I love these videos where you can see how the old craft is still practiced. I hope that this will never be forgotten and that the old masters can pass it on to the next generation 🧡🙏
Aqui no brasil fabricamos de eucaliptus, fornos identicos mas o processo diferente, apos colocar fogo, controla a quima pelos tatus e depois lacra com barro e aguarda 3 ou 4 dias para retirar o carvao pronto. Muito lucrativo aqui.
The job of making charcoal is because of light My eyes get worse quickly. So in Korea, The people who make charcoal That's what we call it. "The master of life" (숯을 만드는 직종은 빛 때문에 눈이 빨리 나빠진다고합니다. 그래서 한국에서 숯을 만드는 분들을 이렇게 부르곤 합니다. "인생의 수행자")
Hi my friend,thank you very much your video shows everything I never known before,more I was watching more I appreciate everyone who was working hard and very hard worker 😍
Salam ukhwah dari Malaysia 🙋♂️🇲🇾.. Dinegara saya kami gunakan pokok bakau yang terdapat sepanjang pantai.. Saiznya lebih kurang macam pokok dalam vedio ini
Arang Allahumma shali wa salim wa barikh ala Sayyidina Muhammadin wa'ala ali Sayyidina Muhammadin fil awwalin wal akhirin wa fil mala'il a'la ila Yaumiddin
Eu ja produzi esse tipo de carvão para uma empresa na coreia do sul chamada KLS, Sr. Simon. Esse carvão tem que atingir 1000 graus ai sai a gente retira ele e coloca na areia de um dia para o outro, ele nao solta fumaça e demora um pouco pra acender mas dura muito e a brasa é muito forte e da para reutilizar ele.
The material of charcoal varies from province to province. According to the classic record, even pine trees can make charcoal. I made a record of that's why I wrote it. I know it's an oak tree now.
Very interesting video! I just ask myself why you don’t leave the glowing coal cool down in the kiln instead of opening it while still in flames and exposing the charcoal to oxygen until the lid is placed on the drum
@@user-dh5uq9yg1s Вентилятор, да, убрали после полного разгорания, но смотрите внимательнее, на 8:50 есть открытая маленькая дырка. Неизвестно, когда они её сделали, но доступ кислорода все же есть.
Crazy shit! In Europe they have made charcoal for centuries without any enclosures in outdoor kilns just made up from stacked wood. This seems wasteful, odd and time consuming.
There is nothing crazy about the method shown in this video. If you stack wood alone the result is a pile of white ash. Charcoal making requires a low oxygen environment which is created by building a fire proof kiln above or below ground.
In Korea, the government prohibits cutting down trees. More than anything, even if you cut down a tree. Even if you do it, you need to plant it again. And everything about trees in the Forest Service. You don't have to worry about it. And the wood that goes into the charcoal... Most of them belong to mixed trees.
@@user-lq2uh2du7j There are four seasons in Europe as well. Point is, that european way was using single use kilns that were basically just a stack of wood covered with dirt that was let to burn through for about 2-7 days. These used natural draft only as there was no electricity
