Upgrade the shower system and keep completing projects: Living alone in the mountains - Ep.139

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I made an additional bamboo floor and added a water line for domestic use. Shower under cold running water. Fix the tent and cut the grass around to keep out insects. Enjoying hot baked corn grown by myself, it's amazing. Life is surprisingly peaceful.
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@kurtbogle2973 Год назад

You are WAY COOL! I think maybe your a hole town in one person. The civil engineer, the construction worker, the Hunter, and the green grocer. Your something far beyond impressive. We should all live a primitive life. It would be better for us and better for the planet. Commendable!

@pornhub1 3 года назад

Yay, kind of want to see the old cave where he started lol

@ELHAUKEZ 3 года назад

haha make it a vacation appartment for the summer 😋

@pitmaster4860 3 года назад

This he rent out for tourists

@alexanderalbach468 3 года назад

Yeah, was thinking the same. From the cave to this. Great narrative, right. The status of the shirt is still OK though...

@keithmoore5306 3 года назад

well go back and re-watch the old ones!!

@pornhub1 3 года назад

The OG's will kno

@TheOnlyValken 3 года назад

You should create a playlist of your entire journey from the very beginning to now. I'd love to have an easy way to just binge watch the entire project. This is exactly the type of thing I like to watch when settling in for the night.

@fto159 3 года назад

Gets my vote

@qdchipmunk 3 года назад

@@fto159 me too

@roselouispierre9250 3 года назад

@@qdchipmunk k

@reginaldwilliams8661 3 года назад

Go in his library and u can probably find most if not all of the video on his journey. Quite fascinating.

@user-si1lw8bg8s 2 года назад

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@Mithraschosen 3 года назад

This really is the next Primitive Technology channel. No clickbait, just good progress on a primitive homestead. I wish there were more channels with this level of quality.

@kalebtlt1630 3 года назад

This channel is better

@alexanderalbach468 3 года назад

I agree to the fullest. Thanks mate

@dougalexander7204 3 года назад

Not sure better is the best way to say it. The resources are a little different with having so much available water and, different plants and trees, but the quality and skill set is very high.

@sokleangvorn6985 3 года назад

U can show new video.

@keithmoore5306 3 года назад

true most of then others are trash!!!

@ladydeefit9341 2 года назад

I love that you speak by texting during your work. It helps to watch it. I don't know of any other primitive or survival channels that does this. You are a genius to create all this. Thank you😊

@thunhat7822 2 года назад

Tôi thích nhất kênh này, bởi vì vào rừng khổng chỉ tối ngày lo đi tìm thức ăn mà anh ta tập trung vào sáng tạo và gầy dựng một nền tảng vững bền cho cuộc sống.

@joejenkins9181 3 года назад

Why does the outdoors have better water pressure than my house

@PaleGhost69 3 года назад

More water, less leaks and it's all downhill. Your house/city water doesn't have any of that.

@jimbayler4277 3 года назад

He's got that big tall mountain behind him (every 2.3 or 2.7 feet of gains you 1 PSI of pressure). Your 1/2" or 3/4" rust clogged city pipes can't compete with his twin 3-4' Bamboo pipes. I feel your pain though, on a good day my water supply is 55-60psi and 7gpm. I have 3/4" copper pipe coming in from the street, but live in an older part of town, out on the flat lands. I could "P" harder than what comes out of the end of the garden hose.

@toletoles 3 года назад

amazing how people respond the commentary with real physics scenarios.

@jimbayler4277 3 года назад

@@toletoles : Sadly, there are a lot of people lacking real world knowledge, and experience. Too often they comment "Why this ? Why that ? I don't understand ! It must be fake ...." Making it necessary to explain the physics, and Laws of Nature behind what they are seeing. To the point that those of us "in the know" anticipate coming questions based on the topic being covered . "Ah, Man ! This is going to generate questions ...."

