Build a shelter 40 feet underground. There is a Warm Bed System and a Fireplace, survival skills

4 місяці тому

Build a shelter 40 feet underground. There is a Warm Bed System and a Fireplace, survival skills
Dear sir/madam
The video is the process of building my shelter. Everything is handmade with his own hands. Making a conveyor belt out of wood is simple but helped me a lot in the process of transporting soil out of the cave. The bed is also heated to ensure the body does not lose much heat at night. The basement still needs a lot of finishing. Please stay tuned to continue watching part 2
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Warm Bed System

КОМЕНТАРІ: 932

@DonaldSingleton-dx1qq 2 місяці тому

Bless us all for all that know . We must embrace the ways of the American Indians to make something from nothing being viking will not work. I know Im half UK islander half Apache learn primal skills first. I used to call myself Yellowstoned not because I do drugs or alcohol because this place is sacred to all Indians. Everything we need to survive is here and I'm moving to New Mexico to be with my father's people. When it's all over I will move back. Until then stay safe be strong love one another fearsly and God bless all stay in the light. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@ronalddaub9740 Місяць тому

Cherokee here

@jamesschomer3401 3 місяці тому

This guy is amazing

@arlisswarren7166 2 місяці тому

This guy is unbelievable smart I wish I was that smart good job man.

@primitivevilla1930 2 місяці тому

Thank 😂

@piskcoki200344 4 місяці тому

Love his attention to detail, a capable young man! Respect!

@kofiawuku 12 днів тому

Thanks my friend

@OnlyTheChronic Місяць тому

I'd love to hire this young man to make my property a magical place to have.. his skills are just mad incredible!

@jmsmaxwell 4 місяці тому

Reminds me of some of the tunnels I saw in Vietnam. They were quite amazing and more extensive than any of us believed. One Vet told me it was the soil they had to work with that mad it possible. H said that back home you could not build something like that due to the soil you had to work with unless you had bracing all over the place.

@cpw2k217 Місяць тому

Vietnam is the first thing that came to mind. The guys in the video look like they may be from that area, I'm curious.

@user-dq4lz9ko8n Місяць тому

My father told me something similar, as he was also involved over there.

@ZDM314 28 днів тому

The tunnel rats!

@markhusseymh1 23 дні тому

Its somewhere in southeast Asia 😂😂😂...could be Thailand

@paulrowe1152 18 годин тому

Yes. It could be Vietnam, but it definitely is river silt, perfect for bolt holes and tunnels. I have been in many French era tunnels, and by now the clay in the soil is like baked terracotta.

@h.s.levine2932 День тому

I’m impressed that he could fry those sausages shirtless without getting a few spatter burns. I’ve had my share of those above ground!

@MayhemCity. 4 місяці тому

I love the cozy underground bushcrafts this one is definitely one of my favorites.may your channel keep growing.this is wonderful stuff loved every minute of it.

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank you very much 😘

@nicolatunley1351 Місяць тому

Thank you so much for showing us the wonderful work you do. It is a great encouragement to others ❤

@alistairpayne5357 4 місяці тому

I watched you build a rollercoaster then realised I'm a doofus and your a genius lol . Amazing skill

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

haha i love you

@dontetaylor8300 4 місяці тому

It takes a real man to admit when he's wrong I respect you for that

@beatndagutta 4 місяці тому

@@primitivevilla1930 all these primitive channels are so goddamn fake it’s unbelievable if you look at the preview of the video he’s trying to make it seem like he cut this 10 inch log with a handsaw but you don’t see any saw mark in it looks like a nice clean, cut from an electric saw also one person doesn’t do all this it’s a big fraud, but they get away with it and they probably make money for me because people are suckers

@Taliesin800 4 місяці тому

Staggering achievement - in awe!

@vasuthirumalairangaswamy5660 4 місяці тому

The man is a genius.. A carpenter, an engineer, an artist.. Wish I had half his skills, his tenacity and his patience!!... Very best wishes for your next venture..!!

