I'm so amazed to your primitive skills. You start from the axe 🪓 that is made of stone with the handle of wood. Everything you are using now from tools to shelter to a gear and a powerd by water machine that is made from wood including nails and bricks and Everything in your farm are all made by you incredible effort you have very skillful. I witnessed all of that from the start of your vlog. I know you will show us more from upcoming videos that you will do. I can't wait to see more of your videos. Thank you. You are helping me to overcome my anxiety depression God bless you and your family.
@Primitive Skills: A little cooking oil, grease, or wax on the gears and the spinning friction surfaces where the shafts go through the frame, will make them turn smoother and easier. When you separate enough seeds, you could also press out cotton seed oil from the seeds. Cotton seed oil can be used for cooking, lubrication, and/or lamp oil. A simple oil lamp would be another good project for you. You now have cotton; cotton makes an excellent wick for oil lamps and candles.
Since you feed them in the same place of the pond, couldn’t you make some floating barriers to keep the leftover food from the fish in one small area? I enjoy watching you on your farm it is so peaceful
I think your bamboo raft works very well, perhaps just reinforcing it would be enough. And bamboo grows back much more quickly than trees, so building out of bamboo whenever you can is a better use of your resources. Since raptors swoop down from above to hunt, your chicks could do with a roof. Perhaps weave a large bamboo enclosure for them, with walls, a door, and a roof with a very open weave to let in lots of air and light. But no floor. You could put it in different parts of your garden on different days, so your chicks can forage for seeds and bugs, and poop on your garden, but be protected from above. Another option is to keep the hen near you as you work, because I think the raptor will be too afraid of you to come close. But that won't help when you need to go to the forest, or home to edit and upload your videos. Has your family given you any advice about what happened to your upland rice crop?
Perhaps to avoid the attack of winged predators you could make a fence all around the farmyard and build a roof over it. This way you would hide the chickens from birds of prey view (at least from above). Unfortunately, other predators could arrive, such as foxes or weasels, in which case the roof would be of little use. Only very resistant and tight-meshed cages could protect them.
Also maybe something shinny like pinwheels with that "holographic" print on it. Neighbor uses that to keep Geese and other birds away from their yard and garden.
Quite the carving skills you have to do those roller ends and have them actually work. Your cotton gin looks just like pics I saw from museums. The cotton then has to be combed and spun into yarn/thread. You will need a drop spindle or spinning wheel of some sort. From there you have many options to make clothing. Knitting is pretty straightforward and gives a nice stretchy material. Crochet makes a heavier, non stretch fabric. There are many simple weaving methods, as well. I enjoy the fiber arts.
I think that you're splitting the wood to make the promised cotton gin. It's always a pleasure to watch you starting something, wondering how you will continue with it. And your place is in such good order, which inspires me to improve my own cluttered home. You've stored the wood so well, with the palm leaf roof to keep the rain off it.
You have studied your ancestors past well and put to purpose to show what we all need to know to survive. Brilliant. I have watched you from the start and in admiration for your diligence. Peace....
Try tying the branches into bundles first and attaching ropes to each. After the fish eat the leaves, then all you have to do is pull the bundles back to shore with the ropes.
I've been thinking for some time that it would be very interesting to see if you would ever make a boat. I'd love to see that, no matter if it would be used only in the pond or both there and one outside these grounds. Pretty sure it would be of much help for you either way. :) Always a pleasure following all of this, many thanks.
You really are a talented young man I know your family misses you when your are away. But I’m glad you made the videos they are most interesting to watch. What a gift you have been blessed with, an appreciative viewer. Thank you😊
Hey Duong!! I'm from Brazil, I follow your project for a long time and I love what you do, please don't stop!! You've been asking us for tips and feedback, and here are some of the things I've got: -Do you like mushrooms? Your region looks pretty humid, is it good for growing mushrooms on tree trunks? would you do it for us? -I have noticed that you spend a lot of time with fish food and that part of it ends up floating in the lake. If the food is shredded, would these leftovers run out? With this in mind, it would be interesting for you to build a food crusher, just as you have a food crusher to make flour, you could make something to grind grass and leaves into smaller pieces for animals and fish, making you have less time spent on chopping them with the knife and less leftovers. -An idea for fertilizers: create a compost bin with organic materials, so creating fertilizer for the plantation would be faster? -Kitchen renovation project, make bamboo walls create a wind shelter in cold days? -Use the area just in front of the house door, where there is this "hole" before the lake, could you create a small rice paddy in the water? just like you did a long time ago. -Traps for predators, urgent!! At the same time, create a fenced-in chicken coop for all the chickens.