@ghostwriter1016 3 года назад

@@jimbayler4277 I live in a city. The home inspector said my water pressure was too high at 100 PSI and should be at 60 PSI when I bought my new home. I asked the builder to fix it. The response I got back is that is what the city is running the water mains at where I live and there was nothing they can do about it.

@ProfessorWowa 3 года назад

I must say, nothing puts me in a better mood than watching you make progress on your homestead. I hope you break a million subscribers, the idea of a man destroying all the entertainment and news youtubers while just living his best life would be so satisfying.

@IberianCraftsman 3 года назад

the more i see his videos the more i feel we should grow giant bamboo everywhere, it's just super useful, grows fast and the shoots can be eaten, can even make clothes with the bamboo fibers way stronger than cotton and using way less water.

@wildventures8409 3 года назад

It's Ep. 139 so far and still you're not changing your attire. Bravo! and respect brother.

@traifarm 3 года назад

Hi. I am also on a journey to live in the forest, camping, hunting, cooking. hope to bring everyone moments of relaxation and entertainment. thank all living closely with nature in the mountains, growing my own vegetables, raising fish, living peacefully with a few pets... that's what I'm living. Life is real

@disgruntledofficer5607 3 года назад

i love these videos, its a nice escape from reality

@user-hh3xt9el1x 3 года назад

It is recommended that you can use your waterwheel to add homemade gears as power to make your ceramics.

@TheRealDars 3 года назад

was thinking the same.

@lawrenceveinotte 3 года назад

i was thinking a line shaft off the water wheel to run rope pulley's, power the blower on the forge, a fan in the house, the pottery wheel, wood lathe, mill the corn, etc

@chrishobbs236 3 года назад

@@lawrenceveinotte was thinking same thing

@lawrenceveinotte 3 года назад

also with a lathe you could grind some steel into roller bearings for the water wheel, the water wheel was the dawn of the industrial revolution.

@monyclair5357 3 года назад

Yeah, but how ?

@thementdl 3 года назад

your water management is awesome, i would like to see more about your water outlet and i liked the last episode about new water line

@kamilkhan4250 3 года назад

If he just keeps posting videos every week like this my life would be in peace

@___X___ 3 года назад

videos SP*

@kamilkhan4250 3 года назад

@@___X___ ty

@silencerx1682 3 года назад

I think a sharpening stone wheel that you could add for the water wheel would help sharpen your tools faster and better, you could also mix or ground cement or spices together easier and faster

@inceptiongamer1163 3 года назад

Respect for the crafts of this man.

@gloriasubiabre1582 3 года назад

MI MAS GRANDE ADMIRACIÓN POR ESTE INTELIGENTE Y SABIO JOVEN. DIOS LO DOTO DE GRANDES MAESTRIAS Y SABE APROVECHARLAS COMPLETAMENTE. ES UN PARAÍSO POR CON EL SUDOR DE SU FRENTE. QUE ORGULLO PARA SUS PADRES, TENER UN HIJO TREMENDAMENTE TRABAJADOR. UN ABRAZO DESDE UN PUEBLITO DE CHILE. - SUDAMERICA

@angelamariasoarestavares545 3 года назад

Ele é um exemplo de ser humano ! Inteligente, esperto,trabalhador ! É muito criativo, um artesão na natureza !

@GalderIncarnate 3 года назад

Love it as always! Some wooden gears on the arm of the watermill could be used to turn your pottery table and also sharpen your tools if fitted with suitable stone.

@thorstello3344 3 года назад

or transport the power over a belt to the pottery table as a first step...

@forge20 3 года назад

You need an engine for that pottery wheel... you know, like maybe a water wheel or something. :|

@TanNhanVoCuc 3 года назад

at least use feet to rotate it =))

@mwfolmar11 3 года назад

I'm glad I wasn't the only one to think "Hey hook that up to the wheel!!!!"

@keithmoore5306 3 года назад

most pottery wheels have a kick plate for movement!!!