@beatndagutta 4 місяці тому

Well, considering it was probably a team of 12 people that probably did this and they probably used power tools to do all of this. There’s no way they did it by hand there’s a guy who called out all of these primitive channels cause a lot of them got caught cheating or I should say false advertisement saying they did it themselves, but they didn’t.

@Klonen75 Місяць тому

Most of all you wish you had the crew and the machines he doesn't show in the videos.

@christophertaft9429 День тому

First off, you are a badass. Not many people could do this by hand without taking tons of breaks. You are like the energizer bunny with muscles. To have the strength, endurance, and perseverance to do this all by hand is amazing. Thank you for sharing it with us.

@primitivevilla1930 День тому

thank ❤

@user-vp5sv9fg4d 4 місяці тому

Я восхищена работой этого мужчины!! Придумать уютное жилье в пещере со встроенной мебелью и воплотить план в жизнь, не каждому дано !!! Никакая мебель не занимает площадь жилья, кровать с подогревом и широкая, отличная печь... У меня просто не хватает слов от восторга !! Руки золотые и умная голова у этого мужчины!!! Какой титанический труд !!!! Браво мастеру !!!!💗👍👍👍🙏🙏

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank 😘😘😘

@pieterbezuidenhout2741 4 місяці тому

As an old man I can only respect your handiwork tremendously. You inspire many people with your hard work and very precise execution of it. I wish only the best for your future young man.

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank you Sir for everything. Wishing Sir good health😃@@pieterbezuidenhout2741

@michelray1396 4 місяці тому

Naïf

@michelray1396 4 місяці тому

@@pieterbezuidenhout2741naïf

@stevenwarner7348 4 місяці тому

The "nature" of the ground, or the land or dirt, is a huge huge huge resource that you so creatively demonstrate. Sand ~ fine particles are balanced with clay ~ fine particles that are shaped like platelets ~ and pebble stone to form a perfect aggregate for shaping/ sculpting. I am surprised that you don't mix the tailings ~ what you take out ~ with water and then mold bricks. Probably this material will ~dry solid ~ after shaping in molds ~ given the balance and physical make up of the strata that you are working in ? ✨🙏✨

@joewoodchuck3824 4 місяці тому

This project is a marvel both in ingenuity and physical effort. The changes in soil temperature and moisture has me concerned about structural stability however. Not to mention removal of supporting material. I think id feel much more comfortable with interior bracing.

@CJ-me8et 4 місяці тому

As a miner, yeah id be worried about roof falls, that clay/chalky soil he's digging looks like it wouldn't take much seepage to cave in.

@gaditanosdevuelojuanpena5937 4 місяці тому

Trabaja bien los terrenos de arcilla .muy peligroso cuando la arcilla pierde la humedad .la calor de la temperatura que deja el fuego de la chimenea en el interior hace que el lugar pierda la temperatura y pueda haber desprendimiento .por esto mi consejo ha un profesional como demuestra ser es que las cuevas siempre deben de tener por dentro una estructura de medios puntos formando estructura abanico para wue me entiendas mejor desde el comienzo de la entrada hasta el fondo el techo siempre formando medio círculo y evitar siempre techo plano siempre mejor estilo cueva techo cueva .te evitará desprendimiento cuando la arcilla pierda la humedad

@josephinehogg3629 4 місяці тому

I was more concerned about the chimney NOT having a cover cap. What if some child wonders through the bush and falls down, onto his fire? what about rain?

@genekonen9678 2 місяці тому

I am 71 and with hard work and imagination you can do anything great work, I can see how hard you are willing to work and you can get a lot done by apply your self may your God bless you and yours, just keep doing and ignore the nay sayers their are too many of those now days. It is looking very beautiful I love the artistry you are putting in to your work, you have had to be looking way ahead of yourself. You have this old timers best wishes.ilove people who look ahead not behind. We spent the after supper time to plan what we were going to get done tomorrow it helps and we tried to figure out the best way to get thing done in a short time frame, we said it was the lazy man's way to do things just to get them to talk b.s. we got things done so fast other carpenterdcoming to ask question on how we were doing thing so fast planning and research was the big thing. I could go on forever but no, l can see how much you think things throught love it, you will always do well. Love gene

@primitivevilla1930 2 місяці тому

Thank 😍

@rodneywimberly1043 2 місяці тому

Respect !!! The Original Bushcraft. No supply chain issues, just hard work and creativity.

