She's great, I'll find her to be my wife Her channel is: "Free Life" 👉 ukposts.info/have/v-deo/h5udbX-NmHuawKs.html 😍

He’s just doing a speed run of humanity

One of the three actual primitive survival channels on youtube. None of that pool/house nonsense.

Would have liked to have seen more of the forging process of the iron blooms. Went from splitting the bloom into two smaller easier to manage pieces then suddenly they are a pair of forged ingots in the next shot, kinda suspect.

This is 10 times better then watching movies

And in the next episode, he'll be showing us how to build a particle accelerator using bamboo and tree resin lol. What a legend.

It’s 2am and now I want to make my own iron.

primitive skills and primitive technology are the only 2 legit "primitive building" channels in my opinion

The echoing of the hammer in the background really creates the sense of an epic story unfolding!

Hammering your edge into the fresh stalk is a brilliant way of edge hardening. I don’t how many people have noticed that a lot of what your doing in this whole process is a combination of modern metallurgy and ancient techniques, but this whole process is mind blowing and amazing to watch. You make it look simple when it is a very hard process to do correctly.

Primitive skills: makes tools Everyone: he's ahead of our time

That chainsaw cut is just phenomenal!

Whoever first figured this out like 3000 years ago is a freaking legend.

I can't live knowing the fact that there is a man playing literal Minecraft in real life

He never says a word yet teaches us so much. This gentleman is brilliant.

Dude almost unlocks industrial revolution all by himself

This is my favorite Primitive Skills video, which got me hooked on the whole series! Great camera work, great primitive work, beautiful country. Thanks for documenting all this hard work. It's very inspiring! I'd be interested in a "behind the scenes" video, covering the research, any time spent "back in town", any experts you spoke to for advice.

Watching him make the gasket for the blower out of feathers was amazing.

First primitive guy that I see wearing a shirt.

Это так захватывающе он сделал такие полезные инструменты из ничего, аж самому захотелось сделать что-то полезное

Bro is playing minecraft irl. But seriously this is insane, respect.

Had no idea where he was going with the feathers but afterwards my jaw just dropped lol

38:45 *_[Primitive_Skills has entered the Iron Age!]_* _Iron Forging increases 1.0 to 1.0._ Plus the fact that he went straight to iron age before even skilling up shoe making.

This is like a Live Action version of Minecraft. I'm in awe. Good job on the smelting.

I am continually amazed by your hand-eye coordination and the fact that you still have all your toes.

I know I'm going to sound like a hater, but I just can't believe this video. When we see hem melting the iron, the end product seems the be sponge iron, but somehow, after simply bashing it with a stone for a while, he gets a pure steal ingot with straight edges on all sides and an incredibly round hammerhead. The axe also sounds like it's made out of steal when he drops the axehead when cutting the iron. Also he somehow manages to craft a steal knife out of an ignot with only a crude hammer, and somehow that knife has an incredibly pointy en straight end used to fasten it to the handle, again fairly unbelievable. When sharpening the knife we also see him dulling the blade, but somehow a shot later, it's a perfectly sharpend knife. There's a lot more to sharpening a crude steel knife than just grinding it on a rock. I can't help but not believe a single thing done in this video, everything, from the pure powders iron ore, to the incredible feats of craftsmanship not shown but needed to make these tools raise my suspicions. I can see that he did indeed use techniques that can actually be used to make these things, but he didn't seem to have mastered them to the point of being capable of making them himself. Oh, and comments on another video mentioned you can't make steal with sharcoal like this, it's just not hot enough. And he quenched the iron at totally the wrong time, so it should've been to brittle te even hammer. If I've made some mistakes, English is not my first or second language.

next year: "Full video! Electricity upgrading, assembly own internet,rocket and particle accelerator necessary for researches

Can't wait to see him get to the nether, what a legend.

The 2 way single piston air pump is simply a fantastic built to watch. Ingenious! 👏

The humble-brag when you have a good map seed with a resource rich starting location, and can tech-rush past other players that started the game earlier than you.

Me:*falls out of airplane* *Lands next to bamboo alive* "Hell yeah I got this!"

Just happened to bloom all iron pieces into completely uniform size and shapes. Almost like they were cut from the same billet them roughed up a little bit. Amazing.

That sound of iron striking iron sings to my soul, a song of mankind's progress in taming every element in the world.

It started with that airblower and a charcoal, fun watching this guy making something out of nothing. Thank you so much.

I watched several of this guy's videos and found him to be amazing when he crafted using wooden and stone implements. Then he further amazed me with his wood working using metal blade implements. Then I watched the episode where he showed him forging the wood saw,making the wood planer, and then I noticed that his machete also is self made. Freaking awesome. Creating concrete bricks and mixing his own mortar, I'm blown away!

I'm rolling with this guy when the apocalypse hits, I mean what can't this guy do... He turns rocks into metal, dirt into food, next up how to turn water into wine... what a legend.

This is such a good show. It should be on Netflix lol

That little valley is paradise. It has everything primitive man could want or need. No wonder people settled there long ago. I believe it's relatively temperate, also. I'm very impressed with this gentleman's skill set. You'd absolutely want him if you were stranded on a desert island.

24:19 he just YEETED that frog

Человек который не изобрёл лень! Браво, уважаю!

If ever we have to restart civilisation i am glad there are people like you out there showing the rest of us how it’s done.

Respect. The best words I can say is: a huge respect for this man. That...and thanks.

Imagine what this guy could do if he went on for as long as he wanted with 500 people. He could literally start a civilization.

The Real Champion of Forged in Fire is this dude, like to see previous contestants get Iron from literal rocks and forge it into usable tools.