@jimbayler4277 3 года назад

Run Away Potter's wheel !!! Aiiiiiieeeeee........

@keithmoore5306 3 года назад

@@jimbayler4277 hook it to that water wheel and that's exactly what you'd get too!!!

@ruthpereira4804 2 года назад

Path,👏🏽curto teu canal que está se expandindo. Começar do zero é cortar com pedras e tirar delas minérios de ferro e outros...construir suas próprias ferramentas, usando-as com precisão. Entendo seu trabalho, já colhi algodão e malhei arroz desse jeito. A topografia desse lugar é bela. Louvo a Deus por seu QI, criatividade, força, coragem; cavou um túnel com as mãos! Torço por você, que cuida de seus familiares. Deus te abençoe, desde o Brasil 🇧🇷

@Thetuong66 9 месяцев назад

❤

@t-mvsurvival7331 3 года назад

Living alone in the mountains is really peaceful and amazing!

@monster_cages6467 3 года назад

Another awesome video! Thank you for your hard work

@boombasticfantastic4931 3 года назад

Primitive Skills please explain why the water tank makes good sense when it's quite inadequate for your needs!!!!???

@cjvilleneuve1566 3 года назад

man i just cant believe how awesome this place is becoming... good job man !!!!

@mickenoss 3 года назад

20:45 ...cotton lads! ...new shirt incoming! 🤩

@ThePunisherXX 3 года назад

Hahahahahahhahaha

@Vitar_Laeda 3 года назад

Автор красавчик! Отличною дачу себе построил, по выходным самое то отдохнуть от суеты города 👍

@Noob-ns9vt 3 года назад

nice to see him almost at 1m subs

@PierreSkowron 3 года назад

Yet no shit sponsors in the middle of the videos

@nunamvseravno 3 года назад

Yep! You can tell by the state of "the shirt". :-)))))

@dancer9110 3 года назад

Hey welcome back love the water supply didn't use to be rice bed at one time well all u do is good keep it up be safe🌸🌷💖👍😀

@dennisseroy84 3 года назад

almost 1 million subscribers! Congratulations! I've been here for a long time and the channel is getting better. success friend.

@dougalexander7204 3 года назад

You are a talented and strong man, and it would be nice to have a woman who would share this experience with you. Much respect.

@crissysmart 3 года назад

I would sleep like a baby if that waterfall sound was around me.

@lkalaschnikow 3 года назад

You mean you'd piss yourself in your sleep?

@pards1694 3 года назад

this place is beautifull, the primitive creations is insane. a new piece of paradise.

@el.exorcista9020 3 года назад

Russian subscribers write to you in the chat: 1. I wonder when you will create electricity .. 2. There is a great lack of women, she sewed a shirt for you. They wish you health and success. From myself I will say: a shower is good, but the water is very cold. It is necessary to make a separate reservoir for shower water. In the morning, fill with water and remove the flow of water. During the day, the water will become the optimal temperature. In the evening, you can wash without the risk of hypothermia, colds and pneumonia. Good work.

@el.exorcista9020 3 года назад

@@Wock__ It is possible that you are right. I am writing about water not because in russia there is only snow and bears)) we also have tropics and deserts. If the water was from the sea or lake, then of course it is warm (even in the river). But if it is from the depths of the earth, then it always comes to the surface cold. I will not argue, I did not measure the temperature of this water)) it is quite possible that it is quite comfortable. Thanks for the answer. In the end, I'll ask a question: do you know what the name of the channel's author is? I have been subscribed to it for a long time and I regularly look, but I don’t know the name. That's not cool. (And sorry for the bad English))))

@PanLozzKo 3 года назад

russia occupier

@vk-br1dr 3 года назад

@@el.exorcista9020 Cold showers are good for you, shocks your immune system. Obviously not to the point where you get hyperthermia.

@jakobimax 3 года назад

@@el.exorcista9020 yes yes, the old russian Bear shower, with snow. Best with additional balalaika music and ushanka hat

@NorthAyase 3 года назад

Funny thing is I practice reading Russian by reading all the Russian comments every time he drops a video lol.

