Good ol' primitive is at it again https://www.youtube.c

>>1705199
MUD THE HUT
MUD THE HUT

>>1705199

This guy has replaced Bear Grylls as my fantasy "trapped on an island with..."

I'm sure that given long enough, this fucker will build a coconut-powered internet.

>>1705319
coconet
you missed a good chance for a pun there

Back off, he's my waifu.

>>1705199
>Be in a jungle.
>Lol, errything is mudshit.
Why isn't his stuff washed off by the rain?

>>1705368
Well even though he missed it I'm sure you could now patent it

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>>1705390
>Australia
>Rain
Also I dunno about you, but a lot of tropical monsoon peoples used mud for a lot of things. Here in the Philippines, blacksmiths used them for forges & crucibles.

>>1705390

I don't know why, but in ancient Britain they would make walls out of wicker branches weaved together then layered over with a mixture of mud and dung.

And Britain is renowned for its rain but they stayed up, I think it was something to do with the shit binding it together.

>>1705390
The fuck are you talking about?

Clay is literally the most basic component substance ever found by man everywhere.

Sure tropical people don't build mudhuts but they sure as shit used pots and other clay items.

>>1705400
>yfw brits literally live in shit

When is he going to start smelting?

>>1705414

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVV4xeWBIxE

He already has.

>>1705390
Fires his roof tiles in the kiln to make them more stronger and more resilient to water and rain.

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>>1705397
>Australia
>Rain
I see you haven't checked the news recently. Half the country is currently flooded.

>>1705199
>2016
>this much effort to attract a mate
senicide is the solution

>>1705199
Where the fuck does he get quality mud? Does he have a sieve somewhere?

>>1705789
He's dug up a small clay pit. You should watch his videos, Anon.

>>1705789
>Q. How do I know what good clay is?

>A. Look in creek banks and under top soil. Wet some and roll it into a coil as thick as a pencil then wrap it round a finger. If it doesn’t completely break apart then it’s suitable.

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