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  • Primitive Life-Make A Millstone!-Primitive Technology used!

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  • @SmurtGutt
    @SmurtGutt 6 років тому +47

    People gotta stop hating on him for making the same type of content as primitive technology. Like it's a hobby, I'm just glad there are more channels and more content covering the topic

  • @mickenoss
    @mickenoss 6 років тому +132

    I can understand a lot of comments are calling Primitive Life a rip-off, the format is *very* similar.
    Still, it's nice to have two channels to watch instead of one.

    • @twilightgardenspresentatio6384
      @twilightgardenspresentatio6384 6 років тому +5

      mickenoss I want ten primitive tech channels a day

    • @gildaguio4792
      @gildaguio4792 6 років тому +7

      Its relaxing just to watch the creativity of the mind

    • @rdyrk8405
      @rdyrk8405 6 років тому +4

      no, it's not a rip off, anyone can use the words "primitive technology" because they're free words

    • @aperture3412
      @aperture3412 6 років тому +2

      They're both putting in the work and effort to make primitive life things....

    • @michaelstegall2340
      @michaelstegall2340 6 років тому +1

      MmM ZZzzzp that's what I keep telling people too lol. You can't trademark something that's been around for thousands of years lol and the only way to live a primitive life is with primitive tech

  • @TizonaAmanthia
    @TizonaAmanthia 6 років тому +24

    I like your style, starting with a thing augmenting, modifying, and improving in stages. good stuff.

    • @tylermaitland8767
      @tylermaitland8767 2 роки тому

      he just stole this from peimitive technology, the first yt channel like these.

    • @TizonaAmanthia
      @TizonaAmanthia 2 роки тому

      @@tylermaitland8767 you're not adding to anything, here, and you're replying to a comment 4 years old. do something BETTER with your time. be BETTER.

  • @karenthompson9851
    @karenthompson9851 5 років тому +4

    A man of patience. Thanks for sharing I enjoy all your videos. Very informative

  • @calvinhansen9327
    @calvinhansen9327 6 років тому +10

    This is awesome! I know you're really similar to primitive technology but this is really cool and I just want to give you credit where credit is due. You've worked your ass off to make all these genious contraptions to make primitive life easier and people aren't willing to see that, just the negative side. But this is truly great. Keep up the good work

  • @Unyt
    @Unyt 6 років тому +4

    You and primitive technology would probably be the only survivors during some apocalypse XD

  • @MrB1923
    @MrB1923 6 років тому +2

    Don't worry about the 'haters'.
    Everyone is a critic on the internet.
    When Picasso saw ancient cave paintings in France he said "We have invented NOTHING".

  • @grassyclimer6853
    @grassyclimer6853 6 років тому +27

    I remember my old millstones. "take 2 cards off the top" is what id say.

  • @yurr7408
    @yurr7408 6 років тому

    Why hate on this guy? Hes not a copy, hes just another member of the primitive style community. Thats like saying "don't breath, your copying the guy next to you". Just stop with the hate its pointless.

  • @classone2010
    @classone2010 6 років тому +9

    find and stone and some stick, make a hole in the stick and combine them together to drill a hole in the stone then you can smash some cassava to make cassava cookies. pretty straight forward.

  • @potatocrisp2523
    @potatocrisp2523 6 років тому +37

    vote for primitive tree house. 👍👍👍👍👍

    • @primitivesbuilders1846
      @primitivesbuilders1846 6 років тому +1

      ou’re just trying to copy Primitive Technology. Nothing new was added. Same name, same idea, and also the same project. If you’re going to take inspiration from someone, you add to it.

    • @michaelstegall2340
      @michaelstegall2340 6 років тому +1

      PRIMITIVES BUILDERS hey douchebag maybe it's called working up to something as far as I've seen he has been building up from nothing in his own way. Just because somebody else popularised it before he started his videos means nothing other than an excuse for trolls and general asswholes to say he's copying. From seeing something and wanting to do it or make it is called inspiration lol

  • @DaZebraffe
    @DaZebraffe 5 років тому +1

    That's not a millstone, that's a mortar and pestle.

