Primitive Technology: Fired Clay Bricks
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2019
- Primitive Technology: Fired Clay Bricks - Creating fired clay bricks from scratch.
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About This Video:
I made some fired clay bricks as an experiment to see if I could make a permanent, waterproof, building material. A brick mold was fashioned from clay and then fired in existing kiln. This was then used to make bricks formed from clay from the creek bank. These bricks were then stored in the hut I built last episode to dry. Using half the hut I could fit 40 bricks. These, when semi dry, were then stacked around the fire to dry out. A small kiln was then assembled from un-fired bricks and used to fire 4 bricks as an experiment. It was about 50 cm tall and 25 cm square in cross section. The fired clay bricks were water resistant, they didn't dissolve when submerged in water.
I will use these bricks to make a larger kiln and hopefully larger huts later on. I estimate that a kiln with a 50 cm cube ware chamber could hold 40 bricks without being so cramped the flames can't get through. The good thing about using bricks to make kilns is that they can be constructed quickly without waiting for the layers to dry, they only crack along the joints between bricks while remaining structurally stable, they can be disassembled and built elsewhere or they can be reconfigured/enlarged to make different types of kilns. Repairs are also possible too.
About Primitive Technology:
Primitive technology is a hobby where you build things in the wild completely from scratch using no modern tools or materials. These are the strict rules: If you want a fire, use a fire stick - An axe, pick up a stone and shape it - A hut, build one from trees, mud, rocks etc. The challenge is seeing how far you can go without utilizing modern technology. I do not live in the wild, but enjoy building shelter, tools, and more, only utilizing natural materials. To find specific videos, visit my playlist tab for building videos focused on pyrotechnology, shelter, weapons, food & agriculture, tools & machines, and weaving & fiber. - Наука та технологія
Always a good day when Primitive Technology uploads.
And it's Friday!
I wait for his videos man when I see he upload something i just go yessss
true
Real primitive
Верно
I sense someone's working towards ensuring that no one will be able to huff and puff and blow their house down. Great job!
Is it wrong to watch at 2x speed? I love the videos but I can absorb the information a bit faster then it's coming.
@@MachinaOpus kinda, but it's your own preference, I don't think many people watch this channel to be educated, just to enjoy a peaceful and quiet video about a guy doing something cool
@@MachinaOpus i watch videos the same way, easier to and faster way to absorb info
I just want to point out that this dude has a bachelor's in science and a shorty award for best in education
What's his name?
@@theveldtrekker2550 John Plant
Wow, so you googled the name of the channel and copied info you found on Wikipedia?
Wait what about the Indians
@AertaBT ik hecc
Bear Grylls: I'll show you how to survive in the jungle
This guy: hold my bricks
Bear grylls shows you how to survive in the nature, this guy shows you how to thrive
Bear girls survives in the harshest places for days at a time this guy is in his backyard a 5 min away from his house.
they would make an ideal duo to be real life dr stone
@@jimslim8759 No he doesn’t... through American law you cant film any show where the crew members are in any sort of danger. Its been know that he actually doesn’t sleep their but films and then goes to a nearby hotel.
Bear goes in extreme jungles to show how to survive
This guy shows how you can Live a life in jungles (better than cities , I think )
Still the best and original primitive UA-camr. Thanks for the effort!!
Everyone: I made a volcano for my school science fair project!
Primtech: ...hold my clay jug of beer...
He is the best though. I hope the iron age expansion happens sometime.
I'm
Filmed in front of a live caveman.
Love how he always shows us that he makes the fire by him self and not pulls out a lighter off camera
making a fire is an everyday and tiring job compared to today, so i like that he shows his routine and how he optimised it, and uses it each time
@@marluxiar7231 And you can tell its real just because of his technique, its just perfect.
If he were out there everyday he could just work with the same embers. I feel for his hands every time he make a new fire
@@h.r.9563 Actually, after a wile your hands stop hurting. When you first start doing hand drill fire you can easily bruise your hands and get blisters. but if you take it slow and practice, you will get calluses and your hands wont bruise anymore. you will be able to make multiple fires a day before your hands start to hurt.
@@DelPlays
Apparently the bow drill was too much of a hassle to maintain for making fires, since he’s usually able to get the first ember in well under a minute.