@primitivevilla1930 2 місяці тому

thank Bro ❤

@davidgriego278 4 місяці тому

What a Great Video! He made it perfect! I really like the sled, it made much easier, to take out the Sandstone dirt. His heating method for warmth was really cool, and he worked hard!

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank you Sir 😊

@stephenroman9015 16 днів тому

This is the way people were meant to live, hard working meaningful, but simple lives.

@primitivevilla1930 16 днів тому

Yes bro

@user-rq2dx3kd2z 3 місяці тому

Now just imagine if the Egyptians had clay instead of sand and stones

@user-rv8sy7jg7j 4 місяці тому

My dad was a stone Mason. Incredible things can and are still done without machinery. I enjoyed this video , thankyou

@darkcloud5830 9 днів тому

Machinery is just to speed things up. The skill is still in the hands of the operator.

@tonybogle5922 4 місяці тому

This man is Badass his bush skills are amazing,he put a lot of sweat equity into his new Abode it was perfect well done my man for such a fine job.

@djefsund 3 місяці тому

This is not John Plant. Do not be fooled!

@sammic974 2 місяці тому

we have been marvelling at the earth you were carving out. it lends itself to easy digging and is amazingly good at holding precise lines. Then routing heat pipes throughout was inspired! We thoroughly enjoyed your endeavours 👍

@B-leafer 2 місяці тому

Amazing! Excellent! You are fortunate the dirt is perfect for your creations.

@yummboy2 4 місяці тому

It is amazing that this young man is so skilled, talented and energetic to accomplish this remarkable dig. Where on earth is found such densely compacted and dry clay formation that could be dug, carved and shaped so precisely? I saw no rocks or debris in the soil. I am in awe!

@dennisyates1762 3 місяці тому

Gotta be Vietnam. Remember those guys excavated the Cu Chi tunnels back in the day. Impressive work & so much detail. Nice. 👍😁❤️

@danielcifuentes7198 2 місяці тому

Do you truly believe this guy did this alone? You must be kidding......

@slurker3788 2 місяці тому

12:45 first he dug this whole chimney hole alone, by hand, with this technique, between camera cuts, for whatever is the depth, and then he is def still in the hole when we see the "connected" chimney/stove in the cave right? and not on a cave room set because he's an actor...

@yummboy2 2 місяці тому

Why does it matter? I enjoyed watching it either way.@@danielcifuentes7198

@duwomaiishgabrielle9498 3 дні тому

It’s really fun watching people do such a,axing primitive builds! So skillful and “down to earth”, forgive the pun! He makes everything look so easily! Very admirable!

@primitivevilla1930 2 дні тому

thank Sir

@powellkwd40 2 місяці тому

In my area we have as much river rock as dirt and huge tree roots. In my area you would have to dig a pit, build a structure in the pit and then cover it back over again leaving a door way uncovered. He did a nice job.

@cmpoliver3499 4 місяці тому

I'm blown away by the effort, technical inginuity, and sheer hard work. The soil composition plays a huge part too. Also of note, though was not totally well shown, was the use in every element of principals behing the structural integrity with that soil that resukted in Vaulted ceilings. That the soil composition was again not festured, but the making of a soil brick like parging that then sealed the heating tubes. The heat transfer system definately ingenious too. The fireplace, stove heating system has good draw as was shown. With the size of the cave dwelling opening, and with the funneling of the combustible gasses; the only concern that would need careful verification for CO and CO² build up. The idea behind the carary in the coal mine. However today we do have battery operated monitors. By obeervation of the candle flame and the crafter himself as he labored, I'd venture a guess with 47yesrs of architectural and Rescue Experian that cave build is safe and will out last all if us, especially as not one crack or fault line or even the marerial as was removed fractuling.

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank Sir

@tedross2424 3 місяці тому

That has got to be the richest clay ive ever seen in my life. definitely nothing like that in the states. great job on the build. very ingenious.

