JASON, watching your channel for quite awhile. It is really something to see the life changes you have made from ' bulldozin' to 'bullnosin' , felling timber to milling lumber. You definitely got a knack for it. Keep dreaming and prospering, Stay healthy!
Treasures- us sawyers have been given the privilege of seeing inside these logs for the first time- but only a few a talented enough to bring the lumber to a quality heirloom piece like you did. I came for the rust, and stayed for the sawdust!
I would not want to own those tables! They are so beautiful I wouldn't be able to force myself to use them! Thanks again Jason; I especially like how you showed the entire journey from the log to the art.
This was the first video I was of hours this amazed me so much you got me booked on your videos that I owe you for the beauty of that log has stayed with me
Hi Jason. The beauty nature had locked up in those logs and your talent in revealing that beauty is fantastic. Your workmanship in building and finishing those tables is extraordinary. I look forward to your videos.
What a fun project to see from log to beautiful furniture 😊 thank you for going to the trouble to film and finish. I to have been watching Cam and have learned so much. I’ll send you a longer comment when I have more time. Outstanding!! Best Regards Fredrik Thomas
That's a beautiful look inside I do that to myself sometimes I cut some old junk up and see what looks like inside Some of it joke someone with beautiful wood
Thank you! I left most of the leg part out because it was turning into a pretty long video but I definitely could come up with another just on the lags.
Great work. I made a kitchen table out of ash that the boards were under cover outside for two years. Table came out great, inlays and everything. After a month inside the table curled up, warped and cracked everywhere. Don't know why.
Jason, the english walnut has such a nice, soft tone to it. Reminds me of american butternut (aka "white walnut). Great choice for the furniture you just completed. I especially admired the legs/stands you crafted for the peices. I don't like the look of those hairpin legs on live edge furniture. The ones you created look much sturdier and artistic. Once again, impressive craftmanship and satisfying to watch and learn. Thanks, John .
the wood is beautiful, and your work is great; one concern I have is the knots on the live edge. I would have sanded them down a bit so they would not do as much damage to people's legs and cloths. kep up and you will have it all sorted .
Hi Jason 😊 good to see you taking a chance to see if you can spalt black walnut. Just got a few more left to do 😅. Can't wait to see what you do with them. As always good luck and God bless
Thank you, Mark! I milled a couple more of those logs but I waited too long on some of them unfortunately. I have more plans for this wood. Stay tuned!
@@marknunya3035 well, the wood did darken a little but the grain exploded with this finish. I was a little worried when I first poured it on but it definitely pulled through. 😉
When I have a board/slab like that that I'm calling "flat enough to start" I usually flip it over with each pass - this sort of averages the 2 faces until one is truly "flat" then the other comes out parallel. Nice planer by the way
I haven’t in the past but I just got a new 20 watt laser engraver that I plan to use to make logo plates to mount to my work. That video will probably be next. Stay tuned!
Really beautiful lumber, Jason. Then you made some really beautiful tables. Plus it looks like you may have some turning stock. Is the birdseye pattern typical for English walnut? I'm not familiar with it. I also expected a lot of burl pattern based on those knobs on the log. I'm sure your former boss was thrilled with everything. Bill
Thank you, Bill! The birdseye is typical but it really seems to stand out in this wood that waited years to be milled. The fresh-cut logs don’t show it off as much.
I thought that you need to buy yourself a plaster knife, so you clean with it, to wipe all the sawdust off the log and see the beauty of the timber. Highly recommend.
JASON, watching your channel for quite awhile. It is really something to see the life changes you have made from ' bulldozin' to 'bullnosin' , felling timber to milling lumber. You definitely got a knack for it. Keep dreaming and prospering, Stay healthy!
Thank you!! I’m truly “living the dream”.
Great job keep up the good work may the grace of God bless you and your family 🕊🇺🇸
Thank you!
The tables look FANTASTIC. Well done Jason...well done indeed 😁
Thank you very much!
Enjoyed the journey, from log to finished, great job🙋🏻👍
Thank you, Monnie! I hope to do more videos like this.
I would never have thought that those nasty looking logs could be those very nice tables...very nice.
Thank you! I need to find that snail and see what he thinks😉
Excellent work sir you are awesome
Thank you, Jim!
Absolutely beautiful walnut end tables. Good thing you live in the Northwest and not the south or those trees would have been gone.
Thank you, Richard! A little more time on the ground and these would’ve been lost as well😉
Very nice great table materials
Thank you very much
Beautiful work and the color is fantastic. Love the hammer coat paint on the legs.😊
Thank you! I have two black walnut tables coming soon that will have the same finish. It works great!
