Farmer, Fisherman, Hunter, Trapper, Chef, Lumberjack, Carpenter, Architect, Engineer, Biologist, Chemist, and more. This guy has it all. Just needs a Shirt.
I found your channel a few years back and I must say you have to be one of the most entertaining content I have found. The work you have put into your homestead is impressive the use of raw materials is a lost art to most but you sir are an amazing teacher. Excellent work, keep it up and I'll keep watching from Canada.
Omg I just found out that there is captions/subtitles for these videos , I would advise you to turn them on :) gonna have to watch all the videos again 😂 dude needs to tell everyone at the start of the video that there are captions that explain stuff
I love the subs and turn them on from time to time to check if there is something interesting. but they also cause strange "translated" titles in German.
That’s amazing! You have a lot of power from your water wheel. I wonder what you will drive with it. Furnace blower? A lathe? Maybe you could build a brick wall around your wheel and water hammer to channel the used water, and stop it eroding the foundations for your machines? Great job man!
Please add some bushings to your water wheel. A metal bushing for the half pillow block may not make a big difference, but it will cut down on wear. If you protect the bushing from the water and use a lubricant, that will be a significant improvement. If there are large animals in the area, a leather bushing could get your coefficient of friction down to .07. Probably not a good video, but you also need a durable material for belts if you are going to turn that water wheel into an 'engine'
Sempre acompanho seu canal aqui do Brasil, acho muito instrutivo no caso de um colapso da sociedade atual, progride fazendo com recursos naturais e o conhecimento que a pessoa tem. Parabéns.
I wondered if he has access to copper for making bushings. Using animal fat is a crude but simple option as well. I can't imagine he'll leave it as is for much longer.
Como o Edir comentou aki em baixo, você tem muitos fãs no Brasil, também acompanho seu canal de que você começou, e esperamos que você continue crescendo seu vilarejo, parabéns mais uma vez and keep growing!
For the attachments to add on to the waterwheel, I'd suggest trying to made some gears to get a little bit of mechanical advantage. The wheel now seems to spin fast enough, and has some power, but more power may be desirable for some uses. Plus, it could allow for multiple different tools to be used with the same waterwheel. I feel like a stone or even cement grindstone attachment would be a good first tool, it probably is easier than many other tools to make and would be incredibly useful to sharpen your iron tools.
ALGUIEN ME PUEDE DECIR DONDE ESTA ESTE MUCHACHO....ES EXTRAORDINARIO COMO CREA TODO....Q PROLIJO... Y Q BIEN SOBREVIVE EN ESE LUGAR...SOY DE ARGENTINA...BS.AS..LA PLATA....ME ENCANTA VER ESTOS DOCUMENTALES DE SUPERVIVENCIA...
I love watching you build and create things ...we need more people like you out there to teach the rest of us ...and yes the sounds in your videos are calming and relaxing ...im excited to see if you do something with hydro- electricity or if you use solar ....lots of endless possibilities...keep up the good work !
Excelente, es increíble vengo viendo tus vídeos hace más de 3 años y en cada uno veo esa capacidad de poder hacer de todo y buen echo soy tu fan. Te saludo desde Guatemala centró América.
The water wheel has come along nicely along with the reservoir and I like the way you integrated the pounder into the mix. Maximum usage... While the water volume was great enough it appeared to me that there was ample toque to driving with the shaft. Hmmmmmmm!!!! In the drier season take some tile to address erosion issues around the collection and storage area and banks leading down to the pond, but I like where it's leading! Nothing wrong with creating effort multipliers!
can't wait to see you hook up a lathe to this so that you can easily start machining round things. Think how precise waterwheel 2.0 when made with a lathe from waterwheel 1.0! 😂
You are the kind of person that would be more useful and important than 1000 engineers in case of an end of our "technological" society as we know it. Congrats. Watching your videos make me feel more comfortable when that scenario happens. Its coming... Thank you for sharing
@@TheLonelyBrit Cotton cultivation is a huge pain though. Hence his initial failure. I think his local soils are at least the correct type, and he clearly has plenty of water, so that may help. But either way its going to be a difficult and time consuming process.
are you planning on making a circular saw for the water mill? or just a piston so that you can attach your current saw to it but have the water do the work? also you should lube your water wheel with carbon. it should be a pretty good solid lubricator.
