INSANE Cedar Log with Hidden Surprises - 15
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, we are cutting an insane cedar log on the Wood-Mizer LT15 WIDE sawmill! You won't believe what we found inside!
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My uncle felled a Cedar Tree on his property in the early 1940's and made nearly ALL the furniture for his 3 bedroom house out of it, including a Dining Room table with dimensions 12 feet long and 4 feet 6 inches wide in a SINGLE SLAB. No saw mills or modern machinery used!!
Oh i bet all the furniture is beautiful
Cool story
I woked on a oilfield construction job in New Guinea in 1974. We had a small sawmill that was powered by a Volkswagen motor. Being surrounded by virgin jungle there were many excotic trees there , it was also the area of battles from WW2. Often when cutting a tree for lumber the saw blade would make a loud nosie and wable a little as the slab of lumber fell away deep in the tree woulb be a 20mm bullet that had been fired by an aircraft from the war.
As the trees were cut close to our camp it was decieded to cut more trees next to a river furter away from our camp with the idea to float the logs down to the camp. Trees were cut and stacked on the bank of the river waiting for a good rain storm that finally came using a bulldozer the logs where pushed into the river were they sank to the buttom of the river and lost. Seems the trees were a species of iron wood that is so dense the wood will not foat.
You guys are living a dream. A place out in the country with a shop and equipment to do stuff like this for a living. Must feel very rewarding.
Love the look of cedar especially when it has the off white outer and all knotty and nice red heart ! Some of the prettiest wood their is !
Amazing!!
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We need “Smellavision” with that beautiful slab of tree 🌳
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Samsung s54 comes with smellivision
I can smell it from memory, my late husband and I loved doing wood projects ....what beautiful pieces
Cedar chips and etc in bags and put them in pet areas or kennels or dog houses to keep the ticks and fleas away. We have a huge cedar that takes four adults or more to go around the girth. I can only imagine the wood I could get out of it but its hundreds of years old so that won't happen. LOL Love this stuff and the smell of the cedar is amazing. I was thinking on small pieces even book ends would be pretty and a conversation piece.........love wood!
Good luck on your cuttings...........an awesome job/hobby/or whatever.........nature has such wonders waiting around us.
Keep up the good work.
After 83 years of life it was Joy watching this video. I became a Shop Teacher in 1961. I taught 16 yrs and gave it Up. 4yrs of the teaching I was a pre-PEACE CORP Volunteer with INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEER SERVICES in South East Asia. I am the only American to ever set up a WOODSHOP and Teacher Woodwooeld working with a Lao Carpenter as my Partner. It can my life Drastically. It's what made the VIDEO SO ENJOYABLE. I was able to go to a Local LAO SAW MILL to by my lumber for the shop. The lumber was all Luan cut meters and centimeters.
The largest slab I ever delt with was of Paduk. It was 5meters x 28inches wide x 2inches thick. It took 4 men to bring it in my Wood Shop. I was given 78 inches of it. I turned that into Japanese Dinning Table 78 x 25 by 2. I made the legs from 4x4 Luan that I stained to match the Redness of the Paduk. The table now sit in front of me in my living email here in Jacksonville, FL 32246. IT WEIGHS: 125 LBS.
Congrats you have at last gotten the justified reward for all your work trying to teach those kids!!!
Too bad you don't have smell-o-vision on here, it would be amazing to smell all that cedar.
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I know! It have been amazing.
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That tree He’s going to bring in a few thousand dollars and probably more Gotta make some fantastic coffee tables and all the rest
The colour and grain of the wood is so beautiful. Looking forward to seeing what you make.
cutting the logs from the cedar oh i can smell it from here :)
Love the coloring of the wood it will make great tables
Any respect for nature?
Beautiful cedar! I'd love to get a hold of those, sand em' down and lacquer them. Love working with wood whenever I get the chance
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We have pine tongue and groove on the walls in our home, but we have cedar on all the door and window frames. Offsets pine beautifully
That sounds beautiful
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Oh, how I’d like to be there while cutting taken place. I just love the smell of freshly cut cedar.!
Beautiful color
I can smell that cedar here in Indiana
Cedar is always beautiful wood. Those chips are valuable too, perfect to be added to a garden since cedar is a natural insect repellent
Thank you
I bet that saw site smells amazing!
