35:33 Приятно видеть вашу работу, вы большой мастер. Для такого дома необходима черепичная крыша. Глины у вас полно, я думаю это для вас не проблема. Глиняную черепицу обжигают в печи, также как вы делаете посуду. У вас всё получится.
A good roofing choice would be something like bakes clay shingles if you got a good quality of clay nearby, its a lengthy process and requires a good amount of firewood. But it should work really well. And for drying you could have a longer drying session if they're stored indoors instead.
I agree, that's a great idea! Just like John Plant, in the channel "Primitive Technology". He is used to making clay shingles. During the rainy season, he dries them indoors, before baking, as you suggested.
make a form to build clay tiles in an ~ shape and dry them in your kiln at a low temperature in smaller batches until they are dry, then once you have them all dry you can stack them tighter into the kiln and fire them into ceramic. make more than you need incase some break.
I'm glad to see you working so diligently, and that you haven't lost hope. Your plan to make a stone house is a good one, and making a clay tile roof will prove to be most effective. Until the weather conditions change, it would be most practical to construct a roof of light, yet sturdy materials that are readily available to you, and require minimal processing. A tightly woven bamboo roof consisting of only a few layers could provide what you need, or you could repurpose your wooden planks. I would strongly advise that you construct a central stone/brick fireplace/chimney so that you can heat your home and prepare cooked food, while also providing additional support to the clay roof. Don't forget to coat all the inner walls with mortar!
Hi, my friend I have been watching your channel for five years Almost since the time of cave dwelling And I was by your side when you found the farm land and started building I even remember the fish breeding pond. Many things happened to you and you managed them well I do not doubt your skill and I know you are smart We are with you until the end your friend Mohsen from Iran  ❤
what most new viewers don't know is, you even made that shovel from things you got from the stream. I love this channel, along with you and your family
Береги спину друг! Тяжелая и ответственная работа! Красивый и крепкий получается дом! Большое спасибо за видео! Оставляю свой комментарий в поддержку канала! Всем добра и мирного неба над головой! Здоровья и благополучия!
It looks like it will be a beautiful and wonderful home! If you plan on temporarily constructing a roof with wooden boards until you upgrade to a tiled roof in the future, it would be a good idea to coat the surface with a rubber resin mixed with carbon powder to make it waterproof and antiseptic. It will also be useful as a packing to prevent rain leaks, and if you plan to upgrade in the summer, I don't think deterioration from sunlight or heat will be much of a problem!
Powdered charcoal mixed into natural liquid latex does sound like a good weatherproofing agent. Maybe some sulfur as well to perhaps get a bit of vulcanization in the heat of sunlight? Around here (PNW USA) I have had good results from charring the outer layer of wood and rubbing it down with oil, wax, or a mixture of the two, sometimes hitting with the torch again, allowing it to wick in, before a final buffing to remove debris and reveal any splinters, if it's to be a handrail or otherwise touched.
Stone house is best house,, 👍🥰👍 Now you can make fireplace with chimney, to help with cold winter nights,, 🔥 Make simple easy roof now, and build clay-tile roof in upcoming summer. Best idea. 👍👍
Sugerencia! Haz tú techo como el que elaboraron en casa de tu esposa! Y revistelo de un material impermeable! Ya que manifiestas lluvias de invierno y días poco soleados, así evitarás la humedad que queda como resultado del invierno! ( Sólo te manifiesto mi punto de vista)😊👍,Sigo creyendo en tu ingenio como constructor!🇨🇴👋 Saludos desde mi Colombia!
Or use a recycled carton material for the roof: it's light and non polluting too. I had a straw roof, mainly out of romanticism, but now am changing to this new material for ease of construction and flexibility too. I can now put a skylight for a bigger passive solar effect without risking leakage.
Doing and amazing job so far. I'm a little surprised you didn't have a fireplace in such a fancy place. As far as the roof goes, clay tiles is a great choice which you can dry in batches as needed and then since you have a kiln that you've made the lime in, you can fire them in there. It will take some time and persistence, but I know you can do it. Really good to see the progress you've made so far and know that you're a great inspiration to us all.
I would advise that you roof the house with split wood shingles. They are simple to manufacture and have a reasonably long life. This would get a roof up fairly quickly and you can use the same type of roof support structure for the shingle that you are going to use for the tiles later. Just build the roof supports for clay tiles then cover it with the wood shingles. The shingles would still be useful after the clay tiles go up. They would be firewood after you take them down.
