Iron Age Roundhouse: Building with Hand Tools: Bushcraft Project (PART 4)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Join us on this bushcraft trip where we continue building a historic iron age celtic roundhouse using simple hand tools. For part 4 we peel bark off hazel saplings and lash these to the timber frame to make the battens ready for the thatch to be put on. In next episode of the celtic roundhouse series we will be focusing on building the walls to the bushcraft shelter.
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We're glad to have the roundhouse series back for you guys! Keep up to date with each episode here:ruclips.net/p/PLxnadpeGdTxC1z7ODd-UYXvzdal9nnt9i
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Holding you wood on your horse to peel. Try drilling 2 vertical holes for pins and using wood wedges to create a quick clamp. Keep being awesome.
Ta were did you get your lavvu poncho tent
Mike mate stop deleting comments about your lack of social distancing
Smooth gefixt is also doing a roundhouse build using stone walls. Its interesting to see the similarities and differences between the two styles.
I like the silence, no talking, just the sound of nature and the materials being worked on.
Right now that's what I need more than anything.
I’ve been watching you from the beginning. I love how you went from building a lean to up to a “fort” to now building Viking houses and round houses. Houses that you could actually live in long term. Your awesome man.
Important to learn if we need to restart civilization!
If??!!
Build a Waitrose first.
@@snowflakemelter1172 Waitrose?
marian frances no, when we restart civilisation
One can only hope ^.^
Any one else absolutely love a drawknife? Great to use and even watching someone else use it is satisfying.
Excellent stuff. Can't wait for the next instalment.
so happy to see you all came back to do this was hoping nobody was sick God bless you and your family thank you for the entertainment
I know what you are doing is hard and time consuming work. I do so appreciate you sharing it with me. I had forgotten about your dog sitting in that chair! I shared it with my daughters and grands. I have been so looking forward to this next episode in your build, thank you!!!
Smooth Gefixt are also making a Celtic Roundhouse, I can't wait to see what differences and similarities there are between the two!
Ayyy I’m also subbed to both channels. Quality content all around!
Who works harder, Amber or Thomas?
Stone and Wood Types... that's a big difference, building with 6 tonnes of stone :'D
Omg imagine if they did a collab. it would be amazingggg
LOVE the pegging joinery and the stepladder! You and Dustin and you and your Dad always give good value in RUclips bushcraft videos! I especially enjoy this series because you keep to the same site and use building aids that you have previously developed for other shelters. Bushcraft is more than emergency brush shelters. Woodcraft may be a more inclusive term. At some point, I would have thought about 'birds beak' notches to fit the conical roof members to the circumference of the shelter. Of course, they still would have needed pegging or lashing for extra structural integrity.
Gotta say you're bushcraft projects could be really chill places to relax during the lockdown.
Epic TS Gaming .I so agree with you for sure👍
Yall made me want to go and do this stuff
I totally agree with you I wish I had a place to do it.
If I wanted to do this and didn't have the Property to do it on. I would find a piece of Property out in the Country that was Covered in Trees. Maybe even find someone to go in on it with you.
Too advanced for me. I'll stick to copying the mudhuts and furnaces from Primitive Technology.
You said it mate I really hope I get the chance to something like this high end bush craft this summer would be amazing really!
peeling bark with a draw knife looks like the most satisfying thing ever!
The long awaited series is back! :D
Dustin's draw bridge, what a great idea. I hope the landowner doesn't ask you guys to leave, now that would be a tragedy. Stay safe and healthy.
I love your channel and Dustin's channel but you two together is better than both of you alone, you bring out so much in each other.
So glad y’all are back out in the woodland. Missed you guys. Hugs for Amber🍖🦴
Man, I've missed these videos with you two guys out in the woods! Good to see you again, lads! Keep it up!
I like it that you all don’t talk too much. Very interesting and certainly educational.
Great project! Glad to have you back!
Some day I hope to own land where I can build projects like these myself. I have built shelters before and it’s always a blast. It’s so satisfying to see your effort culminate into something usable.
Mate, I am absolutely fascinated by iron age roundhouses. This is an epic series. If ever there was a chance I could see this up close I'd jump at the opportunity.
