I am not sure what amazes me most about your videos. Your survival skills, your building skills, pottery making, work ethic, patience and tenacity. All of it I guess. Much respect to you.
@@ChadZuberAdventures Or "Dont put off to tomorrow the things you can do today." But that doesnt mean that some things dont have a specific time for doing. I'm sure you've probably heard it before but felt like mentioning it.
I remember being told "Brick huts are usually made by groups of people" And by the look of things i can see why. Its hard work! And here Chad is doing it with pretty much his bare hands and determination! Hell yeah. Question. Is the Heater also going to work as the stove? The hut looks cooler and cooler every video update! Ahh, i love this youtube series
Yeah, it would be nice to have help. Oh well. Story of my life. If I wanted to do something I generally always had to do it myself.... Yes, the heater will work as an oven for cooking. The opening is large enough to place my new cooking pots in it.
@@ChadZuberAdventures How far are you located from Phoenix? I don't care to be on camera, but willing to help out. Retired military, and always looking forward to new places/experiences.
The thing that impressed me the most when it came time for you to put the mortar on the side of the first of those two huge fireplace capstones is that you didn't get the mortar too dry, and you didn't get it too wet. The adobe brick was a bit dry, but the mortar hung just fine in place while still being malleable once squashed onto the brick surface. That's a skill not everyone practices & masters.
When you literally have handled several tons of mud in the past four years you get to know mud pretty well. If it has enough clay then it will easily stick to a vertical wall. The clay content is more important than the water content in this case.
Watching your videos is like watching a show that you can't get enough of, then you're sad that the video is over but then can't wait for the next. It is so amazing watching you bring to life all of your visions.
Hey Mr. Zuber this is becoming a really nice design. I noticed that you have cracks in your fingertips in this video. What have you put in mud to damage your hands?. Have you added ground up shell or ground up limestone?. I've never seen mud do that too hands before.
I hardly ever comment, but Keep up the great work. I'm learning so much in the 3 years i've been following you. Thank you very much for this. I plan on going on my 20 acre land in Texas near El Paso and the Rio Grande and challenge myself to live completely off the land. I'm 40 and you have inspired me and given me courage and confidence to go ahead with this. Again thanks for all your knowledge.
If possible i have two Major questions. I have 5 kids that are now reaching their adulthood, so.. How do you deal with the loneliness? Two, if you don't mind, what do use to clean yourself (hands and other parts) when going to the bathroom?
Hi John, and thanks for your comment! Congratulations on having so much acreage. You can do a lot with that. I don't know what the landscape looks like nor what kind of vegetation you have but yucca leaves are excellent for washing. I use them all the time. You pound a leaf to release the juices and then you roll the fibers up in your hand, dip them in water and then quickly roll them back and forth between your hands. That will clean your hands really good!... You are 40, so young! Take good care of you health (clean food and exercise) and you will be able to go a long time. Loneliness, I guess you can just get used to be alone. You can always drive back to visit your kids. Start out by just taking short trips out there and working out there to see if you really want to do it.
Great job making the Adobe bricks and great job laying down the bricks. No level and no modern tools. All done by hand, you are the master teacher and one day we the students will be on our own, the way things are going on in this world these days, looks like we be going back to the primitive day's . Thank you Mr Chad for passing down your knowledge and skills ✌️🤒
I am in awe by for raw your filmography feels when I watch your videos every night. I love how you convey a primitive lifestyle to a modern audience whilst being informative and tenacious with the gruesome work. Your BTS video truly put everything into perspective and it is extremely commendable! Keep up the amazing work, and I would love to see more BTS updates as your project progresses.
Y'know, Chad's in really good shape, so hearing him grunt and struggle to lift some of those bricks tells me that they're actually pretty heavy. Solid construction doesn't come lightly. Literally.
Really enjoyed seeing the diagram and the horizontal chamber being mainly inside the living space. Nice rocket mass heater design. Thank you for your videos.