Hi Duong, For the issue of your roof. You could look into the Japanese Shou-Sugi-Ban technique. It requires burning the surface of the wood before installing it. The burnt exterior of the wood then becomes more waterproof, more mold and rot resistant, protects against termites, and is much more fire resistant than unburnt wood. I do not know how difficult the process would be for you but this could achieve the results you are looking for for your beautiful new stone house.
Burning wood good option but not in jungle.. Any wood unburnt or burning fast colapse. In jungle water in oxigen its like 70-90% any time. Dung try to burning fireplace oftten inside new home. Stone from river like to mossy so much.
Olá camarada! Inscrito de longuíssima data aqui, admiro muito o seu trabalho e sua força de vontade, tem me inspirado muito. Sugiro que faças um pilar central de pedra para aliviar o peso do telhado, já que pretendes melhorar para telhas de argila. A longo prazo podes fazer um lareira pra aliviar o frio do próximo inverno, mas tenha cuidado com a ventilação pra evitar acúmulo de monóxido de carbono. Outra coisa que podes fazer é aproveitar os restos das plantações e de comida com compostagem, aumentando ainda mais a fertilidade da sua horta. Tudo de bom pra ti, venceremos!
I agree with you all he does Is try to live produce and upload amazing content but still are toxic people that always has to say something negative and hateful if thos are the ones that left we im happy they did Doung deserve better audience and im glad you still here with him ❤
@@PrimitiveSkillsnetdont be sad Doung those are people that didn't appreciate your talents you deserve better than that stay strong the ones that really appreciate your talents are here with you is all I matters
Don't forget to do several coats of lime plaster on the walls (both interior and exterior) and it can also be used on any exposed wood as well. This helps seal the mortar, prevents damp, bugs and prevents organic material from causing issues. It'll also help amplify your light sources.
I had full confidence in your ability to overcome and excel in this time of unexpected setback. In this misfortune you exhibit your physical strength and endurance, but even more so, your strength of heart. It is who you are. Well done Duong!!! 🙂👍Good footings and level courses are the key to strong stone walls. Hopefully, the rain will not affect the strength of your mortar. You are starting out well. With the stoutness of stone walls, your roof could possibly support fired clay tiles, at some future point.
Amazing work Duong, I had no doubt you'd have a better design for your new house. This house will be stronger and able to withstand the elements and should also offer more warmth in the winter months. It's so wonderful to see what you've accomplished so far and I'm excited to see the completed construction. You are gifted with many skills. 🎉😊☺️
Yes the ideas of the wooden planks are great, I am not a engineering student but it does make sense to have the apex of the roof quiet high, so overlapping tiles or planks of wood effectively keep the water out, but great work mate, hope to see more
Happy to see that you're making progress with your house! From the beginning I thought you should build it with stone's briks and cement! Awesome work! You are truly a artist
@@clodismccuien8082 But he dont have the knowlegde how to build walls with natural stones. These walls are less durabel than the mud walls he had befor, they will start to collapse as soon as the flimsy wooden windowframes are rotten away.
The gaps in the river stones would have to be filled a little better, as the stones are very round and smooth, so that the walls have the necessary stability to support a heavy roof. The blanks for the clay bricks could be dried in the kitchen by shaping clay around halved bamboo tubes and hanging them up to dry in the kitchen or placing them on a shelf or something similar. If the blanks are dry enough, you can fire them in the oven as normal...
Hey Duong, you can still make a clay tile roof even though there's no sun to dry the clay. You just need to do what you did with the clay pottery - just fire the clay in the kiln. You can put the clay tiles into the fire kiln and dry them with fire, that should provide you with all the clay tiles you may ever want! ---- Chào Duong, bạn vẫn có thể làm mái lợp từ đất sét mặc dù không có nắng để làm khô đất. Bạn chỉ cần làm như bạn đã làm với đồ gốm đất - đơn giản là nung đất trong lò. Bạn có thể đặt những viên đất sét vào lò nung và làm khô chúng bằng lửa, điều đó sẽ mang lại cho bạn tất cả những viên đất sét bạn có thể muốn!
