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Primitive Technology: Mud mortar experiment and firing roof tiles

Mud mortar experiment and firing roof tiles
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I tried building wall from fired bricks mortared together with mud rather than ash cement due to the mud being easier to produce, especially in the wet season when fire is difficult to produce. The wall initially survived heavy rain as it was being built but eventually collapsed near completion, likely to being built too fasts before the layers could dry. If I try again in future, I’ll wait a day between layers and only build in dry weather, though this experiment showed that this method will survive heavy rain up to over a meter in wall height.

Next I continued on from the last video and successfully fired the roof tiles in the new kiln. The ash was pelletised to make ash cement for future use. Then I made a new batch of tiles and some bricks as well for the next firring. Hopefully the weather dries up soon so I can build a permanent workshop for the next wet season, I need another tiled hut (in addition to the current 2 walled tiled hut) that won’t rot in the wet weather like thatch does.

0:00 Mud mortar experiment
11:21 Drying roof tile/ making kiln
13:03 Firing roof tiles
19:13 Making next batch of tiles and bricks

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Primitive technology is a hobby where you build things in the wild completely from scratch using no modern tools or materials. These are the strict rules: If you want a fire, use a fire stick – An axe, pick up a stone and shape it – A hut, build one from trees, mud, rocks etc. The challenge is seeing how far you can go without utilizing modern technology. I do not live in the wild, but enjoy building shelter, tools, and more, only utilizing natural materials. To find specific videos, visit my playlist tab for building videos focused on pyrotechnology, shelter, weapons, food & agriculture, tools & machines, and weaving & fiber.

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Primitive Technology: Wood ash & crushed terracotta mortar

Wood ash & crushed terracotta mortar
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I made mortar from wood ash and crushed terracotta and then used it to mortar bricks together. The ash from previous brick firings was formed into pellets and re-fired in the kiln to calcine it. There is calcium in wood ash which behaves the same as limestone when burned so it will set after being wetted and allowed to dry. The aggregate was crushed terracotta from old broken bricks. These contributed alumina and silica which along with the sodium and silica from the ash form aluminosilicate chains, forming a geopolymer. It forms a noticeably stronger mortar than the previous on I made from wood ash and sand. Also the terracotta is easier to source than sand in this location. Mixing 1 part ash to 3 parts terracotta yielded a useable mortar. A sample was tested after 9 days of drying and did not dissolve in water. I’ll likely investigate easier ways to produce this material in future so I can build more structures with brick.

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Primitive Technology: Hut with Underfloor Heating (Ondol/Hypocaust)

Hut with Underfloor Heating (Ondol/Hypocaust)
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I built a thatched hut with an underfloor heating system for the purpose of drying bricks, tiles and pottery faster. I built my standard small 2 x 2 m hut design first to keep the rain off the work site. Then I dug 8 meters of trench, 25 cm wide and deep, zig-zagging through the floor of the hut, while building up the sides with mud made from the excavated soil. When the tunnels were finished, flat stones were laid over the trenches and covered with mud as well to form a flat floor. A fire was lit in the lower entrance of the tunnels and the system drew the smoke through weakly. This was enhanced by building a short chimney at the back. The floor will take time to dry out slowly without cracking. When it is dry, it will be used for drying tiles, bricks and pottery made from a nearby source of clay. This underfloor heating is similar to the Korean “Ondol” or Roman “Hypocaust”, both systems involving fire beneath a floor to provide warmth although it is more like the typical ondol with multiple tunnels whereas the hypocaust consists of tiles held up with pillars.

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Primitive Technology: Roof tiles dried by underfloor heating

Roof tiles dried by underfloor heating
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I made a batch of tiles to test the underfloor heating in the new hut. A new chimney was made from bricks and the floor of the hut was given a new layer of mud. A roof tile mold and form were carved and a batch of 40 roof tiles were made using them. Despite wet weather, the new hut was able to keep the tiles out of the rain and actively dry them with the heat from the floor.

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Top 3 Primitive Technology with Survival Fishing Catch Big Fish

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Primitive Technology: Casting Metal Iron Hammer ( Fe )

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Casting Metal Iron Hammer Fe. Here is our new video. In this video we build a hammer. The hammer is essential to crafting tools and weapons. we have made a lot of small iron from iron ore. We make a magnetic mold for coal and soil. We made a wooden hammer for the model. After firing, the wood hammer will burn out. we put the little iron in the mold and then we fired the hammer at a very high temperature and we got a complete hammer. In the next video we will continue to build the next necessary tools. Subscribe to our channel to follow our new videos.

Primitive Technology: building a Metal Furnace Iron (Fe)

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Hello. building a Metal Furnace Iron (Fe) is our newest video. In this video we have modified the smelter so that we can separate iron metal from iron ore. the Iron Age is a rapidly advancing primitive. Primitive human evolution from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age is a long step. it is the premise for us to progress to civilization. The melting point of iron is very high so we need coal with a high burning point. We found coal. a coal whose exothermic temperature can burn up to 2000 degrees. we found a lot of iron ore in one river. it’s a very fine ore. After many hours of ore smelting we have obtained a small number of very small pieces of iron. we need more time to be able to smelt more iron in order to be able to create the tools needed in the primitive era. We continue to make the following videos of making iron and making tools and weapons. Subscribe to the channel to follow the next videos.
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Primitive Technology : Slingshot Hunt and Full Chicken Biryani Cook Eating Delicious |VILLAGE HUNTER

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Luxury House for Lucky Dogs – Ana’s Building – Primitive Technology – Step by Step – Survival Series

Luxury House for Lucky Dogs – Ana’s Building – Primitive Technology – Step by Step – Survival Series
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Primitive technology with survival skills: Solo 7 days in the rainforest looking for food (part 1)

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Survival in the rainforest – foraging in the rainforest
We did the jungle survival challenge. It started with us being abandoned in the woods. There is no water, food and a lot of danger in the forest. we have to look for food and differentiate which is edible. If we eat some poisonous foods by mistake, we can lose our lives. we look for fruit and other edible animals. we went very far and found a stream. that is the water for us to survive. we found small crabs and an edible bamboo tree. Using survival skills we created fire to cook food. We will continue to post these videos at a later date. In the following video we can build shelters and make traps to find food