Do you think it might be time to start using the waterwheel for some labor work? Someone has mentioned making a grindstone and now that you have a waterwheel, you very much can do that! Similarly, you can use the waterwheel to increase the efficiency of grinding down grain from seeds into flower. You've got the water hammer now, but it's much slower when compared to a watermill. Although, converting the water wheel into grinding grain for flour and bread will take time and likely a lot of space, I feel like it can help you with every day tasks dramatically! I don't know how possible this is, but producing yarn from cotton or other fibres can also help you make a small factory of your own for clothes and sowing things. Textiles, iron works, grind stone, grain milling - you've got a tiny factory on your hands ;)
Se agradece mucho los subtítulos en español, siempre te veo y habían cosas que no entendía o no sabía que eran, pero ahora será más fácil. Éxitos en tu canal!
Idea: if you take the rotational energy of your water wheel then convert it to horizontal energy using gears you might be able to power your forge blower.
I think there are also bellows that are designed to function with waterwheels. Large wooden gears might be a good idea though, then he could make all sorts of attachments.
@@StuffandThings_ Eventually he'll do that, that's why he left the shaft extra long on one side. If not with gears, it could also be done with pulleys and belts.
This isn't a normal survivalist youtuber who is here just to entertain people this is to show this man's passion this is better than Primitive Technology hands down
You can use the water wheel to power a hammer ( a power hamer ) to forge bigger objects. Or to draw out stock quickly. Or it can power a lathe. Maybe even a drill press or a mill.make sure the hammer has a iron or steel face.
Good Day Duong! I recall that you planted seeds you harvested from Jackfruit in a small tree nursery. Did they grow into seedlings? I would enjoy an update on the seedlings. More jackfruit trees would be a wonderful addition to the food forest you are creating. 😊
Que delícia seus vídeos,já estava preocupada de vc não ter ainda colocado monjolo para funcionar novamente,lembra muito fazenda meu avô a roda de agua de lá tinha uns 50mts de altura muito grande para gerar energia mais uma vez parabéns 😍 Brasil SP
You are so diligent. You should put big flat stones in the water wheel area. Now that you have a water wheel you could now easily produce electricity from it. You can power up a small grinding machine to replace your water hammer. There so many possibilities, really.
Пару индусов с палкой-копалкой? А вообще, неплохой у него мануфакторум. Осталось отбить молот металлом, а к колесу сверло подвести и получится у него токарный, а уже тогда он и развернётся в полную силу...
I am desperate for you to make bearings for the water wheel, it would be so satisfying to see it roll smoothly. Maybe you could forge some? Even if they were super rough or uneven, I would think they would help, although maybe I'm just ignorant
When i start the video, my kitty comes up in my chest and start to see the video with me. Pass a couple minutes, the sounds of nature makes him sleep like a rock ! Thx, because this cat is like a tazmania devil kkkkkk
Saya menyukai kreativitas anda tiap Minggu saya selalu mendapatkan inovasi inovasi baru dari anda.sungguh sangat menginspirasi.terus berkarya semangat.
I am amazed by your water wheel. You can make it run even better, if you lubricate the wooden holding bracket. Try grinding some charcoal into powder and add it to the contact points of the wheel and bracket. It will make it even more efficient!
This is a the kind of lifestyle I love and wish to do in a sense. Though I'm not sure where I'd need to go, where I'd be free to do this. I want to build my life up from the land like this but I also want to bring in a few creature comforts like books, my phone, and a good hatchet.