I live in a house made of hand made fired clay bricks. House dates 1874 and fortunately the bricks are well fired. Only a few years later they were dry press commons. both hard and brittle, I have dug them out of the ground after 140 years and they are still hard. Clean them up with a high pressure water cleaner and re-lay face brick walls with them. Great video. 👍
Hi, good job. My grandfather built barn from such bricks. Only for corners used purchased ones. If may I, I would like to recomend you longer time in fire and save some wood-coal for the end. Bricks will be darker and stronger. Also, use more insulation for heat. Looking forward to see next video! Have a nice day.
Thats cool
Nice
do you mean four?
@@aal8083 no. I mean for as "to build". To use purchased bricks only for last profile at corners.
@@vladabocanek3703 Ohhhh ty for telling me :D
The man is back! And using stop motion for dramatic effect!
dramatic comment
Y tho? I thought it was pretty cool
@@vietfrog549 reread what she wrote. You read it backwards. So did I first time
Gotta love that production quality.
Lucas Sim shit, legit thought it said “stop using” dyslexic af tho
Friendly reminder for everyone to turn on captions because he describes what he is doing and why throughout the video!
Digital Dirk oh my God thank you!
I watch without captions first, then a second time with them on. Worth the time!
Digital Dirk aha. I was like - what?🤣
Hmm. I don’t see captions stand out immediately. What am I missing? Thank you
New to me, thanks
While fake primitive channels can still be entertaining, there's something about authenticity that just makes your videos so much better. The purpose of your videos is far clearer, and because you don't cheat in between cuts, we're brought through every step of the way. Also, because you're actually going through the process, you can see and correct errors that erroneous channels would not. They would rather go with what sounds right and cut when things don't work rather than figure out a better solution. Thanks for making such awesome content!
Can't wait for when he gets into the medieval age, since I'm pretty sure he's already passed the iron age.
Chk out these 2
Forge Blower
ua-cam.com/video/VVV4xeWBIxE/v-deo.html
Iron prills
ua-cam.com/video/DyGLE0usN_I/v-deo.html
Primitive technology: how to make plate-metal armor
@@isaiahmiranda7609
Primitive Technology: how to make a functional warp drive engine.
Any day now and he'll unlock a watermill, irrigation, and indoor plumbing.
@@ejsowden9075 The true definition of a one man army.
"Stop motion for dramatic effect"
I love this guy.
I missed that part of the video
just incase anybody doesn't know; turn on captions for explanation on what's going on
Not all heroes wear capes!
Dang...thanks for this
I feel an urge to watch the whole thing again with captions
And i was looking in the comments for what purpose he submerged the brick. But this is even better :D
Alright I’ll watch it again Thanks
I've learned so much in the four years from watching you on how to survive thank you. I think your awesome 😊
You're*
@@_A_Table silence
@@_A_Table BEGON DEAMON
@@panic5 THIS WAS ALMOST A FUCKING YEAR BRO
when you're playing minecraft and your mom tells you to go play outside
:v
Then, six months later, after your hand has healed from when you punched your first tree, you can do this.
... because she wants a turn to play :P
@@DarthBil1 😂🌳🤛
“Stop motion for dramatic affect’’
I love these captions
when is that?
@@rrocc @6:10
I'm looking forward to you mortaring these bricks with the wood ash cement you made previously.
Dude's going to end up with a Brick house in the middle of the wilderness!
Minecraft IRL elEdition has great graphics but, terrible progression and pacing... I'm just kidding of course but, seeing this really makes you appreciate just how hard it was to claw up the technological progression pyramid for our ancestors. Realistically, people were doung this on a widespread scale across the frontiers of America as recently as the 1800s due to lack of access to rails, rivers, ports and markets in the cities.
This channel has lots of really excellent information and I enjoy it so much. Its especially helpful with earthen building or furnace making. Please keep up the good work and keep it exactly as you wanted it to be. Leave it untouched by outside forces. People will be needing the help one day perhaps.
God forbid that situation comes up.
It’s a phenomenon, by watching someone do primitive and laboring things, it brings the mind to state of zen, I call it the Primitive Technology effect.
A lot of channels trying to copy you but you are unique.
That's what UA-cam is all about. Just look at all the gaming channels. Think Ninja was the first fortnite'r? No, but he was the most popular.
@@c31979839 that's what the whole world is all about. think Coca-Cola was the first bottled sweet drink? or Tesla - the first electric car? or UA-cam - the first internet video hosting?
it's all about doing it right - not doing it first.
and actually, i don't think this guy is the first who started this format - he's the one doing it right.
It’s not about who’s first it’s about who’s best. Pretty sure this guy is both!
