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Primitive workshop build

Jimmy Mack

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How about this for a little primitive workshop build?
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[youtube]P73REgj-3UE[/youtube]

**blast.. I can never get the youtube links to work :? **

MOD EDIT : Fixed it for you, Trim.
 
Delete everything up to and including the equals sign, Jim.
 
I shall come back and watch this later. I now have to go and earn a few brownie points! :|

:obscene-drinkingcheers:
 
Even I don't tile a roof from the inside though! Lovely little film.
 
I'd have definitely left a window. That place will be dark and gloomy most of the time.
 
Brilliant video. Especially liked the heating system.

At the start he seemed to be burning the wood around his mortices, what was the purpose of that process?

Terry.
 
Wizard9999":3jpeh82h said:
Brilliant video. Especially liked the heating system.

At the start he seemed to be burning the wood around his mortices, what was the purpose of that process?

Terry.
Maybe to enlarge the holes faster and less wear on the stone tools? I know that burning out is the method used to make bowls and dugouts.

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