Primitive Skills: forging chisel, stone carving and open a new step
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Hello everyone, my name is Duong.
I am 32 years old.
I live in a poor mountainous area of Vietnam.
From a young age, I had to work hard to help my parents.
Difficult life is always around, I work and learn everything from my grandparents and the old people in the village.
Gradually, I mastered the skills.
5 years ago, I decided to live the challenge.
Determined to learn about the primitive way of life, I chose to live in the wilderness, alone.
Where there's no technology and forcing yourself to pass, it feels great!
How about you? Your life is definitely different from mine.
Have fun watching the video!
Please send me ideas to gmail: huyduong.primitiveskills@gmail.com
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Вот молодец! Трудяга, такое хозяйство развел, для жизни есть все, свежий воздух, рыба,куры, свиньи, уважаю!
@Primitive Skills: A couple of Observations"
1) Forge yourself a small hook knife. It will help you greatly when harvesting, or for light trimming of plants.
2) Weave yourself a scoop/skimmer and attach it securely to a long pole. Kind of like a giant spoon with an extra-long handle.
It will help you greatly to keep your pond clean of leaves and other debris. Weave the head/bowl part similar to that flat basket that you use for cleaning or carrying fresh cement.
The open spaces should be much larger/more open to allow the water to escape. But not so large as to let the leaves and debris to pass through.
It will also help rescue stupid chickens that fall in the pond.
Thank you, great ideas
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@@PrimitiveSkillsnet Also maybe repairing that old waterwheel, it's in a sorry state. Keep up the good work!
Duong, you should attach a longer handle to the broom for sweeping, it would be better for your back. I wish you good health my friend!
Besides the rats, I believe the soil may not have sufficient drainage due to the heavy rainfall and lack of aeration. Mixed presence of cassava plants in your field may also deprive your corn of essential exposure to sunlight. If these issues can be addressed, you should see an improvement in your corn yield.
Your animal care is wonderful and it's great to see them all so friendly and healthy. Great work!
Seeing you working at the forge again is my favorite part. The creation of new tools from iron is wondrous. Perhaps you can make a pedal system for your bellows someday? This could take a lot of stress off your arm and back, if it can be operated with just the bouncing motion of one foot. I'm eager to see what you'll create with your new chisels!
I hope you save some of the millet seed for next year. You can grow it on poor ground and use it to feed young chickens. All of your chickens will love it, really.
Another suggestion: if you attach a bamboo basket to a stick it would be much easier to clean the pond. You could just scoop up the dead leaves and the water would drain away instead of having to use your hands to collect them one at a time.
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YES!! Cannot wait to see a stone working video!
You need a few cats at the farm and 100% they will help
I'm very impressed by how your chickens are doing. I hope you're selling lots at the market and that your children are earing very well.
Thank you
A bit of advice for tempering the chisel tips: when you take them out of the fire wait until the tips turn bright yellow before quenching them that will make them last longer and make them less prone to shattering.
Thank you for sharing
It depends on the type of metal . High carbon steel or iron.
Thanks for that tip. It's good to know.
You are so awesome! I read once long ago on one of your videos that you talked with elder people to learn ancient skills. Wisdom should be shared. So thank you again for sharing the wisdom of your ancestors. Take care of you and your family. Tell them I said hi😃👋. God bless you.
@@QuantumPyrite_88.9 he’s using iron and since these are to be used on stone they require additional strength in order to cut it.
I love your farm. And I know about millet. Pet Birds also like it. Glad your back and doing well.
Perhaps pack round the nest baskets with straw to fill the gaps where the eggs are falling.
You are a good farmer and blacksmith!
Your fish are getting bigger and both the farms keep improving.
After you fix the water wheel, forge 2 curved blades to make a chaff cutter to prepare pig and fish food.
Google - chaff cutter.
Also get some ducks to eat bugs in vegetable garden and rice paddy.
Keep up the great content.
Hi Duong! Glad to see you back on the farm! Hoping you had a nice visit with your children! : ) How far away is home from the farm?
Your corn… If you could grow your corn in a garden area that is flatter and can be easily tended and managed, it might help prevent the rats from invading and eating a lot of it. When weeds, grass and vines are allowed to grow, I would think that it would create wonderful places for rats to inhabit, climb around, explore and nest, especially with they have a wonderful food source right in the middle of it. Is there a native plant that you could plant in and around the perimeter of future corn gardens that rats do not like? A plant that has a scent that naturally will push them away would help a lot? You might also find ways to trap the rats. There are other videos on UA-cam with really cool rat traps!