Treasures- us sawyers have been given the privilege of seeing inside these logs for the first time- but only a few a talented enough to bring the lumber to a quality heirloom piece like you did. I came for the rust, and stayed for the sawdust!
Thank you, Sir! Stick around, I’ve got plenty of both coming soon😉
Nice work Jason.
Thank you, Dennis!
So nice had to watch twice ! And glad I did !
So am I! Thank you!
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VERY good job. Your ex-boss should be very happy.
Thank you! I sure hope so😉
Beautiful work !!!!!!!
Thank you very much!
Cannot believe it has been two years , that dining table is still my favourite looks awesome
Thank you! I’m looking forward to getting it finished now that we have a leg design figured out.
Nicely done, both the project and the video.
Thank you!
Hi Jason,
Those tables look awesome.
Thank you!
oh my, stunning work . Beautiful wood nice welds too
Thank you!
I would not want to own those tables!
They are so beautiful I wouldn't be able to force myself to use them!
Thanks again Jason; I especially like how you showed the entire journey from the log to the art.
Ha! Thank you! Maybe I should make some coasters to go with them?😉 I have a few ideas for “the entire journey” videos. Stay tuned!
Glad you decided to mill the wood and found this treasure. You did a great job on this project. Love the English Walnut!
Thank you! I’m glad I did too. It’s beautiful stuff.
Thank goodness for the lovely walnut. Cracking job, your boss will be chuffed to bits, 3 lovely matching tables, congratulations.
Thank you! He’s seen pictures and is pretty excited.
@@NorthwestSawyer I bet he is and should be, done a lovely job.
I never realized that English walnut could be so beautiful.
Very much so! It’s amazing how different it looks when the tree is down for a few years before it’s milled compared to milling it right away.
Once again the master shows his craft. Beautiful job.
Thank you, Howard!
Those old logs sure had some soul left in them. Nicely done.
Thank you! I definitely agree.
This was the first video I was of hours this amazed me so much you got me booked on your videos that I owe you for the beauty of that log has stayed with me
Thank you, Mark!
Beautiful wood. Enjoy.
Extremely beautiful my friend...Its nice seeing something come from your saw to home...
Thank you! I have another one like this coming soon.
Beautiful job!
Thank you!
Hi Jason. The beauty nature had locked up in those logs and your talent in revealing that beauty is fantastic. Your workmanship in building and finishing those tables is extraordinary. I look forward to your videos.
Thank you very much!
Beautiful! Feeling inspired.
Awesome! Thank you!
Ur a very clever man stunning all of them
Thank you!
Beautiful Jason
Thank you!
The tables look amazing Jason….to me walnut is the king of all hardwoods ….well done 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thank you, Chris! I agree.
Jason, you keep coming up with gold. That wood is awesome, almost makes me want to get into woodworking.
Ha! Wood like this makes the rest of it real easy😉
That's some gorgeous lumber!
Thank you!
Stonking job 👍Loved the way you went from logs to table but also created the legs. Great craftsmanship. 👍🙃
Thank you! I have a similar video coming soon. Stay tuned!
Great looking walnut and finished product. Those tables are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching, Jim!
Very nice
Thank you!
Jason, beautiful work.
Thank you!
Wow, they are all beautiful 😊
Thank you!
amazing after all those years in a pile
It’s amazing what was hiding in those logs.
What a fun project to see from log to beautiful furniture 😊 thank you for going to the trouble to film and finish. I to have been watching Cam and have learned so much. I’ll send you a longer comment when I have more time. Outstanding!!
Best Regards
Fredrik Thomas
Thank you, Fredrik! He makes great furniture and videos for sure.
You were sitting on a gold mine with those logs! One of your best videos to date Jason. Bravo!
Wow, thanks! I have plans for a couple more “start to finish” videos like this.
They look absolutely amazing! Your work is fantastic.
Thank you, Bryan
Good video and job. Really nice tab!es I have not seen any better any where. Take care be safe and well.
Thank you very much!
looking mighty fine Vern mighty fine indeed.
Thank you!
Awesome! Love it!
Thanks, Buddy!
They are beautiful!!!
Thank you!
Awesome tables. Some matching foot stools, end tables and chairs would have been perfect.
Bro that's some legit welding skills. Awesome looking tables.
Thank you! That welder makes it pretty easy though😉
Outstanding work!
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you!
I love seeing start to finish! Well done!
Thank you, Rick! I’m hoping to do more start to finish videos like this.
Look at that. I used to work in a veneer factory. Amazing
Thank you!
Great craft...beautiful piece
Thank you!
I definitely like the style of your furniture. Good lookin stuff. Great video thumbs up.
Thank you, Craig!
