I am a chemist but I grew up in a family of brick layers. My father, his brother, my older brother and one cousin were all brick layers and it it is incredible how much you know about chemistry and math on a very primitive level. You are a very smart person. I love your videos, keep them coming. Where did you learn to make and slack lime? My Dad told me a story of a friend of his that was taking a wagon load of cooked limestone to a market somewhere in Texas and while on the trip he ran into a rain storm. Since the limestone had not been slacked (hydrated) the rain caused the rocks to heat up so much that the wagon caught on fire and burned up. He was just barely able to unhook the team of mules in time to save them. It looks like the rain would have put the fire out but I didn't think of that when I was little or I would have ask him about it.
The comments are awesome. Everything you should or shouldn't have done uttered with condescending conviction by people who sit on their asses all day watching RUclips videos.
Anyone think it would be viable to use this primitive cement to make a wheel for a wheelbarrel? could use any number of trees/branches/bamboo as a replaceable axle, the frame, and a well woven basket? Could even use the bamboo to make a bearing between the axle and wheel. I was inspired by Fred Fltinstone :D
When I was a kid I loved doing stuff like this(not this advanced and heavy), but like being in nature and building stuff(with some friends). Now if I want to make a channel like this I am gonna end up in a police station hahahaha.
Your bricks are looking better and better! By the way, when mortaring bricks together, it's better to *not* have a smooth surface of mortar underneath the bricks. If you spread it with a chopping kind of motion the mortar will grab onto the bottom of the bricks much better and they will nestle into the mortar better. You can also spread some mortar on the end of each new brick you put down, where it will key into the one you just put down. It reduces the amount you need to touch up. All up to you though, just suggestions!
greatthings4US Do you mean mortaring? This is generally considered the 'modern ' way, if you scroll down to "Laying the first course" m.wikihow.com/Lay-Brick
For to cook stone for have cal/cement To make a tower..... more hight than these one and to put wood/stone/wood/stone/wood/stone....... ( two part wood/2 parts stone, one part wood/ two part stone..and so one...to up.....to put fire by down and wait..... that he had done these man is very good... it needs to have the right stone!!... bravo...
Is the time weirdly speedy for anyone else on this video? And to everyone saying that this is a copy, well, even if it was a copy (which I don't really think it is), I'd love to see more copies of this sort of thing. Did people yell and cry when the second and third and thirtieth video blogs started? Maybe. Does anyone cry and whine now? No. How about LPers, gamers. See anyone complaining about copying people? I surely don't. I want to see this kind of channel become like gaming channels and blog channels and more, because at the very least, this is productive for more than just entertainment.
the question here is considering the bricks don't seem to be fired dry. How long is the time line for them to properly cure in tropical conditions and would it be rain proof under those circumstances
I'm fairly suspicious about your sand. it looks like construction sand. its all too uniform. and you gave that 5 second clip of river sand and then proceeded dumping very dry, uniform sand....
I guess the same question could be asked, how could the mighty U.S.S.R. have ever had there ass'es handed to them when some poor ass country called Afghanistan back in the 1980's and small factions of locale armies. You don't always need the newest and best thing out there to complete a task. but simply drive and pride. translated for you: Я думаю, тот же вопрос можно было бы спросить, как мог могучий У.С.Р. когда-либо когда-либо там там быть ослами, которые были переданы им, когда некоторая бедная задница стала называться Афганисстан еще в 1980-х годах и небольшими фракциями местных армий. Вам не всегда нужно самое новое и лучшее, что нужно для выполнения задачи. а просто драйв и гордость.
OK, I live in Siberia with -40 C in Winter and +40 C in Summer. How much big should the bricks be so that I could feel good when naked after bath room in Winter?
i can calculate that for you if you are still interested in knowing an answer to such an important question xD and i'm not kidding, just tell me, it would be hilarious to know
I think they are lying to us, they found way to much lime stone, and how do they get that much lime stone without modern tools, plus, cement they made looks like actual cement from our days...
Set up some kind of GO FUND ME PAGE for them .. im sure there are people who have much to donate.. and your friends recording the videos can deliver the packages ...
This guy is smart & I love how he is sprucing up his yard, he needs to build him a brick house.
I love your videos, and the lack of ads, no talking, and good camera work. thank you.
