I believe the kiln was only meant for the short term so that he could create the oven. In his older videos he has done the same thing. I found this channel 3 years ago and love it completely.
The base of the kiln where the majority of heat stays should be at least 2x as thick to prevent cracking and increase longevity. You could also use ancient cement you make for a sealing and insulation layer on outside. I believe that I have been thoroughly inspired to go source some clay and limestone to build a nice forge and pottery kiln. I love watching your videos. I always watch them first when they appear in my feed.
The base of the oven is so level! Using a simple board to check the level and angle of the stone is so practical, but I would never have thought of it.
I dont think he made it. Most of the these types of channels shows the process of how you would do it with the tools that they made. But after they would use more modern tools to get the project finished in a timely fashion. If they used the tools they have. It would take 3-5 times longer to do anything.
With a chimney just immediately after the door (between the door, and the dome of the oven so that it is understood) the smoke is prevented from returning and not from in the face. In addition, the mouth of the oven is prevented from turning black.
Chemistry right there..............................(calcium hydroxide, Ca(OH)2) when water is added to lime (CaO) is exothermic. CaO(s) + H2O (l) → Ca(OH)2(s)
@@CaiValProcillus the black "stones" are coal. Which allows the kiln to burn hot enough to turn the calcium carbonate in the limestone into calcium oxide.
Anyone can do it. Just know what you want to make and use what you have around you. In the game of survival there are no rules, building codes or people to tell you not to get dirty or try a new thing. I went in my backyard and started cutting a tree down. Had no plan, just wanted to see where the mood took me. Next thing I know I made a firepit to burn the wood and expanded my patio to meet it, planed some boards out of the trunk and made a bench to sit on.
Is there a way to build a hut with under ground heating. Have a fire that leads under ground threw bamboo with rocks over the bamboo covered in dirt. Have a chimney that you open to start the fire. Then close it off and use a pump to push the air threw the pipes. Have multiple chimneys on the other side that go up above the hut. If you want heat close 1st chimney and pump air in it should keep going.
Wow. This young man shows, if you want it bad enough, and work smart at it, you can have it. Nice job. Slaking the burnt quick lime to hydrated lime was interesting. Bet your hands took some abuse. Take care.
я вот тоже его очень давно смотрю, думаю когда он всё это что нужно построит ну а потом что и в итоге понял он просто строит всё что попало чтобы мы смотрели )мне по барабану мне главное интересно )
Долго понять не мог, нахрена он делает эту печку, на таком высоком пьедестале в который ещё и залезть нельзя будет! Потом домик эскимоса слепил и скворечник поставил)) А оно оказалось, что у него такая печка получилась, будет готовить в ней, может хлебушек запекать!)) Это ему надо было посмотреть устройство старой русской печи, которая в избах стояла, там и спали на ней и готовили в ней и вообще вокруг неё целая жизнь крутилась!)))
@@JustOneAsbesto No air flows in through the bottom, it has a solid layer of gravel then sand and clay. The whole bottom structure is just to raise it up so you don;t have to constantly bend over when using the oven... makes a big difference if you're doing something all the time.
I know it's more work, but I feel like cob construction would serve you better. upgrade from JUST mud to mud with plant fibers, for more strength and crumbling resistance. Ahhh, so cob is enough of a hassle to reserve for more permanent fixtures? since I see you using it in your oven. interesting.
It doesn't require one, you burn wood then when it's hot you remove the leftover charcoal and clean the dust with a wet rag, you close the door again to regulate the heat and the put whatever you want to cook inside. These ovens don't use flame to cook but residual heat. Hence if you put a chimney it will lose the heat really quick and you would not be able to cook anything.
@@SirHarry A chimney allows you to better control the air flow while the oven is heating. It prevents it from exiting through the same entry point and makes the temperature reach even faster. The oven with the fireplace works the same, as you describe. A register is placed in the chimneys that allows to control the opening and pressure of air that can come out. When you take out the embers, the outlets are closed, the heat is locked in.