Cleaning leaves, etc. from your pond…
People that clean swimming pools for a living have these long poles with a net on the end that they use to skim the water surface to collect plant debris, etc. I bet you could make something similar with bamboo to help you clean your pond.
Chisels… Tools like this are great property and will be wonderful, multi-purpose tools on your farm. I do hope that you have a worthwhile rock carving project, like creating a sink, water basin, or grain grinding wheel mill for your kitchen, etc. Rock carving, sculpting is another labor intensive task that takes hours of valuable time to complete a project. That said, this would be a good way to use winter time when you aren’t busy growing crops.
You water wheel has been down for sometime and in need of major repairs. Do you plan on rebuilding it? You did demonstrate uses with it and had not yet explored all of its potential.
Thank you, the water wheel I will fix one day soonest
Nội dung rất hay, chủ kênh có nhiều video hay. Bản thân mình thì thấy có chút sạn là đồi trồng sắn dễ bị sạt lở lắm. Xu hướng mà có ai muốn đâu nhỉ? Chúc chủ kênh vui vẻ và có nhiều video ý nghĩa.
Ура! Кузница😊
I'm sorry to see so much of the corn ruined by pests. Since that field is quite overgrown is lack of development of kernels caused by lack of sunlight?
Partially. That and the pollinator have a difficult time finding the Corn flowers and getting to them.
Your chickens and pigs would like to share in the harvest of cassava leaves too.
Cool content as always.
Cheers from France
duong forging is always good!
When my mother was alive she had budges in the house and they got millet to eat every day.
Good to have you back. You need to make a net with which to scoop up the debris in the water. It's so good to hear the fish bell again. I know millet. I use the flour in baking bread, pancakes and many other recipes. As for the eggs - we use light to see if alive and good. We never shake eggs.
How long can the food for the pigs stay in the pot before it goes bad I would hat to see the pigs get sick. I love the little pigs they are so cute and if you take chickens take the roosters you only need one for the hens ❤😊❤😊
I enjoy the closed captions. I learn very much. You and your wife make a great team. Keep up the great work.
Thank you 🥰🥰
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Can someone let him know, in his language, about all the fertilizer that those chickens produce. He should be using it on his gardens.
Great video! I love how you cover so many topic like harvesting, fish keeping, livestock farming and blacksmithing. It feels like we’re getting a nice tour around your farm.
It would be great to see another video of you going into the forest and finding new small fruit trees to add around your house, it would be interesting to see different vegetables and herbs as well.
Keep up the great work
Thank you so much
Thank you , Duong .
🐺 Loupis Canis .
My grandmother used a light to see if the eggs ate good or bad, if chicken is growing it shows. I was raised on a farm. Miss my grandparents and my dad. I was taught many things, how to garden and can veggies . I'm not able now to garden but I still can my food or freeze it.
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Also for finding your corn plants, you could put tall stakes in the ground that you can see from a distance, maybe with coloured flags to mark different plants?
You should bring cats on the farm to keep down rodent population😊
Du må vist sette i stand vannhjulet dit også det var jo fint med slipestein og belg till essen , du kunne jo sikkert greie og lage både treskeværk og ei sag for og lage planker og bord
Now that you got chisels, t a large stone, make a wet wheel for your water mill. Any time you need something sharpened, turn on the water wheel and grind whatever needs sharpening.
first primitive peoples make water wheel blow air to furnace, and sharpen tools,knives etc, and mill rice and other plants, chisell can made good mill stones. and scredder vegetables when make pig food, etc lot simple primite simple machine help you work, same doing old primitive village peoples.
@@mattivirta What do that have to do with making a grinding wheel for sharpening things
I like the idea your entire family moves to the primitive house!
I love the forging videos, no idea why it’s literally just you banging a piece of metal with another piece of metal 😂😂😂
And I'm impressed by how Duong can use a big rock as a perfectly acceptable substitute for an anvil.
Oh no! The water wheel is broken. 😪
Thank you my friend
Looks like you need to rebuild the water wheel. You did all that work for an automatic bellows and sharpening stone.
It needs a different design. This one doesn't produce enough power, or controllability.
i hope you make a stone grinder, and powered by your water mill
Please get some safety glasses for using while chisel working on the big rocks. You could get a shard of rock in the eye. I'm glad you are home.
Build a bridge on your pond!!!
Привет,
1-е: урожай кукурузы больше чем был раньше, возможно ожидания твои были другие, прогресс есть.
2-е: такие видео как изготовление железных инструментов делает весь канал интересным.