I am a chemist but I grew up in a family of brick layers. My father, his brother, my older brother and one cousin were all brick layers and it it is incredible how much you know about chemistry and math on a very primitive level. You are a very smart person. I love your videos, keep them coming. Where did you learn to make and slack lime? My Dad told me a story of a friend of his that was taking a wagon load of cooked limestone to a market somewhere in Texas and while on the trip he ran into a rain storm. Since the limestone had not been slacked (hydrated) the rain caused the rocks to heat up so much that the wagon caught on fire and burned up. He was just barely able to unhook the team of mules in time to save them. It looks like the rain would have put the fire out but I didn't think of that when I was little or I would have ask him about it.
I have to say, you’re really good! Keep going! Expecting for more ideas!
honestly this guy's better than primitive technology cause he releases more videos than the other guy.
Would be cool if a couple hundred people build a small primitive town for those who need it
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thanks for the upload.
I will be making the same this year!
The comments are awesome. Everything you should or shouldn't have done uttered with condescending conviction by people who sit on their asses all day watching RUclips videos.
captainnapalm75 I seriously wish I could like this comment more than once.
I must say I have enjoyed watching him build a sufficient sustainable living farm awesome
3:12 When he spills the water I was like "wow, the seem quite hot... DID HE JUST PULL THEM OUT OF THE OVEN WITH THE BARE HAND?!?! o.O"
It’s a chemical reaction it isn’t hot but if u add the processed limestone into water it heats up
Anyone think it would be viable to use this primitive cement to make a wheel for a wheelbarrel? could use any number of trees/branches/bamboo as a replaceable axle, the frame, and a well woven basket? Could even use the bamboo to make a bearing between the axle and wheel. I was inspired by Fred Fltinstone :D
i like it
Mesmerizing...
best life in the world
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무슨 남자가 이다지도 만능이고
부지런한가요.👍👍👍
정말 탐나는 실랑감~~~😍😍😍
Looks like everything is up to code and zone carry on
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When I was a kid I loved doing stuff like this(not this advanced and heavy), but like being in nature and building stuff(with some friends). Now if I want to make a channel like this I am gonna end up in a police station hahahaha.
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Il faut les faire venir en France pour construire nos maisons ça irait plus vite pas besoin d architecte et le coût serait intéressant
I truly enjoy watching your videos! I hope the money they bring becomes a blessing to you and your people.
lol You're assuming a lot with that statement.
Evan Gonzalez you are probably right, but I ment well...")
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It doesnt matter hes doing the same stuff as other but he is still doing a great job that like 99% of people couldnt do.....
La supervivensia es muy buena Pero sobre todo llega a pasar algo que van aser ay que sobrevivir
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I love this 60 FPS quality..
*This place is wonderful for surviving* !
Your bricks are looking better and better! By the way, when mortaring bricks together, it's better to *not* have a smooth surface of mortar underneath the bricks. If you spread it with a chopping kind of motion the mortar will grab onto the bottom of the bricks much better and they will nestle into the mortar better. You can also spread some mortar on the end of each new brick you put down, where it will key into the one you just put down. It reduces the amount you need to touch up. All up to you though, just suggestions!
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He will need the right trowel for that. What's he's doing is fine it just takes longer
can you provide a link to proper motoring? A serious request. Very interested. Thanks.
greatthings4US Do you mean mortaring? This is generally considered the 'modern ' way, if you scroll down to "Laying the first course" m.wikihow.com/Lay-Brick
greatthings4US spread, split, butter brick, lay and repeat
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For to cook stone for have cal/cement To make a tower..... more hight than these one and to put wood/stone/wood/stone/wood/stone....... ( two part wood/2 parts stone, one part wood/ two part stone..and so one...to up.....to put fire by down and wait..... that he had done these man is very good... it needs to have the right stone!!... bravo...
Wonder man buildin his tumb............ Bravo... take care!!!... By
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make holes in the bricks man!.. cement will go inside and you get stronger walls!
This guy will survive anyway
Is the time weirdly speedy for anyone else on this video? And to everyone saying that this is a copy, well, even if it was a copy (which I don't really think it is), I'd love to see more copies of this sort of thing. Did people yell and cry when the second and third and thirtieth video blogs started? Maybe. Does anyone cry and whine now? No. How about LPers, gamers. See anyone complaining about copying people? I surely don't. I want to see this kind of channel become like gaming channels and blog channels and more, because at the very least, this is productive for more than just entertainment.
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Hii! Can you make a video *HOW TO MAKE GLASS* ??