I think he is professional guy, he likes live in alone & vlog a simple way of living in villages. A survival technique in rural areas I survived this before & now I like to return again for my retirement place in Marinduque Island.
for 4 years that you live in the forest you have already built accomplished did many things congratulations you and a man grade 1000 you have everything you need
좋은 친구여, 필터 탱크를 만들려면 3 개의 다른 탱크를 만들어야합니다. 먼저 큰 탱크에 카본 베드가 만들어져 있습니다. 강 꼭대기에는 진흙을 만들어 냄비와 모래를 만들고 첫 번째 큰 돌로 마무리하고 두 번째 탱크에서 중간은 석탄층을 만들지 않고 강을 새기고 첫 번째처럼, 하지만 그 위에는 큰 수조와 마찬가지로 진흙과 모래를 깔고, 작은 수조에 물이 나오는 튜브를 꽂은 다음, 물이 나오도록 놔두면 먼지와 함께 나오게됩니다. 청소하고, 나무 컵을 만들면 샬롬 탱크 용 식수 필터입니다. put it in the second where the water falls from the first to the second at the base where a stone falls I have the same as the third
Gracias por traducir en español, me encanta tu trabajo sige así tambien yo soy aficionado ala fragua, podrías hacer un machete bonito?? Y la rueda de agua tiene mucho usos aparte de moler bye
Give her a subscribe and a view, thanks: ruclips.net/video/FAw22mS8lNs/видео.html
Still the same shirt ..... its still hanging on.
New friend is in🏘️🏘️what country you are sir .I really appreciate your video 📷
sorry
not primitive enough
Build a swimming pool dude
Tell people that there are captions for your videos , I only found this out today by accident / mistake
Farmer, Fisherman, Hunter, Trapper, Chef, Lumberjack, Carpenter, Architect, Engineer, Biologist, Chemist, and more. This guy has it all. Just needs a Shirt.
😁😁
XD
He loves his favor shirt, he will not trade it for any price! 🤣🤣🤣
@@PrimitiveSkillsnet
Did you ever wash it? 🤔😜
And beer to ! 🤣
I found your channel a few years back and I must say you have to be one of the most entertaining content I have found. The work you have put into your homestead is impressive the use of raw materials is a lost art to most but you sir are an amazing teacher. Excellent work, keep it up and I'll keep watching from Canada.
He’s the best out there for sure
Yep, he's the best on youtube
exactly.. other similar channels are not so immersive... and some are using modern tools... Duang do not !
I can't wait to see the water wheel do work. So many possibilities...
Same here
the water strenght is enough to power at least 3 home
I think he is going to make a automatic bellow or a saw mill
Maybe some enriched uranium production?
A bellows would be cool but I think a grinder would be more realistic
Keep at it dude. You're amazing. I haven't missed a video yet.
same here
There's no better thing to watch when having morning coffee
Same here
Same here
Sameee
the man
the myth
the legend..
Omg I just found out that there is captions/subtitles for these videos , I would advise you to turn them on :) gonna have to watch all the videos again 😂 dude needs to tell everyone at the start of the video that there are captions that explain stuff
On this video my phone just decided to turn them on and my mind was blown. Now I have an ASMR version an inner thoughts version... heck yeah.
I love the subs and turn them on from time to time to check if there is something interesting. but they also cause strange "translated" titles in German.
That’s amazing! You have a lot of power from your water wheel. I wonder what you will drive with it. Furnace blower? A lathe? Maybe you could build a brick wall around your wheel and water hammer to channel the used water, and stop it eroding the foundations for your machines? Great job man!
You should get some big rocks to put down where the water lands. It will help stop the soil from washing away
Was anyone else freaking out when he was sawing that bamboo with his foot underneath? Awesome video as always.