@@kabyzdoch Its one thing to copy the rough concept of something, its something else when you copy the entire video concept of someone and even their name, and thats what all these Asian copycat channels do
other channel : build "secret beautiful house" every week
This Channel : gives us lesson about "how to do" primitive technology
I think we all know which one is better
Really sick of these other channels ripping off what you started and building projects that primitive people would not build but still call it 'primitive technology'
Always glad to see you've uploaded
I know right. I see some of these idiots building swimming pools. Like, really?
don't get me wrong, this guy *is* the OG of primitive technology, but you still gotta give credit to other content creators that can also make incredible stuff. geographical differences make for the variety of videos and content itself! :]
Really sick of all the fanboy comments in the comment section. Like move on with your life. Just enjoy the video, or don't. Quit shitting on the comment section with your crappy comments.
Some of those videos are faked.
@@c31979839 Get out of the wrong side of your bed today did we?
These videos are so amazingly relaxing to watch and listen to.
You should do a video on primitive hygiene (soap, toothpaste, etc)
Fascinates me that we use the most advanced technology ever to watch ourselves do primitive things.
I'm still using 4G network
@Nospacito Playz Yea we don't. Hence we are using the most advanced technology. Let me know when your watching his vids in a teleporter and I will update the comment.
Nospacito Playz No it’s not. Right now this is one of the most advance technology of our time.
@Nospacito Playz You are wrong. Besides tesla there is also Nissan, Renault, BMW that have 100% non-oil cars and these aren't prototypes.
The Alien Satellite in the Sky is listening...
Probably the first youtuber to reach 10 million subscribers without saying a single word.
Still not 10 million but soon it will be
Either way it is a damn amazing achievement for a creative person and a real poke in the eye for those light entertainment types.
True that's his trademark ^^
If you look at corridor crew channel I believe he did a collab and spoke there
I've watched his video 4 years ago and this guy keep on coming up with new private technologies of building bricks and other primitive living skills.
Good I'll try one myself
Incrível como esse canal consegue resumir 150 dias em apenas 10 minutos adorei o trabalho de edição e o video parabéns!!!
This satisfies the caveman part of my brain.. so relaxing to watch!
Boobie_ Boi Precisely what this is about!
you make me lol 🤣🤣🤣
Enjoy our caveman cult bro. Lol
Now I just want to see you build a legit house from bricks with a tiled roof
@@endbringer241 imagine storage area required to keep all fired bricks, not to mention time consuming for poducing bricks alone. at least he have fired brick template for now.
and as far i remember the tiled roof video takes 100+ days for him to make from the description???
In the description he kind of hints at that saying about expanding
And with mortar made from lime
I think he did that last summer.
Who cares tho. Do another! Two stories and a swimming pool.
Been watching this dude almost five years I think, but why it take me this long to really enjoy the ideas n work with purpose, I never get away with this natural fun and exercise, respect man!
It's amazing if you can master these techniques the possibilities are endless
Nothing more relaxing than watching a Primitive Technology video and eating some breakfast with it.
Dude no way I just did the exact same thing
@@jacoblee8181 me too
😁 I have dinner😁
Thanks for reminding me to eat breakfast😂
Eat sandwiches on the breakfast?
This is the only Primitive Technology channel that i actually love to watch. Keep it up, man!
The original one
He was the original one he is the one that everyone started copying a couple months ago he's been making videos for years
@@gaymer359 I know that right, there are like ton of Primitive Technology copycat channels that takes it too serious.
@@bendors97 ahaha yeah asian pool makers
You don't like underground swimming pool? how dare you!
It’s channels like this that make you appreciate the simpler things in life. It’s better to have these skills and not need them, than to need them and not have them.
A perfect place and a perfect cave man who fully loaded with technology!
"Stop motion for dramatic effect" I appreciate this, primitive, Dispite the fact you haven't spoke a single word
New feature unlocked!
*Stop motion for dramatic effect*
Well I'm almost in for a good drama!
Humor:100+ 😂
Plot twist : *he use machine to make that cube
But that wasn't stop motion. It was time lapse. Stop motion is an animation technique.
@@jonmonroe4813 that was not time lapse, smh
Somehow his videos are so addictive.
I could seriously watch your videos all day long
At first I'm like, "why do so many of his videos have fire in them", then you realise just how much of a breakthrough discovering fire was for humanity as a whole lol
It is what allowed us to reach the bronze age. This ound of bricks also helped because we could construct better furniss faster
You're just now realizing how useful fire is?
@@idkdamn978 Nope, just took it for granted all this time, is all
Cyber Freak are you having a stroke?