Смотрю твои видео с момента, как ты переехал из пещеры на лужайку в маленькую хибарку. С того момента ты уже много добился! Желаю тебе оставаться здоровым, не боятся правды и жить в свое удовольствие ❤ Операторская работа поражает меня, столько грамотных кадров, всегда интересный угол обзора, динамика на уровне передач National Geographic! Спасибо тебе, твои ролики обладают особой успокаивающей и расслабляющей атмосферой. 🙂
I think it’s amazing that you have so much knowledge about this primitive lifestyle, but you are also a very good filmmaker! Do you edit your videos yourself, or do you have some help? I would love to hear more about what equipment you use, like camera and computer😁 keep doing what you do!
a boat would be a cool series! But make sure that you do your research. You don't want to end up with something that's not actually handy because it's unstable for example.
Sou do Brasil, até hoje os povos nativos da minha região no estado do Tocantins, usam canoas para pescas e vários trabalhos, esculpidas em uma única peça grande de madeira, eu recomendo muito uma dessas, são ótimos para rios e lagos, muito fortes e leves para carregar
Hola amigo,la mejor solución para tus gallinas y pollitos es hacerles un corral tejido y con cañas bien cerrado así no pasa el animal que los este acechando...es un problema de protección para ellos,así no los perderas,,,y con tu algodon yo hubiera hecho una manta tejida y una almohada...aunque sea de poco grosor,...la idea es descansar bien....y no entiendo porque jamas hiciste una mejor cocina...en serio eres muy buen artesano y tienes habilidades sorprendentes y sin embargo no las explotas al maximo...te sigo hace años y siempre me quedo con las ganas de ver que hagas una cocina mejor...y Por cierto gracias por tus videos,me relajan mucho..yo manejo camiones y el trafico y las ciudades me extresan bastante así que encuentro relajante tus videos,..aunque a veces esta sangre intranquila mia me da deseos de ir a ayudarte jaja 🤣 😌 siento debilidad por la naturaleza ....pues nada 🤷 te deseo buena suerte y FELICES FIESTAS....no pases mucho frío para que no te enfermes...el año que viene seguiré viendo tus videos..🥰🥰🥳🥳
@Primitive Skills: Go down to the river, collect the living aquatic plants the fish normally eat, and transplant them to your pond. That way, your fish food will replenish itself. Living plants in your pond have additional benefits. Increased oxygen levels, lower excessive nutrients, lower algae content. and clearer water.
Protecting mother hen & her new chicks is always a concern. At night, in their cage, kept them in your house until they have grown a bit. During the day, keep them close by and make a scarecrow to wade off predators, some at least.
You should make some more garden tools. A long handled wooden rake and a long handled wooden pitchfork would be handy in the garden, cleaning up after cutting weeds and with collecting that debris off your fish pond. You also need to create a composting area. You cut and prune a lot of plant material that can be composted and used back in your garden. I still would like to see you create some banana circles. You can use a lot of this debris in those.
Olá, Duomo Sou inscrita no seu canal há um ano e meio. Assisti todos os seus vídeos, desde o primeiro que postou. Fico ansiosa aguardando o novo vídeo. Acompanhar o seu trabalho me traz muita paz. Amei vê-lo construindo o tear. Minha sugestão é que construa também um fogão. Abraços! 🇧🇷🤗🇧🇷
GENIOOOO. DE ARGENTINA MI PAIS. LO FELICITO POR SU GRAN LABOR Y SACRIFICIO, QUISIERA PODER VIVIR COMO USTED. SALUDOS CORDIALES RICARDO DE SANTA FE ARGENTINA
It is good to see you my friend, I wish you good health and good luck in your life. Some sort of fence would be good to protect the chick's until they grow older, but not restrictive in weeding around the pond or access to the pond for you. Are the chicks in danger from birds or snakes? You probably should clean the pond weekly of the uneaten vegetation.
I'm happy you clean the pond! Boat is a good idea. But the raft is better for the job. You see it has a lot of cargo space for debris, and you can stand up on it.
Olá Duong, Sou inscrito no seu canal há anos e toda semana fico ansioso pra ver o seu progresso. Parabéns pelo trabalho, adimiro demais o povo vietnamita e espero uma dia poder viajar para o Vietnã e conhecer este belo país. O barco de madeira seria uma boa ideia, adoro te ver construindo coisas.
You can weave a cage with a roof to put your chicks in. We call it a chicken tractor. You can put it in your garden and move it every day. The chickens will clean and fertilize your garden while being safe from raptors.
@camillet9883 I had been thinking about this since he got the first chicken. Flintstone or Primitive; it works for some of the best gardeners with lots of space. Read my comment at the top or near the top and if you have a better idea on how he could make this happen please comment.
I reccomens just weaving more of the bamboo or branches together and making a simple roof over the area. It will keep the hawks from reaching them easily. The Other option is to build more hiding spaces for them.
