

@@Lauradicus i know...he dosnt use them though because it hasnt got the power needed to do work,,,using the grind stone stalls the wheel... the wheel has none of its potential horse power because of 2 things ...his water pipe is not sealed and will not hold pressure.. the second is the resivior at the bottom , it is open topped water flows in and fills it then overflows ...the height from overflow to wheel is called "head" there is only a foot or so to power the wheel when he could have the 30 to 100 feet it is from the wheel to the river above. that amount of power is usable what he has now is not. he is smart and will get around to it in time i suspect. in the long run a functioning power source saves him time effort and boredom of repetitious labor

[@jimbayler4277]

@@mobiousenigma : Truth.

[@QuiChiYang2]

Remember awhile back I suggested to you, that you let chickens, pigs, animals etc. Dig, clear, weed, do the manual labor portion of farming for you. All you need to do is fence them off on the plot you want cleared. All they will need is water, a portion of the food you grow. You cull them down when necessary. You & the animals live in harmony with each other & the natural rhythm of time & space.

[@ivangenadevich6047]

Со смазкой всё работет лучше😄

[@lucassattelmayer994]

I love your channel Duong These handcrafts and everything you've done in your home are impressive!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

thank you

[@toletoles]

Honestly I've been watching your videos since the begining and it is amazing to see the progress you achieved in so little time, you are also a skill teaching machine, thank you very much for your work it's been absolutely amazing to have witnessed this type of primitive skills.

[@RealGodendag]

Сделай пожалуйста подводные съёмки пруда!11 Очень любопытно!11

[@talec184]

Great video. Maybe you could put some stones around the base of your new banana planters and fences to keep the chickens from scratching a new hole under them.

[@evropej]

Keep piling up vegetation around the banana plants. As they decompose, it keeps the ground warmer and the moisture. Also nutrients are slowly released to the plant. Add more dirt also ontop to increase the strength of the tree and add even more nutrients to the ground. For the cotton extractor, I would have connected it to your water wheel. Great job on your projects. You have a lot of fans out there. You are the real deal! Your channel is the best in my opinion out of all the channels out there. You are amazing! Keep up the good work! The only thing I would say, try to spend more time with you kids! They grow up fast! Take care!

[@anicetapreciosaelechobagun9082]

Haha... your last paragraph in your comment tells me you and i are both grannies ( caring heart) .GOD BLESS YOU DUONG.

[@user-so1kq9yc8y]

Какой порядок вокруг вас!Вы хороший хозяин

[@darknut9696]

I would suggest using a Scarecrow that moves in the wind to deter the chickens from going into the veg garden, or make a crow kite that flies in the wind

[@susank4878]

If you devised a foot pedal for your clever spinning wheel, it would free both hands to manage the cotton thread. If you look at old European spinning wheels online, you can see what they use.

[@domdoconhecimento]

I here from Brazil follow your videos and I think it's fantastic. Congratulations and never stop posting videos.

Amazing project. Congratulations!

[@d0lph1n63]

Have you considered making a pole lathe to use when it comes to making cylindrical shapes or things such as spindles?

[@isaiahburton1751]

With the resources hes working with, it probably wont be to beneficial. If you want to see a primitive one made tho, look up “htme” or “how to make everything” on here and look a few months back in his videos

[@MrMelonMonkey]

@@isaiahburton1751 or the video on pole lathes by townsends both give great insights on how they work

[@___X___]

A green wood lathe is literally a sapling staked to a pedal. Can be good for making well fitting handles, or decorative chair legs.

[@user-oldgd]

대단합니다~! 솜의 과정이나 닭들의 침범에 대비한 모습등...처음부터 쭉 보고 있고 이 영상으로 힐링중 입니다. 언제나 화이팅 부탁드립니다!!

[@user-ii2hc1fx3m]

Go women Go!!! You and Duong work so hard to make a better life for your family. Love when you go to market because we can learn about the people you have contact with. Your personality and smile show you as a person. Love them both. I am contributing a thanks because it must be expensive to do these videos and every little bit helps.