@KahulaniKainoa 3 года назад

Love the new Shower 🚿 🚿🚿upgrade 🥰🥰🥰

@genghisdingus 3 года назад

The title of episode 200: Fixing my shirt using wild cotton

@venusbroughton5112 2 года назад

You never cease to amaze me you always seem to get so much done and you work so hard

@joshcase6909 3 года назад

Make the water wheel power the wood so you can make more pots

@Wastapolis 3 года назад

I was thinking on that too jeje

@felipecel 3 года назад

You and primitive technology are the best channels of survival

@el.exorcista9020 3 года назад

33:05 - This is the task for the near future: Apply the rotation energy of the water wheel to the potter's wheel.

@SF-li9kh 3 года назад

The night shots were fantastic. Movie level 👍🏻

@Electricity0 3 года назад

Try to power the pottery wheel with the water wheel so you don't have to spin it manually.

@GuardTower 3 года назад

the torque would be too strong for a pottery wheel. unless he gets to start making wooden gears that is

@Electricity0 3 года назад

@@GuardTower he might forge some iron ones.

@jodricpalisbo7916 3 года назад

You should upgrade your pottery wheel with maybe flywheel at the bottom that can be moved with the feet. Another great tool project would be rasps or metal files.

@ancientbuilds3764 3 года назад

Huy, I was waiting for you're shirt to dissolve as soon as it hit the water! (-;

@thomashoward8619 3 года назад

@Primitive Skills I love watching your videos. i've watched them all. keep up the great work.

@milkmansteve1 3 года назад

You do spectacular work . There has been not 1 thing youve done I havent learned something from. And your sisters seem to share your innate intellectual capacity and creative will.

@mamaming8447 3 года назад

Who would have thought from a cave to a private lake you certainly have come far and seems have further to go. Can't wait

@d.j.robinson9424 3 года назад

I really love this channel, I'm hoping you might get that clay wheel attached to your water wheel, no more spinning by hand. Love the shower, I imagine that cold water feels really nice.💛💚👍🌧

@taylorrowe7759 3 года назад

I’ve been following him since before the first rice paddy and just found out he puts English language subtitles in with commentary

@davidnash6429 3 года назад

Sorry, now you have go watch all the other previous Vids like I did, lol.

@taylorrowe7759 3 года назад

@@davidnash6429 oh darn, lol. Especially when he built the house

@user-df6yf8rp7z 3 года назад

居然有中文！居然有中文！實在太感動了，我會一直收看你的影片的！加油！！！

@singhispraise365 2 года назад

You are truly blessed. A life of good hard work with a beautiful place to show for the work of your hands! You seem healthy, what more could anyone ask for at the day? You could find someone to share it with? Alas, I am taken😂! Love your videos!

@Lammedreng 3 года назад

I am looking forward to seeing some water-wheel powered stuff

@--Heisenberg-- 3 года назад

yeah, a water powered pottery wheel or a forge blower

@xnorcal831x 3 года назад

Put the cement on the spot you want to lay the brick. Add cement to the end of the next brick. Lay it in place pressing down and to the side. It will help build speed laying them. Plus you get a better product in the end.

@l3d-3dmaker58 3 года назад

what a nice shower! I'd love to see you make a hot shower or bath of some sorts for winter preparation!

@edileusaandrade2921 3 года назад

Este lugar é muito bonito ! Você é um rapaz muito inteligente. DEUS te abençoe!

@user-rk7ky9vo1o 3 года назад

Женщины точно не хватает.Может рубашку бы сшила😁Успехов и здоровья.

@el.exorcista9020 3 года назад

У него еще хлопок не вырос на рубашку и врядли он понимает русский. а так парень конечно молодец. И русских зрителей на канале встретить приятно )) всёж земеля

@user-rk7ky9vo1o 3 года назад

@@el.exorcista9020 Я сначала написал,а потом он хлопок показал.Тоже будет интересно посмотреть,как он хлопок будет обрабатывать и ткань делать.