I did read some of the comments also, and the chicken tractor comment stood out; among others. If you put the chicken coupe along with a surrounding fence the chicken poo will fertilizer the garden area. You will move the coupe and fence to another portion of the garden to fertilize another area; and keep going. This is normally done with tires and a tractor. You must think "Flintstone" since tires are not primitive. You can use a large bamboo tree's logs for 2 wheels that are the width of the left and right side of the coupe. Put smaller poles for dowels through a hole going through to the end of the log to turn the wheels. Mount the coupe on the dowels. Build the fence in parts so that you can attach and remove it when and where needed. Is one of your 9 chicks missing? Where are the rest of your chickens? I think the raft is better, it need maintenance. It has lasted so well sitting in water, it still looks good.
Du har et godt håndlag med dine egen produserte verktøy. Det har vært en glede å få følge deg siden den den dag du kom ut i skogen, med kun det du stod og gikk i. Og se alt hva du har fått utrettet. Det er ganske utrolig. Veldig godt gjort.
I am seeing more and more the scorching or charring of wood surfaces to make the wood harder, more rot resistant and long lasting. A lot of log cabin builders are doing this. You might try this on things you build from trees you harvest.
Sao cái gì cũng làm giỏi quá vậy chú bạn trẻ, video của bạn luôn có những điều thú vị đáng xem để học hỏi. Chúc bạn (Đường ) luôn khoẻ để làm thật nhiều video cho mọi người cùng xem nha❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Awesome dexterity and skills, your tool il impressive, congrats. I love what you done and you are doing :) And in your previous video, you ask if we are interesseted to listen you, and for me yes, if one day you can tell us good day ore something else, don't need to speak english, just speak :) Good luck for next :)
I'll say it again. You should make a fenced in area around the garden and a henhouse there, closer to your house and the kitchen. That will protect the chicks and help scare off the predators. The chickens will also work the soil in the garden and eat the weeds there. It means less work for you. As for the cotton gin, there's 2 problems. 1, damp seeds as you know. 2. Your technique. Stretch the cotton out a bit when you start feeding it in to the gin and continue pulling it out a bit. That will help the rollers push the seeds out. If you're still having troubles, the space between your rollers may be too large, as the rollers should grab and pull the cotton fibers through.
A little advice, try to dry the ingredients for fish feed and grind it on your water mortar (mill), so it will be easier for the fish to eat the crushed product and thanks to this, small fish will also eat.
To make roofing timber find and cut trees with straight grain (not twisted) and thinner sections should be easier to split off.. In the USA they seem to use pine trees and usually these ones for splitting have the bark removed first - cut the trunks into sections desired for the length of the "tiles" Keep the young chicks nearer to the rooms and make their roost able to be secured at night and also with a place for the hens and roosters to keep an eye out for predators too (cats and rats etc)... Best wishes for you, your wife and delightful children. Peace Love and Light
How do you know how much food the fish need? Also, when do you think you'll start harvesting them? Will they breed in the pond on their own, or do you need to create a nursery for the eggs like you did last time?
Buenas noche amigo, Dios te bendiga, que bello tenés tu granja, y los pollitos están lindos 😍 tienes que cuidarlos mucho de los gavilanes, felicitaciones por tus logros en tu granja, cuídate que tengas una excelente día con la bendición de Dios 🙏😘🤗👍
the gears are very impressive! an idea which may make fine work like that easier in the future would be the production of a metal file - can be as simple as using a chisel to forge ridges in a flat piece of metal.
You can place a few lanterns to attract insects around the edge of the pool at night to attract the insects as a supplement to the fish at night. And in the morning it will be chicken feed.
A wooden boat for the pond would be a good idea, much more stable than the raft. You should also build a rake to make it easier to clean the pond. As for the chickens, you definitely won't be able to allow them to free range anymore. Building a roofed fence, as some other commentator suggested, would also be required. What happened to the other chickens that were babies when you first brought the hen to your farm?
for protecting the chicks, you could make a large wireframe hemisphere made of bamboo strips, then cover the holes with a mesh made from thinner bamboo strips and place it over your chicken coop, or anywhere else
Bonjour de france je trouve vos création vraiment superbes , c'est très beau chez vous grâce à votre travail!bonne continuation et superbe nouvelle année!
Oi Duong, bom dia! Que pena você perdeu um pintinho. Pegue esse predador na armadilha, ou faça uma espingarda. O fuso você pode aclopar à roda d'água e monitorar a limpeza do ajgodão. Aconselho a fazer uma estufa de ferro para aquecimento no inverno. Sua fã do 👵🏻🇧🇷
@Primitive Skills: A series of loosely/open weave, square or rectangular panel/screens laid flat (horizontal to the ground) and raised on one-foot legs will provide raptor shelter for the chickens. It is what we do where I live. They are light weight and easily moved to different areas as needed. These "roofs" are open sided, and the chickens can come and go as they please. The panels simply provide overhead protection. When the chickens sense a predator, they run underneath these panels until the danger is gone. Approximately 244cm x 122cm is a good size that is light weight and easy to move around.