Thank you for the video, it was great! The new hut is really looking nice, unreal. Also, thanks for the diagram, that really helped to fully visualize the mass rocket heater. Looking forward to seeing it work. This was a large portion of the hut, and will really be enjoyable not only in the heat it produces, but in its looks. It looks fantastic! Can not think of anything but the use of your hands in this project. Really impressed at how well your hands have held up. That is a lot of work, but the finished product looks great , and very sturdy and durable. This hut will be around for a long time to give shelter from both the cold and heat. I can picture a fire in the firebox and the light playing on the wall, bench and mantle. It will be absolutely beautiful. It was hard to watch you carrying those heavy , large bricks. Hope you have recovered from that. Those were heavy!!!
Fortunately I don't work with the mud every day. There is a period of rest for my hands when i do editing and uploading and other obligations, etc. The hands heal during this time. The cold morning air is probably the main culprit. I didn't have this problem during the summer.
A stop motion animation of the hut being built would look so amazing! I can just imagine the lumps of mud mortar and the mud bricks being added, making the structure greater and greater with every frame. Cheers.
Fantástico trabajo Chad! Esa estructura redonda es mucho más eficiente para mantener la temperatura. En el norte de España la arquitectura celta de los Castros empleaba esas formas, usando rocas en lugar de adobe. Thank you very much for those videos y saludos desde España.
I have never been as amazad as i am today. I have been watching your videos for about 5 hours. One the one hand it's awesome what you build and create, on the other hand your videos are phenomenal. Good editing, good sound and incredibly entertaining. And your videos radiate a wonderful peacefulness. I'll probably keep watching into the night. To say the least, I'm impressed with you. Greetings from Germany
@@ChadZuberAdventures always!! i can't wait to see you testing the heater, nor can i wait for the day we get to see this hut finished!! and the projects that will come after it! this is one of the few youtube channels i continuously look forward to every episode lol
This is not feasible as there are too many people and not enough land. Besides, people are being driven into cities more and more. But I totally agree, this is what real life would look like.
That's if you're trying to freeze to death... And building bigger houses you should also be a bit concerned about its stability But still I kinda agree with you
How I love to start my Thursday with one of your amazing creations. Thank you, friend! I am not sure I have seen the clips of the snow, looks really cool and exciting anyways. Let's hope that there is snow and that your hut keeps you warm and cozy!
Thanks a lot. One of those snow clips I never used in a video before. The one with the mini snow shelter is from almost three years ago. I was experimenting with fire in the snow.
I hope working with the mud hasn't been too tough on your hands, I wonder if there are plants/herbs in the area that you can use to make a salve with? Can't wait to see you light the fire though! Looking forward to the next episode 👍
@@ChadZuberAdventures if there’s aloe or agave they would help too, or maybe even if you peel the outside of a cactus and use the inner meat kinda like a bar of soap with the sticky sap but idk how that one would work
Amazed that those massive Adobe bricks didn't crack nor budge when you stood on top. 👍👍👍👍 It's like "Exams over.... Waiting for the results". But I am biased and so grading you up and above 100 %
Hi, i am from Brazil. Their videos are sensational and they are really relaxing. The cabin is getting amazing, I can't wait to see it complete. Sorry for my english i use the Google Translator haha.
I saw your latest video had arrived earlier on today, but left it until bedtime, to watch as my bedtime story. Thankyou for taking the time, will your heavy work load, to give us loads of different camera angle. The chimney, looking up at you working is my favourite. The noise of your buckskin trousers n the song of the bird were serene n harped back to a forgotten age. Wow, the flies lol revenge of one drowning. The architecture of your new Adobe is phenomenal and to think it is all planned out in your mind, every brick where it is placed. I will sleep soundly as I feel restful n calm from watching your video, thankyou Chad
thank you for making this series and continueing it to such an extent it fills the void where the primitive technology channel by john plant once was, please continue the videos and developing your new base camp aswell as the level of technology available to you, we can't wait to see the rest of this journey
A natural fiber brush of some kind to apply the water, and a wooden or shoulder bone trowel for the mortar would probably make this a lot less brutal on your hands.
Great video! It always amazes me to see your work ethic with these projects. The mass heater looks great, I can't wait to see it in actions. Keep this amazing series coming I can't get enough if it!
This starts to look very impressive, hopefully it will keep you warm for the winter, really curious to see the next video. Keep doing this amazing work Chad!
