It’s painful to think of all the devices built millennia ago that we have lost because the medium was ephemeral. This video is a beautiful example of the dedication and skill it took to build things before we could just reach for the power tools
@@jimlassiter749 Could be - I am not an expert on hand tools - wish I was though. I enjoy working with my hands much more than my daily desk job grind.
Watching this man's craftsmanship and (Shoyan's) is truly a great way to start a morning. Reminds me of the Archimedes screw. Gotta love ancient technology.
0:00 creating the wood chain 0:28 drilling holes 1:30 creating a groove (to act as a latch) 2:13 links of the wooden chain 2:16 water-carrying blades 2:57 ditto 3:30 wooden chain 3:32 wheel axle 3:37 octagon 4:39 axle 4:50 gear teeth 5:04 driving wheel / driven wheel 5:06 control mechanism framework 5:32 (brackets) for the ribs 6:30 ribs 6:58 installing the gutter slab 7:33 installing the base plate (fitted snugly to the bottom) 7:46 installing the driving wheel 7:52 installing the top slab (to slide the chain along) 8:01 handle installation 8:15 wooden chain installation 8:30 the means of transmission of power - rotation of the axle transmits power via the wooden teeth being jammed into the grooves in the chain 8:57 submerging the tail end into the water 9:04 blades carry water up and out 9:07 wooden chain carries water up 9:14 this last bit is obscured by the video tiles but from what's visible it says the mechanism overcomes the height difference and delivers the water to the farmland 😊 There might be some very minor linguistic liberties above, to find the correct English equivalent
I never miss any of your videos, I find them extraordinary! The feeling that each construction or creation transmits with the methods of the ancients fills me with emotion and a very distant affection for other times and another culture totally different from mine, thank you for all this. Greetings from Argentina
Artisan and engineer, outstanding! Well put together and presented with awesome bonus views of the sky, land, and tradition, truly beautiful. Interestingly enough, I see so much untapped potential, with an alternator at the wheels you would have electricity too with the dragon in the water and arms repurposed to power something. That thing is a motor
Magnificent, hard work done, once ready, it is a wonderful work of art made by a master of wood. congratulations master, keep going showing your ancient art to the world. thanks for sharing it. many successes. Greetings from Perú 🇵🇪.
Your channel and Liziqis always bring me peace. I like that you live in nature its better than working in warehouses and traveling on long roads. I want to live just like you and her. Traveling on a horse instead of a car and living where there is no one around. Giving to my neighbors and inviting them over to eat. Im only 24 but I want to live like this.
Time, Patience and great craftsmanship with so few tools, absolutely brilliant 👏. But I have to ask ??😊 where does he get all his milled / planned timber from ??? Judging by the scenery he looks like he lives in the middle of nowhere ?? For me to go and buy that amount of planned timber would cost me a fortune 🙃. Having said that I applaud your skills and dedication to the art of wood working that you obviously have a great passion for. 😊 Cheers Les.
I came across your channel watching you make an umbrella! Do you sell any of the items you make? I love watching and learning so much of the history of your country! It's absolutely amazing!🤷🤔🤷🤗❤️🔥👍.
I see that there us a lot of negative energy in the comments! I'm sorry! Most of this new Western Society you have been plunged into will adore you or despise you for your beauty your positive energy and artistic abilities! It's a strange society but I've been on this earth seventy six yrs and I still don't understand it! Please continue to share your ancestors knowledge you have worked hard to get to this place! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I did enjoy seeing someone use old techniques and the result was impressive but I think one aspect was missed. From where did the maker get the square timbers and flat planks? That in itself would be a journey.
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It’s painful to think of all the devices built millennia ago that we have lost because the medium was ephemeral. This video is a beautiful example of the dedication and skill it took to build things before we could just reach for the power tools
This is absolutely astounding. Not a single modern tool used and no fasteners/joiners used except for wood. Admiration and greetings from Africa.
Think was how things were done till maybe 100 years ago. People just have short memories.
@@SilvaDreams I was not alive 100 years ago so I cannot remember it.
that file looks modern....
@@jimlassiter749 Could be - I am not an expert on hand tools - wish I was though. I enjoy working with my hands much more than my daily desk job grind.