Makes Me weep a little it’s sooo beautiful 😻
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I would love to see a finished bar top or counter top or coffee table, especially with the inserts and resin. I can see small lights, colorful stones, turquoise, etc.
I think I heard them say "I can't believe there's not something." And "Yeah like scorpions.". If that's what I heard then there's a wonderful explanation for the lack of insect activity that you'd normally expect to see in a half rotten log. Aromatic cedar is like nature's insect repellent. That's why hope chests, wardrobes, etc etc are most often made with it.... super easy yet incredibly beautiful way to keep the buggies out. Not to mention the smell is fantastic, to me. Crawly critters, not so much. This is an amazing piece you've gotten & seems well worth the all the effort. Also, you can make your own wood filler from the sawdust & some Elmer's glue (I think just the regular ol' white school glue, if I remember correctly).
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Uhhhh MORE PLEASE !!!!
And a huge Hug from Texas 🤗
I can smell this video lol. That must have smelled amazing!
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Wow, I see mantels and table tops. Beautiful
That would make one hell of a resin cabinet
Heck yeah
They should have kept all those shavings that came off , those would have made great potpourri bags 😉
I was just thinking that they should be keeping the wood dust if they needed it to fill any holes .
Also cedar is used to deter moths .
I AM NOT A MECHANICAL PERSON BUT IT WAS FUN WATCHING YOU GUYS
I want that mill sooo badly... I hate burning all the wood I cut when I could be making sweet lumber.
Thank you
Cedar is my favorite wood. I would love to have those pieces you were kicking around on the ground.
I was waiting for a family of raccoons to jump out of that log
Hahaha
Or a rattlesnake.
I caught a slab years ago. At a cedar mill I worked at. It has a walnut inside of it. We cut right through the the middle of the walnut. That had been inside that tree for no telling how long. I still have the slab. And the half walnut in it.
Red cedar is so beautiful and it makes amazing things. 👏
I can smell the cedar though my IPad 🤗
The only INSANE thing is the length of this video.
A lot of woodworkers like the nooks and crannies in the wood. They make for interesting projects. Those smaller pieces are good for making segmented rings.
Cool to watch you guys cut, thank you so much for sharing!😎🙃
I would suggest hearing protection for the chainsaw and the mill. Once your hearing is gone, it’s not coming back.
Isn't Our Creator Awesome,
🌳🌲Giving us some beautiful trees 👍🌳😊
Thank You
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Thanks For Sharing,
Great Video👍🌳😊
Beautiful log. Red cedar is my favourite. All that garbage wood you guys chucked to the side is still very usable with some epoxy and a lathe. Bloody good stuff guys. 👍
When you are cutting cedar dont even waste the sawdust!!!! You can package that and sell to people to put in closets and cedar chests! I love the smell of cedar! And it looks great on flower beds and even flower pots!😍😍😍😍😍
This wood is so beautiful. I would love to have what y'all think of as scraps!!
Scraps my Ass, they make hundreds if not thousands of dollars from the "scraps". Try calling around.
Pieces. Would. Maké. Good. Coasters. 🐂🐄
@@lonnienickel2925 And planters.🪴🪴🌿🌵🌵🪴🪴
I would like to see you mill some walnut logs. It is beautiful. Thanks!
I’m from Australia and we were using band saws to cut a “cypress pine” logs which is actually a hardwood not a pine (a long story) we had to go back to disc saws because the band saws kept on moving around
Thank you
That sawdust is gold! What do y’all do with it. Geez the fragrance must be heaven
Thank You. We throw most out but will start saving and packaging some
Sell it for moth balls!!
So this video needed some refreshing contest
So I set my I-Phone on my freshly cut lawn / this allowed me to - watch this video and my lawn grow at the same time. It’s simply amazing how much more exciting it was to watch the grass grow . Can’t wait for next video .
Ashes to ash
Dust to dust
Sitting on my ash
Watching a video bust
dust to dust
I just spent half an hour watching a rotten tree get sawn up and ... I loved every second of it knowing that something new would come from the old.
Thank You!
Sure hope we get to see the finished products!!!
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Q: What's worse than finding a skink in your log?
A: Finding half a skink! ;D
It's beautiful. But i think the end cleaned and polished would make an amazing glass top table
I would of just like to of been there for the smell of the cedar. Most trees have their own personal smell when there cut.