[@user-th5nb3nw2d]

Красава! Наконец-то сможет спрясть себе, что-нибудь модное)

[@user-sj6ln7xt5y]

блин, чувак нереально крут. я многому у него научился, теперь знаю, как выживать. спасибо, бро!!!

[@silverjohnson3163]

I like to watch for the chickens and the excellent skills

[@LatitudeNorth]

I live in Sweden, one of the most higt tech countries in the world. Still, your life style speaks volumes to me. It's so genuine and serene. I can't even imagine how much hard work it takes to get where you are and you are still develiping the life style all the time (I have watched ALL of your videos and am amazed at all the things you do). Keep up the great work. You're a true inspiration!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, nice to receive your feedback, wish you and your family good health

[@ramthian]

My mother love doing it too!. Thanks 🙏

[@user-vy6uh7xb1i]

Ну и мужик ,мастер на все руки,как у него все здорово получается,этому парню ничего не страшно,даже если вся цивилизация рухнет то он выживет,МОЛОДЧИНА.

[@orangehatmusic225]

You have now entered the next primitive age!

[@sathancat]

Duong, Mr Sugar 😅 one day you could scrape all the fish waste and debris off of the bottom of your pond to use as fertilizer! I love all of your projects ❤

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@user-cf3ih9gn9o]

Я удивляюсь вашему трудолюбию и умению, бог дал вам чрезвычайно большое терпение !!!

[@valiant4085]

make a box fence surrounding you garden. chickens have other ways to enter, the other side of the garden, they can enter also from the water

[@dapurnyamamah]

Always excited watching yours new video

[@user-cn8po6uo4p]

Ты достоин уважения.Здоровья и благополучия тебе и твоей семье.

[@randyreitzer329]

Chickens LOVE disturbed soil! I suggest 2 things. 1. Create a “chicken garden” - an area that is tilled / dug , and then planted with seeds of grains or vegetables that they like. 2. Make a fence on the 2 sides away from from the pond. The pond side should be okay since chickens tend to fly in a straight line, but the other 2 sides make access easy for them. They’ll just simply walk around the current fence. I don’t think they are flying over the fence, as they tend to fly up to the top of a fence and then fly down, and there’s no way to land on the fence you made. By the way, the fence is AWESOME, it just needs to be longer.

[@crimsonshadowjj7935]

I've seen other people cut the flight feathers on one wing of their chickens. It allows them to still get away from predators but not over the fence.

[@renatogomes8251]

Nossa! Impressionante!!!! Você é um engenheiro!!!! Parabéns!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@robert.8254]

I always get so excited when I see you've uploaded a new video. Thank you for sharing. Really brightened my day. Today's video was one of my favourites so far. The machine you built and seeing it work well was incredible. I look forward to seeing how the cotton turned out.

[@ElementalHeroWierdo]

I’m so excited!! I’ve been waiting for this since the first moment you planted cotton. It might be a good idea to loop the rope around the little wheel once so it’s less likely to jump off. And don’t stress about the release schedule, it just makes us more excited when it comes out😊😊😊

[@anndebaldo7381]

The chickens will help to fertilize your garden and they eat harmful bugs! Hopefully, the seeds will sprout before they are eaten! Your videos are wonderful! Such dedication and hard work is paying off. Thanks!

[@404levv]

Saya mengikuti kmu dari awal subscribe kamu masih kecil sampai sebesar ini, saya banyak mengetahui pengetahuan dari kehidupan kamu, walaupun saya juga dari perdesaan, terimakasih❤️😘

[@d8von553]

Very impressive the way you removed the cotton seeds!

[@quochoang4599]

Đường vừa kỹ sư vừa là thợ rèn vừa là thợ hồ vừa là anh nông dân. . . .

[@stephenjohnson6841]

Not only are you very skilled you come up with ingenious ideas and make then work! Thanks for sharing!

[@Gounesh]

Man I’ve literally watched all your videos and enjoying every second. I was wishing you’ll connect the cotton seed seperator to water mill, that’ll be so cool!