I've never seen so much patient dedication and craftsmanship in a single video. Thank you for sharing!
Watching this man's craftsmanship and (Shoyan's) is truly a great way to start a morning.
Reminds me of the Archimedes screw. Gotta love ancient technology.
好強的工藝，第一次看到這種東西，好特別，以前總是水車之類的，很感謝您復刻了傳統工藝分享給大家，很珍貴
0:00 creating the wood chain
0:28 drilling holes
1:30 creating a groove (to act as a latch)
2:13 links of the wooden chain
2:16 water-carrying blades
2:57 ditto
3:30 wooden chain
3:32 wheel axle
3:37 octagon
4:39 axle
4:50 gear teeth
5:04 driving wheel / driven wheel
5:06 control mechanism framework
5:32 (brackets) for the ribs
6:30 ribs
6:58 installing the gutter slab
7:33 installing the base plate (fitted snugly to the bottom)
7:46 installing the driving wheel
7:52 installing the top slab (to slide the chain along)
8:01 handle installation
8:15 wooden chain installation
8:30 the means of transmission of power - rotation of the axle transmits power via the wooden teeth being jammed into the grooves in the chain
8:57 submerging the tail end into the water
9:04 blades carry water up and out
9:07 wooden chain carries water up
9:14 this last bit is obscured by the video tiles but from what's visible it says the mechanism overcomes the height difference and delivers the water to the farmland 😊
There might be some very minor linguistic liberties above, to find the correct English equivalent
Thank you! Really appreciate the work you put in to doing this!
@@OscelotTheCat Thank you for your comment, it made me happy :o)
That device is gorgeously crafted
I admire your attention to the details. I love to see craftsmen using traditional tools like this. Well done.
I never miss any of your videos, I find them extraordinary! The feeling that each construction or creation transmits with the methods of the ancients fills me with emotion and a very distant affection for other times and another culture totally different from mine, thank you for all this. Greetings from Argentina
WOW! Great woodworking!
Too bad the world cant seem to get along, we all have so many awesome things to share. Love this!
Brilliant. Very clever. Ingenious. ❤❤❤
Amazing! Handmade wooden water pump. I enjoyed the whole process!
Astounding, indeed. Great and beautiful job also nice to watch. 10/10
Thank you for this fine work, my Brother.
How amazing. You really have to wonder about the first person to do this, and what they were like! At least I do!
Excellent video as always! What a massive undertaking!
Beautiful Work as Always!
Excellent video and a strong reminder that if you are making more than 2 of any given part that you should make a jig/pattern.
Very good craftsmanship & it's so good to see traditional skills are still being used in modern times 👍
I love finding your videos in my feed. Amazing work!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻愚公移山的精神，真是需要最大的好的心里素质，能够安静的做原始的东西，铁杵磨成绣花针的毅力，为你点赞。🎉🎉🎉
Geniale Idee, und meisterlich hergestellt. Respekt an den meister seines Fachs.
Beautiful video and amazing craftsmanship!
Thanks for sharing your passion. Greetings from germany.
Artisan and engineer, outstanding! Well put together and presented with awesome bonus views of the sky, land, and tradition, truly beautiful. Interestingly enough, I see so much untapped potential, with an alternator at the wheels you would have electricity too with the dragon in the water and arms repurposed to power something. That thing is a motor
Beautiful work - thank you for sharing.
Incredible, practical and satisfying.
Waterwheel conveyor belt system. Genius 😊
Magnificent, hard work done, once ready, it is a wonderful work of art made by a master of wood. congratulations master, keep going showing your ancient art to the world. thanks for sharing it. many successes. Greetings from Perú 🇵🇪.
I appreciate you taking the time to record & upload these, thank you!
Semangat Lu Lei..!!
Hormat dan kagum dari Indonesia 🇮🇩
Awesome 👏 I think you’re a time traveler. Extremely talented artist and craftsman.
Very cool device. Very nice work!
Been binging your videos all night, they’re fantastic to watch.
Fascinating. Thank you.
Extraordinary craftmanship. Who designed the first Dragon Bone Waterwheel?
This is so awesome 😮 amazing 😃 thank you for sharing this 👏👍
Salam hangat dari kami , seniman kayu dan bambu . INDONESIA ❤😊
Merci !! beau travail !!