You mad bro?
Im exited to see how your plants are going 👍🌱
excited.
Nick Cranston you must be fun at parties
it's growing hiiiigh :D
@@GeraldGeer nothing wrong with correcting grammar or spelling mate. Thanks for the overly used and outdated put-down though, glad you thought of something original.
I appreciate how well you season your clay.
I love it when he’s very careful doing his work 🥰🥰
The pioneer of primitive channel. And of course the best
watching this guy's videos brings peace to my mind, better than yoga and pills.
Suburbia
Take a woodworking shop. Most relaxing/satisfying thing ever. If you don't end up liking it at least you'll have something nice you can say you made.
Man made his own clay forge. Been curious about that for a while. Nice.
Hardworking man! Beautiful bricks!
6:18 Subtitles say "stop motion for dramatic effect"
He has a sense of humour!
Thanks Gary Oldman.
Well shit..... Thanks to you imma have to watch all the vids with subs on from now.....
@@larsdebro1846 It's how he communicates, I like to watch em without first and then a second time with them, just to see if I can guess what he's doing
@@zerogbot23 Well, to me his videos are made so well that you don't need subs, just a bit of logic and basic knowledge, but I turn subs on anyways. Sometimes he explains some stuff with more details.
LoL :D
He's going to build a granary for that sweet +1 food and +2 housing.
James Burtton he is building a civilization
Can’t wait for the sewer upgrade!
@@theblobthingy To stand the test of time.
@@LuisXDotCom I hear Kabul wants him to build the Hanging Gardens.
In a PT video that would usually be filled with Minecraft comments, it's refreshing to see a Civilization reference.
I am totally fascinated by his diligence and hard work. Kudos
Trabalho árduo, pesado que requer paciencia e cuidado,alem da instabilidade do tempo e temperatura.Tudo isso para ensinar quem quer aprender. Isso sim é dedicação ao ser humano junto com seu hobby. Gratidão.
As the timer runs down on your videos, I get sad knowing how long it will be until the next one.
Mr Macaw ikr. But it makes sense why it takes so long. Imagine how long it took him to make this
Awesome video. My toddler has grown to really like these videos too. His nickname for you is Houseman
Most toddlers watch Fortnite videos, but I see yours is learning survival skills. Parenting lvl 100
cute
@@cormac6423 I play fortnut and watch these. Plus I don't see a lot of toddlers playing fortnite. Infact, i dont see any at all! No hate though. Just stating a point
House now houseman does whatever a house can
Great to hear your little guy is watching some quality programs. I wonder if he will want to build his own cubby house in Primitive Technology style?
Адский труд, ты молодец👍👍👍👍👍
tantamount
lê mäukseïukatê
Враньё на камеру ((((
Смотрел и снова смотрю этого выживальщика, красава тип, интересно снято.
Probably one of the best days. I get to relax to Primitive Technology and it’s Friday.
Fired Clay Bricks? Primitive Technology is advancing further in the tech tree! He has unlocked: Brick House.
Seems like me like he restarted his playthrough a year or so ago, he was on the cusp of iron tools and then he relocated and was building a hut again.
@@Gargatul0th He didn't set his spawnpoint there so when he died he respawned and didn't remember which way he got there.
I think your right i would be down to see a large brick house with roof and a bed and call it the end unless he got iron ore
@@Krymms actually he was playing on an oldschool console with no savepoint. so he has to restart.
@@Gargatul0th As I recall, he bought a piece of land or something and moved there. Specifically choosing land with a lot of the resources he uses in these videos, and probably more. I imagine that's why he doubled back on redoing everything, on top of making things more efficient through his experience as well.
bear grylls: ill show you how to survive anywhere
this guy: in this chill gameplay of real life we will be grinding bricks and assembling a 20 story high hotel.
Knockoff PT channels: *"And in today's episode, we will be constructing the 42069th 'unique' swimming pool."*
OG PT Channel: *"Today, we will be constructing a wood ash brick furnace to cook the yams from our 3 acre yam farm to go with our mud brick 3-story mansion..."*
Watching your videos is like listening to Bob Ross to me
Yes. Exactly.
I know right? Educating and soothing simultaneously. It's like this is a whole genre.
Absolutely, they're better than all of the meditation apps available, and you learn something too!
Yes I listen to these for ASMR. So relaxing! And interesting!
Combine the two. Bob Ross commentary of Primitive Technology videos.