  • @timothygetz4646
    @timothygetz4646 6 років тому +4

    Did dude just spend 3 days building something to create a fried potato cake, the one un-eaten leftover from Thansgiving dinner?

  • @jenniferjakubxzyk5323
    @jenniferjakubxzyk5323 5 років тому +2

    I still wanna know if there life is so primitive and they live in the middle of nowhere..... Where do they charge and edit there phones and cameras and computers

  • @dominusempyreus2383
    @dominusempyreus2383 6 років тому

    You know, more than one primitive technology channel can exist. It's not like the creator of a hobby is the only one who can enjoy it.

  • @theoldguy9329
    @theoldguy9329 6 років тому +2

    Great video. Lots of good info on how things were done, and lots of work. What was that which you were charring/heating up as glue?

  • @kosumozero
    @kosumozero 6 років тому +32

    Making skill is good and wonderful.

    • @PrimitiveLife
      @PrimitiveLife  6 років тому +2

      i see you!and i like you

    • @gwilson7663
      @gwilson7663 6 років тому +3

      Too much work for little reward. Why not break the sweet potato in smaller pieces (using the hands) and put it directly on the hot plate to roast? Also it was cooked twice.

    • @primitivetechnologykh4093
      @primitivetechnologykh4093 6 років тому +3

      Very amused of his skill. I wish to learn more from him.

    • @ThuanTran-ok2xo
      @ThuanTran-ok2xo 6 років тому +2

      kosumozero Iì

  • @user-ts1jc8dw5x
    @user-ts1jc8dw5x 6 років тому +6

    These amazing true skills make me jealous.

  • @fuzzynuts4319
    @fuzzynuts4319 6 років тому +114

    This is one weird ass weed grinder

  • @komerwest9520
    @komerwest9520 6 років тому +1

    knowledge is power. Thank you for sharing yours.

  • @Sheepsbane00
    @Sheepsbane00 2 роки тому

    The lack of electricity doesn't make this primitive, it's only primitive by comparison to relatively recent manufacturing modernization. From a world history perspective, this is some legit old-fashioned tech, which would have probably taken a people group several generations to conceive of all of its parts. Still, well done, this is very cool. It's easy to underestimate the amount of work required to produce simple goods without electricity-powered equipment.

  • @MrShnazer
    @MrShnazer 6 років тому +4

    I always wondered how they got a hole through the bushman stone,now I know how

  • @Iosiff429
    @Iosiff429 6 років тому +1

    Go on the show alone you could win, your pretty skilled in the arts of survival

  • @vanametall
    @vanametall 6 років тому +72

    Poor child, has to live in the woods, his parents were probably eaten by a tiger.
    Thank you for this documentary series about his daily struggles.

    • @ThangLe-hl7xj
      @ThangLe-hl7xj 6 років тому +3

      vanametall Hổ ở VN chỉ có trong Vườn thú hoặc khu bảo tồn thôi! Chúng mà xuất hiện ở đây thì ta phải nghiên cứu thêm món Cao Hổ cốt.😂

    • @moda5629
      @moda5629 6 років тому +4

      You made my day!

    • @nesimasmar1641
      @nesimasmar1641 6 років тому +3

      Dude 😂

    • @dissimulantmamba6273
      @dissimulantmamba6273 6 років тому +1

      Hahahaaaa

    • @eleanorfleming9545
      @eleanorfleming9545 6 років тому +2

      Omg you can’t say that!😂

  • @joebobbob7500
    @joebobbob7500 6 років тому

    Instead of chopping the pole in half, use the whole thing with one extra pair of hands to hold it steady. Why? Because the extra weight/force will make the grinding go more quickly.

  • @lb2135
    @lb2135 6 років тому +80

    Awesome work. Keep it up. You drilled a hole in granite. A real achievement.

    • @PrimitiveLife
      @PrimitiveLife  6 років тому +12

      thank you,guy!