3- е: Самое главное, все мы живём для детей, всё что мы делаем, делается для них, это обязательно для человека и только так мы живём, в их душах, мы продолжаемся в них, НЕ УПУСКАЙ ВОЗМОЖНОСТЬ видеть их, для нас они растут быстрее чем мы.
Thank you
One thing you might want to make to make it easier to clean the fishpond is a net on a pole, like those used by fishermen to catch fish, or by pool workers cleaning up pools. It will make it easier for you to clean up the pool without straining yourself too much.
Also, I am not a farmer so I cannot be taken for my word but I feel like the area the corn is grown in has too many other tall plants. Those plants might be draining nutrients, taking up sunlight, or making it easier for vermin to reach the corn to consume. Again, not a farmer, but I feel like you should remove the tall plants around the cornfield or plant them closer to your farm for easier maintenance.
Glad to see you are doing fine. And looking forward to new videos.
"Clearing competing plants": As a Landscape Contractor, Farmer, Gardener, your gut instinct is correct. Especially "Sunlight". Corn loves sunlight. In among the cassava, the corn is being out competed.
This also invites a whole host of other problems: Pollinators not being able to get into the corn flowers The reason for few kernels (seeds) on the Corncobs . Poor air circulation (invites molds and mildews). Cover/shelter to animals that eat the corn. He just opened a "Free Restaurant" outside their front door.
Etc.
Your skills and perseverance are unmatched! You must be so proud of your family and farm - congratulations on all of your achievements.
If you've not yet made a video on how you make your forge charcoal, please show us the process for this key resource to your tool making.
Many thanks for all of you dedication and hard work.
Thank you so much
I think the problem is corm is wind pollinated and doesn't do well wind shaded by taller plants. Try planting them with beans and squash. Thats what my people did.
The chisels looks kinda dull, you should try carburizing them (increasing the carbon content) to improve hardness by placing them for 15min in a clay envelope containing charcoal (same assembly as a Wellington beef, but with Steel, charcoal, and clay instead of meat, duxelle, puff pastry) or by doing a more drastic quenching by rapidly agitating the steel in water instead of just puting and wait as you did
Thank you for sharing
I would love to see a video on how you make your coal and your lime
There is a very simple, yet effective mouse trap for dealing with mice and rats that can be made with primitive materials as well. Make a large clay pot, and near the rim at the top, make 2 small holes that you can feed string through. Then take a length of bamboo that reaches all the way across the inside of the pot, but still fits inside the top with a little space. Feed the string up through the bottom of the bamboo until it comes out of the top. Tie both ends to the holes of the pot. When you place a small piece of bait on the bamboo, mice and rats will climb the pot, and jump on the bamboo, but the string will make the bamboo roll when they get close to the middle, and they will fall into the pot.
Sounds good!
Thank you, great idea
Yes, candling. You hold an egg up against a bright light in a dark room and you'll be able to see what is inside. Your new electric light bulb should work for that.
Everything is coming on so well. I hope you can get the Family to come & visit to see the piglets & the chickens. So much has grown since you 1st started your project its amazing. Love to all the Family & Stay Safe & Prosper. Love from all of us here. TF
Thank you, I will bring my family to visit someday
Corn is fertilized by air currents. You’ll get better yields planting it in the open and in blocks rather than rows wide apart.
I know that you taked about the water wheel before, that you didn't think that the water flow would be enough to generate power, but it most definitely can work provide you with another source of power.
More electricity would make things so much easier.
You could even string lights along the trees to the roof of the buildings at the farm so you could work and have light when it gets dark.
There are so many videos about using the water wheel for electricity.
And if you don't think that the water pressure would be enough you could just make the water tank bigger because seeing all of that water just not being used is such a waste.
Thank you for the amazing video and good luck
If you're going to do a lot of stone carving, I really recommend you get something to insulate your hands from the chisels. A short period of time won't be too bad, but if you're going to do a lot your hands are going to get really sore from the vibrations.
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you can make whit chisel better stone anvill. and morttell
In my neck of the woods millet is sold as bird seed
There are definitely too many roosters. 😅
The chicken math is starting to add up. It's going to become too much if you're not careful. 👀
It's been a while since I got to see Duong forge a new tool and this was like all his others quite impressive and a joy to watch... Seriously this channel is super amazing and I cannot weight to see what comes next.. Thank you for creating and sharing this with us..
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Thank you so much 🥰😅
Very nice video 🐓🐤🐥🐤🐖🐖🐖🇨🇦
Tutorial pop corn please😂😂😂
Duong cobalah beternak domba.. pasti lucu lucu
Why not making a broom? so you dont have to bend down while cleaning, is way better for you backbones
It is always heartwarming to be with the family, glad you were able to spend time with your kids. Mr. Duong, I am curious... Since you are "forging" do you make your own "nails" too? You are so gifted. Talented man!