[@claudiarb3587]

Oba!!! Mais um vídeo do melhor canal de vida primitiva. Feliz Natal para você e sua família, Duong!!! Feliz 2023!!! 👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼😊🇧🇷

[@niccraft3511]

I am more interested in these videos because you are making more mechanisms

[@TheblackMoon1444]

The fences around the banana trees make your farm not only more beautiful but also tidier. Instead for the hens maybe you should make them their own enclosure and then fix a net to prevent them from flying out and leave them free to scratch inside the fence, I know it looks bad but it is the solution if you want to save the garden! The machine you built for spinning cotton is excellent. Your ancestors must be proud and proud of your work! 😍

[@kevinmakelane123]

Hi Duong great job as always. I also think you can improve your hand yarn spinning wheel to a foot pedal wheel style. Something to think about.

[@NoBaconForYou]

I haven't seen any of these channels use foot pedal wheels for anything, despite them being fairly simply to build and extremely useful.

[@user-er9ui2vn5h]

Да уж, следующий этап -ткацкий станок!Итак на лицо развитие человечества....! Неплохо бы клей использовать для сборки станка,а привод лучше ножной, тогда руки свободные и прясть было бы удобнее...)

[@user-bw7ce7bc9q]

Ну молодец красавиц нет слов храни тебя бог 🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@rsancho2000]

Your chickens seem to love forbidden places 😄

[@anthonylamonica8301]

Wow... you've basically got everything you need to set up a simple lathe now!

[@keithphaneuf9146]

A nice attachment from the water wheel power to help here would be great.

[@renzppmp]

im gonna be faithful to this channel to the point where he's at the time hes at the industrial period.

[@user-nl5le7no3n]

Наступающим новым годом вас счастья мир вашему дому удачи в делах и жизни

[@matthewmcdonald9238]

If you learned to make hide glue it might help with woodworking. Great stuff by the way.

[@ninjapancakes9435]

You post more often than some who use modern technology. I'm curious to know what you have planned to do with the cotton thread. I wondered why you didn't use the water wheel for the seed separator but I do know that would have been more work to set up. One thought I had which might not work is to coat the water wheel in concrete so that it doesn't rott as fast. You could use cotton fiber as a binder in the concrete.

[@jiyanreksa2370]

wow😲 finally you make it!! cannot wait for knitted warm sweater and some beanie hat😂

[@nicgurkweitz389]

1st, Can't wait to see what you'll be showing us today. So excited! Thank you! Loved seeing your ingenuity. You're so amazing. Love it!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@Artemsleshdragon]

Make a scythe for convenient grass harvesting.

[@user-xo2lx1lu4s]

Видео с механизмами самые лучшие

[@robinsonesoy844]

Wow, you’re good 👍🏽 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@koinokawa]

como é amplo o conhecimento dessas tecnologias "primitivas" . É lindo de se ver !

[@TheGeneralSoundwave]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 i finally understand the separator! I apologize for being so slow! But I didn’t know that there was such a huge seed inside the cotton ball!

[@Henrique-hl3xk]

if we had a couple of this man 10.000 years ago today we would already have a base in every planet of our solar system

[@TuttleScott]

every time I watch this channel I think how great it'd be to have bamboo growing around here. he does everything with it

[@andrewprahst2529]

I hope to see some warm clothes some time in the future

[@Dnrjhn7]

Duong is Jack of All Trades! Amazing guy!

[@claudineiribeiro93]

Vc é muito criativo, parabéns.

[@ego73]

Go, Duong! You are my Vietnamese Hero!

[@rosenicamposlima7648]

Eu fico encantada com sua astúcia e inteligência .

[@blancardelangel7682]

¡Excelente trabajo!. Yo solo quiero te abrigues del frio, no vayas a enfermar. Me gusta mucho tu trabajo. Saludos desde México.

[@haaz6871]

مردم مکزیک انسانهای شریف و دوست داشتنی و صمیمی هستند و سلام و درود من و هموطنانم به شما و همه مردم خوب مکزیک این سلام گرم من را از ایران بپذیرید❤❤

[@user-rg2qq4dl8f]

انا اتابعك منذ زمن تمنياتي لك التوفيق والنجاح