7900 камней.. хм. 5-6 камней в одной тележке, тоесть это 1600 тележек. на подьем и загрузку выгрузку и немного отдохнуть надо минимум 10 минут. Итого 1600 тележек по 10 минут получаем 11 дней, это если работать и ночью)) а если только днем то 22 дня. Предположим что я сильно недооценил его мощь и это все же 11 дней. 11 дней только на подьем камней без строительства. Прошлое видео вышло 3 дня назад. Тоесть все это было сделано за 3 дня. Сколько человек тут трудилось выводы делайте сами)
@@zhannabrodsky1810 может, но учитывая что он зарабатывает на монетизации думаю выкладывается все плюс минус по готовности. Но это не первый случай когда явно трудозатраты и скорость не совпадают. Он все равно красавчик конечно, но просто не люблю когда зрителей откровенно за дураков держат
It would help if you had a chimney to properly heat the structure. It should be in the center for the best coverage or as far away from the door and windows as possible to prevent the heat from escaping too much. Warm air rises so you do not want the fireplace too close to windows or doors or you lose much of the heat. I would recommend that you make a frame for the roof that you will use for both the temporary roof and the tile roof, thus it means less time remaking the roof if it doesn't work for the clay roof. For the temporary roof, I think you should use bamboo or wood as they are going to last a bit longer than palm leaves and will leave less chance of vermin making nests in your roof. Also if you are going to make the temporary roof out of bamboo I think it should be two layers of bamboo, making it less likely to leak. If you make a wood tile roof I suggest you treat the wood to prevent water from getting absorbed by it. I do not know much about this but I think you can either treat it with oil, fat, or burn the wood to lessen the impact of moisture. Another great video, hope to see more soon.
DUONG!!! Wait for it to settle! Structurally this thing is a deathtrap. You HAVE TO reinforce it from the inside. Think of an aeroplane. The luggage and people have to be arranged right? So the plane does not flip over? It's the same with stone. One stone is always going to be heavier than the next, leading to collapse. This is why we always double stone up. It halves the chance of this happening. Our houses have stood for 500 years in Ireland. I know what works and what does not. Address this issue. Dont put a roof on it until you are sure of this.
Doung, I am glad you got around to building your house again. My grand father built his roof with wood and tin sheets. Tin sheets are very affordable and they last a long time. But if you want to build your house with wood, you must get it [pressure treated] and use tar for water gaps and shingles to overlay on the tar.
Yo te sigo desde que empezaste a construir la otra casa, fué un trabajo admirable,porque con tus manos y sin herramientas,tu hiciste cada bloque de argamasa y lograste hacer la casa,he visto tu perseverancia y como has logrado tantas cosas, cómo hiciste cada herramienta en ése horno tan bonito,el estanque para los peces,la herrería,la carpinteria,el gallinero,las marraneras,la cocina con sus utensilios y hasta un telar se construyó.Yo me puse muy triste,cuando tu casa se cayó,no olvidaré tu cara... pero la casa que ahora haces,es una obra de arte para mí,me encanta como trabajas con piedra y esa casa te va a quedar preciosa.Yo te felicito por no rendirte y seguir adelante .
35:33 Приятно видеть вашу работу, вы большой мастер. Для такого дома необходима черепичная крыша. Глины у вас полно, я думаю это для вас не проблема. Глиняную черепицу обжигают в печи, также как вы делаете посуду. У вас всё получится.
A good roofing choice would be something like bakes clay shingles if you got a good quality of clay nearby, its a lengthy process and requires a good amount of firewood. But it should work really well.
And for drying you could have a longer drying session if they're stored indoors instead.
and those clay tile roofs are relatively light too, so hopefully roof won't collapse
I agree, that's a great idea! Just like John Plant, in the channel "Primitive Technology". He is used to making clay shingles. During the rainy season, he dries them indoors, before baking, as you suggested.
make a form to build clay tiles in an ~ shape and dry them in your kiln at a low temperature in smaller batches until they are dry, then once you have them all dry you can stack them tighter into the kiln and fire them into ceramic. make more than you need incase some break.
I strongly agree with this idea.