Please add some bushings to your water wheel. A metal bushing for the half pillow block may not make a big difference, but it will cut down on wear. If you protect the bushing from the water and use a lubricant, that will be a significant improvement. If there are large animals in the area, a leather bushing could get your coefficient of friction down to .07. Probably not a good video, but you also need a durable material for belts if you are going to turn that water wheel into an 'engine'
Sempre acompanho seu canal aqui do Brasil, acho muito instrutivo no caso de um colapso da sociedade atual, progride fazendo com recursos naturais e o conhecimento que a pessoa tem. Parabéns.
Achei um brasileiro
alguém sabia que também existiam jacas na china? kkkkkk
Wuaooo pensé que nadamas era yo la única que pensaba así. Y ya no tardamos saludos.
@@wilmar.ribeirojr Sim, além da jaca têm muitas outras frutas comum no Brasil que vieram da Ásia, como a banana, a manga e o coco.
Dude that was one of your best videos yet, and I've watched them all. I'm going to watch that again. Well done!
Iron bushings under the axle will reduce friction. You can also use Lignum vitae wood if there are such trees nearby.
There aren't, he's in Asia, lignum vitae is native from Venezuela to Bahamas
@@guilhermesgarcias but he's in venezuela though...
EDIT: nvm i'm dumb he's from vietnam.
Moreover, that machete wouldn't cut lignum vitae
Some slippery clay between the shaft and the frame might help.
I wondered if he has access to copper for making bushings. Using animal fat is a crude but simple option as well. I can't imagine he'll leave it as is for much longer.
Yeah woke up and got a surprise… love this guy
good vid. You should try bordering up the pond/water beneath the wheel with the bricks to stop it from corroding outwards
yeah its almost flooding his work area
He did in one of his earlier videos. He used his primitive cement to line a sort of mini pond under the wheel
That waterwheel’s been TURBOCHARGED!
Every other primitive channels : "Let's build a secret underground pool"
Primitive Skills : "F*** that, i'm going to build a lake"
he really need to drain it and build the land so it doesnt flood over
Not just that he is also actively improving the same location and has made it majoritively sustainable. I believe someone could live there.
I'm pretty sure, there is at least one person leaving here during the summer... :)
And so the lake meme was born
@@Duke_of_Petchington he has already made a brick-dam with drainage at opposite side from the hut
Como o Edir comentou aki em baixo, você tem muitos fãs no Brasil, também acompanho seu canal de que você começou, e esperamos que você continue crescendo seu vilarejo, parabéns mais uma vez and keep growing!
let's just appreciate the fact that we've never seen the camera, or something that isn't part of the primitive style
Its cuz he uses government birds for recording
Quisiera saber cómo cargar...la cámara con cargador solar???
For the attachments to add on to the waterwheel, I'd suggest trying to made some gears to get a little bit of mechanical advantage. The wheel now seems to spin fast enough, and has some power, but more power may be desirable for some uses. Plus, it could allow for multiple different tools to be used with the same waterwheel. I feel like a stone or even cement grindstone attachment would be a good first tool, it probably is easier than many other tools to make and would be incredibly useful to sharpen your iron tools.
I totally agree with you !
Two episodes so close together, awesome
Yes i like that to
ALGUIEN ME PUEDE DECIR DONDE ESTA ESTE MUCHACHO....ES EXTRAORDINARIO COMO CREA TODO....Q PROLIJO... Y Q BIEN SOBREVIVE EN ESE LUGAR...SOY DE ARGENTINA...BS.AS..LA PLATA....ME ENCANTA VER ESTOS DOCUMENTALES DE SUPERVIVENCIA...
A millstone would be pretty neat to see. Making cornflour, perhaps even making it automated with the waterwheel.
Good job. It was interesting to watch
This guy out here playing Minecraft hardcore in peacefull mode irl.
So true !
You’re the only one who actually makes original content on this subject!
And not click bait!
Good job!
💕Ты Супер!💕 -Когда будет польза от водяного колеса?
