Primitive Skills: Upgrading irrigation systems, water supply by pipe bamboo (new water line) 

There's something about just connecting pipes to move water around that's immensely entertaining to watch. I really enjoyed this. Keep it up! I will be interested in seeing what you do with this new source of water, which seems to have more velocity and volume that your previous system.

My 6 year old son used my IPad and got into You Tube and said; “you’re watching these videos again daddy?” I said, yes son... watch these videos and learn. I think he’s hooked like I am. We truly enjoy them.

Bamboo seems like a gift from the gods

Now make a water mill.

4:30 is how bamboo babies are made

This episode is impressive! I bet the pressure on that water is excellent! Keep the episodes coming!

These amazing water sounds were so nice and soothing. Great work!

To me this guy is like a Saint. I wish the videos were longer. So relaxing

Someone please buy this man a shirt. He works so hard for these videos its the least we could do.

This is very awesome :D cheers from Poland!

Great upgrade of the water system!!! I dunno, but if you plan on using it for driving a wheel and a hammer or something maybe you can build a reservoir close to the house and use it kind of like a battery. You fill it up when you need to do something that takes a lot of power only. Yes, it will run out fast but when it's full it's more powerful than a human for a short time. Just a thought! :D

3:15 mans just pulls Thor’s hammer out of nowhere hahaha

Good work mate alot of hard work here! So what next is what we all want to know?

This man is like the real life Banished game.

I'm curious at how many segments were used in the original, vs the remake, it looks like those bamboo poles are MUCH longer. I love how they segment like Legos. naturally tapering down to fit into the next one. Humans who have had the fortune of living in tropical areas where Bamboo is natural, has gotten such a miraculous plant to harness it's value. it's so bloody useful!

Now that the rice harvesting is over, please have some rice prepared for eating with fresh river fish.

Bom dia.! Wow! Que lindo menino o teu trabalho! Parabéns! Overde da natureza encanta agente.incrivel!🌴🌴🌴🏃👍😘

It's a lot of water, a pool or small lake there would be cool! Great job buddy! È muita agua, uma piscina ou pequeno lago aí seria legal! Bom trabalho amigo!

Man! Your work is so EXCELLENT!!! Your videos bring much satisfaction!

Love watching your videos. Love from India. 😁

i really love the irrigation stuff, wish we could see more of it! all your stuff is great ofc!

At what point does primitive technology no longer become primitive?

Great job once again! You took a good idea and made it better!! Can’t wait to see the next video!!!

Good to see Jon Gosselin has been keeping himself busy.

Amazing job as always man. Keep up the great work.

I'm always waiting your video's step by step,,,amazing man

Yayyyyy! I get so happy when you upload a new video!

I like these vids Cheers from Hungary

Man, that opened up so many more possibilities for you! The water mill branch off is pretty versatile and can be made pretty modular.

Thanks for the vid I was bored and your channel is so entertaining

Good job ! It go´s on, hope you´re fine 👍😉

Excellent work done 👍, with zero buying material from market, 100% environmental friendly, also done by a single person, it is really great, when there is a will there's a way.

Greetings from EGYPT 🇪🇬

now you have a lot of power with yout water line you can use it to make a water mill ?

I watch all videos from the very first video from level zero and will watch your videos until the end. I want to thank you for this hard and honest work!

You should put some large rocks and gravel where that water hits the ground to prevent it from drilling a hole in the ground.

Most excellent work, sir. I salute you on your ingenuity, hard work and perseverance. Now you have running water, for drinking, washing, and crop irrigation. A plug would be nice to control the water flow. Your family should be proud of you.

Amazing improvement to the water supply! I am so impressed by your work and everything you build! Also, How large are your fish now?

Love ur video 😘😘😘

That's pretty good! One project I would love to see is ether a clay and brick or stone reservoir for this pipe to empty into and irrigation coming from that. So in the advent of some kind of failure of the system you still have a tank of water available. Also. Down at the far end toward your out flow you could dog down and create deeper water so that your fish have more room. When fish have room to swim they get bigger. Bigger fish would be more resistant to all sorts of hazards and would be better food source. It's a lot of work to dig. But in the end it would increase your food sources.

This it the kind of thing I would have loved to do when I was a kid. Awesome stuff!

I like video

This new iron axe is awesome

Very efficient! Great job!

I'm so fond watching your videos... Because primitive life is the most I love

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 good job.

Great work

Your work is amazing again my friend.