The outer walls of the oven are perfectly functional but are you concerned that it might burn a hole through the base as it is sitting ontop of logs covered in a thin layer of dirt? Otherwise excellent video, always look forwards to these!
There was no clay on the base of the oven, but the packed earth base should protect the logs. Dirt is a really good insulator, and wood doesn't spontaneously combust until it hits REALLY high temperatures.
No click bait, no sponsors, just straight to the point. Just how i like it.
After watching this, head over to primitive Skills and support also. These two guys are my RUclips hero's.
Mine too lol
I also watch primitive instinct and others
And we got both of their new videos on the same day!
Exactly the same
I don't like primitive instinct
1 i like most primitive technology and this channel
I believe the kiln was only meant for the short term so that he could create the oven. In his older videos he has done the same thing. I found this channel 3 years ago and love it completely.
Learning to survive because of you and your excellent videos! 🇺🇸
The base of the kiln where the majority of heat stays should be at least 2x as thick to prevent cracking and increase longevity. You could also use ancient cement you make for a sealing and insulation layer on outside. I believe that I have been thoroughly inspired to go source some clay and limestone to build a nice forge and pottery kiln. I love watching your videos. I always watch them first when they appear in my feed.
Could he fill the cracks with clay?
How would you know?
thats i want to know.
Love watching this guy...reminds of primitive technology when he shows the breakdown of how he does what he does to build whatever he happens to post.
always excited to see a new Primitive Life video!
I am very impressed with your skills. Congratulations on your passion and thank you for "opening the door" to this world.
I am always amazed about your skills. Great video thanks for sharing cheers from The Netherlands 🇳🇱
This is by far my favorite primitive channel.
It's amazing....like from Algeria🇩🇿
It always interesting to know the rural life...thanks for the great video.
Thank you very much for this wonderful video, it is very inspiring to create !!!
Very good friend
8:35 Nothing like some good chemistry in the middle of the jiznungle.
Nice! I am planning on making a cob oven in my back garden, as soon as I get the inside remodel done.
Very good well done 👍😃
從頭到尾幾乎都是純手工 好辛勞 高手強者你 讚！
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! :)
Привет из России, уже очень и очень давно смотрю тебя и просто всё классно и чётко молодец.)
This is the most incredible video I ever saw in youtube
ever* Sounds weird in English otherwise
Gracias por subir videos , eres una máquina
Saludos de España
Very creative, dear. 😘
The base of the oven is so level! Using a simple board to check the level and angle of the stone is so practical, but I would never have thought of it.
sounds make me so comfortable...thx for vids...as always :)
Sou Brasileira e assisto os teus vídeos , são maravilhosos , adoro , parabéns
wonderful demo thanks
I may have missed it, but when did you make the shovel seen at 17:53 right side of the screen?
Good catch
I dont think he made it. Most of the these types of channels shows the process of how you would do it with the tools that they made. But after they would use more modern tools to get the project finished in a timely fashion. If they used the tools they have. It would take 3-5 times longer to do anything.
你真的很厲害，任何事物都是你親手建造👍
Aqui do 🇧🇷 assistindo seu vídeo show. Parabéns pelo trabalho.
Meu canal primitivo favorito.
@@FunnyDudeGuy100 e muito bom aprender as coisas assistindo os vídeos.
Amazing this video like'd
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Замечательно!!!
love your videos i have been following you for long time , please try to post more often even if is 5 or 10 min video , love your work
Another Amazing work. Keep it up.
The side of my kiln is broken?
Slap it until it is not broken any more.
thats what we done to TVs in the 90's/ early 00's
that's how i was raised, if i cried hit me harder until i stop crying
@@pakettipaskaa the words "I'll give you something to cry about" are lodged in me
Congratulations on hitting 1 mil!!!!!!