Mad respect for you. I just discovered your channel and I'm amazed at all the techniques and crafts you master. You are capable of so much, it's really inspiring. When you talked about your hands when you worked with the mud, I suddenly realized the danger presented by being wounded in a situation like yours. I hope you will not have to face heavy injuries or health problems in the future.
I congratulate you! You invented an ordinary Russian oven. We have been heating houses with such stoves for more than a thousand and a half years. If you make a niche in your furnace with a flat bottom, about 50x50 centimeters, connected to a common chimney. You will have the opportunity to cook food in this oven as in an oven. I heated the oven, also lit a fire in this small 50x50 room, then, after carefully warming up and removing the coals from there, you can bake bread and cook fish in it, for example, as if it were an oven.
I'm waiting for the end of building this hut. I'm so excited to see the result.I wish the best of luck for you and I'm so thankful for persian translate🙏🙏🙏♥️
👏👏👏👍 que bien has adelantado mucho muy incomodo trabajar así pero prueba que si se puede construir un abrazo a la distancia éxito amigo buen video pura vida 🌎🌴
This is great! I hope that it works well for you. I plan to build something similar soon. I've heard that venting out of the side of a building can make weird pressure pockets in windy conditions and cause smoke back into the hut. I've always heard that you need to have a chimney that extends over the roofline.
Must have been so fun to get up there at the end. 😆 Also, some good flexible but still semi rigid bush sticks added together tied with rope should make a decent broom. I believe you made one of those before. I could be mistaken. That is looking so good, funny how Inspector Fly always brings his buddies around to inspect your work. At least you have a Forman there. Too bad he is flyby night. I will see myself out now. Lol
@@ChadZuberAdventures Me too! Free heat, free cooking! No soot on your pots. The beauty of a sealed stove is it will create even cooking. No burnt food inside your pot. Heat bouncing off the top mimics a heat diffuser. That's what you put on top of a stove to barbeque, and for your pot to stop soot. :) Keep up the great work!
Good work, you make this stuff look easy. I've worked with morter in the past, and I know that stuff can really mess up your hands, I hope you manage to find a way around that in the future so it doesn't dry out your hands so much.
I am not sure what amazes me most about your videos. Your survival skills, your building skills, pottery making, work ethic, patience and tenacity. All of it I guess. Much respect to you.
Thanks. Sometimes I wish I didn't have so much drive. I'm so exhausted right now.
@@ChadZuberAdventures Aww, Chad! Even bodybuilders know when to take a break. You'll be ready for more the next day if you take a break today.
@@ChadZuberAdventures we have a saying and it goes like this:
"the things that are hard to do are worth doing"
good job m8
@@serghiescumihai7710 Thanks! A friend told me that three years ago and that helped me push on.
@@ChadZuberAdventures Or "Dont put off to tomorrow the things you can do today." But that doesnt mean that some things dont have a specific time for doing. I'm sure you've probably heard it before but felt like mentioning it.
I remember being told "Brick huts are usually made by groups of people" And by the look of things i can see why. Its hard work!
And here Chad is doing it with pretty much his bare hands and determination! Hell yeah.
Question. Is the Heater also going to work as the stove?
The hut looks cooler and cooler every video update! Ahh, i love this youtube series
Yeah, it would be nice to have help. Oh well. Story of my life. If I wanted to do something I generally always had to do it myself.... Yes, the heater will work as an oven for cooking. The opening is large enough to place my new cooking pots in it.
@@ChadZuberAdventures How far are you located from Phoenix? I don't care to be on camera, but willing to help out. Retired military, and always looking forward to new places/experiences.
@@itskarl79 I believe he is in mexico
@@sunsset7153 he’s not in mexico he would br dead
@@cubizzy4632 …but he is though…? Or atleast was?
The thing that impressed me the most when it came time for you to put the mortar on the side of the first of those two huge fireplace capstones is that you didn't get the mortar too dry, and you didn't get it too wet. The adobe brick was a bit dry, but the mortar hung just fine in place while still being malleable once squashed onto the brick surface. That's a skill not everyone practices & masters.
When you literally have handled several tons of mud in the past four years you get to know mud pretty well. If it has enough clay then it will easily stick to a vertical wall. The clay content is more important than the water content in this case.