Denny the Budgie go to homedepot and ask for glass
Bam h just made glass
Denny the Budgie just Get sand heat it up then You dry Its You use something i dont know and make A clay shape
Just put sand in a furnace, everyone knows that.
we are about 1400°C for doing glass with sand in industrie and that a specific sand so nearly impossible
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Oh! by burning the limestone he made cement! Cool!
I need to watch all this from the beginning I can't believe he built all this with nothing!
Love your work and keep it up 10/10
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3:41 Good soup.
NICE!
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You could make a water hole almost like this one and add fish for further keeping
Your bricks is stronger than the normal house
Minecraft level: Ultimate
the question here is considering the bricks don't seem to be fired dry. How long is the time line for them to properly cure in tropical conditions and would it be rain proof under those circumstances
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Insane!
Abi helal olsun filtreleme yöntemi muhteşem olmuş
this is like minecraft :P
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How are the shorts always clean!?! Love the vids.
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good for camping
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beautiful my brother. forget about those with negative thoughts, they can't stop the time.
I'm fairly suspicious about your sand. it looks like construction sand. its all too uniform. and you gave that 5 second clip of river sand and then proceeded dumping very dry, uniform sand....
uhuuuu... very good, waiting for the continiun
Bob the builder :D
You can make a well to have always fresh water
Very nice job
Quem ta vendo isso de madrugada da like
Hey, By cooking the stones, does that turn them into Lyme to act as the binding agent in your.... " Mortar"...?
So many work!good video!
Hi . I am from colombia
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whats the smaller rocks he puts in the furnace before he puts in the limestone?
Charcoal. To burn the limestone.
Pretty soon you will be digging out and making an underground railroad system ...
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Lego but for real strong men
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im so freakin glad i found this chan!
You let me know the brick production process of ancient times.
CaO plus water and gravel, actually watch the video and you'll learn.
Construction Technology yhh
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@@derbersdiscoveries5938 it’s actually Ca(OH)2.
Muito bom
It's hard to learn this way. We need to know the ratio's for the brick and the concrete. Water,sand,lime,clay etc..
Nice, but what this is rock white
Really glass to mealt sand it would take of Fahrenheits like around 650degrees
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I love your videos 👋
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В какой это части света ? У него нет лопаты . Зачем я это смотрел ?
Название ролика переведите и поймете, почему лопаты нет. PS. tank - бак, резервуар, емкость.
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I guess the same question could be asked, how could the mighty U.S.S.R. have ever had there ass'es handed to them when some poor ass country called Afghanistan back in the 1980's and small factions of locale armies. You don't always need the newest and best thing out there to complete a task. but simply drive and pride. translated for you: Я думаю, тот же вопрос можно было бы спросить, как мог могучий У.С.Р. когда-либо когда-либо там там быть ослами, которые были переданы им, когда некоторая бедная задница стала называться Афганисстан еще в 1980-х годах и небольшими фракциями местных армий. Вам не всегда нужно самое новое и лучшее, что нужно для выполнения задачи. а просто драйв и гордость.
OK, I live in Siberia with -40 C in Winter and +40 C in Summer. How much big should the bricks be so that I could feel good when naked after bath room in Winter?
i can calculate that for you if you are still interested in knowing an answer to such an important question xD
and i'm not kidding, just tell me, it would be hilarious to know
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I don't think I understood that white stuff at 3:45 .... what was that?
Burnt limestone. It is calcium-oxide.
Anette Boström Sidestål I think the white stuff is lime correct me if I'm wrong.
Nancy you are right. When he splashes with water it creates calcium-hidroxide, CaOH. It is an exothermic reaction.
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Hydroxide
When your shorts is expensive than your house.
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How come these guys never smile? Are they being held captive?
Cool
Is that charcoal and limestone you are using to make the concrete?
I think they are lying to us, they found way to much lime stone, and how do they get that much lime stone without modern tools, plus, cement they made looks like actual cement from our days...
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обалдеть двумя палками копалками такое чудит, а если ему инструмент современный подарить он небоскрёб сварганит ?
lego :D
кто Русский?? лайк!
Let me guess what country this is in...... hmmm... Vietnam?
Set up some kind of GO FUND ME PAGE for them .. im sure there are people who have much to donate.. and your friends recording the videos can deliver the packages ...
Shoes, Clothes , NAILS ! For instance....