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I've followed this channel for a few years. It's fun to watch his whole series from the beginning, because he builds on what he made in previous videos. Like on
by dccoolgai 8y ago
I've followed this channel for a few years. It's fun to watch his whole series from the beginning, because he builds on what he made in previous videos. Like one video will show how to make a kiln and the next will be pottery in the kiln.
- Waterluvian 8y agoThere was one video where in the same video he went from some very basic tool to an advanced version of that tool, using each iteration to build the next. I think it might have been a drill but I can't recall. It was surprisingly inspirational.
- lazysheepherd 8y agoI definitely agree. I think this is the video you mentioned. I have watched it myself many times as well. "Primitive Technology: Cord drill and Pump drill" > https://youtu.be/ZEl-Y1NvBVI https://youtu.be/ZEl-Y1NvBVI
- blisterpeanuts 8y agoThe pump drill/firestarter is a particularly interesting bit of tech; it dates back to at least the Phoenicians (1000 BCE).
- tootie 8y agoHe reset about 6 videos with a new location, but yeah, it's awesome. My kids love it too.
- goda90 8y agoIt was so exciting when he finally built up to smelting bog iron. He only got a little amount, so not sure you could say he hit iron age technology, but it was cool to see that potential with such simple clay and fire.