If I could only bring one thing to a deserted island, I’d pick this guy.

The man! Full stop. . Made his own machete... made his own steel. AMAZING!

I'm honestly amazed at how durable bamboo is when it comes to handling hot metal

начало эпохи железного века, молодец, прошел путь предков-кузнецов

Unreal ты все это сделал сам человек? Мои поздравления, это достойный труд, долгий упорный труд. Это впечатляет.

THOSE ECHOES WHEN HE SMACKS STUFF IS SO AWESOME.

Looking at idols makes me really want to go back to making videos, if this comment has a lot of likes I will do it. thanks

What a legend ! You are the real man

His direction is awesome. He kept me watching it all at once!

Love your series! In these dark days it is so refreshing to have SOMEONE remind us that we are intelligent beings, and if we remember all that boring stuff we had to memorize in school, we CAN survive with just our brains and what we have, not what we lack. So positive! This makes all my watching educational television come together into something that makes sense, and no words needed. Thanks again!

I've wasted 1 hour of my time. And its bloody worth it. Good on you. One of the best channel in youtube. Good job.

Honestly never seen anything like this guy before..amazing.. really inspires me, little by little a person can make gran things.

Thumbs up from Borneo.. U did a good job studying the iron smelting from Africa. It is practicaly useful and easiest way.

hes finding the iron ore pretty easy he didnt even have to go in a cave

This guy had a combination of two level of knowledge, ancient living skill + basic modern science knowledge's.

Amazing tutorial on real ancient tech.. No language barrier here..

I kept asking my self, "Why's he doing that?". Then I saw you were heating up the glue for the bellows. I didn't know to cook the rocks before pulverizing them. I always enjoy seeing someone build a bloom forge. I was glad to see you make a hammer for yourself. I was hoping you would make tongs, too, but thought the folded bamboo would be good enough. Maybe it wasn't a priority. But as soon as I saw you rounding that piece, I was happy to watch you forge a nice pair of tongs. I was wondering how you would do it without a punch, but then I saw you use one. I really like when you used the big mallet, and it would echo. A thunder mallet.

If you are skilled enough to carve out that wheel you can build you some wooden gears to make a wind powered forge or even a water powered. And you can do it all with wood. The gear making would be a bit complex but it is possible

56:05 “And now to test the sharpness of your blade I will cut into this cane” 56:15 “It will cut”

I love how you and others like yourself always manage to keep yourself and your home clean and neat even though you are living in some of the most remote places on earth :)

Молодец. Мужчина 100 процентов.

i see we've all arrived again at the primitive survival side of youtube recommendations. its a pleasure joining you all here tonight.

the amount of work you've put into this is insane. I have a lot of respect for you.

You’re the first primitive UKpostsr that made it in to the Iron Age

A million years of evolution in one hour, knowledge is everything!

I have been an artist blacksmith making things out of iron. But this really impressed me. Making iron out of raw ore from rocks. And all the tools to work it with. Wow

I love watching these types of videos while overlaying them with age of empires soundtrack.

This guy could survive for years if he got stranded on an island

Смотрю и удивляюсь)).Три года 6назад,с чего ты начинал😀👍

You know I can never watch Forged in Fire again after this

I wish I knew what kind of hardwood he used, and the names of all the plants. Other than bamboo, I'm lost. I wonder how much of what he's done was learned from his parents and/or community, how much he researched and decided to try, and how much was his own invention born of necessity. I find the processes mesmerizing. Thanks for the great content!

A REAL man. Surely rare in this world.

Wow! I'm very impressed. I wish I could be there in person learning all of this I have so much respect for what you do. Thank you for sharing.

The primitives humans also were miners, without minery the civilization would be impossible. Regards from a miner !! ...

He really extracted the iron ore from the rocks and forged it without morden tool😂 wooww . 👍

If we are to begin all over from day 1 of the earth, this is the skill that will really matter. Not coding or marketing.

This man is an expert in irl rust!!!!

Plot twist: He made all of this on a green screen and CGI. He's actually an animation genius. Never been outside a day in his life.

This man is amazing. He lives like God intended us to live. Waste nothing. Use what you need. Live simple. It's a beautiful thing to watch.

Master of all the Arts! True Engineering

Excellent survivalist man thank you

Almost 1 million subs now?!!!! HOLY HELL!!!! I remember when I started watching he only had a few thousand!!! So happy for him. He earned it. What he does is actual hard work. Glad to see someone who deserves it make it on this platform

This dude is so badass.

This is 100 days Minecraft on another level

That's it. I've seen everything there is to see about survival now. Rabbit hole of 8 years just peaked at this guy who bare feet forged an actual working iron machete and a hammer out of rocks, dirt and fire. Thank you.

Someone give this man his own show on the Discovery channel or something please lol.

So satisfying, so glad that you did this transition from stone to metal video. BIG thumbs up and looking forward to see the next one!

Ты совершил чудо, выковав предметы из металла, не употребляя при этом технологию литья!

This guys videos kinda gives us an idea of the birth and rise of the iron age. And for that, I thank you

It’s one thing to read in books how iron is processed, and entirely another to watch and learn. Thanks for the education!

I really enjoy watching your videos thanks for coming back to make more!

The feather gasket is really clever.

اجمل ما أعجبني انك تفعل المستحيل . تحياتي لحضرتك ❤❤❤

You can hear Thor moaning with every strike of his primitive forging hammer

8 years ago I was hooked in minecraft now I am reliving it by watching this channel.

Can't wait for the day when we hooks up the water wheel to the bellows