Looks like you forgot the back flue for the smoke...and isn't the heat going to dry out the sod roots?
i would love to see you making iron tools :)
I do believe he has but they were low quality iron and broke or he lost them.
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With a chimney just immediately after the door (between the door, and the dome of the oven so that it is understood) the smoke is prevented from returning and not from in the face. In addition, the mouth of the oven is prevented from turning black.
Love your work ❤️
Congratulations on 1 Milion Subscribiers!!!
love the videos, keep it up
Nice 🙃🙃
Chemistry right there..............................(calcium hydroxide, Ca(OH)2) when water is added to lime (CaO) is exothermic.
CaO(s) + H2O (l) → Ca(OH)2(s)
He mixes 2 types of stones, do you know what is it ?
@@CaiValProcillus the black "stones" are coal. Which allows the kiln to burn hot enough to turn the calcium carbonate in the limestone into calcium oxide.
CaCO3 --> CaO + CO2 (calcination). When water is added CaO + H20 --> Ca(OH)2
Uuuuuhhhh... my brains it hurts looking at this.
@@MatthewAnderson360 so he got coal coal from the ground not charcoal from wood? i feel like ground coal is not that easy to come by
You are good and smart enought because you use everything from natura
good job a ơi
Türkiyeden selamlar🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
JENIUS!
Wish you and your family a merry Christmas, always happy. My name is Xa Loi, hello. I want to get to know many cultures around the world.
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Amazing!!!
Muy bueno 🤝🤝🤝🤝
Time to make bread. But where is the flour? Maybe cassava bread? In my country we called it bammi.
did you mirror the video or something?
What is the black shiny rock?
Congrats on 1 million subscribers!
Wow! What this guy can do with the natural resources around him...Im just waiting for him to make a bamboo car,like on Gilligan's Island!!
Anyone can do it. Just know what you want to make and use what you have around you. In the game of survival there are no rules, building codes or people to tell you not to get dirty or try a new thing.
I went in my backyard and started cutting a tree down. Had no plan, just wanted to see where the mood took me. Next thing I know I made a firepit to burn the wood and expanded my patio to meet it, planed some boards out of the trunk and made a bench to sit on.
1431 hours sat 14th nov 2020 - and what are you building ???
Hi👋 where are you now miss your creativity on the farm beautiful oasis 😒😒
Damn.. i really need this guys in my construction company !
What is the combination of rocks he's using for his lime? Is it limestone and something else?
Looks like limestone and coal, to help bring the limestone up to temp without using tons of wood probably.
Coal the rock not charcoal.
what this the paste that is in the water
Is there a way to build a hut with under ground heating. Have a fire that leads under ground threw bamboo with rocks over the bamboo covered in dirt. Have a chimney that you open to start the fire. Then close it off and use a pump to push the air threw the pipes. Have multiple chimneys on the other side that go up above the hut. If you want heat close 1st chimney and pump air in it should keep going.
So amazing bro. i want 50m view for videos 🙏🙏
+Успехов
is there going to be a floor to the oven? like maybe stone?
8:14 you can hear him inhale, he isn’t a robot!
Unless... it’s some sort of sound device....
damn.
Do you still have that iron knife you made?
Wow. This young man shows, if you want it bad enough, and work smart at it, you can have it. Nice job. Slaking the burnt quick lime to hydrated lime was interesting. Bet your hands took some abuse. Take care.
Coconut oil will help your hands after all that cement work.
Wouldn't adding straw or grass along with some sand make it turn into brick?
а для чего эта , последняя печка ? или просто , потому-что могу построить , потому и построил ?
я вот тоже его очень давно смотрю, думаю когда он всё это что нужно построит ну а потом что и в итоге понял он просто строит всё что попало чтобы мы смотрели )мне по барабану мне главное интересно )
@@boss000786000 = да. )
Главное чтобы было построено из гавна и палок =)
@@ЮрийИсайченко 😁😁😁
what kind of rocks where those first ones that where all sparkles inside when broken? also what function are they serving?