Watching your videos is like watching a show that you can't get enough of, then you're sad that the video is over but then can't wait for the next. It is so amazing watching you bring to life all of your visions.
Thank you so much! I can't wait to get the next video up. But it will have to be next week.
Hey Mr. Zuber this is becoming a really nice design. I noticed that you have cracks in your fingertips in this video. What have you put in mud to damage your hands?. Have you added ground up shell or ground up limestone?. I've never seen mud do that too hands before.
@@ChadZuberAdventures ive been wondering :)
I hardly ever comment, but Keep up the great work. I'm learning so much in the 3 years i've been following you. Thank you very much for this. I plan on going on my 20 acre land in Texas near El Paso and the Rio Grande and challenge myself to live completely off the land. I'm 40 and you have inspired me and given me courage and confidence to go ahead with this. Again thanks for all your knowledge.
If possible i have two Major questions. I have 5 kids that are now reaching their adulthood, so.. How do you deal with the loneliness? Two, if you don't mind, what do use to clean yourself (hands and other parts) when going to the bathroom?
Comment more mate, apparently it helps with the algorithm
Hi John, and thanks for your comment! Congratulations on having so much acreage. You can do a lot with that. I don't know what the landscape looks like nor what kind of vegetation you have but yucca leaves are excellent for washing. I use them all the time. You pound a leaf to release the juices and then you roll the fibers up in your hand, dip them in water and then quickly roll them back and forth between your hands. That will clean your hands really good!... You are 40, so young! Take good care of you health (clean food and exercise) and you will be able to go a long time. Loneliness, I guess you can just get used to be alone. You can always drive back to visit your kids. Start out by just taking short trips out there and working out there to see if you really want to do it.
Great job making the Adobe bricks and great job laying down the bricks. No level and no modern tools. All done by hand, you are the master teacher and one day we the students will be on our own, the way things are going on in this world these days, looks like we be going back to the primitive day's .
Thank you Mr Chad for passing down your knowledge and skills
✌️🤒
2 in one week! thats amazing!
Yeah but I won't be able to upload another one for at least a week.
I am in awe by for raw your filmography feels when I watch your videos every night. I love how you convey a primitive lifestyle to a modern audience whilst being informative and tenacious with the gruesome work. Your BTS video truly put everything into perspective and it is extremely commendable! Keep up the amazing work, and I would love to see more BTS updates as your project progresses.
Y'know, Chad's in really good shape, so hearing him grunt and struggle to lift some of those bricks tells me that they're actually pretty heavy. Solid construction doesn't come lightly. Literally.
Yeah they are heavy. I'm also not as strong as I was. I've lost some muscle during this project.
@@ChadZuberAdventures low on Protein I guess
Really enjoyed seeing the diagram and the horizontal chamber being mainly inside the living space. Nice rocket mass heater design.
Thank you for your videos.
Patience and Hardwork. Bravo Sir. Bravo👏
Thank you! 👍
I never have enough of this videos, it's addictive watching you work in the shelter.
Cool... I'm glad you enjoy it. I can't wait to finish!
Thank you for the video, it was great! The new hut is really looking nice, unreal. Also, thanks for the diagram, that really helped to fully visualize the mass rocket heater. Looking forward to seeing it work. This was a large portion of the hut, and will really be enjoyable not only in the heat it produces, but in its looks. It looks fantastic! Can not think of anything but the use of your hands in this project. Really impressed at how well your hands have held up. That is a lot of work, but the finished product looks great , and very sturdy and durable. This hut will be around for a long time to give shelter from both the cold and heat. I can picture a fire in the firebox and the light playing on the wall, bench and mantle. It will be absolutely beautiful.
It was hard to watch you carrying those heavy , large bricks. Hope you have recovered from that. Those were heavy!!!
Fortunately I don't work with the mud every day. There is a period of rest for my hands when i do editing and uploading and other obligations, etc. The hands heal during this time. The cold morning air is probably the main culprit. I didn't have this problem during the summer.
Actually all my life my fingertips have had the tendency to crack during the winter.
A stop motion animation of the hut being built would look so amazing! I can just imagine the lumps of mud mortar and the mud bricks being added, making the structure greater and greater with every frame. Cheers.
That would be cool!