Catch minnows and other fish that stay small and put them in your pond. They are awesome feeders for the fish and they will grow big leaving you more time for other chores. When my hens have babies I keep them in an inclosure until they they get most of their adult feathers. The hawks are less likely to grab them.
a. Un bote de madera puede ser divertido...pero es demasiado inestable y pesado como para recoger basura del estanque. Para ese fin, la balsa está muy bien. b. De mi experiencia propia de criar aves en clima tropical y con selva alrededor, te recomiendo que hagas un corral de bambú, con buen techo y los maderos bien enterrados para evitar que ciertos depredadores hagan túneles. c. No está en este video, pero hubiera sido mejor que sellaras las tejas de madera «tostándolas» al fuego: es una técnica japonesa que se llama «yakisugi» (o «shou-sugi-ban»).
@@phenixar1717 Y también es una buena manera de afilar las estacas para clavar en el suelo, de modo que duren mucho más tiempo sin podrirse o ser atacadas por insectos. Lo mismo se puede hacer para sellar y endurecer el pie de las columnas de madera que van a ir enterradas. De nuevo, por experiencia propia.
Hi Duong, I think your rafts work really well, lots of space to collect the fish food debris. I think making a boat may be a waste of your time and effort. Perhaps work on some tools to manoeuvre the raft and collect the waste.
If you want to make a Wooden Boat, or protect your wooden machines (Manjolo, water wheel); there is a way to make a sealant from tree sap, by boiling it to condense the resin. Brush onto your wooden tools and machines to seal them against moisture/rot.
Merry Christmas, I am praying for a bountiful year for you and yours. Be careful, be safe, and stay happy. 💝💝💝💝 Just build a second raft on the old one this will give you more stability, I think. Cute baby chicks, congrats on their hatching. Nails with their points out on a board can be used like a comb to separate the seeds and comb the cotton as sheep herders do with wool, maybe. Hope this is a good suggestion.
I get so lost in the peace and tranquillity of the atmosphere, the chickens coming over to you to see what you’re doing, the sound of the water, watching you carefully working and forget to turn on the captions. Let me finish watching😂❤✌️👍🙏🦋🐝☯️🕉️🧘♀️
Making those gears was really impressive, making them work together was even better.
I'm so amazed to your primitive skills. You start from the axe 🪓 that is made of stone with the handle of wood. Everything you are using now from tools to shelter to a gear and a powerd by water machine that is made from wood including nails and bricks and Everything in your farm are all made by you incredible effort you have very skillful. I witnessed all of that from the start of your vlog. I know you will show us more from upcoming videos that you will do. I can't wait to see more of your videos. Thank you. You are helping me to overcome my anxiety depression God bless you and your family.
Pls stay positive for every one of has a low point in our lives, forget about your anxiety pls..
Can't wait for him to start creating a flying car.
hello daer friend
@Primitive Skills: A little cooking oil, grease, or wax on the gears and the spinning friction surfaces where the shafts go through the frame, will make them turn smoother and easier.
When you separate enough seeds, you could also press out cotton seed oil from the seeds. Cotton seed oil can be used for cooking, lubrication, and/or lamp oil.
A simple oil lamp would be another good project for you. You now have cotton; cotton makes an excellent wick for oil lamps and candles.
Cotton seed oil isn’t recommended as a good though
The cotton gin is super impressive! One of the most impressive things you have made.
Since you feed them in the same place of the pond, couldn’t you make some floating barriers to keep the leftover food from the fish in one small area? I enjoy watching you on your farm it is so peaceful
I think your bamboo raft works very well, perhaps just reinforcing it would be enough. And bamboo grows back much more quickly than trees, so building out of bamboo whenever you can is a better use of your resources.
Since raptors swoop down from above to hunt, your chicks could do with a roof. Perhaps weave a large bamboo enclosure for them, with walls, a door, and a roof with a very open weave to let in lots of air and light. But no floor. You could put it in different parts of your garden on different days, so your chicks can forage for seeds and bugs, and poop on your garden, but be protected from above. Another option is to keep the hen near you as you work, because I think the raptor will be too afraid of you to come close. But that won't help when you need to go to the forest, or home to edit and upload your videos.
Has your family given you any advice about what happened to your upland rice crop?
Perhaps to avoid the attack of winged predators you could make a fence all around the farmyard and build a roof over it. This way you would hide the chickens from birds of prey view (at least from above). Unfortunately, other predators could arrive, such as foxes or weasels, in which case the roof would be of little use. Only very resistant and tight-meshed cages could protect them.