    • @Whokn6627
      @Whokn6627 6 років тому

      L B yes, great job
      U seemed do it effortlessly

    • @patrikfrroku7215
      @patrikfrroku7215 6 років тому +2

      Alex I know right..

    • @Losttoanyreason
      @Losttoanyreason 6 років тому +2

      If you believe the alien conspiracy people this is impossible for "primitive" people. LOL

    • @gordoncrawford6300
      @gordoncrawford6300 6 років тому +1

      Granite is a tough material. And he did it without the use of electronic technology!
      I'd call that quite an accomplishment.

  • @tonywalker8030
    @tonywalker8030 6 років тому

    I can vouch for this, native Americans used stone bits on their pump drill to make holes in rocks, why didn't you use the water power hammer as an impact tool???

  • @Senkog
    @Senkog 6 років тому +8

    make a primitive tree house

  • @BenjaminEmbrace
    @BenjaminEmbrace 6 років тому

    Great job! This was Fantastic! A mortar and pestle! out of GRANITE no less. With your simple machine you can make many mortar and pestles for a whole village!

  • @tynyyn5344
    @tynyyn5344 6 років тому +112

    How many hours did it take to drill the hole in the stone?

    • @Gyrospeter0815
      @Gyrospeter0815 6 років тому +20

      Hours? lol

    • @Judicial78
      @Judicial78 6 років тому +43

      Weren't you watching? Chit took a few seconds.

    • @venkatchandragiri9991
      @venkatchandragiri9991 6 років тому +1

      Amazing idea's

    • @Lorden1516
      @Lorden1516 6 років тому +21

      He really needs to start adding descriptions somehow. No explanation of time for that part, and he didn't say what kind of glue that black tar was.

    • @callumwilliams8631
      @callumwilliams8631 6 років тому +3

      Days

  • @undergroundblu
    @undergroundblu 6 років тому +1

    Thanks for sharing dude, this is fantastic! I've learnt a lot. Keep it up :)

  • @TMGYT-nr3mt
    @TMGYT-nr3mt 6 років тому +1

    Whats that black thing you used that was on the fire?

  • @SurviveAlone
    @SurviveAlone 6 років тому +1

    Wow. Great idea, very nice video 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @dylanmencer7148
    @dylanmencer7148 6 років тому

    What food did you make with it at the end? And what others do you use it for?

  • @patrickkelly2505
    @patrickkelly2505 6 років тому +7

    This is awesome man, watched all your vids so far and would love to see what you do next. Keep it up!:D
    +1 Sub

    • @moda5629
      @moda5629 6 років тому

      Kuscko [EFT 1FS] primitive technology has better videos.

  • @sinaalex7577
    @sinaalex7577 6 років тому +1

    Wow, man. That's impressive.
    I got 2 questions.
    1. How many weeks did it take to get such a deep hole in this rock?
    2. What kind of material is this black "natural glue" you cook to stick things together?
    This is really amazing.

    • @bigbird4481
      @bigbird4481 2 роки тому

      Well it's been four years, but the "black glue" is most likely a pitch from a tree which is the sap that a tree uses to heal a wound in it's self.

    • @kpsiex
      @kpsiex 2 роки тому

      @@bigbird4481 tree resin

    • @bigbird4481
      @bigbird4481 2 роки тому

      @@kpsiex yes

  • @bbcopb31k48
    @bbcopb31k48 6 років тому +1

    that guy from primitive technology must be Bob and this guy must be Joe

  • @p4ttttttto402
    @p4ttttttto402 6 років тому +11

    What are you stripping in this part of the video? 11:20

    • @PrimitiveLife
      @PrimitiveLife  6 років тому +15

      its Shell of cassava!thank you guy!

    • @Guroji
      @Guroji 5 років тому

      I was gonna say the yams from Primitive Technologies garden lmao

  • @juliebryan2549
    @juliebryan2549 4 роки тому

    What is the black tar looking stuff? It is the first time they haven't shown what it is or what it does.