@primitivevilla1930 3 місяці тому

Thank you very much

@user-ft1cv2dr7j 2 місяці тому

You're the hardest worker I have ever seen. you made me tired the first 5 minutes, don't burn your self out. Doing a great job.

@primitivevilla1930 Місяць тому

Thank you very much

@Vasia_Shelest 4 місяці тому

Великолепная работа! В ниши где стоят свечи можно вставить фольгу , в качестве отражателя, свет будет эффективней 👍

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank 👍👍👍👍

@carolcamp4828 4 місяці тому

The precision & ingenuity of this construction is amazing. So far I haven't seen a water source anywhere?

@user-ls4ls2ef5c 4 місяці тому

Рядом деревня,слышно как поют петухи.И шум воды на фоне.

@briangallentine3810 3 місяці тому

Bamboo is growing nearby - I suggest rainwater is readily available.

@davidputterman2719 Місяць тому

Such detailed and beautiful work. Kudos! My back and body started to hurt after the first minute of viewing the shoveling and pickaxing. :-)

@primitivevilla1930 Місяць тому

You'll get used to it soon. Try it once, you are stronger than you think :))

@boycepatrick2477 Місяць тому

I don't know your name is,, I'm Renae, I want to say, Your craft is Excellent, I can see me living in 1 of your Homes. Your AMAZING, AWESOME ❤❤❤ GREAT WORKMANSHIP SIR !!!🤗😊👍👍😍🤩🥰

@brettherbst5519 4 місяці тому

Out of all the survival videos I've watched this is by far the best one,fantastic job

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank you very much

@beatndagutta 4 місяці тому

You should think the team of 12 that I’m probably working on it but only if they said it was the giant team like it really is instead of trying to put one guy in there to take the credit you can just tell already by looking inside of it, that it was done with power tools, andgas powered stuff it’s just too obvious

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

WOw. I respect you. But let's see which device can fit into such a small cave. Furthermore, this is soil, not hard rock for drilling@@beatndagutta

@dper1112 2 місяці тому

It's not a survival video, though, is it. How long did that process take? Weeks or months.

@primitivevilla1930 2 місяці тому

@@dper1112 4 months

@Nitestalker65 4 місяці тому

This young man is impressive!!!

@FlipDahlenburg 3 місяці тому

This guy never even breaks a sweat! He ain't human!!

@primitivevilla1930 3 місяці тому

Oh no. I sweated a lot

@jaydog5900 2 місяці тому

So the ground water doesn't come down in a heavy rain and collapse your home?? It all looks beautiful. You are an artist. Very cool!

@mase819 4 місяці тому

the atmosphere seems comfortable and calm, good for relaxing😊❤

@dandaniels8897 4 місяці тому

WOW! I am highly impressed!!!!! This young man has awesome skills and talent! Good job!

@valorousvigilante2491 2 місяці тому

You should revisit some of the older places your crew built. To see if they are holding up with the elements.

@smokenjoe4022 3 місяці тому

This is a man obviously on a mission!

@TareanSmiley 4 місяці тому

There's a lot of this on youtube right now. I appreciate this video because it expands upon the concept seen here and elsewhere. Very high effort content, much respect!

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

thank 😅😅😅

@beatndagutta 4 місяці тому

It’s all over UKposts and all of them are absolutely fake. They have a crew of people that do it. Maybe I should post a link to the video of them getting caught people in the background excavator tracks. It’s crazy but people fall for it.

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

WOw. I respect you. But let's see which device can fit into such a small cave. Furthermore, this is soil, not hard rock for drilling@@beatndagutta

@JohnDoe-xd2ld 3 місяці тому

@primitivevilla1930 What part of the world are you located in ?I would love to see it. I'm in Florida all we have is sand😢.I'd love to see your masterpieces. Keep up the great work 👍 👏

@primitivevilla1930 3 місяці тому

@@JohnDoe-xd2ld 👍👍👍

@pattyclark-lu2ym 4 місяці тому

I would not mind being in a shelter like this, I think it's cozy. Only thing I would be afraid of is a cave in. But I really like it 😊

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

There is still part 2 so hopefully you can see the house when completed

@Physics072 4 місяці тому

Full of cancer inducing radon gas. You would soon turn into a radio active boar.