How long before he just builds a gothic cathedral?
primitive technology could rebuild Notre Dame with nothing more than sticks and stones
@@the_honkler778 break some bones while he's at it too
@@michaelfrance7212 woooosh.
My mans is just a few years away from a hand built forest of bronzed glass skyscrapers.
I'd say a few thousand years
Definitely buying your book :) thank you for all the content over the years. I always come back to it when life gets overwhelming :)
Everything is so natural, that is why the video is so exciting and popular. After all, video made with high skills. I can add, that industrial bricks made with constant temperature (about 800⁰C), with the limited time, that they stay in fire. Bad fired brick has a dark color. With best regards from Russia.
Starting off the weekend right, with a new Primitive Technology video!
Same
this was the first primitive technology channel on youtube and now theirs like 20!
and they're still digging hole for pool
As far as I'm concerned this is *the* primitive technology channel
Yes, and I think Asian "primitive technologies" could already build a skyscraper
@@faruksecme sensational and impractical and delusional at best
there is*
That stop-motion bit was really dramatic 😯
I’ve literally only just thought to put closed captions on...I’ve been watching this guy for like a year.
Never fails, absolutely never fails, every time he uploads I'm eating.
oh well, dinner and a Primitive Technology video!
Feeding body and mind and soul.
Dude so fucking true!!! I was making a big burrito this time hahah! That’s so strange.
same here, just made pizza and tuned in!
same
The original Primitive Technology channel. I feel so calm and rooted in a meditative state whenever I watch your videos. You're amazing.
Try this one ua-cam.com/video/LTejJnrzGPM/v-deo.html with unbelievable Chinese taste.
Lol
@@sergeyvyrko4582 I'm already addicted to that one too. I can't get anything done around my house anymore.
Mud building ASMR
Your video are always so calming and instructive love it!
That stop-motion was so satisfying 😉
6:13 captions: *stop motion for dramatic effect*
Ahh yes, very dramatic indeed.
Not as dramatic as the boss killing risotto.
Claymation
@@chrisj403 risotto nero hot imo, and the voice actor isn't helping either. no homo tho
I ... had no idea he used the captions :0
So much drama on this channel.
I love this. The content just starts; no 500 years on intros and above all no "HEEEY GUUYS IT'S MEE YA BOII"
Also no electro-hip-hip garbage ear-rape music that appears on 90% of UA-cam videos.
Just the sounds of birds and the sight of good content.
Archeologists finding his house in 100 years: 🤔🤔🤔🤔
😄
Wow, this is simply amazing! 👍
Congratulations! 👏
You show that patience and craftsmanship are worth everything.
Already another Primitve Technology Video? I must be dreaming, *love it!*
Don Guru de Bro me too
Man klickt auf ein Video welches original eine Sekunde draußen ist - man sieht Don Guru und man weiß die Welt ist noch in Ordnung...^^ :)
I am impressed at the wealth of knowledge he possesses. Thumbs up
Голь на выдумки хитра! МОЛОДЕЦ парень в любом месте выживает, всегда заработает, спецназ! Позитиву зарядил, для себя много чего можно перенять,концепцию например!
Samsung: "we've just invented a foldable graphene smartphone with an OLED display!"
this guy: "meh... I got mud."
Alex Wallace
At least these won’t break In a week.
@@jiraffe9600 The real difference is these are bricks right from the start, while the Samsung bricks after a week. So really, with Primitive Technology you're skipping the middle process and go straight for the end result.
This guy has 9 million subs and every video goes viral... he's killing it $!
Moonhermit 😂
Mud is better than Samsung!
at 10 million you should do something like a QnA, i would be so excited to learn more about the man behind one of the best channels on youtube.
"at 10 million *I'd like you to* do something like a QnA..." is how to say that without telling him what he should do.
@@nommy8599 Personally I don't see the difference.
@@Asterite100 Yeah, I suspect many people are that way and it has something to do with how literally we take things. For more literal people "you should" has quite different meaning and nuance to "I'd like you to" and for less literal people it's the same.
I think there's value in taking care to say exactly what you mean since so much trouble is caused by misunderstandings and clarity and accuracy could reduce that.
@@nommy8599 Fair enough, but a Q&A request is straightforward enough vs maybe video editing advice.
@@Asterite100 True. I'm curious, when you imagine someone asking for something 3 different ways:
1:"I'd really like you to..."
2:"it'd make me really happy if you would..."
3:"you should..."
Do you expect each would have equal success in gaining what the person was asking for?
If not, which would be the most likely to succeed?