@dimasletnii 3 года назад

ага,сшила бы рубашку,скорее закатила бы скандал

@user-rk7ky9vo1o 3 года назад

@@dimasletnii 😅Ну ты уж сразу скандал😀Надо на лучшее надеется.Не все женщины стервы.

@dimasletnii 3 года назад

@@user-rk7ky9vo1o в той или иной степени,но все

@retroactively76 2 года назад

All I ask from God is such a very simple life. Living in the peaceful environment and very closed to nature such that place. No need a lot of material things, just being in that kind of place can be also abundant. Planting and eating fresh fruits and vegetables is a very healthy way of living. Making garden manually can be good for the health as well. Fresh air and fresh water, far from the pollution and toxic environment. No car noises but only the sound of calming flowing water. That's heaven for me.

@Dutch779 3 года назад

That potters wheel, for making a clay pot, and so easy to rig up to your water wheel for spinning.

@Hello-qq2to 3 года назад

Maybe so. Good idea.

@ELHAUKEZ 3 года назад

Please build a gearbox for your waterwheel so you can attach different tools like the pottery table or a grindstone to sharpen your tools. Maybe later also use it to spindle a yarn from the cotton😋

@WDLKD 3 года назад

Wow, a new video three weeks in a row? I'm beginning to feel spoiled!

@Prismaticmind 3 года назад

You may want to consider cooking the corn in the husk, it makes the corn juicier and locks in more of the flavors.

@IberianCraftsman 3 года назад

0:46 the algae in the water sink to the bottom and die fertilising the land, so if he chooses to empty the water for farming at some point it will be real nice, he could also plant water chestnuts too, they would grow super easily inside that pond.

@pillowwantan3226 3 года назад

You could make a bridge over your pond! Use the other side of the water for storage space of materials like clay, cement, stone, bamboo, food, seeds!

@iqohbelle 3 года назад

Cant wait to see u make a new clothes from ur cotton trees

@colterdenison6364 3 года назад

That waterwheel that you built is an excellent source of power. Not for producing electricity, but for other useful things such as grinding grain (other than the water hammer), or powering your kickwheel, or maybe running a lathe for perhaps making some wooden roller bearings for your waterwheel to run even more efficiently.

@genicelambretedesousa2369 3 года назад

Que maravilhoso pote ,mais uma habilidade que descobri que você têm ,Jeová Deus continue abençoando essas mãos lindas

@mariabravo5511 3 года назад

Me encanta este canal, ese lugar parece un paraíso tiene lo que se necesita para vivir feliz lejos de toda contaminación. Saludos desde Venezuela 🇻🇪

@alitaha6952 3 года назад

مين عربي يعطيني لايك

@btgbesttransportgrouppl6106 3 года назад

I've been watching this guy and his amazing skills for a couple of years. Anyone else want to chip in any buy him a new shirt? Lol.

@McFunnyBone 3 года назад

Fricken awesome. The growth has been insane man. I do have one idea. I think you should make a small elbow that you can slap on that lower spout on your shower for when you aren't using it. I just think that consistent water flow right at your support beam is going to wash it right out. Don't want all your hard work getting messed up. Keep at it brother!

@chepil.370 3 года назад

Admiró su ingenio para hacer sus propias herramientas y su arduo trabajo desde Venezuela le saludo, una persona muy trabajadora felicitaciones 🇻🇪🤗🤗

@Thetuong66 9 месяцев назад

❤❤❤

@donnabaardsen5372 3 года назад

Is there anything this guy can't do? Amazing skills! Wow! I absolutely love the endless sounds of water. The best sleep medication ever!🌞👍😎

@cristinaj4274 3 года назад

I've been watching for over a year now... Still so overwhelmingly impressed with every new upload! In the immortal words of Casper the Friendly Ghost... Can I keep you? 😊

@battlebotts 3 года назад

Make a concrete kick wheel. Then you can throw pots. Until then stick with coil or slab pots.

