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When you see how easy everything is, you see the sicknesses in our societies
Comment from : Jeff G

02:23brThis dissolved?brI thought it was like a stone
Comment from : César Kirin

Boa noite estou aprendendo fazer panela de
Comment from : Ivanete Moura

A GREAT REVOLUTION , VEGETAL CONCRETE !!!
Comment from : christian vaz

What are the ingredients??
Comment from : David C

Awesome 👍
Comment from : Don

Thank you for being simple and to the point
Comment from : Kelsen Cummins

What kind of tock are you crushing??
Comment from : David C

It'd be cool to see you make some sort of clay brick/cement pathways to connect some of your main areas you traverse/ areas you live
Comment from : Herojippie

Makasih udah berbagi vidio yang bagus
Comment from : HOMLIKI ISUN

You need 30 million sub's for this❤❤❤❤!
Comment from : Jan_Jaker_Jollimpsraj_1

What is this, can you clarify
Comment from : الحوت الازرق

3:30 Smacking it with a hammer is the proof we wanna see
Comment from : Meowface Music eXperience

Geopolymer concrete is the term you are looking for i believe, take that historians who didn’t read exodus
Comment from : Grundle D Cheeze

KHCO3
Comment from : Grundle D Cheeze

Need an art teacher much? The term you are looking for geopolymer concrete You’re welcome
Comment from : Grundle D Cheeze

Nah man, terracotta or previously fired clay, potassium bicarbonate from the fly ash KNOH^2
Comment from : Grundle D Cheeze

sehr, sehr aufwendig
Comment from : juergen trautmann

Good creative 👍
Comment from : Faknik Faken

Show
Comment from : Clube do Sobrevivencialismo XX

How to remove simant h from wall and siling,,,?
Comment from : Naarullaah Gaib mahdi Nakqvi

If some day i end up stranded in an island i hope to remember your videos lol
Comment from : Ivan A Medina

Roman cement awesome
Comment from : Dennis Smithy

Faut faut
Comment from : (député des sans voix)

From now an I will assume cavemen used chopsticks
Comment from : CentreMetre

Can we get some words on the screen or even better talking Just to make what you’re doing a bit clearer
Comment from : Peter Embrey

Круто
Comment from : BaBuxer

So questions:br1 How many parts ashes to how many parts terracotta powder?br2 Can brick powder also be used?br25 If so would it be better replacing the terracotta or be with it?
Comment from : DREpics

He is right I am from Pakistan and when I see 👀 British architect here they used Wood ashes in walls etc so finally I sure that it is really work
Comment from : WOW Q

This guy is tough as nails!
Comment from : Kenmanx

This is amazing
Comment from : Donna Mathis

Thank you so much! This is a game changer! I’ve been needing to redo my cement floors in my shed (cause it was originally a goat shed, so the concrete is a mess) I’m so glad I stumbled upon this!
Comment from : Skia High Studios

the best channel on the planet
Comment from : 34rlyw4rn1ng

Can I make a bowl with this process and rock boil in it safely?
Comment from : Carbo Trading Company

Wood ash also produces sodium and potassium hydroxides You're somewhat polluting the process with other materials Eggshells from chickens or sea shells/oyster shells can be used as well and they're very calcium pure
Comment from : Eric Hockemeyer

4 year past
Comment from : Hacıqabul Arms

Just a question: could you use the potash as ground fertilizer?
Comment from : Florent Arlandis

Guess I'm not the only one running around in the forest with my tits out
Comment from : Jakob

can you replace the wood ash with bamboo ash?
Comment from : Cosmic Potato

Luckily there are terracotta trees in the forest
Comment from : PolskiMaestro

I was wondering what happens if you don't have such white ash Is there any use for ash that contains more carbon? And are these bricks suitable for building a stove, are they fire resistant?
Comment from : antonia schreiber

Theres your pyramids
Comment from : Matt A

I,ve Just done 2 years in the UK in Scotland Totally in the wild
Comment from : Nathan Eadson

I agree with the Chemist raw clay will do water proof but only with water soluble cellulose 2stabulise expending silicon Putsum ALU beer cans in the mix It,ll set super quick That's lye ya playin with it,s blinding Inthe eyes carfull LOVING YOUR WORK
Comment from : Nathan Eadson

Could you make soap?
Comment from : Kyle Bell

居然有中文字幕😭😭😭！
Comment from : XR Wu

Can I use coconut husk as an alternative?
Comment from : Clint Justin John Y Lawa