Yes I think also a fence is mendatory for little chicken :)
A fence and then just string monofilament (fishing line) over it. People use this trick to keep Koi ponds safe.
Also maybe something shinny like pinwheels with that "holographic" print on it. Neighbor uses that to keep Geese and other birds away from their yard and garden.
Or a well trained dog?
A bigger coof with a small enclosure with a roof and a fence will certainly protect them a lot.
Quite the carving skills you have to do those roller ends and have them actually work. Your cotton gin looks just like pics I saw from museums. The cotton then has to be combed and spun into yarn/thread. You will need a drop spindle or spinning wheel of some sort. From there you have many options to make clothing. Knitting is pretty straightforward and gives a nice stretchy material. Crochet makes a heavier, non stretch fabric. There are many simple weaving methods, as well. I enjoy the fiber arts.
I could see the cotton gin being adjusted to also wring water out of thin wet clothes.
I think that you're splitting the wood to make the promised cotton gin. It's always a pleasure to watch you starting something, wondering how you will continue with it. And your place is in such good order, which inspires me to improve my own cluttered home. You've stored the wood so well, with the palm leaf roof to keep the rain off it.
You have studied your ancestors past well and put to purpose to show what we all need to know to survive. Brilliant. I have watched you from the start and in admiration for your diligence. Peace....
Try tying the branches into bundles first and attaching ropes to each. After the fish eat the leaves, then all you have to do is pull the bundles back to shore with the ropes.
Você deveria fazer uma gaiola grande de bambu pra proteger os filhotes 🐥 até ficarem maiores fora de perigo, esse predador vai voltar 😢
I've been thinking for some time that it would be very interesting to see if you would ever make a boat.
I'd love to see that, no matter if it would be used only in the pond or both there and one outside these grounds.
Pretty sure it would be of much help for you either way. :)
Always a pleasure following all of this, many thanks.
You really are a talented young man I know your family misses you when your are away. But I’m glad you made the videos they are most interesting to watch. What a gift you have been blessed with, an appreciative viewer. Thank you😊
Молодец, золотые руки.
Hey Duong!! I'm from Brazil, I follow your project for a long time and I love what you do, please don't stop!!
You've been asking us for tips and feedback, and here are some of the things I've got:
-Do you like mushrooms? Your region looks pretty humid, is it good for growing mushrooms on tree trunks? would you do it for us?
-I have noticed that you spend a lot of time with fish food and that part of it ends up floating in the lake. If the food is shredded, would these leftovers run out? With this in mind, it would be interesting for you to build a food crusher, just as you have a food crusher to make flour, you could make something to grind grass and leaves into smaller pieces for animals and fish, making you have less time spent on chopping them with the knife and less leftovers.
-An idea for fertilizers: create a compost bin with organic materials, so creating fertilizer for the plantation would be faster?
-Kitchen renovation project, make bamboo walls create a wind shelter in cold days?
-Use the area just in front of the house door, where there is this "hole" before the lake, could you create a small rice paddy in the water? just like you did a long time ago.
-Traps for predators, urgent!! At the same time, create a fenced-in chicken coop for all the chickens.
Смотрю твои видео с момента, как ты переехал из пещеры на лужайку в маленькую хибарку.
С того момента ты уже много добился! Желаю тебе оставаться здоровым, не боятся правды и жить в свое удовольствие ❤
Операторская работа поражает меня, столько грамотных кадров, всегда интересный угол обзора, динамика на уровне передач National Geographic!
Спасибо тебе, твои ролики обладают особой успокаивающей и расслабляющей атмосферой.
🙂
Приятно встретить своих
I think it’s amazing that you have so much knowledge about this primitive lifestyle, but you are also a very good filmmaker! Do you edit your videos yourself, or do you have some help? I would love to hear more about what equipment you use, like camera and computer😁 keep doing what you do!
a boat would be a cool series! But make sure that you do your research. You don't want to end up with something that's not actually handy because it's unstable for example.
Looking forward.
