u do see him getting burnt a few times tho. my my younger days when working with a crew i was holding a metal pipe for something when they where grinding it fucking burt alot when the red hot flakes of metal goes down your neck or eats away at your gloves..

I'm pretty sure most African civilizations created iron protective gear.

Have you ever heard of Florida

Ballowall then where’s my subscription

No

he need to find diamond first 😂😂

Can wait for him to try out the new ore

That joke is older than the bodies in my basement

Lol, good one. He doesn't need the game thou. 😊😁

Lol nice joke

For how long has this been going on? I binged everything in 2 days up to here and it seems ill have to start over!

you would think i would have learned from the 'primitive technology' channel, and here i am, a fool nontheless.

Good call, glad I saw your comment!

Thanks!

Thank you it worked.

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Cloth... to fix that damn shirt!!!

@@aethelwyrnblack4918 That's what I was going to say.

A basic shuttle would be a good start

i'd say needle and thread first. maybe then an inkle style (band) loom for making straps. easiest method would likely be cotton, though i would love to see a taming of a wool producing creature. however, being aware of the rainy seasons as well as not knowing how he would pen said creature durring the story seasons, i dont see this as immediately viable.

@@Minion0ne I have not yet seen "primitive" channels making leather. Needle and thread are not a problem to build for "Primitive Skills". No idea what creatures deliver wool in these countries. I have never seen sheep there. I would put stuff (like the mask is made of) on the bottom of an water-purifying-system (to prevent charcoal-particles from slipping into the purified water). For real clothes, wool is needed? But blankets or other mats don't need wool. Hmmmm.

same feeling here bro..

I was kind of disappointed, the finished product was more of a pick that a spade

Formerly called a “human”

@@PseudoPhlegm I don't think every "Human" knows how to forge, smith tools and weapons also build huge structures.

@@cheesyvin8078 ... he said formerly. not formally

thanks man.

this is solid advice

Yeah. The current handle make the hammer lost some energy force when wield. Plus, its dangerous, the hammer steel would fly away if the handle loose, might hit his head. He should make a new properly handle for hammer. Hope he read this. Sorry my english suck.

Good advice from all of you. Remember though that this is an exploration, a evolution of skills. He must go through the learning process, step by step, making improvements as he works through his growth. If he jumps ahead to use a more modern improvement, he will miss some of the evolutionary process.

I was watching that hammer slide back and forth thinking the exact same thing. Also the hits would pack a lot more force if the head wasn't moving away from the workpiece.

Going to semi-hijack this to say a trompe for furnace air supply (using the water hammer water input) would increase efficiency.

Pretty sure his method of smelting added plenty of carbon to it.

John Pretty sure your mom smelt enough 🖕🏻

Wow 🤩 another UKpostsr!

@@justincasey_grabbederpussy6756 that was so funny

@@Laugh1ngboy Actually not at all, iron gotten out of a bloomery as he did is very low in carbon. However this iron was not from the bloom he made so carbon content is unknown.

Lol, saw that now, poor ant. Did you hear the weird whispering?

Ant look an thor🤣

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Ant: Ight Imma head out

Skyrim reference

the hammer is a serious upgrade from the rock he used to form the hammer

Absolutely, what you say is true, but thanks to his ability and inventiveness, he makes us always expect more from him, the hammer is not worthy of him and not the opposite ....

He deserves the hammer of thor himself

Владимир Gaming ok smart dude

Kliene Cunag thanks Друг :)

You think he has a hot enough fire and can make a hard enough punch to hot punch a hole in the iron hammer for a hardwood hammer?

Do it first. Then share.

@@aurelienyonrac why so hostile. He was just giving tips and pointing something out.

how easy it is to make a drifted hole without a hammer or a proper hot cut chisel or an eye punch?

@@velazquezarmouries nearly impossible, maybe the right shape rock could be used but I dought it, first tongs where likely cast of a softer metal like copper or bronze

@@ziamckeithen1322 but riveted tongs are way easier to forge compared to a propper hammer he maybe should make a trip hammer or a water wheel hammer to get that extra power he needs for punching those kinds of holes

@@velazquezarmouries he should uses his hammer to make a punch and drift, then a better hammer, even a hold in the sides for rope, then tongs, he has plenty of power it's just being wasted when his hammer head slides around, rember this is at best mild steel, so it's verry soft, heck I would have used a stone hammer and wooden anvil to make chisles before attempting iron hammer but at the verry least a Grove could be added to lock his hammer head in place.

@@velazquezarmouries it's also not a question of power but skill, and tooling, I garentee he dident make thoughs tongs with the tools he's shown us alone

Acompanho ele des de que ele morava na caverna uns 400 metros pra cima de onde a casa dele esta hoje. Ele é muito bom.

same bro

You do know this channel fakes everything, right? If you want the real thing, watch Primitive Technology, he does everything legitimately.

Kkkkk

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Thank you, happy to receive your feedback, wish you and your family good health

Together we stand as one!

*went to shop, bought iron.........end of process

SoralTheSol Unfortunately, he skips past that part in the video you refer to. It comes out of the bloom, bangs it a couple of times, then shows high quality steel. I still appreciate the effort even though he clearly cheated that step.

@@SoralTheSol we have seen those video*s. point is, the bloom from video 1, is not what he uses to make the hammer and blade at the end of video 2. he switched it out somewhere halfway the video with store bought steel. and this is not even a matter of, does he has the skill or not to use the bloom. one of the big give aways (not the only one) that it is not the same material is that when u process a bloom, you lose a lot of material as slag, and even more as scaling due to oxidation. so unless he was forging in a vacuum or in a inert gas, he would not have been able to make those two big tools out of that bloom. also, a second problem is that the steel of tools is to clean with no cracks or visible inclusions. this is possible to make with bloom steel, however, you would have to fold it, and he did not show any folding. but even worse, if you fold the material, you lose eeeven more material.

@@SoralTheSol He unfortunately skipped that step. If you look closely you notice right away that he was not even hitting any bloom. Sometimes you don't get one. He was hitting slag only. He then prob thought to continue on with the video as it took a lot to set up and video. So he went to the next scrap yard a few miles down the road.

You can't show anyting don't exist bro. He is Asian and all those are fake. He is not even have enouht carocol and minaral for a good bloom. It's hardest part and he skip this.

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If you by a piece of round hardenable steel and heat it to an orange heat you could use two tough stones to shape the middle. But if you want to make a better hammer you would make a punch and drift and put a hole in for the handle. Me thinks he went through quite a few handles at this point.

@@workwithnature i was being sarcastic mate, im pretty confident he didn't make it with a couple of rocks

A few hours shopping around the town lol On a serious side, it could take up to half of the day if you in a iron rich environment