Building a Native American Longhouse with Hand Tools The Best Natural Bushcraft Shelter
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Date: 2020-11-30
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THEKING
I didn't see what kind of tools these folks R using for level and straight. I am skipping thru the video. I mean I have an eyeball I operate machines and can often hit a grade or level dead balls on but when it comes to framing rough timber that takes more talent that even most folks that call themselves a builder have. I mean this job looks amazing to the eye that builds shit often. This is pretty good stuff and at least this dude is being a little more honest these days that he just didn't walk into the woods alone and presto. Insults the builders mental abilities to comprehend the messages. Nice work.
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I didn't see what kind of tools these folks R using for level and straight. I am skipping thru the video. I mean I have an eyeball I operate machines and can often hit a grade or level dead balls on but when it comes to framing rough timber that takes more talent that even most folks that call themselves a builder have. I mean this job looks amazing to the eye that builds shit often. This is pretty good stuff and at least this dude is being a little more honest these days that he just didn't walk into the woods alone and presto. Insults the builders mental abilities to comprehend the messages. Nice work.
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junichi
I didn't see what kind of tools these folks R using for level and straight. I am skipping thru the video. I mean I have an eyeball I operate machines and can often hit a grade or level dead balls on but when it comes to framing rough timber that takes more talent that even most folks that call themselves a builder have. I mean this job looks amazing to the eye that builds shit often. This is pretty good stuff and at least this dude is being a little more honest these days that he just didn't walk into the woods alone and presto. Insults the builders mental abilities to comprehend the messages. Nice work.
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I didn't see what kind of tools these folks R using for level and straight. I am skipping thru the video. I mean I have an eyeball I operate machines and can often hit a grade or level dead balls on but when it comes to framing rough timber that takes more talent that even most folks that call themselves a builder have. I mean this job looks amazing to the eye that builds shit often. This is pretty good stuff and at least this dude is being a little more honest these days that he just didn't walk into the woods alone and presto. Insults the builders mental abilities to comprehend the messages. Nice work.
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Gary
I enjoyed hearing the information about 1st nations, there was so much knowledge about the land that was lost when all the tribal lands were seized. Its a shame that the little of what we have is left in paintings and the oral traditions. Rarely do we see the geography the tribes originated from with examples of the materials and techniques used as well, thank you for sharing.
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I enjoyed hearing the information about 1st nations, there was so much knowledge about the land that was lost when all the tribal lands were seized. Its a shame that the little of what we have is left in paintings and the oral traditions. Rarely do we see the geography the tribes originated from with examples of the materials and techniques used as well, thank you for sharing.
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Danny
How do you propose to complete the walls and the roof, what materials, is it done with small and large branches with their needles and possibly grass mixed with mud clay? Interesting to view and to find this out. Staying tuned.
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How do you propose to complete the walls and the roof, what materials, is it done with small and large branches with their needles and possibly grass mixed with mud clay? Interesting to view and to find this out. Staying tuned.
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Mike
Canadians work so well together. In America this would have taken exponentially longer, due to political and social differences, also there would have been an argument over who had more native american DNA.
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Canadians work so well together. In America this would have taken exponentially longer, due to political and social differences, also there would have been an argument over who had more native american DNA.
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Sonly
It is amazing to survive in such a climate and environment, this is an important science for younger generations to learn. I also suggested that he also plant trees to replace the trees that were cut down.
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It is amazing to survive in such a climate and environment, this is an important science for younger generations to learn. I also suggested that he also plant trees to replace the trees that were cut down.
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TheBunnyodeath
you bring a heart and some sanity to a world that's gone crazy. I can't say how much I both appreciate and long to be a part of a group of friends like you have. thank you.
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you bring a heart and some sanity to a world that's gone crazy. I can't say how much I both appreciate and long to be a part of a group of friends like you have. thank you.
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Ratchet
Who needs civilization when YahWeh gives you nature!
982 sheep thatll take the chip for a klondike bar!
Less then 10 minutes in and I know youre Canadian eh?
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Who needs civilization when YahWeh gives you nature!
982 sheep thatll take the chip for a klondike bar!
Less then 10 minutes in and I know youre Canadian eh?
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Kyle
I loved the cabin. But the long house is more along the lines of what I'd want to build and live in. Along with a wigwam and a sweat lodge.
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I loved the cabin. But the long house is more along the lines of what I'd want to build and live in. Along with a wigwam and a sweat lodge.
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Betty
Yes I like watching builds of natural materials. I would like too try a smaller version. Thank you for sharing. Keep them coming.
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Yes I like watching builds of natural materials. I would like too try a smaller version. Thank you for sharing. Keep them coming.
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