Sou do Brasil, até hoje os povos nativos da minha região no estado do Tocantins, usam canoas para pescas e vários trabalhos, esculpidas em uma única peça grande de madeira, eu recomendo muito uma dessas, são ótimos para rios e lagos, muito fortes e leves para carregar
Hola amigo,la mejor solución para tus gallinas y pollitos es hacerles un corral tejido y con cañas bien cerrado así no pasa el animal que los este acechando...es un problema de protección para ellos,así no los perderas,,,y con tu algodon yo hubiera hecho una manta tejida y una almohada...aunque sea de poco grosor,...la idea es descansar bien....y no entiendo porque jamas hiciste una mejor cocina...en serio eres muy buen artesano y tienes habilidades sorprendentes y sin embargo no las explotas al maximo...te sigo hace años y siempre me quedo con las ganas de ver que hagas una cocina mejor...y Por cierto gracias por tus videos,me relajan mucho..yo manejo camiones y el trafico y las ciudades me extresan bastante así que encuentro relajante tus videos,..aunque a veces esta sangre intranquila mia me da deseos de ir a ayudarte jaja 🤣 😌 siento debilidad por la naturaleza ....pues nada 🤷 te deseo buena suerte y FELICES FIESTAS....no pases mucho frío para que no te enfermes...el año que viene seguiré viendo tus videos..🥰🥰🥳🥳
Bom dia tudo bem com você gosto de ver seu trabalho parabéns felicidades
@Primitive Skills: Go down to the river, collect the living aquatic plants the fish normally eat, and transplant them to your pond. That way, your fish food will replenish itself. Living plants in your pond have additional benefits. Increased oxygen levels, lower excessive nutrients, lower algae content. and clearer water.
Một cuộc sống bình yên,một nơi thật đáng để hưởng thụ
Where are you watching from?
Protecting mother hen & her new chicks is always a concern. At night, in their cage, kept them in your house until they have grown a bit. During the day, keep them close by and make a scarecrow to wade off predators, some at least.
Thank you , Duong .
🐺
You should make some more garden tools. A long handled wooden rake and a long handled wooden pitchfork would be handy in the garden, cleaning up after cutting weeds and with collecting that debris off your fish pond.
You also need to create a composting area. You cut and prune a lot of plant material that can be composted and used back in your garden. I still would like to see you create some banana circles. You can use a lot of this debris in those.
Una preciosidad de vídeo, creo no haberme perdido ninguno, pero no suelo comentar pero si doy a me gusta siempre
Make a press for the cotton seeds and you can get cotton seed oil which can be used to lubricate your cotton gin.
Bom dia! Observar seu trabalho me restaura o espírito.
thank you! have a nice day
ele é bem habilidoso
@@PrimitiveSkillsnet
Скажите, а где первые, дикие цеплята?! Уши в лес, или пошли в суп?!🥰
@@PrimitiveSkillsnet
Когда вы сделаете печку внутри дома, чтобы тепло было и сухо?!
Olá, Duomo
Sou inscrita no seu canal há um ano e meio. Assisti todos os seus vídeos, desde o primeiro que postou.
Fico ansiosa aguardando o novo vídeo. Acompanhar o seu trabalho me traz muita paz.
Amei vê-lo construindo o tear. Minha sugestão é que construa também um fogão.
Abraços! 🇧🇷🤗🇧🇷
Смотрю из России. И уже давно подписан. У нас зима и очень холодно..
Une nouvelle fois je suis impressionné par ta ténacité et ta détermination pour réaliser l'impossible. Bravo 💯👏
GENIOOOO. DE ARGENTINA MI PAIS. LO FELICITO POR SU GRAN LABOR Y SACRIFICIO, QUISIERA PODER VIVIR COMO USTED.
SALUDOS CORDIALES
RICARDO DE SANTA FE ARGENTINA
I couldn't wait for you to be able to work this cotton, great job. You are true hero of XXI century.
your skill set enables you to live like a rich man, just by smart work and labor. you are making the ancestors very proud.
It is good to see you my friend, I wish you good health and good luck in your life. Some sort of fence would be good to protect the chick's until they grow older, but not restrictive in weeding around the pond or access to the pond for you. Are the chicks in danger from birds or snakes? You probably should clean the pond weekly of the uneaten vegetation.
Love your channel and content. Always relaxing and super-interesting to watch your work.
hello daer friend
I really love joinery projects. It's amazing what you are able to make without glue while using basic tools.
I'm happy you clean the pond! Boat is a good idea. But the raft is better for the job. You see it has a lot of cargo space for debris, and you can stand up on it.
Olá Duong, Sou inscrito no seu canal há anos e toda semana fico ansioso pra ver o seu progresso. Parabéns pelo trabalho, adimiro demais o povo vietnamita e espero uma dia poder viajar para o Vietnã e conhecer este belo país.
O barco de madeira seria uma boa ideia, adoro te ver construindo coisas.
You can weave a cage with a roof to put your chicks in. We call it a chicken tractor. You can put it in your garden and move it every day. The chickens will clean and fertilize your garden while being safe from raptors.
@camillet9883 I had been thinking about this since he got the first chicken. Flintstone or Primitive; it works for some of the best gardeners with lots of space. Read my comment at the top or near the top and if you have a better idea on how he could make this happen please comment.
Это КРУТО!!!!! Наконец-то мы опять увидели как вы создаёте новые механизмы. Надеемся увидеть создание одежды из хлопка!☝️🤗
Search for native aquatic plants in the rivers and creeks nearby to grow in your pond!!!
good video,
Thanks!