I loved the photo tick with the bricks
This guy should go on one of those survival shows he would win
The subtitles "stop motion for dramatic effect" at 6:15 cracked me up.
I came here for this comment
Reminds me of Howtobasic. Wait.
Esther Nelson Thanks,you gave me a ad!
@@richy5913 You're welcome.
Esther Nelson Uh........... No, he was invisible.
The only person/youtuber I know that doesn't speak and only post once or twice a month but still got a Million Subs....keep it Up bro
It goes to show that you don't have to have all that inane chatter to be a popular channel.
10 million*
Soon it will be T-Series vs Primitive Technology
The fact that he doesn't talk at all is actually one of my favorite things about the channel. No fanfare, no presentation, just a man quietly building stuff in the wilderness.
It's a shame content like this takes so long to produce; I could watch this stuff for hours.
This is singularly impressive.
Most satisfying part is watering the clay.
I'm glad you're not like those folks who build pools everywhere
Well he is the original anyways, all those other idiots realized his success and thought they would also gain popularity as he did.
@@agoogleuser8945 Did the others you speak of tell you that or is it out of astonishing ignorance that you seem to believe you know what they're thinking surely enough to state it as fact?
@@nommy8599 no but seriously he was the first one to do something like that and it caught and after lots of people started doing it, ive been following him since day 1
Nommy he the original channel tho so
@@MrBarbarianGuy I was being serious. Do you watch all streaming platforms from all other countries? If not, how can you be sure that similar videos were not popular there before this channel started and if those others you speak of are not just old videos only now uploaded to YT? For all you know he copied this style from what he saw overseas, right?
You don't speak a single word but your videos make me speechless. Thank you to make my day!
@@hazwanbadrunsham924 umm i mean is he speech-impaired?
@@chaerrudin477 Just because he doesnt talk? Are you dumb?
@@chaerrudin477 umm i mean are you less intelligent?
@@chaerrudin477 Speaking ruins videos some times. Turn on CC
@@bluesmurf4646 wow im sorry but who hurt you? I remember posting that comment when i had high fever. Too bad i forgot to delete the older comment
Very good
Brilliant when it's all on your doorstep like that and know how to put it all together
Amazing iii
Great work by this intlegent man.
Respect for all of your efforts
The first thing I thought of was the Indus Valley Civilization and cities like Harappa and Mohenjo Daro, built of standardized bricks that have lasted 5,000 years. Observing all the effort and time necessary to make and fire just 4 bricks, shows the unimaginable monumental effort to build entire cities with fired bricks. Thanks so much for your videos!
They also had more people, and way more shit to work with
Do not presume that these people were as primitive as many think. They had fully functioning states, burocracy, specialiced workers, builders, farmers, priests and so on. Also they had bigger ovens:)
They were way more advanced. This guy just throws the stuff he made (Except for the buildings and farmland and anything that took at least a week to make), which makes sense because it’s only really for the concept that matters. The Indus River Valley and other settlements has lots of food and workers, a bigger kiln, more advanced tools (Copper, possibly even bronze, stone), etc. If there were 2 people doing this, the real time it took to make this would be cut tremendously.
When townsends did a video on making brick he mentioned that a small kiln would have 2k bricks. The fuel is expensive in resources so a bigger kiln is going to be way "cheaper" in the long run.
Fortunately, the effort per brick scales in a way that is less than linear, so the more bricks you can fire at once, the more energy effective (in terms of both labour and fuel) you’ll be.
He's probably gonna use his diamond play button as a shovel lmao
Actually he would have melted it in to a slab for further testing purposes ;)
@@The14Some1 sorry my friend.
Diamond is made of carbon and cannot be 'melted' into liquid. It sublimates into carbon gas and any imperfections.
Weird flex but ok.
I kinda wanna watch him do it, its not modern tech tho
Red Jaxs r/iamverysmart
@@salad2309 Not only r/ihavereddit (i know, iknow, r/ihaveihavereddit and such), but also in no way is he being r/iamverysmart -ey, he is just being smart.
Всё правильно! Молодец! Достойный человек.
Esse cara é muito bom, muito criativo
It's 1 am, I'm just back from work and I'm totally gonna enjoy this video while having a snack before going to bed. Thank you for making my night more interesting and relaxing. :)
This is beyond a survival skill: this is why brickmaking was a legitimate *profession.*
Hello
Hello
It's still a legitimate profession now.
You mean "is" a legit profession. Just saying. Bricks are a handy skill.
This guy has some amazing skills!