Ты бы ещё на арабском написал)
@@thompson799 а что мешает автору воспользоваться тем же гуглпереводчиком?
Осталось ему только научиться шить
@@ЗубайрМагомедов-д8р ОН посадил хлопок, чтобы сделать новую футболку.
@@artdin6562 значит всему своё время
Chào a. E rất thích cách làm của anh. Đã đc gặp a rồi. Giờ mới biết a là một RUclips....👏👏👏👏👏
33:49 when you are in a math test
how did that beetle get there in the first place
@@sgt.miningdrill2680 i don't think tats a beetle .....
@@slittle3527 then what else that would be
@@sgt.miningdrill2680 a roach
Make usefully things from water wheel please
nice job
when will you make new clothing from cotton?
he planted the seds this yer but i thinck the cotton plant is nor redy an till Agusti.
I love watching you build and create things ...we need more people like you out there to teach the rest of us ...and yes the sounds in your videos are calming and relaxing ...im excited to see if you do something with hydro- electricity or if you use solar ....lots of endless possibilities...keep up the good work !
This dude is incredible!
I cant say anything but wow
@@leonoramalvaroza9821 ikr 👍
one of the best primitive channels out there, thanks for not making things like swimming pools but instead making practical, and useful things
Excelente, es increíble vengo viendo tus vídeos hace más de 3 años y en cada uno veo esa capacidad de poder hacer de todo y buen echo soy tu fan. Te saludo desde Guatemala centró América.
The water wheel has come along nicely along with the reservoir and I like the way you integrated the pounder into the mix. Maximum usage... While the water volume was great enough it appeared to me that there was ample toque to driving with the shaft. Hmmmmmmm!!!! In the drier season take some tile to address erosion issues around the collection and storage area and banks leading down to the pond, but I like where it's leading! Nothing wrong with creating effort multipliers!
can't wait to see you hook up a lathe to this so that you can easily start machining round things. Think how precise waterwheel 2.0 when made with a lathe from waterwheel 1.0! 😂
would be so cool if you made a mill stone and powerd it with your water weel then use your corn to make corn flower , you are a G.O.A.T
Dude ive been watching since you made your first mat in that cave, now youve got the dream life keep on keepin on
You are the kind of person that would be more useful and important than 1000 engineers in case of an end of our "technological" society as we know it. Congrats. Watching your videos make me feel more comfortable when that scenario happens. Its coming...
Thank you for sharing
This episode felt like a huge leap forward. 1 million subs soon too!
Tempat yang saya butuhkan untuk ketenangan jiwa
I would like to see a spindle how to make thread and a loom must make a loom to make clothes!
He does need to patch up that shirt :D
He's working on the cotton already, just gotta wait for the right season.
@@TheLonelyBrit Cotton cultivation is a huge pain though. Hence his initial failure. I think his local soils are at least the correct type, and he clearly has plenty of water, so that may help. But either way its going to be a difficult and time consuming process.
木工技巧是專業的！有木工技術的水準，這技術給了很大的加分，也讓生活水平提升很多
You could turn the waterwheel energy to powering your below’s for your forge
Time to put the water wheel to work
Aí sim. 25:40 só comendo aquela boa e velha Jaca (Artocarpus heterophyllus). 😋😋😋💓
olha um br por aqui
Ja encontrei 4 br aqui kkk
@@willianwm3757 , é só comentar que aparece +1
are you planning on making a circular saw for the water mill? or just a piston so that you can attach your current saw to it but have the water do the work?
also you should lube your water wheel with carbon. it should be a pretty good solid lubricator.
Big thumbs up👍🏼keep it up bro🤘
Do you think it might be time to start using the waterwheel for some labor work? Someone has mentioned making a grindstone and now that you have a waterwheel, you very much can do that!
Similarly, you can use the waterwheel to increase the efficiency of grinding down grain from seeds into flower.