12:26 They call them cones, conical in shape. I've really enjoyed your channel over the last couple years and the building series are some of my favorite, the pallet-wood cabin and Viking house were wonderful to watch being built. I'm looking forward to seeing the roundhouse completed best wishes from the Ozarks.
This is the first channel I check out once I've refilled my cell surf!
I absolutely love the content you put out TA it's amazing really what you can do with just a will, tools and nature!
Keep it up mate!
Cheers from Sweden!
Good having you back...healthy...
Good to see you guys back in action 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Wonderful. Lovely forest and sunshine.
So glad to see you back . Hope everyone is staying safe
I'm building, with my son and daughter, a 6x10 workshop based on your pallet shed you made with your dad. Your passion and skills are an inspiration keep it coming. Being outdoors is better than being surrounded by loads of people.
That is looking very cool! I'm excited to see the finished project. After watching all 20 seasons/series of Time Team- many times; I've concluded that the BEST primitive permanent structure is a Round House.
Here in the Desert southwest of the USA, the indigenous tribes used the exact same structure, but they dug a pit first, which became the walls, and then added mud on top of the thatch to counteract the winds and sun. The thatch would never survive Tornado Alley here in the states, but add mud or turf to the roof, and they survived quite well.
I thoroughly enjoy your videos. It's so soothing and educational at the same time, very relaxing.
C19 has not arrived in earnest yet. Only 7% have had it. Great structure guys Episodes keep us happy.
You are doing this job very well 👍🏻
Guys, we really need a new overnighter again! With as much beverages as last time, that was the best video I've seen in a long time :)
Dobar posao... Bravo !
I´m glad you are back! Stay safe and thanks for this amazing videos
A drawbridge over the drainage ditch, now that's an idea. So awesome to see you guys back at the Celtic Roundhouse. Yayyyyy, loving it. ❤
Been looking forward to this one. Been watching all your old backlog to keep myself sane during Covid 19 lock down. Cant wait to get back out in the English Countryside.
Two people working is much better than working alone.
0:12 lmfao, 1 paw over the edge like a badass
As always, a pleasure to watch.
Yay! A roundhouse episode! This is the series that got me to subscribe and I cant wait to see you guys finish it!
Great to see you back in the “Great Outdoors”. You seem at home out there! Enjoy yourselves and thanks for the great videos!
Yeah been waiting for the return to the Celtic house hey guys thanks for the adventure
This is the content I need right now.
Great to see you out and about...... Thanks for sharing
Another brilliant video. Your content is fantastic and gives me a excuse to sit on my own for 20 mins + ....a break from the other half hahhaa.thanks.
aye; mesmerizing
Many Celtic roundhouses were actually built over water, or near it, on raised pilings much like tropical ones we see today. So why not dig an entire moat?? :D Great fun work as always, guys.
Great video Guys 👍. Those cross members are , like spokes on a bike wheel. Flexibility plus counter force 👍👍
Thanks for sharing this. I grew up on a farm and used to love outdoor projects like this, my wife and I really enjoy watching your videos
You make me jealous with all that straight timber. Where I am at all we have it cottonwood trees and soft cedar and juniper trees, and the only straight part of them is the bottom of the trunk. Great job on the roof. Thank you for posting!
Watching you and Dustin doing work is very enjoyable thing. Both knowing their stuff and like to do it, such a good pair of co-workers. Thx for it
Bank line is called "Seine Twine here on the Oregon coast. Unbelievably strong stuff!
Ayy, Oregon represent!
Enjoy watching your videos keep them coming 👍🏻
Glad to see they lifted some of the restrictions there, and glad to see a new video on this
Hi Now Mike.Always beautiful to see you and Dustin together.Oh we can't forget Amber.Maggie here❤️👍🙏👵
Love your doorway header!👍👍
What is not to love about top-notch bushcrafting and gourmet bush cooking? Thanks guys. 😉🇨🇦
Please keep doing these videos. I wish I had the space and privacy over here in my neck of the woods to do my own projects. So I live vicariously through you. lol btw tell your dad hi for me. Good day.