На плоту мне кажется больше места и удобно собирать траву а в лодке тесно
Hello, i love to watching your videos, I hope you have a great day.
thank you
Pra não perde mais pintinhos faça um viveiro pra que eles cresça mais é saiba se defender dos predadores 🇧🇷
I reccomens just weaving more of the bamboo or branches together and making a simple roof over the area. It will keep the hawks from reaching them easily. The Other option is to build more hiding spaces for them.
I did read some of the comments also, and the chicken tractor comment stood out; among others. If you put the chicken coupe along with a surrounding fence the chicken poo will fertilizer the garden area. You will move the coupe and fence to another portion of the garden to fertilize another area; and keep going. This is normally done with tires and a tractor. You must think "Flintstone" since tires are not primitive. You can use a large bamboo tree's logs for 2 wheels that are the width of the left and right side of the coupe. Put smaller poles for dowels through a hole going through to the end of the log to turn the wheels. Mount the coupe on the dowels. Build the fence in parts so that you can attach and remove it when and where needed. Is one of your 9 chicks missing? Where are the rest of your chickens? I think the raft is better, it need maintenance. It has lasted so well sitting in water, it still looks good.
Du har et godt håndlag med dine egen produserte verktøy. Det har vært en glede å få følge deg siden den den dag du kom ut i skogen, med kun det du stod og gikk i. Og se alt hva du har fått utrettet. Det er ganske utrolig. Veldig godt gjort.
今回も楽しみにしています！
Gosto muito dos seus vídeos
tudo que vc cria fica magnífico parabéns
I hope that you can weave fabric someday
Watching from the Philippines
I am seeing more and more the scorching or charring of wood surfaces to make the wood harder, more rot resistant and long lasting. A lot of log cabin builders are doing this. You might try this on things you build from trees you harvest.
У нас в Сибири зима снежная,мороз бывает до 30 градусов,мы тепло одеваемся и у нас теплые дома,а птицам нужен просторный вольер для защиты.
Sao cái gì cũng làm giỏi quá vậy chú bạn trẻ, video của bạn luôn có những điều thú vị đáng xem để học hỏi. Chúc bạn (Đường ) luôn khoẻ để làm thật nhiều video cho mọi người cùng xem nha❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Vâg, cảm ơn bác ạ^^
Awesome dexterity and skills, your tool il impressive, congrats. I love what you done and you are doing :)
And in your previous video, you ask if we are interesseted to listen you, and for me yes, if one day you can tell us good day ore something else, don't need to speak english, just speak :)
Good luck for next :)
I'll say it again. You should make a fenced in area around the garden and a henhouse there, closer to your house and the kitchen. That will protect the chicks and help scare off the predators. The chickens will also work the soil in the garden and eat the weeds there. It means less work for you.
As for the cotton gin, there's 2 problems. 1, damp seeds as you know. 2. Your technique. Stretch the cotton out a bit when you start feeding it in to the gin and continue pulling it out a bit. That will help the rollers push the seeds out. If you're still having troubles, the space between your rollers may be too large, as the rollers should grab and pull the cotton fibers through.
Use the power of the waterwheal to power the cotton machine and makes it easier to do work and makes more efficient
Like farming technique floating rice field in lake massive hydro farm potential
Wonderful cotton gin! I think you should make a roof and fences from bamboo for the chicks
Very excited for you 😁
A little advice, try to dry the ingredients for fish feed and grind it on your water mortar (mill), so it will be easier for the fish to eat the crushed product and thanks to this, small fish will also eat.
To make roofing timber find and cut trees with straight grain (not twisted) and thinner sections should be easier to split off.. In the USA they seem to use pine trees and usually these ones for splitting have the bark removed first - cut the trunks into sections desired for the length of the "tiles"
Keep the young chicks nearer to the rooms and make their roost able to be secured at night and also with a place for the hens and roosters to keep an eye out for predators too (cats and rats etc)... Best wishes for you, your wife and delightful children. Peace Love and Light
Another tip for saving chickens is to build a brooder for them. Whatever they come out of it, and grow them there until they grow up
very interesting
I like to innovating material that makes job easy. As you did . Thank you
How do you know how much food the fish need?
Also, when do you think you'll start harvesting them?
Will they breed in the pond on their own, or do you need to create a nursery for the eggs like you did last time?
Beautiful work on the gears! They mesh well but some lard would help
As he runs the cotton through, the oil from the seeds might help lubricate them a little.
Buenas noche amigo, Dios te bendiga, que bello tenés tu granja, y los pollitos están lindos 😍 tienes que cuidarlos mucho de los gavilanes, felicitaciones por tus logros en tu granja, cuídate que tengas una excelente día con la bendición de Dios 🙏😘🤗👍
the gears are very impressive! an idea which may make fine work like that easier in the future would be the production of a metal file - can be as simple as using a chisel to forge ridges in a flat piece of metal.