Exactly what I needed tonight Chad! Always so excited for this series
Thanks and enjoy!
I would never have guessed that a soil brick would be that strong, I am truly amazed that could be done without cement.
Fantástico trabajo Chad! Esa estructura redonda es mucho más eficiente para mantener la temperatura. En el norte de España la arquitectura celta de los Castros empleaba esas formas, usando rocas en lugar de adobe.
Thank you very much for those videos y saludos desde España.
Es bueno saber eso. Al principio yo pensaba en hacer una estructura cuadrada.
Нравится ваше видео 👍 буду ждать продолжения 👍
I have never been as amazad as i am today. I have been watching your videos for about 5 hours. One the one hand it's awesome what you build and create, on the other hand your videos are phenomenal. Good editing, good sound and incredibly entertaining. And your videos radiate a wonderful peacefulness. I'll probably keep watching into the night. To say the least, I'm impressed with you. Greetings from Germany
Well thank you so much. I really appreciate your kind comment and I hope you continue to enjoy this content. Blessings to you.
I bet that bench will be nice and warm to sit on with a fire going!
That's the idea!
Woo hoo! Great success! Can't wait to see the fire.
yes!
accompanying you on this journey is so fun. thank you for inviting us into your adventures!!!
I'm so glad you are enjoying the ride!
@@ChadZuberAdventures always!! i can't wait to see you testing the heater, nor can i wait for the day we get to see this hut finished!! and the projects that will come after it! this is one of the few youtube channels i continuously look forward to every episode lol
@@SpookiBunny I'm really looking forward to finishing this too!
OHH I’m very excited! It’s honestly turning out to be a better like you envisioned. I can’t wait for the next video! 😆
The next video after this is really awesome! I barely started editing but I don't have any more time this week so you will see it next week.
Colour palette of raw clay, adobe bricks, mortar, fired clay are very pleasant to eye.
The earth tones are really so beautiful.
This is how homes should be constructed, with living materials from the Earth.
I agree
@@ChadZuberAdventures i don't know why but your videos are fcking addicting
Wdym living materials
This is not feasible as there are too many people and not enough land. Besides, people are being driven into cities more and more. But I totally agree, this is what real life would look like.
That's if you're trying to freeze to death... And building bigger houses you should also be a bit concerned about its stability
But still I kinda agree with you
How I love to start my Thursday with one of your amazing creations. Thank you, friend!
I am not sure I have seen the clips of the snow, looks really cool and exciting anyways. Let's hope that there is snow and that your hut keeps you warm and cozy!
Thanks a lot. One of those snow clips I never used in a video before. The one with the mini snow shelter is from almost three years ago. I was experimenting with fire in the snow.
So relaxing the time I get free from studies is devoted to your channel and anime 😀
Thank you!
Im addicted to this channel
:-)
I hope the building is finished soon, it looks cool
Me too!
That structure looks top class!! Fine craftsmanship..
I'm getting better and bette at this.
i saw your video three months ago Since then, I've been looking forward and never failing to watch. and enjoy and gain insights every time
Your awesome Chad. I feel like its such a treat to watch you build your new home. Waiting is so hard I can't wait to see this hut done.
I can't wait to finish either. It's taking sooooo long!
To experience true freedom remember you said that Mr.Chad and that word I always keep that on my mind.
Excelente avance amigo, la nueva Choza está quedando increíble,felicitaciones 👏👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌 admiro tu paciencia y perfeccionismo 🥇🏆
The dedication you have for this project is inspirational!
Thanks!
I finally see the hut at the end of the way! That's very impressive.
It's 2:31 pm here in the Philippines, this is the good time to watch a nicely beautiful content of yours Mr.Chad
I hope you enjoyed it!
this adobe bricks are so strong.. very impressive.. a very good material, didnt know that.. i learn every day more! thx chad!
I'm impressed with the bricks too!
lets go i'm ready for this.
I hope working with the mud hasn't been too tough on your hands, I wonder if there are plants/herbs in the area that you can use to make a salve with? Can't wait to see you light the fire though! Looking forward to the next episode 👍
Yeah, I can make something with pine resin. I haven't done it before but I know it's an ingredient in traditional Mexican lotions.