You've got the water hammer now, but it's much slower when compared to a watermill. Although, converting the water wheel into grinding grain for flour and bread will take time and likely a lot of space, I feel like it can help you with every day tasks dramatically!
I don't know how possible this is, but producing yarn from cotton or other fibres can also help you make a small factory of your own for clothes and sowing things.
Textiles, iron works, grind stone, grain milling - you've got a tiny factory on your hands ;)
Você é muito caprichoso, amo os teus vídeos 😍
YUP ! FASCINATING ! GREAT WORKS JEDI.....OUR GOD THE CREATOR IS COMING SOON ! TO TEST OUR WORKS !...GOD BLESS YOU JEDI...
Se agradece mucho los subtítulos en español, siempre te veo y habían cosas que no entendía o no sabía que eran, pero ahora será más fácil. Éxitos en tu canal!
Best survival channel on RUclips!
Idea: if you take the rotational energy of your water wheel then convert it to horizontal energy using gears you might be able to power your forge blower.
Good idea, but I think its easier to power the bellows using the movement of the water hammer.
@@beby843 good idea, I never even thought of that
I think there are also bellows that are designed to function with waterwheels. Large wooden gears might be a good idea though, then he could make all sorts of attachments.
@@StuffandThings_ Eventually he'll do that, that's why he left the shaft extra long on one side.
If not with gears, it could also be done with pulleys and belts.
These are the best videos on RUclips. Period. End of discussion.
Com a força desta roda d'água ele poderia gerar energia elétrica o suficiente para ele ! Muito bom.
Verdade!
Simple amazing. Have no word to describe, sky is the limmit for You. Greetings from Lithuania
Your so close to 1 million subscribers. I no that be the end if 2021 you will get there.
This isn't a normal survivalist youtuber who is here just to entertain people this is to show this man's passion this is better than Primitive Technology hands down
Você é demais ,faz qualquer coisa ,eu gostaria de morar aí é uma vida muito boa .
Parabéns 👏👏👏
You can use the water wheel to power a hammer ( a power hamer ) to forge bigger objects. Or to draw out stock quickly. Or it can power a lathe. Maybe even a drill press or a mill.make sure the hammer has a iron or steel face.
He has made
Parabéns vc tem muito conhecimento e inteligência e talento 👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
你越來越厲害、什麼都做的很成功、辛苦你了、加油
"The civilization started with inventing the wheel"
Primitive Skills: "Hold my bamboo"
Good Day Duong! I recall that you planted seeds you harvested from Jackfruit in a small tree nursery. Did they grow into seedlings? I would enjoy an update on the seedlings. More jackfruit trees would be a wonderful addition to the food forest you are creating. 😊
Один я чекаю, коли він вже поставить генератор на Водяне Колесо?)
You’re the most talented on RUclips. Is there anything you don’t know how to do? Amazing!
começa a criar animais,
sucesso grande agraço!!!
O cabra já tá criando peixe, mais umas galinhas e uma vaquinha.
Good👍 subtitles 🔥🔥🔥🐲
Que delícia seus vídeos,já estava preocupada de vc não ter ainda colocado monjolo para funcionar novamente,lembra muito fazenda meu avô a roda de agua de lá tinha uns 50mts de altura muito grande para gerar energia mais uma vez parabéns 😍 Brasil SP
You are so diligent. You should put big flat stones in the water wheel area. Now that you have a water wheel you could now easily produce electricity from it. You can power up a small grinding machine to replace your water hammer. There so many possibilities, really.
Вьетнамский адвокат Егоров:))
Как по мне, он Егорова уже переплюнул
Cuộc sống trong rừng tuyệt vời ạ
как остроит базу и начнет строить юнитов позовите
Пару индусов с палкой-копалкой? А вообще, неплохой у него мануфакторум. Осталось отбить молот металлом, а к колесу сверло подвести и получится у него токарный, а уже тогда он и развернётся в полную силу...
Динаму приладить...чтоб телефон заряжать чтоб было чем снимать ,как мельницу строил...
