Primitive Life : Raw-Iron!

Primitive Life : Raw-Iron!
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[ShawnBean]

Congratulations! That, indeed, does look like smelted iron!

One of the reasons that the Iron Age _followed_ the Bronze Age instead of being concurrent with it is that -- as you have shown -- it takes much more effort and better tools to refine the same amount of iron/steel compared to an amount of copper, tin, and bronze. What you have achieved is amazing!

[JackDontLie]

just need to make a pumpkin farm and you can spawn in golems to defend your village from raid.

[emmalouize]

You are an extremely intelligent man who entertains and educates us. I love this channel. Thank you for the new content.

[pogostix]

Great video!
The geologist in me is curious to know what kind of ore you're using. Looks like hematite? Not sure what the red stuff is, possibly dried iron bacteria. Just guesses though.
A taller, narrower furnace should help the fire get hotter. Might be worth a try.
So much work for so little iron. I wonder what you plan to make.

[dimviesel]

So informative! Love this channel. These guys deserve every dollar they earn from youtube. This is art!

[JawslinJabers]

Grind the fired rocks into powder. The metal will not become powder. Then you can use the powder again in the clay ball mix and get more metal. Just an idea. I wouldn't waste it just sweeping it away. It is survival right?

[MrCheminee]

He is not making a swimming <3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3

[juanedieguez]

Great Video!!!
If you can, try to add subtitles explaining why you do certain things.
Like why did you crush coal and added to the crushed iron? Some people might know is use to increase its heat, but an explanation/details is always welcome.


sorry my english, not my first language.

[Колорад-дй]

Errors.
1. Insufficient heating. Too low pipe.
2. The material is not crushed. Enrichment is not carried out.
Yandex translator

[Zamolxes]

Your furnace is way too cold, is barely enough to melt copper or bronze. Part of it is due to air delivery system which is inadequate, part due to poor coke, you need some good coal or charcoal to get temperatures high enough.

[sweetymommytv]

Thanks God your back, nice to watch your more vedios..

[heretoforeunknown]

I hope you get your fish pond, chicken coop, and pigsty plus gardens and flowers back in full operation.

[paranormaldrummer]

It's so good to see you back man.. As always, another amazing video.. Just don't disappear on us again bro, lol.. I thought you just quit doing the whole YouTube thing all together, but here you are.. Btw, what happened to your other camp site man?? That was really starting to look pretty sweet.. Especially the stone pools and sidewalks you put in.. That was awesome.. Anyway, excellent job on the iron video here and welcome back my friend, we missed watching you do what you do bro.. Take care and stay safe.. Cheers..

[billgage]

Would the iron be heavier than the other dross around it when you smash it up? If so, could you use some sort of "panning" process with a wide clay dish and running water to float away to separate the light stuff from the heavy ore?

[frankohero]

This will take some time - but you will get enough ore eventually.
EVERYTHING is ALWAYS sooo much work with you "primitive" guys...
Just keep on rocking!

[higi]

I can't believe it... HE'S BACK :D

[phantomghoti]

Good to hear the chickens are still doing well

[g.e.o.r.g.e...]

It would probably take you less time to find magnetite (black sand) in the river in much greater quantities, than it took you to find all of that fantastic coal coke.
You might even find gold by accident lol.

[tonychafin]

Awesome man, and sorry for your loss.

[estrellamingarro]

Este señor es el mejor de todos y todas las que hacen vídeos de supervivencia, es el mejor.