How many days to build house stones
I'm glad to see you working so diligently, and that you haven't lost hope. Your plan to make a stone house is a good one, and making a clay tile roof will prove to be most effective. Until the weather conditions change, it would be most practical to construct a roof of light, yet sturdy materials that are readily available to you, and require minimal processing. A tightly woven bamboo roof consisting of only a few layers could provide what you need, or you could repurpose your wooden planks. I would strongly advise that you construct a central stone/brick fireplace/chimney so that you can heat your home and prepare cooked food, while also providing additional support to the clay roof. Don't forget to coat all the inner walls with mortar!
I love structures made of river stones. Specially with a thatched roof. They are so dreamy.
No wonder there are so many painting are of them.
Hi, my friend I have been watching your channel for five years Almost since the time of cave dwelling And I was by your side when you found the farm land and started building I even remember the fish breeding pond. Many things happened to you and you managed them well I do not doubt your skill and I know you are smart We are with you until the end your friend Mohsen from Iran

❤
Good English. Greetings from USA!
I absolutely just love that wood saw. This is my favorite video when you forged it from nature and created that master peace.
what most new viewers don't know is, you even made that shovel from things you got from the stream. I love this channel, along with you and your family
Ты лучший! Просто мастер на все руки! 👍
Let’s go! it looks amazing!!! ❤
恭喜你！已经成功将这个山谷建成了世外桃源，太令人向往了！
Береги спину друг! Тяжелая и ответственная работа! Красивый и крепкий получается дом! Большое спасибо за видео! Оставляю свой комментарий в поддержку канала! Всем добра и мирного неба над головой! Здоровья и благополучия!
Thank you
Still my favorite channel after all these years
Thank you, wish you and your family good health
Prends bien soin de toi Duong. Tu réalises encore un magnifique projet comme tout ce que tu as toujours entrepris.🎉🎉
You work so fast! Great job!
It looks like it will be a beautiful and wonderful home!
If you plan on temporarily constructing a roof with wooden boards until you upgrade to a tiled roof in the future, it would be a good idea to coat the surface with a rubber resin mixed with carbon powder to make it waterproof and antiseptic.
It will also be useful as a packing to prevent rain leaks, and if you plan to upgrade in the summer, I don't think deterioration from sunlight or heat will be much of a problem!
Gostaria de saber mais sobre a resina e o pó de carbono ,estou com problemas com as chuvas
Powdered charcoal mixed into natural liquid latex does sound like a good weatherproofing agent. Maybe some sulfur as well to perhaps get a bit of vulcanization in the heat of sunlight? Around here (PNW USA) I have had good results from charring the outer layer of wood and rubbing it down with oil, wax, or a mixture of the two, sometimes hitting with the torch again, allowing it to wick in, before a final buffing to remove debris and reveal any splinters, if it's to be a handrail or otherwise touched.
TU LO DIJISTE. TEJAS DE BARO ES LO MEJOL MUY BUENA Y DEA AMIGO LA CASA SATA QUÉ DANDO MUY BONITA TE FELISITO DIOS TÉ BENDIGA SIEMPRE
Stone house is best house,, 👍🥰👍
Now you can make fireplace with chimney, to help with cold winter nights,, 🔥
Make simple easy roof now, and build clay-tile roof in upcoming summer. Best idea. 👍👍
Sugerencia! Haz tú techo como el que elaboraron en casa de tu esposa! Y revistelo de un material impermeable! Ya que manifiestas lluvias de invierno y días poco soleados, así evitarás la humedad que queda como resultado del invierno! ( Sólo te manifiesto mi punto de vista)😊👍,Sigo creyendo en tu ingenio como constructor!🇨🇴👋 Saludos desde mi Colombia!
Or use a recycled carton material for the roof: it's light and non polluting too. I had a straw roof, mainly out of romanticism, but now am changing to this new material for ease of construction and flexibility too. I can now put a skylight for a bigger passive solar effect without risking leakage.
I wish for your safety, health, and success. I really enjoy watching your videos.
Concordo com vc, esperar o verão pra fazer telhado de barro, parabéns a casa vai ficar maravilhosa.
Make the walls thick and interlock the stone. This will be a true castle! Be very careful of your back. Wonderful!
Great kob my friend so is very strong house is a very solid construccion
Doing and amazing job so far. I'm a little surprised you didn't have a fireplace in such a fancy place. As far as the roof goes, clay tiles is a great choice which you can dry in batches as needed and then since you have a kiln that you've made the lime in, you can fire them in there. It will take some time and persistence, but I know you can do it. Really good to see the progress you've made so far and know that you're a great inspiration to us all.
