Primitive Technology: 3 Iron Consolidation Experiments
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Primitive Technology: 3 Iron Consolidation Experiments
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I tested 3 methods for consolidating iron prills into a single mass of iron. First, I tried melting the iron in a crucible in an open forge. The prills came together in larger masses but the crucible tipped over and they spilled out. Next I built a small furnace and tipped the iron in through the top. The iron melted or welded together quite well o the point that 2/3rds of the iron was in a single mass. For the last method, I got the remaining pieces and mixed them together in a wood ash paste, formng them into a single pellet. When melted in the forge however the pellet fell apart and the remaining pieces did not weld to the main mass. It also made a mess on the surface of the metal. Of the 3 methods the small furnace was best although the crucible method has potential provided it does not tip over during the melt.
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The challenge is simple but strict: If I need a fire, I make a fire stick. If I need an axe, I shape a stone. Every hut is built solely from trees, mud, and rocks. I don't live in the wild, but I love discovering just how far we can go using only natural materials and human effort.
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Chapters:
0:00 Iron smelting and getting Charcoal
01:10 Biulding the Forge
04:40 Crucible method
07:27 Furnace method
11:04 Ash binder method
Primitive Technology: 3 Iron Consolidation Experiments
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#PrimitiveTechnology #iron #handmade #engineering
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAL3JXZSzSm8AlZyD3nQdBA?sub_confirmation=1
About Primitive Technology:
Building things in the wild completely from scratch no modern tools, no modern materials.
The challenge is simple but strict: If I need a fire, I make a fire stick. If I need an axe, I shape a stone. Every hut is built solely from trees, mud, and rocks. I don't live in the wild, but I love discovering just how far we can go using only natural materials and human effort.
Browse by Category: Visit the Playlists tab to find focused videos on Shelter, Pyrotechnology, Tools & Machines, Weapons, Food & Agriculture, and Weaving & Fiber.
Follow Primitive Technology here:
Website: https://primitivetechnology.wordpress.com/
Patreon: https://patreon.com/u2945881?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan&utm_content=join_link
Chapters:
0:00 Iron smelting and getting Charcoal
01:10 Biulding the Forge
04:40 Crucible method
07:27 Furnace method
11:04 Ash binder method
Primitive Technology: 3 Iron Consolidation Experiments
https://www.youtube.com/@primitivetechnology9550
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