@gustav8838 3 місяці тому

В̠ы̠ у̠м̠р̠е̠т̠е̠ раньше... Останется вход закрыть. Разжечь камин, последний ужин, и спокойно помереть. Кровать с обогревом из топки шедевр...

@420california 3 місяці тому

This guy shaped the pyramids....great work.

@deborahcoffman5742 2 місяці тому

Fantastic! You are truly Blessed and very Clever. You have made a Marvelous House. What a joy your stove, You are Wonderful! Love This. 🙏 🇺🇸

@davidshillito5174 4 місяці тому

What a brilliant craftsman this guy is......Amazing.👍

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

thank

@Megaraptur4 4 місяці тому

I love your videos and think your little homes that you make are amazing

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank 😘❤️😘❤️😘

@shuisinchui5933 4 місяці тому

巧🪓神工😮創作力量和幻想會吓你－跳😅😂

@user-tt3uj9gw1p 4 місяці тому

@@primitivevilla193022q 22nd ²èewŵ 😂😅😅

@TheCutter5150 2 місяці тому

Your engineering skills are on a master level, truly AMAZING! 👏

@primitivevilla1930 2 місяці тому

😘😘😘

@user-bx8qi3th6s Місяць тому

You are truly a Master to be admired, I am in awe!

@sugnaff7888 4 місяці тому

Love you Brother ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@user-yd2oc3jo7y 4 місяці тому

Строил, строил и всегда чистый. А ещё ничего не ел, питался за счёт подкожного жира, как верблюд, но по окончанию строительства устроил новоселье и побаловал себя сосисками.

@kenneymatz Місяць тому

Definitely production was involved

@jeffreystewart8726 3 місяці тому

Hats off to you sir for you peice if art and your attention to detail make it all the more captivating.

@primitivevilla1930 3 місяці тому

thank ❤❤❤

@DaniilYUMA 4 місяці тому

I didn't think bro would build a shelter with future tools(

@juanaberbesi4935 4 місяці тому

Soy fans de las personas qué remodelan casas y son unos genios del arte, pero tú eres especial, hay en tí ,un Arquitecto, Ingeniero, constructor, agricultor, carpintero, Artesano, y un gran Artista, y seguramente muchas cosas más, mis respetos, Dios te guarde y te Bendiga cada dia más con muchas sabiduría para regalarnos muchas mas Obras de Arte a tus seguidores, un abrazo de Abuela😊❤ .

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank madam 😘😘😘

@mikedamron3642 2 місяці тому

Unbelievable. What kind of "mud" is that? What amazing talent. I'm blown away

@patardlelephant9309 2 місяці тому

Probably some dirt rich in clay

@elsacianjur9201 4 місяці тому

I AM FROM INDONESIA ALWAYS SEE UR WORK 🥰

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank ❤❤❤

@floricaionasc9173 2 місяці тому

🙆OMG!👌 This is truly art💯👍👏👏👏

@sbdiaries 4 місяці тому

Such a beautiful creation underground ❤. A warm and cosy area to realax ❤❤❤

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank

@Cableguy211 4 місяці тому

Hey man, pay no attention to the people talking about machines and saying your work is fake. Unfortunately, a lot of people here in America are ignorant and jump to write comments about things they know nothing about. We live in the greatest country in the world but society has created a lot of very lazy, entitled, and often ignorant people over the last 30 years or so. What you do is absolutely amazing and to be honest, looks so great, and, there is no dirt in our country that you could carve up like that, it almost does look fake sometimes. Obviously, this was done over the course of many many hours and many days. Maybe someone helps out here and there, that does not change the fact that it is such an unbelievable skill that none of us have ever seen besides on your videos and other similar stuff. If people here in America had half the ambition and skill you have we would be in a whole different predicament. People should not criticize and attack when they don’t have all the information. What ever happened to “if you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say anything at all”?? That’s how I was raised anyway. I don’t think parents are allowed to parent their children here anymore so that went out the window! I typically do not comment on videos but it made me upset to see the few people writing ignorant comments to you after watching your wonderful video. Best of luck my friend. You do some fantastic and creative work, keep it up and if you ever come to America and need a job, I would hire you 100 times over!! Happy holidays👍