I really like your videos. I'm glad to have found your channel. Please keep up the great work.
Entertaining and informative as usual.
Your channel and Liziqis always bring me peace. I like that you live in nature its better than working in warehouses and traveling on long roads. I want to live just like you and her. Traveling on a horse instead of a car and living where there is no one around. Giving to my neighbors and inviting them over to eat. Im only 24 but I want to live like this.
Wow. this is my first time seeing wooden chain. The man who created this first must be brilliant.
Wood working with beutiful music brings peace to me, just subscribed, thank you for this.
Brilliant!!!!
Time, Patience and great craftsmanship with so few tools, absolutely brilliant 👏.
But I have to ask ??😊 where does he get all his milled / planned timber from ???
Judging by the scenery he looks like he lives in the middle of nowhere ??
For me to go and buy that amount of planned timber would cost me a fortune 🙃.
Having said that I applaud your skills and dedication to the art of wood working that you obviously have a great passion for. 😊
Cheers Les.
That’s pretty intricate technology
That is because it's not ancient unless you are a zoomer and 100 years is ancient.
Fantastic
Amazing!
Very nice.
Thank.very good❤
I came across your channel watching you make an umbrella! Do you sell any of the items you make? I love watching and learning so much of the history of your country! It's absolutely amazing!🤷🤔🤷🤗❤️🔥👍.
AMAZING 👍
Impressive!
Awesome 👌 👏
keren dan luar biasa seperti biasanya 👏👏
You should get Ryobi as a sponsor
Seems to work better than the screw. Man power alone moved a lot of water.
太棒了！👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This reminds me of Liziqi's videos. I miss her so much. But this is really interesting to watch. Thanks for sharing!
We all miss liziqi hope her grandma is still alive and well
GOOD NEWS，she is back!!!
@@FiredUpKnifeandTool liziqi is back😁
@joyceadson5420 i just saw that!
Ни чего себе! круто!
I like that you use dipping ink
فنان في الخشب سلامي لك من العراق❤
🎉 akhirnya Abang upload😊
I see that there us a lot of negative energy in the comments! I'm sorry! Most of this new Western Society you have been plunged into will adore you or despise you for your beauty your positive energy and artistic abilities! It's a strange society but I've been on this earth seventy six yrs and I still don't understand it! Please continue to share your ancestors knowledge you have worked hard to get to this place! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Bro is living his best life
More a water motivator/elevator than a pump.
The prominent requirement of a pump is the use of suction and/or pressure.
This video shows a part of Hong Kong unfamiliar to most of us!
I did enjoy seeing someone use old techniques and the result was impressive but I think one aspect was missed. From where did the maker get the square timbers and flat planks? That in itself would be a journey.
Yo this is fresh
👍👍👍 技术和耐心汇集一身
Very nice ,wish you had commentary in English though😊
8.06 also functions as a cat trap.
I presume used for lifting water from a stream to a paddy field.
😅 oh god! He back
满满的儿时回忆，太感动了😭😭小时候根本看不懂这些器具是怎么造的，现在大开眼界了
小时候家里有一辆这样的水车，后来有电动机，这水车就废了现在都找不到了
Nice job!❤ Maybe give all moving parts bee wax.
Now he can wash the rocks next to the river! 🤗
U r awesome..mouth agape
Well, I'm impressed. Good job!!! 🦘🦘🦘
Ditunggu tunggu lama h bang😊
Suka lihat orang ganteng kerja
还有一种是脚踏的啊，这种手摇的累。
Simply AMAZED by all this ancient wisdom!!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and culture!
Bro built a wood bike chain! Epic!
鲁磊
我们 用过的 种点东西 为了这 绞死 和 水 打样 龙 水车
好工作
D 白发
What an efficient design’
Hardly, a screw pump is more efficient, simpler to build and less prone to breaking.
Awesome. You could power it with a water wheel lmao.
太強大了吧！🎉❤
New video🥳🥳🥳
Points deducted for dumping the cat out at 8:05. Full points reqires being nice to the cat.
Wow!!!
❤❤
太棒了 魯磊 ❤
Wow. 😮
Rope pump or Chain pump
👍
Amazing, making complicated stuff without drawing