I am a month shy of reaching my 94th birthday and referred to as a ' little old lady '. However, I am still handy with a rake, live alone, feed myself, take care of my water garden and enjoy [ with interest ] the video I just watched. I can well imagine the beautiful things that can and will be made out of this red wood that was saved from certain loss to Mother Nature. Good work.
Dona Zack from the beautiful state of Michigan
And a previous commenter called it not a tree or log, butba rotten piece of sheetrock! I too, mentioned all the things that can be made...
I have a few comments. The 1st is financial. The aromatic aspects of Cedar are legendary. As such, there are 2 things that you can do. 1st is to put a bucket at the end of your exhaust port and save the Cedar shavings because they are very valuable as an aromatic. The 2nd is to save the small trimmings as you can cut them into small strips and hang them in a closet for aromatic and moth purposes.
Hi, I live in southern Spain (olive country|). Super hard wood and very intricate shapes when sliced through. Some trees could be 1000 years old and more. One would need a huge saw mill to do the slicing! The sad thing is that most of the wood is cut for fire wood. also available are cork, almond, chessnut trees in certain areas. I'm sure there is money to be made especially with old olive trees. Hasta luego amigos! Blessings. No rain over here for the last 6 months...Yours George
Wow! Just happened along your channel with that beautiful cedar, had to subscribe! Humm bet that smells nice!
That’s red color is so beautiful about 12 years ago we mulled some sinker cypress and it was gorgeous it was greenish and blue in color
"A lot of rotten parts inside the log" just makes for some really creative epoxy resin opportunities.
Thank You very much!
All the live edge and live edge with epoxy filler tables of today will be the orange shag carpet of tomorrow.
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People don't let go of "bad"pieces anymore!
Did you check the it with a metal detector before you started ? There could have been bullets, wire or other metals that the tree grew around. It could save a blade.
We did not.
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I loved cutting cedar at the sawmill. The smell was great and I saved the sawdust for my guinea pigs 🐹
save those saw sweepings. Ikea will make furniture from it and Starbucks, coffee.
@Carlos Garca I believe he knows that. The jest was,, cedar sawdust is toxic as well as Starbucks coffee!!
@@robertelee3537 man that’s funny lol
I just want a bag of that pure red shake....i bet it smells wonderful
And keeps bugs away too
AGREED
That red dust is not called Shake it's called sawdust the dust that comes off when it's being cut by the saw so therefore it's called sawdust
@@rudolphcasillas2003 obviously it's not shake...but Saw dust is the same consistency. You understood what OP meant...yet you have to comment and put someone down. Here's an Idea...learn to spell and use Punctuation....
@@rudolphcasillas2003 call it what you want and ill do the same.
That last one is going to be a really cool one that's going to have a lot of good fill
I have no clue why this was on my recommended list... but well played TH-cam, because I watched it.
I watched them thinking they were going to make something cool out of the log..nope. i got to watch them cut a freaking log. 29 minutes 32 seconds worth of log cutting. 😐
Even the saw dust would have a market
Thank you
Pet stores would love it.
Yes, make a sachet and hang in your closet to keep the bugs out
Makes me think about beer, stogies and my fire pit. Smells so good burning.
I watched your video on that beautiful cedar tree...... here's a suggestion you might want to consider saving the shavings .They would be great because you can put them in satchels. people would love to have them hanging in their closet for the smell ..that's would be an extra profit for you .. might want to think about that so none of the tree is wasted it's an idea I would definitely buy a couple for my closet
You are very smart🙂 great idea!!!
Add a couple snake egg shells for a more intense ssssmell... Lol
Me too!
I really hope you gave all that "waste" material to people with good imaginations. Bonsai stands, end tables, trinket boxes, rustic wall shelves, small carved trinkets, custom tool handles and probably more. If not, that's where the real waste was, wasted potential.
Agreed!!! SO many uses for all of that!! I would absolutely love to get ahold of some of it!
We made a epoxy resin table that had a smallish hole . We used a little toy mouse head looking out of the hole. The customer absolutely loved it
So glad I didn't have to see that poor skink get dissected! Thank you for saving it.
You are so welcome
What skunk?
Great video! Curious as to where you buy your blades and what type you buy. We mostly do cedar and pine here in Arkansas and we aren't happy with our blades at all. Its been hard to find 165" bandsaw blades. If you have a link, please share.. I truly appreciate it! Thanks!
I love your videos. I can almost smell the wood!!
Gorgeous color!! That's going to make some very pretty pieces.