@@ChadZuberAdventures if there’s aloe or agave they would help too, or maybe even if you peel the outside of a cactus and use the inner meat kinda like a bar of soap with the sticky sap but idk how that one would work
@@zyanidwarfare5634 Yeah, I've treated skin problems with other cactus species before.
@@ChadZuberAdventures Oh it was in the series where you survived on an island right? That was a tough one.
Maybe he can make a pair of primitive gloves?
Adobe brick? Dude! YOU'RE strength is impressive too!!
I'm so weak now. I can't wait to finish this project so that I can focus on recovery.
@@ChadZuberAdventures you're strong of will! And beautiful inside and out! When you are able, rest. You have earned it!
Amazed that those massive Adobe bricks didn't crack nor budge when you stood on top. 👍👍👍👍 It's like "Exams over.... Waiting for the results". But I am biased and so grading you up and above 100 %
Hi, i am from Brazil. Their videos are sensational and they are really relaxing. The cabin is getting amazing, I can't wait to see it complete. Sorry for my english i use the Google Translator haha.
Muito obrigado amigo! Pode me escrever em português. Eu falo a sua lingua.
@@ChadZuberAdventures sério ?
I was having issues falling asleep tonight, this will even me out. Thank you!
Hahaha, good! Good night!
I like the way you include key instructions and methods in your every video on how to make such an Adobe hut or structure.
Yeah thanks. In each video I try to add some new tips.
I saw your latest video had arrived earlier on today, but left it until bedtime, to watch as my bedtime story.
Thankyou for taking the time, will your heavy work load, to give us loads of different camera angle. The chimney, looking up at you working is my favourite. The noise of your buckskin trousers n the song of the bird were serene n harped back to a forgotten age. Wow, the flies lol revenge of one drowning. The architecture of your new Adobe is phenomenal and to think it is all planned out in your mind, every brick where it is placed. I will sleep soundly as I feel restful n calm from watching your video, thankyou Chad
this man truly shows what life is
A great house is going to be a great thing👏👋👏
It's coming together brilliantly
Thank you for another video I enjoy watching, I cant wait for the next.
thank you for making this series and continueing it to such an extent it fills the void where the primitive technology channel by john plant once was, please continue the videos and developing your new base camp aswell as the level of technology available to you, we can't wait to see the rest of this journey
i cant get enough of these videos
Great work, Chad! Looks very nice and sturdy!
I can see the pride in your face at the end. Look at what you've built. Not even finished and it's already impressive.
It's a very satisfying feeling indeed.
Pleasant surprise!
We honestly need more people like you on UA-cam living in the ways of the ancestors my brotha 🔥
It's hard to do this and make videos of it.
Hopefully Chad makes this structure tall enough for him to stand up fully in this time !
Oh yeah, I will
Incredible work on this heater! Your videos just keep getting better and better everytime I watch. With a lot of variety too!
I can't get enough of this series... Keep up the good work Chad!
I try! Thank you!
Looking forward to the next video 😊 thank you again for sharing your journey with us
Thanks for watching!
A natural fiber brush of some kind to apply the water, and a wooden or shoulder bone trowel for the mortar would probably make this a lot less brutal on your hands.
i was thinking that as well about a brush ,I commented he should make a trowel out of juniper for spreading the adobe mortar on
Great video! It always amazes me to see your work ethic with these projects. The mass heater looks great, I can't wait to see it in actions. Keep this amazing series coming I can't get enough if it!
This work is really inspiring and I enjoy watching all your videos. I am sure so much work outside of these videos goes into making this! Amazing.
Now this does put a smile on my face
Amazing. I can't wait to see this oven in action Chad. Best wishes for your and I hope you can get some rest.
This starts to look very impressive, hopefully it will keep you warm for the winter, really curious to see the next video. Keep doing this amazing work Chad!
You will really like the next video.
@@ChadZuberAdventures I'm sure that I will! Every video so far has been amazing, your progress in editing and camera work is clearly better than ever.
Mad respect for you. I just discovered your channel and I'm amazed at all the techniques and crafts you master. You are capable of so much, it's really inspiring. When you talked about your hands when you worked with the mud, I suddenly realized the danger presented by being wounded in a situation like yours. I hope you will not have to face heavy injuries or health problems in the future.
everytime i see a new upload i would immediately watch it... this videos are so amazing to watch
Thank you so much!