🍆＋🥖＝🌭
Comment from : sayuri

Have you considered using wood ash to make a protective plaster coating for the outside of your buildings? I'm wondering if this would help with water resistance if you ever decide to make another wattle and daub building in the future
Comment from : Dayton Victory Gardener

What is this paradise you are living in?
Comment from : bbruce995

I try but he dont work
Comment from : रवी रोहोम

But how much pressure and weight can this withstand? And would this be something good to use for long-term like as if if I was to use it in home construction?
Comment from : Ivan Govorko

Have you tried making soap using wood ash?
Comment from : TheMCzorro

Yes! Geopolymer!
Comment from : Zander Whitcroft

So good I had to watch again!
Comment from : What Happened

Beautiful
Comment from : adriaan nikken

Thanks, I didn't think of the natural step from going calcium carbonate to calcium oxide in 2 step process Also meta kaolin ,and remove phosphate
Comment from : Randy Tucker

I'm not chimist brI product ash detergent with ashesbrbrI dried wahsed ashes the detergent process with sun and time Once drying, i put one piece of drying in a jar water closed It didn't disolved in 3 days I shook itnothing brbrI think it's not strong like this ash cement with clay, but it's a good degreebrbrAshes of a ash detergent process
Comment from : Baptiste M

as an additional project for anyone that wants to do this, the water that you pour of the ash can be used for other projects, it contains lye which can be mixed with fat to create soap, but is also used to preserve and even prepare food in some parts of the world
Comment from : Thomas Hongshagen

no way this dude made a Minecraft Block
Comment from : Guy Man

Now build a pyramid
Comment from : Samuel Reed

What was the stone looking material he was crushing at 2:35?
Comment from : Canadian

What about making glass ?
Comment from : hondero

I'm curious about your 'burn tower' It appears to be 'smokeless'br#1) Is it?brI see videos about smokeless burn pits and they all seem to require quite specific dimensions, which are not nearly like yoursbr#2) is very specific ?br#3 )What is yours , made of ?br#4) just because smoke is not apparent while burning, do you suppose it necessarily means that no hazardous pollutants are being produced ?
Comment from : pj woo

2:26 did you just touch that burning hot thing with bare hands?
Comment from : Hans Dampf

You earned a subscription for this one sir
Comment from : dane woodruff

wanna practicing it 🤗
Comment from : Assalamualaikum Dita

Is there anything that can be used in lieu of the terra cotta?
Comment from : Angel Cunningham

Cool
Comment from : Dallas Klimo

time to learn some skills for the apocalypse
Comment from : White Tiana

We go Gym 🏋🚴💪
Comment from : Harsh Soni

What is that reddish powder you used? Is that clay?… do you use raw clay or is there a process to it before utilizing it in such a way?
Comment from : Ian Miranda

Sunnyv2 brought me here and got you a new subscriber! Your work is awesome and I’m looking forward to watching the rest!!
Comment from : Luke Wehlow

Can you please do a video on a rammed earth wall and stabilized soil bricks and interlocking?
Comment from : cargouvu

? goúd?brAwesome bruv 👍🏽brThx u 🙌🏽 💀 😤 ♎️
Comment from : SirDonjennero Gorrell

No no you're doing wrong! Just pull some conveniently refined cement out of the river 😆
Comment from : Kandy

I really like these types of videos, I play around with different materials and see what I can come up with, greetings from the UK!
Comment from : HrafnSkelethor2020 (MOVED)

Holy God You're amazing
Comment from : ht hth

Imaging how much our ancestors could achieve if only they could google all the answers
Comment from : ХОРОШО

Hey great video So much is lost when there's no talking though The amount of time you cooked things, why you cook things twice is that red stuff clay or what? And a better strength test than tapping it would have been interesting But don't get me wrong, I do like the video a lot Just don't understand why you wouldn't talk and tell us what's going on
Comment from : RandomGrin

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Comment from : No Gri

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Comment from : No Gri

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Comment from : No Gri

The apparatus you built to bellow the fire is flipping fantastic!
Comment from : Sam Burns

I have such a love and respect for what you do but I’m still astounded you’re outside with no shirt on all day and still that white lol My Irish roots concur Love the content, thank you for sharing this, absolutely amazing
Comment from : Michael Szabo

i lived in australia for over 200 years as a child and this brings back memories
Comment from : rrrohan2288

Great! I'll build my next house with it
Comment from : joeconsumer

ㅡ
Comment from : ID삼제

According to another shitty knockoff primitive survival channel all u need to make cement is just mix sand and water and u have the perfect cement
Comment from : Ritupan Hazarika