Yes he has in past videos of when he first started.
He tries his best to make everything that he uses. The only things I remember him buying are the turbine, cable and lights.
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Clowder of cats might help...but watch your chickens!
Fazer uma panela de pedra deve ser o máximo.
candling is the best method to see if an egg is any good. Basically hold it up against a light source to see through the shell.
Invéntate una maya para que recojas las hojas y será más facil
Hi first time reaction. I now the millet here in Holland we used it to hang in the birdcage for the birds to eat. Keep on going love al your videos. Did like to join you there dont like the city life haha
Peace
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The piglet are the stars of the show :)
"IRON AGE LEVEL COMPLETE"
you should make a grind wheel
Looks like the water wheel needs some repair!
They seem to work well. Nicely made, good to see it did not provoke a back issue; do make sure you take it easy for maybe a day or two after doing that sort of work, then your back problem should not flare up too easily, unless you are very unlucky. Being a fellow sufferer is the only expertise I have to offer, but it's good to be able to share that bit, as it might save you some misery at least. I've made most of the big mistakes, so you don't have to, it is the only upside I have gained from having the problem and being much older. I never expected that. I'll be interested to see what new things you will now be inspired to make. Be well. 😉
Looks like the water wheel is broken.
Nấu 1 nồi bồng bồng ốc đồng đi ông giáo ơi 🇻🇳
At the 10:50 mark, what are those? I agree with others... Maybe a little better aeration, keep the corn away from taller vegetation to give it more light, maybe dig a trench, about 6-10 inches deep and line it with fish and cover them and then plant your corn.
Impressive channel all around.
You can turn on subtitles for better understanding, I have explained above the subtitles
mice need a cat!
I would suggest getting cats and dogs for all the wild life eating your crops. I know that sounds difficult up on the hills but all they need is a home base to get out of the elements, a friendly face that’s feeding them every once in a while (because they’ll be predatory pets that eat the rats and birds and snake you don’t want in your crops), and a couple friend or brothers and sisters. Here in America it works really well and becomes a crucial part of saving not just your crops but your livestock as well
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Voce é muito inteligente, mas imagino o quanto é sofrido despois de varias horas forjando agachado, por favor seria incrivel um video seu fazendo melhorias pra sua forja, quando digo isso quero dizer:
1° erguer na altura da sua sintura a forja e o fole para que voce possa forjar em pé.
2° pegar um tronco grande e maciço para por essa pedra que você usa de bigorna.
3° fazer uma bancada grande firme para poder trabalhar nessas peças artesanais, como afiar suas ferramentas, trabalhar com carpintaria e esculpir pedra.
Por favor invinsta o seu tempo nisso sua vida vai melhorar muito esses trabalhos são muito cansativos, se construir essas coisas voce trabalhara muito mais rapido e com qualidade de vida, suas costas irão agradescer muito.
You are building a fantastic life and future for your two children.
I cant wait
Duong you sound like you have some very nice kids and I hope I have kids like yours in the future.
Dear Duong, why don't you fix the water wheel? 🤔
Barrel mouse trap to catch them en mass? If you catch them alive, you can throw them to the chickens one at a time.
почему вы с женой не работаете сообща? она у тебя такая молодец, и готовит и помогает и все у нее получается!!!!!!! И ТЫ мог бы ей помогать я думаю, разве нет?
董兄弟, 晚上好🙋, 今天收成玉米🌽, 土壤环境不好, 玉米就不完美, 处理鱼池里的垃圾, 准备拿木薯叶喂鱼🐟鸡🐔和猪🐷, 准备烧黑炭做铁将工, 打造成凿子💜💙.
pflanzendünnger serber machen
the water wheel should be repaired
Masonry achieved, Now you can craft a pair of milling stones for grinding corps, powered by the water wheel
Que PAIS E ESTE E MUITO LINDO ESTE LUGAR
Hope there will enough corn for the chickens after those rats
You need better corn seed
Хорошая работа! Желаю вам успеха!
So nice that you spent time with your dear daughters. Yes, your wife did an amazing job of stacking the wood in your luxurious new wood storage building, which you finished just in time. It was starting to rain as she moved the wood under cover.
Consider making yourself a chicken coop that is mobile. 1 that you can move over the crop area each day or 2.
Bắp đầu video đi xào được á anh😂😂
You need cats to get rid of mice, and dogs to get rid of other large animals. Of course, on the condition that you don't see both of them on your dinner table one day.