australian kitchen design ideas
fanning fire with piece of eucalyptus bark cutting bark with a stone splitting wood with a stone assembling fan and rotor lashing together with strip of bark fiber fanning fire digging clay from creek bank making a fan housing from clay hole in housing should be same size as hole in spout
drying in hut next to fire dried housing wooden socket air is now sucked through top of housing and is blown out towards the fire fan always blows air regardless of which way it spins clay pipe or "tuyere" now air is forced directly into fuel bed wooden stakes carving another socket
lashing crossbar on with lawyer cane making cordage from bark fiber cord is attached to stick and looped around fan rotor rotor spins easier and faster now making a furnace from mud iron bacteria (orange slime) iron bacteria is commonly found in creeks, swamps and springs crushed charcoal is added to reduce the ore to iron and white wood ash is added to lower the melting point of the ore the ingredients are formed into a brick
charcoal from a previous video pulling melted material from furnace this is mostly slag a few tiny specks of iron metal from the slag parts of the blower assembled blower