@Hello-qq2to 3 года назад

Best idea. Is it possible using wooden bearing tho? Maybe he can forge a metal slab with some steel balls. For greeze he can extract some tar from charcoal.

@BrickPrydonian 3 года назад

Run the pottery wheel off water power. He's almost there already.

@gregmuon 3 года назад

I agree. A simple kick wheel is very efficient. How often will he make pots? No need for water power for this.

@battlebotts 3 года назад

@@Hello-qq2to use melted brass dropped in water. The same stuff he was making his I knife out of. The should be small ballbearings when he does it right

@Sgtassburgler 3 года назад

This is how some Korean artisans still make pots, on a hand powered wheel just like he is using.

@basgosen6746 3 года назад

It took a while but i realy like what you have done to the place. 👍

@juanbossio4456 3 года назад

You can use the power of the water weel with a simple gear sistem, for example to rotate the clay plataform or to pump air to the fire

@vicenclinares9850 3 года назад

Caray!! Gracias por traducirlo al Español Q'buenas ídeas habilidad tienes ,eh vísto pocas personas con tanto ingenio y pacíencia Debes tener estudios para hacer todo lo q'has demostrado Es múy instructivo y ameno...lo passo múy bien cada episodio FELICIDADES👏👏👏🤝😊

@YGOrica 3 года назад

You should make a bamboo wall lr something like that to reduce the noice volume of the water… its very loud 😅

@davidnash6429 3 года назад

I was thinking the same thing, does he shut the water off at night? Also, I was thinking about security. The sound of the water can hide the sounds of the "unwanted things" sneaking up on you.

@Kapil-Patel 3 года назад

Great work bro, look forward to the next episode 👍🏽

@hellangel28 3 года назад

33:00 you already have a watermill, why are you still turning this by hand? you could craft a few gears and rods and connect them

@alpacalama5587 3 года назад

you should make a lantern for when you stay late! it would help with the low light from the fire, I love ur videos!

@patriciahazeltine9986 3 года назад

Do you roast the corn in its husk on the fire? It's good that way!! It steams your corn and no ash!

@man-df-up 3 года назад

Great video! A lot of content in just 1 video, we love it. Thank you ^^

@trolly-volly 3 года назад

Комментарий для поддержания Вашего видео,удачи в развитии проекта

@user-lv3ud9mz6u 3 года назад

Без комментариев было интереснее

@andydataguy 3 года назад

The nighttime shot showing the fire was amazing. Great content. Love what ya'll do!

@millavas 3 года назад

You should try making wood gears to power the poter wheel and maybe a mill

@jimbayler4277 3 года назад

That would introduce grit into the joint. Taking the time to smooth out the high spots on the shaft and the pillow blocks would be more effective. Adding cooking grease would also help. Usually with a spinning shaft, and pillow block bearings/bushings, one surface is a softer sacrificial surface (usually the one that's easier to replace)

@daghetnie 3 года назад

Can you make a water jet system that powers the clay table wheel. I think you can come up with a fairly simply and effective solution :-). Your place is looking better and better!

@lyulf0 3 года назад

this is quite the clever idea. as soon as you said that my brain went into a tisy to design a working model in my head. XD

@bengreen2532 3 года назад

And hello to you! It is necessary to create a concrete mixer driven by a gearbox - powered by a water wheel!

@lyulf0 3 года назад

Have you ever hand made a gearbox? its a NIGHTMARE. The only way he will manage that is if he somehow finds copper in enough abundance and learns to cast it into useable gears and find some way to work harden them appropriately. Hes isint looking for the easy way.

@bengreen2532 3 года назад

@@lyulf0 Oooh, yes, I only deal with gearboxes at work, copper in Vietnam can be found quite easily, in stones, but copper itself is not so needed, you can use iron as an analogue, the main thing is to think over all the mechanics!