  • @Cetok01
    @Cetok01 6 років тому +1

    I wonder: what would happen if someone asked this guy to build a pyramid?

  • @animesoul167
    @animesoul167 6 років тому

    People, it is possible to have more than one channel that covers a topic with a similar format. Imagine if there was only one minecraft channel? Or one make-up, or cooking channel, or reaction channel? UA-cam would be ruined.

  • @Wrdwrk
    @Wrdwrk 4 роки тому +1

    Brilliant ! 🇨🇦

  • @dadencollicott1675
    @dadencollicott1675 6 років тому +5

    @Primitive_Life
    Through the comments it is somewhat agreed on that you use the same editing, clothing, etc. As a very well known channel Primitive Technology. Most people have agreed that you have copied the other channel. So take this as a way to make your channel more yours. By changing the clothing that more suits you, or add different editing into your video or maybe a infromational section on the things you make or etc. Instead of looking like you copied, with that people will most likely enjoy your content even more and might make people not comment on how it looks the same as Primitive Technology. Either way it looks like you got a good nack at this so I encourage you to go on but make it more your own. Also I don't care about the money related to the adds, if you need it for yourself I think you should be able to use it for your work that you put in. So good luck and I hope you improve your channel.

    • @rdyrk8405
      @rdyrk8405 6 років тому +3

      it's not copied, Primitive Technology is a WORD anyone can use, freely, if this guy wants to call himself "primitive technology, THAT"S FINE! Anyone can do that, so, just enjoy the video.

  • @furrymessiah
    @furrymessiah 6 років тому

    Not to nitpick here, but what you used that rock for was a Mortar and Pestle, not a Millstone. Though certainly you could use it as such with dried grains.

  • @Pyrodeity42
    @Pyrodeity42 6 років тому +5

    Guys.... He is copying Primitive Technology... So? Shouldn't you be happy that more content like this is being made, whether it was for monetary purposes or not. The things he made is different from what Primitive Technology made. You could argue that he is stealing views from Primitive Technology, but hey, everyone need to make a living, this is what society is like. And he clearly have a knack for this kind of things, so why criticizing him making money out of things he likes to do?

    • @baabaaer
      @baabaaer 6 років тому

      I can't even say he is stealing views. People can watch both, and a few others, in one day. The market for this kind of stuff is very, very diluted.

    • @Pyrodeity42
      @Pyrodeity42 6 років тому

      baabaaer EXACTLY!

    • @Pyrodeity42
      @Pyrodeity42 6 років тому +2

      baabaaer It's like critising dominos pizza for copying pizzahut (or vice versa, I didnt know which came first) at making pizzas

    • @rdyrk8405
      @rdyrk8405 6 років тому

      is NOT copying, it just happens to be primitive technology, so? Anyone can't use a green dress just because someone else did it? No right?

    • @Pyrodeity42
      @Pyrodeity42 6 років тому

      MmM Zp Hmm, maybe copying isn't the right word, how about imitating?

  • @AA-sz5wm
    @AA-sz5wm 6 років тому

    that's what i call a milestone (no pun intended)! great work!

  • @melissabreuklander8160
    @melissabreuklander8160 6 років тому +1

    What was the black mixture that you heated on the Fire

    • @mikesmith-os7nx
      @mikesmith-os7nx 6 років тому

      Looks like tar, naturally bubbles up in some places on earth. Possibly tree sap mixed with something else but I doubt it because sap starts to polymerize and become brittle when heated like that.

    • @seanchannie5822
      @seanchannie5822 6 років тому

      mike smith You forget pitch which is a very effective natural binder when cooked down from a nap tree and mixed with fine aggregate which is almost certainly what he is using here.

  • @Spongy_Udderz
    @Spongy_Udderz 6 років тому

    The video is not as high quality as Primitive Technology, but it still interesting in the way that you show your content and also , its not easy to have a lot of content showed, so your channel could be watched as an alternative due to the long production time. Subbed.
    And also, your area seems more developed than Primitive Technology's (He moved location) , so it makes me curious to see what else you might build.