Great job with the piping, this is a whole lot more efficient!

cool i like greetings from indonesia success always make his work

This man knows how to lay some pipe.

This is way more educational than most documentaries and entertaining too

That was pretty awesome, thanks for the idea!

best channel good luck

this dude is beyond Primitive. you are very clever

great job men excelent video

Nice work

Wow that’s so unique❤️

Awesome job! Keep up the hard work

Amazing keep it up!

When scientists from 5000 ad date this to 2020, I can’t imagine the looks that will be on their faces Edit: 2018

2:05 "Oh hi, I'm just casually carrying a huge log of bamboo. Nothing to see here."

Just perfect!

Maybe you could power a blower for your forge. I'm sure you have a lot of cool projects involving iron lined up. I don't know what the best order for crafting these would be. I would probably make a large ingot that you can use for bashing, followed by a small anvil with a horn. It would be best to hold off on hardening the surface until you make a punch/chisel to cut an eye hole in your anvil. Then, I would reforge the big ingot into a rough maul axe that you can use for smithing. Once you have your hammer and anvil shaped, you can proceed to harden the working surfaces and work on building as good of a rectangular file as you can eyeball. With a decent file and the tools needed to make a wide variety of chisels, you could make practically anything you want. You'd be on your way to a steam engine within a year.

That is so awesome you made that Iron ax! I bet it is way better then using that stone one. It is starting to get a nice edge on it now I see. Great job on the plumbing, I bet you get a lot more water now, that was a great idea sticking the ends together like that!

Now you need a windmill powered by water for the furnace! Gain energy and time :) thats a good job ! keep it up ! Alex from Paris !

these bamboo cuts are so clean for this hatchet...

Wow! Look at that water pressure. Will you be making a way to split the stream to feed different ponds and fields at once or keep the movable half pipe design you’ve been using? It was also neat to see how the bamboo is growing back since your last cuts.

Thanks for vides. the water seems so nice and tasty

Красавчик! Лайк!!!

I wanna got back to thailand and built all this stuff. Someday tho!! Love your video's.

Hermoso lo que a hecho este joven es profesional lo felicito lo he visto desde que hizo la casa y Ahora el agua.

真有才，讚 🙋‍♀️👌👏👏👏👏👏

Nice

I love the improved water supply. Referring back to your first water supply, I suggested a water wheel for your smelting furnace. Please now make a simple water wheel to turn a fan blower fan in your smelting furnace. The water supply you have is quite enough for that purpose. We are not talking about turning a 450KW generator. or a 1K RPM blower. Just a simple slow turning, primitive air blower so you can cast larger tools with out the full undivided attention of a human power air blower. I really enjoy watching your channel.

Excellent work, but the pipeline’s support sticks look weak. A falling tree would break it. You should affix bamboo to the pipes instead of sticks.

Proof that a good base location is the most important thing in any survival situation. In both video games, and in real life.

You are such a blessings we plan to connect water in the village where we are lack of Pipes cause its 2450 meters away and this one is very helpful. Hope this would be possible when people in the village help its other. Thanks for this

You do a great job keep up the good work and is not a lot of people could survive like you are successfully and it's amazing work you have Putin

I’ve worked with mountain stream water supplies, and the intake will not survive the first heavy flood. You need a VERY sturdy intake if you are to avoid continual running repairs. Remember, the largest rocks in and around the stream get thrown around by flood water, and your intake needs to withstand those rocks, not just the water flow. But to the comments about machine power, yes you have all the hydro energy you could need now! Hydro powered furnace bellows for increased iron production perhaps?

Impressive. Great work 👍

No. 1 fan here ❤️ I wonder how the fish doing. Do they grown up? So excited for the first batch to catch 😂 you're amazing man.

Это школа выживания на пол года джунгли.

Молодец!

Thank you Lord for bamboo.

Hard work and genius!

This is really good job

It's a perfect idea and you did perfect job. Good for you always

Woow! Very Nice!

Great

Its bieutifull

How Beautiful. 😍 Talent

Very impressiv! Good job man

First aquaduct 2000 b.c colorised

Wow, ancient khmer systems. Keep doing more of these videos. The ppls will never know. AMAZING WORK. Should elevate ur home up higher

Que lugar lindo gostaria de morar aí me país é lindo também.

*Awesome video once again! Keep them coming (y)*

Great job 👌👌👍.. I'm from India

Amazing and some how so addictive to watch.

i always enjoy your videos!