Deberías construir un recinto cerrado y techado para los pollitos y que estén a salvo
Попал в самое начало стрима, но в записи смотреть намного лучше, т.к субтитры на родном языке
Стройка вдохновения души
Parabéns Duong. Ótimos vídeos!!
You can place a few lanterns to attract insects around the edge of the pool at night to attract the insects as a supplement to the fish at night. And in the morning it will be chicken feed.
A wooden boat for the pond would be a good idea, much more stable than the raft. You should also build a rake to make it easier to clean the pond. As for the chickens, you definitely won't be able to allow them to free range anymore. Building a roofed fence, as some other commentator suggested, would also be required. What happened to the other chickens that were babies when you first brought the hen to your farm?
for protecting the chicks, you could make a large wireframe hemisphere made of bamboo strips, then cover the holes with a mesh made from thinner bamboo strips and place it over your chicken coop, or anywhere else
Bonjour de france je trouve vos création vraiment superbes , c'est très beau chez vous grâce à votre travail!bonne continuation et superbe nouvelle année!
Oi Duong, bom dia!
Que pena você perdeu um pintinho. Pegue esse predador na armadilha, ou faça uma espingarda.
O fuso você pode aclopar à roda d'água e monitorar a limpeza do ajgodão.
Aconselho a fazer uma estufa de ferro para aquecimento no inverno.
Sua fã do 👵🏻🇧🇷
Yes...m waiting u
I think is a good idea make a boat. Good luck and healthy.
Хотел заметить, что вы делаете отличные субтитры к видео! Удачи и здоровья вам и вашей семье!
@Primitive Skills: A series of loosely/open weave, square or rectangular panel/screens laid flat (horizontal to the ground) and raised on one-foot legs will provide raptor shelter for the chickens. It is what we do where I live. They are light weight and easily moved to different areas as needed. These "roofs" are open sided, and the chickens can come and go as they please. The panels simply provide overhead protection. When the chickens sense a predator, they run underneath these panels until the danger is gone.
Approximately 244cm x 122cm is a good size that is light weight and easy to move around.
Catch minnows and other fish that stay small and put them in your pond. They are awesome feeders for the fish and they will grow big leaving you more time for other chores.
When my hens have babies I keep them in an inclosure until they they get most of their adult feathers. The hawks are less likely to grab them.
a. Un bote de madera puede ser divertido...pero es demasiado inestable y pesado como para recoger basura del estanque. Para ese fin, la balsa está muy bien.
b. De mi experiencia propia de criar aves en clima tropical y con selva alrededor, te recomiendo que hagas un corral de bambú, con buen techo y los maderos bien enterrados para evitar que ciertos depredadores hagan túneles.
c. No está en este video, pero hubiera sido mejor que sellaras las tejas de madera «tostándolas» al fuego: es una técnica japonesa que se llama «yakisugi» (o «shou-sugi-ban»).
Yes "yakisugi" is a good process to stabilize wood in water or in wet area. I thouk the same thing :)
@@phenixar1717 Y también es una buena manera de afilar las estacas para clavar en el suelo, de modo que duren mucho más tiempo sin podrirse o ser atacadas por insectos. Lo mismo se puede hacer para sellar y endurecer el pie de las columnas de madera que van a ir enterradas.
De nuevo, por experiencia propia.
Welcome king👍
Hi Duong, I think your rafts work really well, lots of space to collect the fish food debris. I think making a boat may be a waste of your time and effort. Perhaps work on some tools to manoeuvre the raft and collect the waste.
bravo
If you want to make a Wooden Boat, or protect your wooden machines (Manjolo, water wheel); there is a way to make a sealant from tree sap, by boiling it to condense the resin. Brush onto your wooden tools and machines to seal them against moisture/rot.
Im sad for your loss of the chick, I hope you have many great successes in the future
Absolutely love watching your videos. You put so much work and love into them, it gives me such a happy peaceful feeling. Thank you!
Merry Christmas, I am praying for a bountiful year for you and yours. Be careful, be safe, and stay happy. 💝💝💝💝 Just build a second raft on the old one this will give you more stability, I think. Cute baby chicks, congrats on their hatching. Nails with their points out on a board can be used like a comb to separate the seeds and comb the cotton as sheep herders do with wool, maybe. Hope this is a good suggestion.
Like floating rice field farming technique massive hydro potential
amazing video thank's you !
excellent !!
I get so lost in the peace and tranquillity of the atmosphere, the chickens coming over to you to see what you’re doing, the sound of the water, watching you carefully working and forget to turn on the captions.
Let me finish watching😂❤✌️👍🙏🦋🐝☯️🕉️🧘♀️
Make a rectangular or square floating fish feeder from four bamboos. So that the remains of plants do not float in the lake.