They aim to show how primitive survival tools can be used to build structures you would not think possible.
In a description on their YouTube channel, which has more than 2.5million subscribers, they write: 'We make videos about building things in the wild [...] so others can learn too.'
In this, one of their most popular videos, they show people how to create a swimming pool around a secret underground house.
The men use a mixture of mud collected from a local river and sand to create the hard slabs used as the base of their pool. The slabs are hardened over fire and then laid around the moat
After the slabs are laid, the two men get to work on a walkway for their pool. They create this using bamboo which is laid over the moat
Once the swimming pool has been filled in, the two men lay some more slabs around the outside
They start off by digging a large hole into the ground, where they can create their secret underground bunker.
Around this bamboo structure, they lay hard slabs using mud collected from a local river, mixed with sand.
The slabs are hardened after burning over a fire and create the ideal material for holding the swimming pool water.
Both men then work on creating a small walkway over moat shaped pool. They do this using bamboo sticks.
As a finishing touch, they create a wall around the pool, and a stone archway as an entrance. After all their hard work, the two men take a well-deserved dip in their new pool
It is then on to a stone wall around the pool, and a an archway for the entrance. After these finishing touches the pool is complete and the men take a well-deserved dip.
This video was originally posted in June and has attracted more than 90million views.
The channel, entitled Primitive Survival Tool, re-posted the video just three days ago and it has already attracted more than 100,000 views.
Other structures the pair have created include a Roman Temple, a secret underground home and a Hobbit house.
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