I am desperate for you to make bearings for the water wheel, it would be so satisfying to see it roll smoothly. Maybe you could forge some? Even if they were super rough or uneven, I would think they would help, although maybe I'm just ignorant
If you burnt the inside of the bamboo tubes they would last 5x longer.
I was thinking about that too.
I love your beautiful home! 🥰😍😘💓💞💯💢👍👋🌽🥜🌶🍄🧄🧅🍚🍤🍣🦀🦐🍶🏺🍯🍍🍈🥔🥒🥥🍋🥣🎯🥇🏅🎖🏆🧧😆😇🤤🥺😻💋💌💖🖖
МОЛОДКЦ
the waterwheel runs better if you put coal dust on the rotating wood on the sides. (Cole dust reduces friction!)
I never thought I would be amused by seeing a cockroach!
When i start the video, my kitty comes up in my chest and start to see the video with me. Pass a couple minutes, the sounds of nature makes him sleep like a rock ! Thx, because this cat is like a tazmania devil kkkkkk
Parabéns seus vídeos são maravilhosos, me expiro em vc para fazer muita coisa , abraço sucesso Brasil 💞💞 🏞️🌳🌍🇧🇷🇧🇷
Saya menyukai kreativitas anda tiap Minggu saya selalu mendapatkan inovasi inovasi baru dari anda.sungguh sangat menginspirasi.terus berkarya semangat.
🇧🇷👍
I am amazed by your water wheel. You can make it run even better, if you lubricate the wooden holding bracket. Try grinding some charcoal into powder and add it to the contact points of the wheel and bracket. It will make it even more efficient!
Зачем нужно колесо?
You could build power hammer powered by your water wheel for blacksmithing
все хорошо, но когда ты приведешь сюда женщину?
Лайк. Всё тщетно без партнёрши. Ссылки на каналы с другими блогершами подсказывает нам, что он в активном поиске.
@@alexa.davronov1537 согласен
You are my favorite channel on RUclips.
This is a the kind of lifestyle I love and wish to do in a sense. Though I'm not sure where I'd need to go, where I'd be free to do this. I want to build my life up from the land like this but I also want to bring in a few creature comforts like books, my phone, and a good hatchet.
I think he is professional guy, he likes live in alone & vlog a simple way of living in villages. A survival technique in rural areas I survived this before & now I like to return again for my retirement place in Marinduque Island.
I like how fast your water wheel is running. You can connect rotating stones to grind grains. You'd get more turns from bearings.
Do you plan on using the water wheel for anything?
for 4 years that you live in the forest you have already built accomplished did many things congratulations you and a man grade 1000 you have everything you need
it is good to see that monjolo work again and even fixed it at a faster pace. Nicely done.
좋은 친구여, 필터 탱크를 만들려면 3 개의 다른 탱크를 만들어야합니다. 먼저 큰 탱크에 카본 베드가 만들어져 있습니다. 강 꼭대기에는 진흙을 만들어 냄비와 모래를 만들고 첫 번째 큰 돌로 마무리하고 두 번째 탱크에서 중간은 석탄층을 만들지 않고 강을 새기고 첫 번째처럼, 하지만 그 위에는 큰 수조와 마찬가지로 진흙과 모래를 깔고, 작은 수조에 물이 나오는 튜브를 꽂은 다음, 물이 나오도록 놔두면 먼지와 함께 나오게됩니다. 청소하고, 나무 컵을 만들면 샬롬 탱크 용 식수 필터입니다. put it in the second where the water falls from the first to the second at the base where a stone falls I have the same as the third
Gracias por traducir en español, me encanta tu trabajo sige así tambien yo soy aficionado ala fragua, podrías hacer un machete bonito?? Y la rueda de agua tiene mucho usos aparte de moler bye
Hello my good friend. Thank you for your awesome videos. You can use that water wheel to help grind your wheat for flour.