  • @axeman2638
    @axeman2638 6 років тому +5

    It's a lot easier in minecraft.

  • @sabindoes9600
    @sabindoes9600 6 років тому

    This guy drilled a hole into a stone without modern tools... You sir have got inginuity!

    • @MrB1923
      @MrB1923 6 років тому

      Ancient technology.

  • @saminthewoods
    @saminthewoods 6 років тому +26

    Maybe a windmill?

  • @hvggroup
    @hvggroup 6 років тому

    good video

  • @pwnbotslandlBigsuner
    @pwnbotslandlBigsuner 6 років тому +2

    Too many ads :(

  • @cunju
    @cunju 6 років тому +7

    very nice. I like

  • @dawntervol-neumann5413
    @dawntervol-neumann5413 6 років тому

    Dose that charcoal and water mixture act as tar or glue?

  • @brycehorton7817
    @brycehorton7817 6 років тому

    Nice to know concrete is made in the wild with sand stone

  • @angeloachmedmerkel5462
    @angeloachmedmerkel5462 6 років тому

    I like that you show the cooking aspect etc. Nice video

  • @josh4563
    @josh4563 6 років тому

    now make a pickaxe and get mining permit (so its possible to get rocks) and smelt stuff to armor
    like recreating the whole history in just 5 years or 2

  • @TheFarmacySeedsNetwork
    @TheFarmacySeedsNetwork 6 років тому

    Very nice! Thanks for sharing!

  • @MrHobbio
    @MrHobbio 6 років тому

    I can't even use chopsticks to eat, let alone for carpentry

  • @HelgaCavoli
    @HelgaCavoli 6 років тому

    The lever at the millstone handle was too long, his motion was to wide, it should be a little shorter.

  • @canizlupuzcanizlupuz
    @canizlupuzcanizlupuz 6 років тому

    9:36 That's some real doctor Snuggles shit right there

  • @eduardoaguilargonzalez6713
    @eduardoaguilargonzalez6713 6 років тому

    Well done, my friend, well done. Congratulations!!

  • @CorgiCorner
    @CorgiCorner 3 роки тому

    How did those hole in egypt happen without laser precise tools!?
    Primitive life:”hold my bamboo”

    • @CorgiCorner
      @CorgiCorner 3 роки тому

      Also what are you cooking? It kind of looks like roti

  • @edinaldo1984
    @edinaldo1984 6 років тому

    Great work!!! Thanks!

  • @Lancars
    @Lancars 6 років тому

    What is the adhesive you're using?

  • @juliocavalera9293
    @juliocavalera9293 6 років тому +8

    Hello thanks for video , whats you use at minute 4:50 till 5:23???

    • @PrimitiveLife
      @PrimitiveLife  6 років тому +9

      this is resin!thank you guy!

    • @juliocavalera9293
      @juliocavalera9293 6 років тому

      Primitive Life but its not natural is a chemical

    • @Dichner
      @Dichner 6 років тому +21

      you have natural resin from trees

    • @Clippership840
      @Clippership840 6 років тому +15

      water is a chemical...

    • @OkoYT
      @OkoYT 6 років тому +4

      it is made using pine resin and charcoal i believe

  • @christianlee1151
    @christianlee1151 6 років тому

    hello. I love your videos and they’re very fun to watch. I do have a question though. where do you get your rocks? they are very good for cutting and i would like to find rocks like that. where i am there is many granite rocks that are brittle.

  • @josiahhockenberry9846
    @josiahhockenberry9846 2 роки тому

    Cool video, thanks. What was that food you were making? Looks yummy.

  • @VeXoNCoNvIcT
    @VeXoNCoNvIcT 6 років тому

    Make a grinding stone to sharpen your tools, that would be great

  • @Spitfyre41
    @Spitfyre41 5 років тому

    I am using this in a sci fi story I am writing, I would like to know how long it would take to drill, the rate inches per hour will do.