God Bless you Duong!
Your Videos Bring Wonder, Hope and Peace to my Life.
All the best from Germany.
Thank you, wish you and your family good health
石垣の頑丈な家作りとは素晴らしいですね。大きな窓も空気循環が出来て湿気対策としても効果的ですね！
完成が楽しみです😊
I would advise that you roof the house with split wood shingles. They are simple to manufacture and have a reasonably long life. This would get a roof up fairly quickly and you can use the same type of roof support structure for the shingle that you are going to use for the tiles later. Just build the roof supports for clay tiles then cover it with the wood shingles. The shingles would still be useful after the clay tiles go up. They would be firewood after you take them down.
Well done my friend. Glad to watch that you listened to my advice. This house crash was opportunity for you to create a more solid and better house.
very impressive young man!!!!
Hi Duong,
For the issue of your roof. You could look into the Japanese Shou-Sugi-Ban technique. It requires burning the surface of the wood before installing it. The burnt exterior of the wood then becomes more waterproof, more mold and rot resistant, protects against termites, and is much more fire resistant than unburnt wood. I do not know how difficult the process would be for you but this could achieve the results you are looking for for your beautiful new stone house.
As I said before 😉
Same with door frame
I thought just the same. I hope he would see your comment and consider this option.
Thank you, wish you and your family good health
Burning wood good option but not in jungle.. Any wood unburnt or burning fast colapse. In jungle water in oxigen its like 70-90% any time. Dung try to burning fireplace oftten inside new home. Stone from river like to mossy so much.
la vida es el cuento de los tres chanchitos. Felicitaciones, estas en la ultima etapa. No se cae mas!
Olá camarada! Inscrito de longuíssima data aqui, admiro muito o seu trabalho e sua força de vontade, tem me inspirado muito.
Sugiro que faças um pilar central de pedra para aliviar o peso do telhado, já que pretendes melhorar para telhas de argila. A longo prazo podes fazer um lareira pra aliviar o frio do próximo inverno, mas tenha cuidado com a ventilação pra evitar acúmulo de monóxido de carbono. Outra coisa que podes fazer é aproveitar os restos das plantações e de comida com compostagem, aumentando ainda mais a fertilidade da sua horta.
Tudo de bom pra ti, venceremos!
You are literally the best primitive channel out there. The fact a lot of people stop watching is crazy to me
all bad! everyone stopped loving me
I agree with you all he does Is try to live produce and upload amazing content but still are toxic people that always has to say something negative and hateful if thos are the ones that left we im happy they did Doung deserve better audience and im glad you still here with him ❤
@@PrimitiveSkillsnetdont be sad Doung those are people that didn't appreciate your talents you deserve better than that stay strong the ones that really appreciate your talents are here with you is all I matters
@@YvonneBVidalHis name is Duong (Vietnamese: Dương) not Doung. Dude, you're a little confused.
Привет! Брат мой удачи тебе постройкой дома. Из солнечного Узбекистана!
Hello friend, I'm Brazilian, I admire your effort, living off survivalism is not easy, but you've done very well, big hug.
Trời này ngồi nhà xem video của bác đang còn lạnh cóng tay
Duong, you are our Hero !
Wow!!! Amazing 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Don't forget to do several coats of lime plaster on the walls (both interior and exterior) and it can also be used on any exposed wood as well. This helps seal the mortar, prevents damp, bugs and prevents organic material from causing issues. It'll also help amplify your light sources.
With the help and quarrying of all , it was finally built!! A beautiful project!!
I'm having a great time watching your videos

This is wonderful work!
yes... just yes! love the videos, the only way to go is forward as they say. Keep up the great work and be safe!
Gran trabajo!
Fantastic! Bravo! Good luck!
Great work Duong, these stones will work as insulation against cold and hot 👍
Very nice idea to use river's stones to build your cabin
Thank you, wish you and your family good health
Hello Mr D. Congratulations for your new house, you are very talented. ❤ ❤ ❤.
kerja awak sangat baik.dan bijak.teruskan mencintai alam semulajadi.
