Firepiston construction 2, demonstrated by a native Semelai. Part 2 of 2

[wozanicharles]

Sorry, found the link. Thanks for sharing this video.

[wozanicharles]

What did the maker use to create the original hole in the wood? Carved with knife, drill bit, don't see that part? Amazing craftmanship.

[trollkors78]

How doest the tinder HOLD in the end of the stick?? Why doesn't it fall out?

[hitachi088]

@trollkors78 there is a hole.

[trollkors78]

True MASTER!

[ahazeman]

nanti deme peten kan jenuh kena bayo

[VIAJEROCOSMICO1]

LA FIBRA DEL 5,4 NO ES ASTROCARPUS DEBE SER (*ARCTOCARPUS* ELASTICUS) , NOMBRE CIENTIFICO DE UN ARBOL MORACEO PRIMO DEL ARBOL DEL PAN Y LA YAKA O JAKA, TODO LO DEMAS ES UNA GRAN LECCION POR LO KE AL ARTESANO Y AL CAMAROGRAFO FELICIDADEZ Y MIL GRACIAS POR DARNOS ESTE REGALO

[FacetsOfTruth]

Well done! That was a privilege watch you do this. I am very impressed. Thank you for sharing the wisdom you have learned.

[crazywhitedog78]

Great video! Wish I had the patience to make one this way !

[monsterthug1952]

I just got done building one out of a peice of copper pipe an end cap and some soder for the plunger an oak dowl rod with a rubber o ring for gassket it works awsome !!!!!!! Until you see this guy and my work seems not so important . It seem to pail in comparison to see how it was done in another time that was a much simpler way of life . Never forget the old ways !

[motorcyclelad]

Reminds me of my childhood in Brasil. Make do with what you have, and make some amazing things in the process.

[791bigdaddy]

Great video. How long did it take for him to make fire piston?

[MiXueLe]

If only Tom Hanks had known!

[kamarulx]

Nice job guys. thanks for giving the credits to them for the invention. I'm quite surpirsed myself.

[mickwall8]

Thank you for this. I have tried a couple of times without success, having seen this I will carry on until I succeed.

[bennyboyshaw]

great videos

[CombattRogue]

i was so amazed the whole video until the guy light the cigar all this was disgrace !!

[OLDSKOOL559]

i like this video :)

[KCskin]

I would have no fingertips left trying to do that.

That's great.

The world owes a lot to the people who figured that out long ago.

Now if somebody can hook him up to Ebay...

[PoktaD85]

Excellent !!!

[weerobot]

Now thats skilled crafting,excellent video.

[spinafire]

That's amazing. I can't believe how smooth he made it using only a knife... I feel humbled.

[MrBudwv]

That was too cool. He made it the hard way. no lathe, no drill, no power tools of any kind. Very impressive!

[ROBwithaB]

Thanks for posting this.

[ukenutcase]

great video this guy should make pistons on a large scale even for the curiosity of how they work

[altazor168]

muy bien  felicidades

[papersplease]

excellent work

[stickman409]

The man is a true artist.  Great video.

[bigdogITbiker]

dude has skills!

[ORCA4312]

Great video. Fascinating to see such an amazing way to make fire.

I really don't understand how it works.

[jhonnynutzmann]

Fantastico Video!!! 5*s

[hadleyjack]

absolutely brilliant !! Thank you for sharing this video. how long ago was it filmed? Jamri is a cool dude. The european explorers must have thought these people had magic abilities.:)

[jebus419]

wow that is cool... 5*s

[robinturns]

great vid, thanks for filming and for sharing. Hope you gave the poor chap a drill bit for his efforts, drilling with a sharpened screwdriver looks very hard work.

[pnslts]

very very very great