I've recently been watching a lot of videos on clay harvesting and hand-built pottery (ya know, in preparation for the coming end times). So, I was thrilled to see this latest Primitive Technology demonstrating the sedimentation method for separating impurities from clay. John then goes on to use the clay to build four large water vessels and a creek sluice, which he then fires in a kiln.
Primitive Technology: Purifying clay and making pots
Making a wood ash-insulated furnace for smelting iron
John Plant of the popular Primitive Technology channel continues his advance into the iron age. In this video he builds a new smelting furnace with insulated walls of wood ash… READ THE REST
Primitive Technology: Making cement out of iron bacteria
In the video, John Plant collects iron bacteria from a stream, decants it down to a mud, sun-dries it, then forms it into pots. Once dry and hardened, the pots… READ THE REST
More Primitive Technology's explorations of the Iron Age
John Plant of Primitive Technology continues his explorations of Iron Age technology. In this video, he attempts to remove the carbon (decarburize) from some iron prills he produced using a… READ THE REST
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