  • @shadowtheimpure
    @shadowtheimpure 6 років тому

    Less of a mill and more of a mortar and pestle. Still, very impressive indeed.

  • @dontworryaboutit8213
    @dontworryaboutit8213 6 років тому

    What the black stuff in the bamboo stick 5:20 ? Charcoal ?

  • @JohnSmith-il4wi
    @JohnSmith-il4wi 6 років тому

    If you add enough of those extension sticks, eventually it will become free energy...

  • @MrB1923
    @MrB1923 6 років тому

    When Picasso saw ancient cave paintings in France he said
    "We have invented NOTHING".

  • @louishorton6743
    @louishorton6743 6 років тому

    Excellent video! Very impressive!

  • @Anton940220
    @Anton940220 6 років тому

    What was that you kooked? Some kind of root from what I could see, I'm really curious.

    • @kikikut22
      @kikikut22 5 років тому

      i'm curious too... one of the comments said cassava root

  • @isthatsonotsofast9604
    @isthatsonotsofast9604 6 років тому

    I enjoy your videos. You have a lot of content to teach others.

  • @1Maklak
    @1Maklak 6 років тому

    You used it like a mortar after all this work. It would be interesting to see how this thing makes flour out of wheat or maize or rice or something.

  • @rynor7132
    @rynor7132 6 років тому

    I wish there was some written commentary sometimes on what they are doing. like what is that black stuff at about the 5 min mark made up of. things like that

  • @benjaminbuljevic7977
    @benjaminbuljevic7977 6 років тому

    what is that black stuff that youre using as glue?

  • @WhatWeMadeTeam
    @WhatWeMadeTeam 6 років тому

    Great videos! I would like to see you make a Simple cart you can pull around

  • @user-mr4mg8ll3d
    @user-mr4mg8ll3d 6 років тому

    You can also use punching these in the stone bowl which rod up and down.

  • @prophetdesigner2950
    @prophetdesigner2950 6 років тому

    you are very skilled and very smart congrats

  • @dingusmcscrungophd5219
    @dingusmcscrungophd5219 4 роки тому

    You could have kept the contraption you made to grind the hole in the rock and use it to grind the casava with less effort.

  • @rowanrabia235
    @rowanrabia235 5 років тому +1

    Este video deberia llamarse "como hacer un molcajete" :v

  • @maxmaas640
    @maxmaas640 6 років тому

    0:18 Look at the kids hands like wtf are you getting tortured!?

  • @TuthRooka66
    @TuthRooka66 6 років тому

    Your videos are a pleasure to watch and screw anyone who says you are like someone else. Primitive Technology is a party, the more the merrier.

  • @PascalSWE
    @PascalSWE 6 років тому

    You should harvest salt if you can and use in your casava bread!

  • @laurent2296
    @laurent2296 6 років тому

    Great video and very ingenious system! This is in vietnam?

  • @clausclussa7055
    @clausclussa7055 6 років тому

    What is that heated black stuff from the tree?

  • @RedfishInc
    @RedfishInc 6 років тому

    Amazing! You are the best !

  • @lukeskywalker5102
    @lukeskywalker5102 6 років тому

    Wow, really nice mill ! Please build a house in hard material :)

  • @danielturner2368
    @danielturner2368 6 років тому

    what is that you were eating and what was it made from

  • @jonfrombuckland_3784
    @jonfrombuckland_3784 5 років тому

    Very innovative. Good work!

  • @phucvinh4919
    @phucvinh4919 6 років тому

    your hurt hand make me must subcribe ! keep it up with true primitive skill !

  • @RichardCMongler
    @RichardCMongler 6 років тому +3

    absolutely beautiful, the other primitive technology channel with the white guy will never reach the ingenuity seen here. will you hook it up to a water wheel some day?

  • @000you00tube000
    @000you00tube000 6 років тому

    Great video and great work.

  • @scienceart3410
    @scienceart3410 6 років тому +1

    Where you from ?

  • @ivanildoramos5530
    @ivanildoramos5530 6 років тому

    Muito criativo!