The round house looks absolutely nuts. Good job guys!
i'd love a TA Outdoor Knife or a hatchet. That would be so cool merch. I already got the Hoodies :D Thank you so much for these videos!
That axe is beautiful
Great vid!
Love your videos Mike! Great to watch with a coffee wake and bake!:D
It's coming on well done lads
Looking awesome mate! The chicken looked scrumptious as well.
My comment is a little late but I was waiting for part 4 thank you
Glad you guys are back to the roundhouse series. Enjoyed your other videos since the last episode of the roundhouse but there's nothing like your videos of Bushcraft and building structures from the past. Big thumbs up from New York city!!!
Great seeing you both back out again.
It’s coming along nicely.
Looking forward to part 5.
Build is looking great though, BTW. Love watching you guys.
Thank you
Looking great guys!
man knows the job
Looking great!
Good to see you at it again! No offense to your back yard/ garden, but this stuff is what I subbed for. Keep at it mate.
You guys need to make a shave ladder. Helps with thinning, debarking, or shaping those small pegs or like the hazel rod rafter lashings you showed around the 15 minute mark. Far quicker build and more portable than a shave horse but still very handy.
Good to have you both back on this project, I have really missed it, another one of your many great builds.
justamente hoy le puse el techo a mi cabaña..espero me quede igual de exelente como las tuyas saludos desde zacatecas mexico!!
Loved the video. Actually I really enjoy all your videos. Thanks for sharing
Salut je suis un rouman qui vit en France, je parle et je lis en english, mais je n'arrive pas a ecrire. J'ai decouverte de tes projet quand t'as trouve le bunker dans ton jardin. Une apres-midi on a regarde toutes les episode. Grand respect pout toi et ton pere.
Nicer outside now without the noise of roads and planes.
Another great one Mike.
Great job Mike And Dustin and very enjoyable to watch.AWESOME👍👍👍👍❤️❤️
Incoming! Haze outdoors has tagged you bud.
Great to see you back out there Mike! I think Dustin has been getting lonely out in that wood's :)
A wood ring in the center that the rafters are mortised into and vines that span the circumference of the roundhouse and are attached to the end of each rafter will support more weight. Same way you build a yurt.
LOVE your videos!!!!!
Truly Awesome Creativity!!
They should build a wooden fort next
Great video again Mike! Thank you for sharing this with us. 👍😁
Very nice. Cheers !! 🍀🍀🍀
Nice work, good to see you guys back. Can't wait for the next episode.
Me gustan sus videos
😳🙌🏼, Finally a Round House episode!! Coming out NICE Gentlemen. Good to see you guys back @ it. Hopefully soon they will let us get out into the woods here in California 🤞🏼🙏🏼. Cheer’s Gent’s 🍻. -Mike
For the timber that goes into the ground, you may want to char the wood with a torch or with a camp fire so that it will protect it from rot. There are 1400 year old wooden homes in Asia that have used this technique. It's also used for wine barrels.
They did that in an earlier episode with the foundation posts.
Thank you very much for not putting any music
Looks like my Uncle's chair "bodgers" hut back in the 1960s
Fun project. Just found your stuff really enjoying it. Wish I had some woodland to do this stuff. I really want this to work and it will for a while but have a little think about the structure and what the forces are doing. I don't know the weight of the roof or how long you want this to stand for but don't want any thing to fail. A few little things to consider. Use oak pegs if you can. The pegs should hold the joint together not take the load. Regarding the structure. As you load the roof it will try and push your walls out.(a reciprocal roof doesn't have this outward force) You mentioned a triangle in the roof this will be in tension trying to pull them out of your lashings as they are so high up the leverage will be significant from where the rafters sit on the ring beam. Imagine standing on your step ladder on ice with nothing tieing each side together. Maybe consider some tie beams lower down in the roof. Hope this is useful I can trying and explain more if useful. Keep going looking forwards too seeing it complete
Love the roof rafters.
Always nice to watch your videos brother. We share the same passion. Take care of you
The house you built really interests me. I still haven't figured out how to make a house like you do. In Vietnam I don't see the housing architecture you are building so I am very curious about it.