The World's Largest Wood Factory // Wood Trees Come From The Black Continent

[@AMAYZINGIDEA]

Amazing woodworking techniques from raw materials to finish product and installation. Tnx4sharing

[@luatmac]

thanks sir

[@ronthacker211]

Beautiful

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@Margojati-re3md]

Amazing big wood processed

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@SawmillJourneys]

This is absolutely mind-blowing! The sheer scale and efficiency of the world's largest wood factory are truly impressive. Watching these massive trees from the Black Continent being processed with such precision and skill is mesmerizing. Kudos to the entire team for showcasing this incredible operation!

[@luatmac]

thanks sir

[@RusticCarvings]

Awesome! I never knew sawmilling could be so interesting. The skill involved in handling those massive logs is amazing. The video is of exceptional quality. Looking forward to seeing more of your content. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@luatmac]

thanks sir

[@Janederla53]

Beautiful woods from start to finish. No matter what they say,, ignored them! Just continue your works. " Lots of envy people"👹👹👹

[@luatmac]

I love you. Thanks my bro

[@Janederla53]

Girl po😊

[@vanquynguyen8298]

Mới nhìn thấy hình giới thiệu video mình đã đoán ra là ở quê ta ( V.N ) rồi .

[@luatmac]

cám ơn anh trai! có gì qua xưởng em giao lưu nhé

[@ganesatono5990]

Di dermaga penurunan kayu yang sangat luar biasa 💪

[@dentt739]

Iya bro

[@luatmac]

:))

[@luatmac]

thanks sir

[@dicedillinger6835]

Power tools + bare feet = big 🏀🏀's.

[@bigwoodtree]

Is that the biggest tree?

[@luatmac]

no sir

[@Rahmad_Aoliya]

👍👍

[@luatmac]

:))

[@brunonikodemski2420]

Judging from the rings, these trees are only about 100-to-200-years old. We got trees up here which are only 2-feet thick at this age. Why are these so big in diameter. It looks like they grow 1/2-to-1+inch a year in diameter.

[@mutterschied]

Could you believe your own words? Here's a crime for a handful of $$ killing AND dividing in sectors trees of 1000 years, and you limit yourself to the marvel of just 100 y.o. trees. Devastating....

[@augustwest8559]

Those Bubinga trees are from an ancient forest. They are one of the only trees in Africa that elephants cannot push over.
The dust is toxic to some people.
Let em grow

[@greenbudkelly2820]

Im not sure they are even a hundred years old. Up here vs down there is the key. Trees grow fast down near the equator compared to Canada.

[@ChienDang-l9i]

Đấy là gỗ gì vậy

[@luatmac]

1000_2000 years sir

[@Yorkie285]

No shoes?

[@luatmac]

no sir

[@brunonikodemski2420]

Nothing like chainsawing two-inches from your bare foot, while the other guys butt is right there also. In USA this would be declared a disaster zone. The wood is gorgeous. Hope they save every scrap piece, down to the last inch. Very marketable hereabouts.

[@mohammaddar7693]

Is this country of Gabon Africa, or some place else in Africa?

[@KimmyChannelTV]

No that video from Vietnam

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@luatmac]

this is vietnam sir

[@eduardof5980]

only about 100 to 200 years ,only

[@luatmac]

1000_2000 years sir

[@eduardof5980]

wow ,I thought a century/ ies

[@mutterschied]

This HAS to be China. Coming from Africa milennary trees....

[@luatmac]

this is vietnam sir

[@dentt739]

Ini di negara mana?

[@KimmyChannelTV]

Vietnam

[@luatmac]

Việt Nam sir

[@luatmac]

:v

[@normandlemire7566]

Ils ne font jamais le ménage dans leur usine ?

[@luatmac]

yes. we will try to improve

[@markmorgan5031]

Oh and I forgot how many is illegally cut down for your dollar store wood crafts

[@luatmac]

human greed is bottomless

[@janyachaimanont5399]

These woods has been cut down from Laos for free. 95% from Laos and Lao people don't get a penny SHAME ON YOU VIETKONG.

[@luatmac]

no sir