Like everything you do this house will be amazing! I love watching you work. ❤
New sturdy house
I had full confidence in your ability to overcome and excel in this time of unexpected setback. In this misfortune you exhibit your physical strength and endurance, but even more so, your strength of heart. It is who you are. Well done Duong!!! 🙂👍Good footings and level courses are the key to strong stone walls. Hopefully, the rain will not affect the strength of your mortar. You are starting out well. With the stoutness of stone walls, your roof could possibly support fired clay tiles, at some future point.
nice to see you took the advice to use river stones for your new house :) makes me happy
Thank you, wish you and your family good health
Ты крутой мужик! Работа делается очень быстро! У тебя хороший опыт в укладке камней, выглядит здорово!
That looks really awesome. Nice work to your new home can't wait to see it when you finish it all good day my friend God bless 🙏
Thank you, your shares are very useful to me
Thank you , Duong .
🐺 Loupis Canis .
very good nice job
Amazing work Duong, I had no doubt you'd have a better design for your new house. This house will be stronger and able to withstand the elements and should also offer more warmth in the winter months. It's so wonderful to see what you've accomplished so far and I'm excited to see the completed construction. You are gifted with many skills. 🎉😊☺️
The house is already looking beautiful! You are very crafty!
Yes the ideas of the wooden planks are great, I am not a engineering student but it does make sense to have the apex of the roof quiet high, so overlapping tiles or planks of wood effectively keep the water out, but great work mate, hope to see more
Work in progres very God man respect
Thank you, wish you and your family good health
Happy to see that you're making progress with your house! From the beginning I thought you should build it with stone's briks and cement! Awesome work! You are truly a artist
I see what you mean, but he didn't have the tools when he built that first house, now he has the tools.... This guy is an awesome artist
I love it.
@@clodismccuien8082 But he dont have the knowlegde how to build walls with natural stones. These walls are less durabel than the mud walls he had befor, they will start to collapse as soon as the flimsy wooden windowframes are rotten away.
job title:: primitive artist 😃😃😃
@@PrimitiveSkillsnet for sure 😊 relly great work everything you make is true art and remarkable skilled
Good job, my friend! Love the windows. I'll bet this one don't fall down for a while.
Well done Duong!!👍🙂
Great job. You have the skill and knowledge to build clay tiles. Fire them to bake them. A suitable kiln will be no problem for you.
The new house is getting graet, succes and by carefull with your helf,
The gaps in the river stones would have to be filled a little better, as the stones are very round and smooth, so that the walls have the necessary stability to support a heavy roof. The blanks for the clay bricks could be dried in the kitchen by shaping clay around halved bamboo tubes and hanging them up to dry in the kitchen or placing them on a shelf or something similar. If the blanks are dry enough, you can fire them in the oven as normal...
Unless hit by an earthquake or a terrible storm, that house will stand forever!!! Very well done!
I'd go with a temporary roof of palm leaves. It shouldn't pose a fire risk during the rainy season.
Excellent job 👏
Hey Duong, you can still make a clay tile roof even though there's no sun to dry the clay. You just need to do what you did with the clay pottery - just fire the clay in the kiln. You can put the clay tiles into the fire kiln and dry them with fire, that should provide you with all the clay tiles you may ever want!
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Chào Duong, bạn vẫn có thể làm mái lợp từ đất sét mặc dù không có nắng để làm khô đất. Bạn chỉ cần làm như bạn đã làm với đồ gốm đất - đơn giản là nung đất trong lò. Bạn có thể đặt những viên đất sét vào lò nung và làm khô chúng bằng lửa, điều đó sẽ mang lại cho bạn tất cả những viên đất sét bạn có thể muốn!
Thank you, your shares are very useful to me
Good work, Duong!
Всё, что он строил два, три года назад РАЗВАЛИВАЕТСЯ. ЭТО -- дорога НАЗАД, в НИКУДА. Ставлю 👍 только за работу и выдержку.
Se cair ele reconstrui de novo, e mais conteúdo para o canal 😊
great job man
7900 камней.. хм. 5-6 камней в одной тележке, тоесть это 1600 тележек. на подьем и загрузку выгрузку и немного отдохнуть надо минимум 10 минут. Итого 1600 тележек по 10 минут получаем 11 дней, это если работать и ночью)) а если только днем то 22 дня. Предположим что я сильно недооценил его мощь и это все же 11 дней. 11 дней только на подьем камней без строительства. Прошлое видео вышло 3 дня назад. Тоесть все это было сделано за 3 дня. Сколько человек тут трудилось выводы делайте сами)
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Ну вообще может быть они эти видео заранее сняли и выкладывают. Видео же надо обработать.