@Cableguy211 4 місяці тому

And by the way, I’d live in that place! Most of us could only dream about building and having something like that as kids. We definitely tried but a shaky little tree house was the best we could do! Cheers brother…

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

I was very touched when I read brother's comments. Thank you brother for everything. Wishing brother's and your family a happy holiday ❤❤❤

@user-sz8sf7ek5p 3 місяці тому

Eres el mejor 🫶👍💪🏻

@TORNTOA 3 місяці тому

These are the people America lost to in the Vietnam wars.😢

@user-ni2pr8jx6l 3 місяці тому

@@TORNTOAsejarah menulis, Indonesia membantu Vietnam dalam perang gerilya, Indonesia pun di pulau galang batam, sempat menampung korban perang, yaitu 250000 imigran Vietnam dari tahun 1989 sampai 1996

@user-xj9gf9le9n 2 місяці тому

I think Dee's boys are great keep it going like it cmc.

@renegadeclown8748 2 місяці тому

That's one you can live in and be happy with. Super Awesome 💪 😎 👍

@primitivevilla1930 2 місяці тому

Thank

@AwadhFazri 4 місяці тому

Awesome, your building techniques amaze me. I'm ar Please ensure that the surrounding environment is not damaged and maintained

@michaelkirby8328 4 місяці тому

How he dug it out by hand and never hit any rocks or boulders is a miracle lol i cant even get a tent pegs in the ground without finding a boulders 😂

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

You must carefully study the geology and soil of that area. What do you think when I dig for a week then discover a rock weighing about 500kg?😅😅😅

@paulrowe1152 18 годин тому

River silt means no rocks, not even gravel.

@BiNumLi Місяць тому

The effort. The attention to detail. The creativity. First class job.

@primitivevilla1930 Місяць тому

❤️❤️❤️

@GlemaD.-hk8ez 27 днів тому

Nice job. Thanks for sharing how🫶🏻👍

@tomemody6685 4 місяці тому

It’s my dream to have a home like this one. I’m not young and strong anymore, so I’m kinda sad about that. What a beautiful home. …..Tom

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

I'm so sorry. During my childhood, I also played the game of digging soil to build a house. But it wasn't until now that I was healthy enough to do it as an adult. Wishing Sir good health

@tomemody6685 4 місяці тому

@@primitivevilla1930 thank you. May the blessings be yours.

@grave3hunna 3 місяці тому

This is honestly very inspiring for me. Not only because i love these kinds of builds but i used to do similar on a smaller scale. The ideas implemented here were some so simple yet effective enough that i wouldn't have thought to do any of it on my own. You truly inspire me to be the best me that can. Keep getting better! Keep going id love to visit and learn from the best one day💪

@primitivevilla1930 3 місяці тому

come on 😊

@maxinenorthover5977 3 місяці тому

Wow speech less

@sigridkoppenberger405 3 місяці тому

Unglaublich so was zu können ❤Super

@dannorton8607 4 місяці тому

This is the most realistic Minecraft mod I've seen yet

@Terinjim 4 місяці тому

Absolutely great work. I like it, very simplified and very little usage of material which has little impact on the surrounding enviroment. Couple of questions... (1) have you thought about drainage into chimminey or entrrance way from heavy rain? (2) what about wildlife entering trying to migrate into your man-cave..😄 (3) how long did it take you to get to the point of whats shown on your video? Thanks for sharing. 62 y.o American Army Vet.

@user-pl2rn1vz2h 4 місяці тому

Проделана колосальная работа, респект и уважение

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank 👍

@keepthefaith35 2 місяці тому

Fantastic work; the detail he puts in is amazing. Bloody good watch. Thank You. ATVB Malcolm 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@primitivevilla1930 2 місяці тому

Thank Sir

@johnbyers961 4 місяці тому

Dude is an absolute machine swinging that pick . Great build . Liked and Subbed

@anamariasantos348 4 місяці тому

Casa na caverna top! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

@Wildcrd2 3 місяці тому

This be straight outta Minecraft!