Nice one Chad. As simple as it was,as long as we understand the build plan we’ll know it’s gonna works just fine. Looking forward for your next video.
12:57 that shot is sick
View from the bottom of the dungeon.
Amazing to see how far you have progressed, looking forward to more content!
Almost done!
I congratulate you!
You invented an ordinary Russian oven. We have been heating houses with such stoves for more than a thousand and a half years. If you make a niche in your furnace with a flat bottom, about 50x50 centimeters, connected to a common chimney. You will have the opportunity to cook food in this oven as in an oven. I heated the oven, also lit a fire in this small 50x50 room, then, after carefully warming up and removing the coals from there, you can bake bread and cook fish in it, for example, as if it were an oven.
Excelentes videos no me pierdo ni uno solo
Muchas gracias!
This has been such an awesome process to watch! I've always wanted to do this myself, but I haven't gotten a chance. Love your vids!
Thanks so much! I hope you get the chance some time to do this. You will absolutely love it!
Can't wait to see the next video Chad! :)
Next video will be much better and it's coming next week.
@@ChadZuberAdventures Are you going to build an adobe brick chimney? Take advantage of the ashes. You can make a garden and even an ash cook pot. :)
Love you Chad! Big inspiration!
Thank you!
I'm waiting for the end of building this hut. I'm so excited to see the result.I wish the best of luck for you and I'm so thankful for persian translate🙏🙏🙏♥️
👏👏👏👍 que bien has adelantado mucho muy incomodo trabajar así pero prueba que si se puede construir un abrazo a la distancia éxito amigo buen video pura vida 🌎🌴
I like your videos soo much thank you
This is great! I hope that it works well for you. I plan to build something similar soon. I've heard that venting out of the side of a building can make weird pressure pockets in windy conditions and cause smoke back into the hut. I've always heard that you need to have a chimney that extends over the roofline.
Я тоже думаю, что дым должен выходить сверху
Maravilloso trabajo que Dios bendiga tus manos
Love your work, UA-cam made me watch more than six ads to get halfway through.. I hope they at least pay you something. Keep up the great content 😊
Thanks! And thanks for tolerating the ads. UA-cam has changed a lot in the past couple years. I don't like it either.
Great job Chad, really great good job.
Must have been so fun to get up there at the end. 😆
Also, some good flexible but still semi rigid bush sticks
added together tied with rope should make a decent broom.
I believe you made one of those before. I could be mistaken.
That is looking so good, funny how Inspector Fly always brings
his buddies around to inspect your work. At least you have a
Forman there. Too bad he is flyby night. I will see myself out now. Lol
Yeah, there are materials here for making a broom.
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New hut is looking very promising!! Bon travail :)
that was very satisfing to watch. i've waiting a long time for this, thanks for shiring.
It's beautiful. I love it.
Awesome you are going to make a mass heater! Those are also one of my favorite stoves!
That's the plan! I love these heaters.
@@ChadZuberAdventures Me too! Free heat, free cooking! No soot on your pots. The beauty of a sealed stove is it will create even cooking. No burnt food inside your pot. Heat bouncing off the top mimics a heat diffuser. That's what you put on top of a stove to barbeque, and for your pot to stop soot. :) Keep up the great work!
@@melissahoffman4687 I'm really looking forward to enjoying some hot meals in there when it's finished.
awesome
cant wait to see the fire in it!
Can't wait for the next video, good luck
Another episode LETSS GOOO
Good work, you make this stuff look easy. I've worked with morter in the past, and I know that stuff can really mess up your hands, I hope you manage to find a way around that in the future so it doesn't dry out your hands so much.
A la vista está quedando excelente!
Made my back hurt watching you carry those big bricks!
Super satisfying seeing it all start to come together. Nice work Chad!
Thank you! Thank you!
My favorite survival and building youtuber
Chad debería tener 50millones de suscriptores merece más apoyo
Lo sé pero desafortunadamente este contenido no es tan popular como hacer piscinas en la selva.
So cool! Or should I say hot? I can’t wait for your next video.
Hahaha, thanks my dear friend!
He bouta link the first flame, lezgooo!