@@zhannabrodsky1810 может, но учитывая что он зарабатывает на монетизации думаю выкладывается все плюс минус по готовности. Но это не первый случай когда явно трудозатраты и скорость не совпадают. Он все равно красавчик конечно, но просто не люблю когда зрителей откровенно за дураков держат
Looking good!!! That should be a massive upgrade. Can't wait to see it finished.
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It would help if you had a chimney to properly heat the structure. It should be in the center for the best coverage or as far away from the door and windows as possible to prevent the heat from escaping too much. Warm air rises so you do not want the fireplace too close to windows or doors or you lose much of the heat.
I would recommend that you make a frame for the roof that you will use for both the temporary roof and the tile roof, thus it means less time remaking the roof if it doesn't work for the clay roof. For the temporary roof, I think you should use bamboo or wood as they are going to last a bit longer than palm leaves and will leave less chance of vermin making nests in your roof.
Also if you are going to make the temporary roof out of bamboo I think it should be two layers of bamboo, making it less likely to leak. If you make a wood tile roof I suggest you treat the wood to prevent water from getting absorbed by it. I do not know much about this but I think you can either treat it with oil, fat, or burn the wood to lessen the impact of moisture.
Another great video, hope to see more soon.
a good upgrade!!! Nice done!!!
DUONG!!! Wait for it to settle! Structurally this thing is a deathtrap. You HAVE TO reinforce it from the inside. Think of an aeroplane. The luggage and people have to be arranged right? So the plane does not flip over? It's the same with stone. One stone is always going to be heavier than the next, leading to collapse. This is why we always double stone up. It halves the chance of this happening. Our houses have stood for 500 years in Ireland. I know what works and what does not. Address this issue. Dont put a roof on it until you are sure of this.
The stone house will be much stronger than the old house. Take your time and pace yourself.
Where did you buy these stones?
He hauled the rocks from the River.
Very nice job stone house looks beautiful congratulations 👍👌😊
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Doung, I am glad you got around to building your house again. My grand father built his roof with wood and tin sheets. Tin sheets are very affordable and they last a long time. But if you want to build your house with wood, you must get it [pressure treated] and use tar for water gaps and shingles to overlay on the tar.
Duong eres admirable. Te felicito.
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Beautiful work!!❤
That looks like backbreaking work. But the house looks strong now🙌
This house already looks stronger ! Bigger an better than the last. Your built tools have served u well . Hope all is well with u an urs sir.
Clay tiles, great idea, keep it natural.
Even your chickens are out helping you build. What a great video
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That wheelbarrow sure gets put to use. Great video. My favorite part of all your videos is seeing your previous creations being put to use.
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I was sad to see the old house collapse, but you have already created something more beautiful. I can't wait to see it when its done.
Great work Duong, keep it up mate 👍👍👍
I would love to meet all of the people who assist you with your projects! Your projects are amazing and accomplished in record time. Thanks and ATB
Very beautifully done. Like a phoenix, your new house has risen from the ashes again, better than ever.
merci pour ton partage en vidéo et tu a énormément de force face a la difficulté de la vie bravo
Yo te sigo desde que empezaste a construir la otra casa, fué un trabajo admirable,porque con tus manos y sin herramientas,tu hiciste cada bloque de argamasa y lograste hacer la casa,he visto tu perseverancia y como has logrado tantas cosas, cómo hiciste cada herramienta en ése horno tan bonito,el estanque para los peces,la herrería,la carpinteria,el gallinero,las marraneras,la cocina con sus utensilios y hasta un telar se construyó.Yo me puse muy triste,cuando tu casa se cayó,no olvidaré tu cara... pero la casa que ahora haces,es una obra de arte para mí,me encanta como trabajas con piedra y esa casa te va a quedar preciosa.Yo te felicito por no rendirte y seguir adelante .
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I like the windows and the look of the whole concept very much.
Wow VERY Nice good Job BRAVON my dear
That is a very ambitious build and very much a stronger one.
Magnificent house you made ! I am impressed
Happy to see your progress.... Keep it up brother.. your hard work will be payed... God bless you 🙏🏻
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bravo, bravo, bravo et courage
Your channel is the best still after all of these years.