@christophertiredofbs8514 4 місяці тому

Total RESPECT FROM USA

@sebastiaoandretta3281 4 місяці тому

SHOW 👏👏👏

@user-bg4to1bk3s 4 місяці тому

Вы лучший! Не перестаю восхищаться.

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

😘😘😘😘

@digamberthorve106 4 місяці тому

आपण मेहनतीने बनवलेले कलात्मक घर व सगळ्या सोयी सुविधा एक प्रकारचा राजमहाल वाटतो.

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank👍

@redlion9199 13 днів тому

Your precision is absolutely amazing. Craftsmanship AA #1 .. How soon before move in time lol 😉

@Tancredo5 4 місяці тому

Felicitaciones por el gran esfuerzo, habilidad e ingenio para construir esa vivienda.

@user-tc7ub2bq6t 4 місяці тому

Нет слов,одни эмоции.!!! Правду говорят ,,золотые руки,,!!!👍👍👍👏👏👏💓

@teodor4ik183 4 місяці тому

Но из жопы ростут...😁

@GRIPEN70 2 місяці тому

Amazing work!!!Greetings from Greece my dear friend!

@michaelgouws6992 4 місяці тому

Amazing skill and hard labour. The soil makes it possible. Well done

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

❤

@user-ks3tz3qk8h 4 місяці тому

Да я слежу за твоим творчеством желаю тебе удачи ❤❤❤❤❤

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Thank Sir ❤️❤️❤️

@user-ks3tz3qk8h 4 місяці тому

Привет из России

@user-ks3tz3qk8h 4 місяці тому

Привет тебе из России а если точно то из холодной Сибири извени ты может сделать трехкомнатную пещеру

@Dixiedream 4 місяці тому

Amazing! Functional and inviting! ALL of this with what some would consider “primitive tools. ❤

@beatndagutta 4 місяці тому

It’s fake af

@scottiblasto 4 місяці тому

They do about 1/32 of the work on camera with primitive tools, and then the rest of it is built with modern-day machinery off camera. These videos have been debunked long time ago.

@lesliespeck8717 2 місяці тому

Absolutely amazing skills. Well done.

@johnbraggins3294 2 місяці тому

You guys worked hard on this one. Great video thanks.

@FishenBenny 4 місяці тому

I love this! Does water seep in through the walls/ceiling/ floor in wet season? Also, do you ever have earthquakes there?

@michaelmoran4157 4 місяці тому

Under normal conditions, how long can it be expected to last? You are an amazing man with some serious skills.

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Under normal conditions it will last forever. Part 2 I will complete the chimney to prevent rainwater from flowing into the cave.

@KaulaboChewang-nk3ti 3 місяці тому

WOW.. It's Amazing..... You are a Genius... It's wonderful underground HOUSE🏠🏠🏠 🤝🤝👏👏👏👍👍👍🤗😍😍😍🙏

@primitivevilla1930 3 місяці тому

thank 😍

@arlisswarren7166 2 місяці тому

From the USA

@user-ks3tz3qk8h 4 місяці тому

Дом классный так держать я самбы хотел в таком пожить

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

Спасибо. Дом нуждается в значительном улучшении. Надеюсь, ты останешься здесь и посмотришь вторую часть.

@user-ks3tz3qk8h 4 місяці тому

Когда будет 2часть

@HGS9773 4 місяці тому

Wonderful area dug with crisp cutting out! So how do you prevent soil changes over time weakened by use of fire which will dry it? How are you assured no cave in will occur? Otherwise, fabulous work and results!!

@primitivevilla1930 4 місяці тому

This is a hillside, so as long as you handle the chimney carefully to not let water get in, everything will last forever. Because the structure of the soil is solid. The ceiling is arched to prevent landslides. The more you burn in the stove, the harder the soil will be, like when you burn bricks