My guess would be coal. I assume it burns hotter and longer than wood or even charcoal. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coal
The rocks he put in the kiln then in the water and bubbled I think is limestone
@@nateoghlian1308 i was talking about the ones at 4:57 ish they look like basic rocks then he breaks them open and they look all sparkly inside.
What is that black sparkly rock?
1429 hours sat 14th nov 2020 - is it home made cement ???
прикольный малый заходит
Nice oven, but i think you should make an Iron tools such a axe or machete
if you mix straw into the clay, then your building will not tear so extremely.
Dumb
Ainda não consigo entender como ele faz esse cimento. Alguém me explica!
Where do you plug it in?
To the coconut outlet. You haven't seen it yet?
@@CrisPheasant 😂😂😂😂
Долго понять не мог, нахрена он делает эту печку, на таком высоком пьедестале в который ещё и залезть нельзя будет!
Потом домик эскимоса слепил и скворечник поставил))
А оно оказалось, что у него такая печка получилась, будет готовить в ней, может хлебушек запекать!))
Это ему надо было посмотреть устройство старой русской печи, которая в избах стояла, там и спали на ней и готовили в ней и вообще вокруг неё целая жизнь крутилась!)))
Good man
Wauuu Exselent Good
A lot of labor for stone foundation just to elevate the oven, why not putting opening so it can use for other pusposes.
Grazie molto bene Evitaeterna y Ñ.
you really need to let your clay dry more before heating it!
What are those shiny stones he put in the bottom of the furnace?
I believe that's simply coal.
@@olmstranger doesn't look like that but surely it is
Cool
Fantastic maestro! Now you can make pizza :) Great job!
You can hear dogs at the end minute or so and maybe people yelling in the distance, at least he is close to civilization.
I dont get it, why build the furnace so high off the ground?
Air flow in through the bottom.
@@JustOneAsbesto No air flows in through the bottom, it has a solid layer of gravel then sand and clay. The whole bottom structure is just to raise it up so you don;t have to constantly bend over when using the oven... makes a big difference if you're doing something all the time.
HOW TO MAKE MASK & FACE SHIELD FROM LEAF
Hi man. You don't have winter and cold weather so where do you live? In which country?
I know it's more work, but I feel like cob construction would serve you better. upgrade from JUST mud to mud with plant fibers, for more strength and crumbling resistance.
Ahhh, so cob is enough of a hassle to reserve for more permanent fixtures? since I see you using it in your oven. interesting.
You could also use that as a smoker to smoke meats
Damn, I so want to see some food being baked in the oven.
why not put some fiber in the clay? Some grass or something?
Pa que isso serve ????
Does the stove have a chimney?
It doesn't require one, you burn wood then when it's hot you remove the leftover charcoal and clean the dust with a wet rag, you close the door again to regulate the heat and the put whatever you want to cook inside. These ovens don't use flame to cook but residual heat. Hence if you put a chimney it will lose the heat really quick and you would not be able to cook anything.
@@SirHarry A chimney allows you to better control the air flow while the oven is heating. It prevents it from exiting through the same entry point and makes the temperature reach even faster. The oven with the fireplace works the same, as you describe. A register is placed in the chimneys that allows to control the opening and pressure of air that can come out. When you take out the embers, the outlets are closed, the heat is locked in.
That it can work, it works. But it is recommended that you do.
Блин......мне бы такую глину, в свободном доступе. ........блин.......
The outer walls of the oven are perfectly functional but are you concerned that it might burn a hole through the base as it is sitting ontop of logs covered in a thin layer of dirt? Otherwise excellent video, always look forwards to these!
Yeah, the clay will get hard and make a nice platform
There was no clay on the base of the oven, but the packed earth base should protect the logs. Dirt is a really good insulator, and wood doesn't spontaneously combust until it hits REALLY high temperatures.
Esse rapaz vive em qual país
Is that poop or clay?