I have thought about planting some but I have heard it grows fast and the decorative bamboos I have seen all got out of hand I don’t know if it would be invasive…
@mike h darn I know an acre of it produces 10× the oxygen as an acre of hard wood trees. But I can’t risk anything invasive.. to bad it is beautiful and as far as I know doesn’t cause allergies like red cedar does I hate red cedar and that’s invasive
It’s definately invasive. It perpetuates from wandering root systems and once a sprout or “shoot” emerges, you will have a 15′ tall adult tree within 4-5 weeks.
You are a very brave and smart man to make a functional fireplace out of nothing but the environment in your *wood hut* and not have it burn it down! Props to you.
What you do requires a great deal of knowledge, skill, and confidence. The wide variety of work you do is fascinating and I enjoy watching you create new things.
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Great job, this fireplace is fantastic
i like you,guy!,thank you
I think Vietnam may not need heating and Vietnam is too hot. hahaha
All the original technology channel inside, you and Australian friends are the best
Chris Wang looks good
Nice
You have mad skills man, keep up the impressive work!
thank you very much!
Very cool design! I enjoy watching your videos
Awesome ! You and our Australian friend are the only ones who seems to know what they are doing. Big fan here. Hope to see a bigger Adobe hut someday
thank guy!
Wow amazing fireplace..the stone base you made it on will definitely protect the wood floor.. good job I like it
thank you!i like you so much!
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your house is coming along nicely.
thank you!
but how you cook on that? i prefer a rocket stove design, simple a rock on top to keep heat and get a cooking place, and need less wood for it..
Wish there was bamboo in the territory I am in.. looks like bamboo makes building easier
I have thought about planting some but I have heard it grows fast and the decorative bamboos I have seen all got out of hand I don’t know if it would be invasive…
Its highly invasive. And good luck getting rid of it. It takes years of constant cutting and pousoning to get rid of it.
@mike h darn I know an acre of it produces 10× the oxygen as an acre of hard wood trees. But I can’t risk anything invasive.. to bad it is beautiful and as far as I know doesn’t cause allergies like red cedar does I hate red cedar and that’s invasive
You only have to plant it once…. and the territory will have bamboo. Forever.
It’s definately invasive. It perpetuates from wandering root systems and once a sprout or “shoot” emerges, you will have a 15′ tall adult tree within 4-5 weeks.
You should make a broom and dust pan broom and brush. Like if you agree
Hey the back of that fire place. Make a rack to put fresh meat so you can smoke!!!
He makes look so eazy thanks your video makes life fun.
I love the peacefulness of nature while you work on your different projects.
I can’t wait for this tranquility myself one day.
Great videos my friend.
You shoud have made it so that you can put a pot or somthing like that (whatever you want the heat) ontop
I got real nervous when I saw those flames nearly touching the thatch.
I cant identify your age. You’re 19 or 45?
You are a very brave and smart man to make a functional fireplace out of nothing but the environment in your *wood hut* and not have it burn it down! Props to you.
Nice job. Thanks for showing how you did it.
What you do requires a great deal of knowledge, skill, and confidence. The wide variety of work you do is fascinating and I enjoy watching you create new things.
Love all your workmanship !