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Chapter 418 Two top quality items, Third Uncle, don¡¯t slap me in the face!

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    It is not difficult to make salty bamboo shoots. Slice the bamboo shoots, throw them into a pot and cook them, then take them out, filter out the water and put them into cans. Sprinkle a layer of salt on them, compact them, and seal them.

    It is impossible to seal the clay pot.  Therefore, he chose to use a bamboo tube instead. Then he only needed to apply a layer of wet mud on the joint of the bamboo tube cover.

    Thinking of the bamboo shoots, Yun Buliu realized that he missed white rice. He had not eaten white rice for a long time.

    When he used to eat bamboo shoots in his hometown, his favorite thing was to pour home-brewed red yeast rice wine over the bamboo shoots, add some lard, sprinkle some salt and MSG, and just steam it.

    Thinking of that alluring smell, he missed white rice even more.

    But when he thought that there might not be white rice in this world, he felt a sense of sadness.

    Peel the bamboo shoots, use a bone knife to peel off the muddy bottom, then place it on the deer skin and cut into pieces.

    Cut into pieces and cook in a clay pot.

    Only ten bamboo shoots were boiled, and seven tubes of salty bamboo shoots were already produced.

    Yun Buliu felt that he wouldn¡¯t be able to finish eating so much in a year.

    So he didn¡¯t plan to cook the remaining bamboo shoots, but kept them as vegetables. Anyway, if the bamboo shoots were not peeled off, they could be stored for a few more days.

    The next day after exercising, he continued planting bamboo piles.

    It took him another two days to finally finish planting the bamboo piles.

    In order to make these bamboo piles more stable, he spent another day using some thin bamboo tails and grass rattan to connect the bamboo piles with triangles.

    Among the twenty-five bamboo pillars, the four at the corners and the two earliest main pillars planted in the middle are more than ten meters high, and the other twenty-three are about two meters above the ground.

    After these bamboo piles were driven, Yun Buliu was not in a hurry to lay the first layer of bamboo raft flooring.

    He had never known how to build a bamboo house before. These were all tricks he came up with on his own, and he built them quietly with plans he thought were feasible.

    In his view, building the suspended floor is not the most difficult. The real difficulty is how to build the first and second floors.  The bottom of the first floor is the stilt floor. It doesn't matter how many reinforced bamboo pillars there are underneath, it won't have any impact.  But on the second floor, there needs to be enough space for activities.

    If there are too many pillars, it will definitely be inconvenient for people to move around inside.

    But if there are fewer bamboo pillars, the stability will definitely not be enough.

    How to ensure that it is stable enough, minimize the number of supporting bamboo pillars, and ensure the maximum space for movement is what he needs to think about.

    In the evening, he used a newly fired pottery cup to brew the tea leaves he had just collected, and used a fired incense burner to light the fragrant wood powder scraped from the incense branches.

    For a time, the unknown fragrance of fragrant wood filled the cave.

    This scent is somewhat similar to sandalwood, but much lighter than sandalwood. I don¡¯t know if it¡¯s because he used less of it.

    The firing of the pottery was completed the morning before yesterday. Two pottery cups were made, one incense burner for burning incense powder was made, and one pottery pot, one pot, and one pot lid were made.

    The incense burner is just a small bowl with a lid and a few holes poked in the lid. It is simple and crude but practical.

    Today, the tea leaves were also dried, and he put them into four bamboo tubes for drying.  If you save some time on soaking, you should be fine for more than half a year.

    Sitting on the wicker chair, smelling the fragrance, stroking the little white snake and the little fur ball, he fell into deep thought.

    He did not graduate from the Department of Architecture and knows very little about architecture. However, he has seen some mechanical architecture diagrams when surfing the Internet.

    In the end, he chose to use the elasticity of bamboo to design a suspended structure.

    After thinking about it, he let go of the little white snake and the little fur ball, took a sip of tea, and felt refreshed. The warm tea, with a slightly bitter taste, bloomed in his taste buds.

    But at the end, there is a sweet aftertaste that is endlessly memorable.

    It may also be the reason why he has basically been eating meat for such a long time!  He always felt that this was the best tea he had ever drunk.

    After drinking tea, he stood up, covered the little fur ball with a rabbit skin, then hugged the little white snake and lay down on the kang, and soon fell into a dream.

    Every morning when he wakes up, he can find a little white snake coiled around his body. He is used to it. If he doesn't find it when he wakes up one day, it might be even weirder!

    Therefore, he no longer carries it back to its nest.

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    After breakfast the next day, Yun Buliu once again planted six bamboo pillars.

    These six bamboo pillars are planted next to the six longest bamboo pillars, but they are much shorter than the longer ones, because they are used to support the bamboo beams on the second floor, and they are all bent inward.

    After planting, tie their bottoms together for reinforcement.

    After the six bamboo pillars were planted, he used five bamboos to be fixed horizontally on the five rows of bamboo piles as bottom beams.  Fixing these bamboos used as bottom beams is also very simple. Use small wooden sticks to insert into the bamboo piles, and then use the hard mud left from firing the clay pots to fix the small wooden sticks.

    These burned hard mud will not carry insect eggs, so that the bamboo will not be eaten by insects prematurely.

    Then we used a rope to measure the specific distance, and used wild boar tusks to punch holes in the bamboo beams.

    The size of the hole is consistent with the size of the small wooden stick, so that the small wooden stick will not shake easily after being inserted into the hole of the bamboo beam.

    After the bamboo beams are put up, thin bamboo strips are tied to the bamboo beams for reinforcement.

    After the bamboo beams were erected, he fastened the bamboos cut in half on top of the bamboo beams, spread them densely in a layer, and tied each piece with bamboo strips for reinforcement.

    Then spread a layer of bamboo slices horizontally on top.  These bamboo pieces are all fixed on several bamboo strips with bamboo nails, making them a whole piece like bamboo rafts and will not move easily.

    This tedious project took him more than ten days.  In more than half a month, he was able to build a solid bamboo platform. For him, it was considered an outstanding achievement.

    Stepping on the bamboo platform, he shook it and found that the bamboo platform did not move at all.

    Yun Buliu was very satisfied with his masterpiece.

    Then, he began to consider erecting beams for the second floor of the bamboo building.

    He planned to make the first floor of the bamboo building about four meters high, then use a rope to measure the length, and mark the four corner posts and two main posts.

    He chose the side facing the cave as the gate, and the back as an open-air bamboo platform. There was no main pillar in the middle of the main entrance, so he first made two three-meter-long bamboos as door pillars.

    First put a beam on it, tie it to the opposite corner post with bamboo strips, then use two door posts to support the beam, do the same on the opposite terrace.

    After that, a bamboo beam is set up between the main pillar and the first door pillar, and the curved bamboo pillar tied to the corner pillar is used as the top pillar to prop it up in the middle of the beam.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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