Would love those scraps you were kicking aside. Gorgeous for Wall Art, Clock Faces, etc
You guys are remarkable. I love watching the progress some those logs are just beautiful pieces. Making beautiful tables. Years age when I was first married we had a beautiful table for the dining room that I service 15 people.
I just spent what felt like 5 minutes to find out it was only a lizard. 😒
Beautiful wood!! I’m lookin at your discard pile just wishing I had that to play with!!
Thank You
Yes! I was drooling over their discards...
That's a really nice color. To bad you couldn't have gotten more out of it.🐎
Yes Nice I'd love to be there in person smells Soo good
I bet it smells really good right there right now cutting Cutting that cedar logs. I love the smell of cut wood anyways but cedar oh my goodness I love
It sure does!
This was very satisfying to watch…now i want to cut wood
I love the fact that not one piece of that can't be used for a wood project of some kind. Beautiful.
Thank you very much
I dunno I saw a couple of nice fireplace mantels. I had a big slab of black walnut left that the metal detector hit on. 5” thick 10” wide and 8’ long. I gave it to my sister and it topped off her stone fireplace in the addition to their 200 year old farmhouse
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@@TripleLRusticDesigns Chain saw sharpening????
Hello from Idaho...Try to bag the cedar sawdust. Market it in smaller bags for use in clothes closets. Good Luck
the smell must have been incredible while working this log!
Do you think maybe not have that loose clothing while sawing?
With the availability of a forklift why let the log fall and hit your machine.
With the possibility of the log falling apart or exploding as you called it, why not screw a piece of lumber across to prevent that, maybe save the blade and the operators arm.
It would be super cool too watch a follow up video of you making cool things from this mill especially if you can show the misalliance wood pike being used. Because in my opinion there is a lot of cool things that can come from wood that appears to be useless trash. Sometimes they turn out way cooler then anything else. Anyways cool to watch.
I bet it smells great
Yes cutting cedar smells so good
Bet that place smells good
For a really cool effect in a epoxy mix,try mixing the sawdust in the epoxy..color effect on a future project.
I have a small 30 g air compressor beside my saw mill to clean the dust off of the cuts and it also helps to clean the saw after use. Found the compressor on craigslist for 20 bucks and guy didnt even know that it still ran, nice vintage compressor. Thought i would mention it, you guys do great work, keepem coming!!
beautiful..when i was living in Kingsville Texas i was carrying some fire wood.. mesquite.. there was a bark scorpion in the bark of one of the sticks.. the guy i was working with jumped away in a big hurry.. and sure enough out came a bark scorpion...i had never seen one being from the state of Maine...
They don't hurt too bad. I had one crawl in a sleeping bag with me once so I was awakened with a little sting surprise. Honestly, it wasn't even as bad as a honey bee. Just startled me a little.
Wonderful in laminated table 👍🙂
For my board, mix the cedar sawdust into the epoxy resin with red and metallic epoxy dyes. Thanks.
I have a 12 inch drywall knife so I pretty much have almost all the tools I need to start doing this type of work, I have some sandpaper also
That was some beautiful cedar.. I could almost smell it through the monitor.
I would have liked to have been there also.
What kind of money can you make off this log? I know it's worth a few bucks
you can sell those scrap pieces to knife makers. I think those would make great scales. i would love to have a piece or two
every piece has a purpose. they are just kicking them around like garbage
Cedar is pretty soft
Looks like you are cutting a big prime rib, the Cedar looks just like red meat!!!🤣
Those slab would be super cool like you said with Turquoise, Reds, Blues and Green coloring in the holes! So mind blowing!
Thank you
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Would help if you would speed up the camera on cuts. Like watching paint dry.
She may not be the prettiest log out there, but she's got one he'll of a personality!
I can only imagine how fantastic it must smell there with all that fresh cut cedar! Wow!
It is pretty awesome. We will be selling some cedar filled bags soon on our website triplelrusticdesigns.com
@@TripleLRusticDesigns i'd buy some, i'd like to make incense with it. I'd pay $20 for 3 pounds of red cedar saw dust, half white wood half red, gotta have some white for the sap. Plus $5 for shipping.
@@gristlevonraben shoot me an email with what you’re wanting and I’ll see what I can do triplelrusticdesigns@hotmail.com
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That is pretty freak'n cool!
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All that red dust would make a beautiful paint or stain.
Better for incense
Naw saw dust angels lol