@user-bw7ce7bc9q 3 года назад

Молодец работящий порень 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🖐🖐🖐

@XaPoH-89- 3 года назад

Привет, интересно когда ты дойдешь до электричества ....

@atomspace2012 3 года назад

это уже работа с металлами и различными видов сплавов. Для этого нужна хорошая печь. Самому интересно как он это будет делать. Жду ине дождусь сам уже пойду делать!!

@kostianecrasow9659 3 года назад

Он ещё даже водяное колесо ни куда не прикрутил, а можно было бы на гончарный круг, но не думаю что он будет делать его, т.к. ему много не надо глиняных изделий. А так он мог бы сделать думаю Токарный станок или Дисковую/Ленточную пилу или Жернова.

@atomspace2012 3 года назад

@@kostianecrasow9659 так же водяной молот для кузницы

@yabnku 3 года назад

@@kostianecrasow9659 без адвоката не понять, что ему надо делать с водяным колесом. надо слать Егорова в командировку.

@Electricspaghetti369 3 года назад

Russian turn me on comrades

@mariaaparecidamoreto45 3 года назад

VC MERECE TODOS ELOGIOS, PELA SUADISIPLINA ,CORAGEM, E CAPRICHO NO QUE FAZ. PARABÉNS.

@SupComRaiden2 3 года назад

Anyone else starting to suspect that he had this planned from the start when he moved there?

@TheCoffeehound 3 года назад

I called that when he made the first rice field.

@marborable 3 года назад

@@TheCoffeehound Doh!

@wertigus 3 года назад

i believe this is the best RU-vid has to offer

@Frenki_YTNC 3 года назад

Спасибо за субтитры, но я смотрю тебя с появления этого канала, поэтому всё и так понимаю!

@user-rk7ky9vo1o 3 года назад

Ну не все понимают...Субтитры нужны.

@Frenki_YTNC 3 года назад

@@user-rk7ky9vo1o ну я все видео пересматривал раза 4,что кстати рекомендую и другим

@Frenki_YTNC 3 года назад

@@user-rk7ky9vo1o и вот смотрю новый выпуск и примерно уже понимаю что будет впереди,но всё равно интересно

@user-rk7ky9vo1o 3 года назад

@@Frenki_YTNC Я иной раз с внуком смотрю,и у него куча вопросов😁Считаю,что даже эти субтитры слабоваты.Но в тоже время понимаю,что канал рассчитан на взрослых людей.Может пора увеличить аудиторию до школьников.По крайней мере моему внуку интересно(12 лет)

@Frenki_YTNC 3 года назад

@@user-rk7ky9vo1o познавательно для ребёнка я считаю смотреть такой контент,а не всяких Моргенштернов! А сам я деревенский и до того чтобы начать смотреть этот канал с появления интернета у меня в 12 лет,я смотрел множество dyi блогеров в список которых входит адвокат Егоров. И сам я связан со строительными профессиями строительства Наверное поэтому мне нравится смотреть это и предсказывать за ранее что сделает автор! И да мне 18. Поэтому извиняюсь за то что так грубо с вами общаюсь

@anthonyseng8715 3 года назад

You should connect the water wheel to your pottery wheel. Good stuff!

@SlightlyCivil 3 года назад

Wonder if you should make a carbon/sand filter for the shower. Would help keep unwanted debris and chemicals from getting on ya. Hell even making one for the pond itself would be a good idea since you raise fish in it

@Lemzur 3 года назад

I love your videos you work hard and you do a great job, and the landscape is amazing!

@skitzochik 3 года назад

well as much as i love that tattered old blue shirt, i think at this point its more of a hindrance than it is a help. besides you could tear it into strips and make lashing etc. RETIRE BLUE

@stevenjohns1322 3 года назад

It’s his trademark dude, it wouldn’t be the same without it😂👍just wait until he only has the collar around his neck that’s the time to get a new shirt