Beautiful!!!👍
Thank you! 😊
That's a beautiful look inside I do that to myself sometimes I cut some old junk up and see what looks like inside Some of it joke someone with beautiful wood
It’s worth it to open every log!
Beautiful tables!
Thank you!
Beautiful job, Jason. You're former boss should be thrilled with these. Love to see an episode on how you made the legs, too!
Thank you! I left most of the leg part out because it was turning into a pretty long video but I definitely could come up with another just on the lags.
Great job and video
Thank you, Robert!
Very Very Very nice job!......
Thank you very much!
Fantastic work. Very inspiring.
Thank you so much 😀
Great job! They turned out beautiful!
Thank you! 😊
Great work.
A long time coming. But three gorgeous tables ! love watching your channel . Also looking forward to more videos on the shop truck !
Thank you, Marc! I’m looking forward to the truck too!😂
You also do beautiful work!
Thank you!
Beautiful furniture !!!
Thank you! 😊
Lovely Nice coffee table.
Thank you!
Nice work! Keep up the great content!!!
Thank you! There’s a new one on the way.
Great work. I made a kitchen table out of ash that the boards were under cover outside for two years. Table came out great, inlays and everything. After a month inside the table curled up, warped and cracked everywhere. Don't know why.
Thank you! That’s a real bummer. Every species reacts differently. Did you use the same finish on the bottom side of the table as the top?
Jason, the english walnut has such a nice, soft tone to it. Reminds me of american butternut (aka "white walnut). Great choice for the furniture you just completed. I especially admired the legs/stands you crafted for the peices. I don't like the look of those hairpin legs on live edge furniture. The ones you created look much sturdier and artistic. Once again, impressive craftmanship and satisfying to watch and learn. Thanks, John
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Thank you, John! I stole the leg design from Amazon but we’ll just keep that between you and me 😉
Damn you do nice work, really nice
Thank you, Mike!
Great job as usual! I could envision some beautiful gun stocks even in some of the cutoffs.
Thank you, Jimmy! There’s no such thing as scrap with this wood. Every bit of it will get used.
the wood is beautiful, and your work is great; one concern I have is the knots on the live edge. I would have sanded them down a bit so they would not do as much damage to people's legs and cloths. kep up and you will have it all sorted .
great looking job,
Thank you!
fantastic job. It's really beautiful
Thank you very much!
Thats amazing, looks like you have those tables dialed in. Looking great!
Thank you! It gets a little better each time I think.
Really good looking wood!
Thank you!
They turned out great. Was watching and when you mentioned the beveled edge I thought you’ve been watching BTS, lol then you mentioned it.
Thank you! Honestly I’m not sure why Cam doesn’t use his tract saw to bevel the edges. It really works well.
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!
Thank you!!
Awesome job.
Thank you, Robert!
Hi Jason 😊 good to see you taking a chance to see if you can spalt black walnut. Just got a few more left to do 😅. Can't wait to see what you do with them. As always good luck and God bless
Thank you, Mark! I milled a couple more of those logs but I waited too long on some of them unfortunately. I have more plans for this wood. Stay tuned!
@@NorthwestSawyer what stand's out there most is the the fact that the board's didn't change color but the grain is undeniably walnut.
@@marknunya3035 well, the wood did darken a little but the grain exploded with this finish. I was a little worried when I first poured it on but it definitely pulled through. 😉
To DARK!!! Great job!
Beautiful
Thank you
When I have a board/slab like that that I'm calling "flat enough to start" I usually flip it over with each pass - this sort of averages the 2 faces until one is truly "flat" then the other comes out parallel.
Nice planer by the way
Excellent
good god man, its beautiful
Wow! Thank you!
Wow. Some beautiful stuff there. What’s the final verdict on the graphite?
Thank you! Yes! I forgot to mention that the graphite worked perfectly. I’m very happy with it.
Nice.
Thank you!
Awesome! Do you sign your work? I like to put my initials somewhere inconspicuous on my woodworking.
I haven’t in the past but I just got a new 20 watt laser engraver that I plan to use to make logo plates to mount to my work. That video will probably be next. Stay tuned!
Beautiful ! I command you on how far your channels come since you started.
Thank you! I sometimes watch an old video of mine and cringe a little😂
Commend !!! Not Command! Damn Talk to text!
@@fprt-jsch471 😂😂😂
Wow!
Thank you, Patrick!
This is a veryold video. But it looks good.
The beginning is old footage re-edited but the build is new.
Beautiful build! That is probably not walnut at all. I believe it is elm.
It’s 100% English Walnut that was cut from a Walnut orchard.
@@NorthwestSawyer I am local to you, and would love to stop by and say hi, but no today! Kinda snowy!
Those slabs are worth lot's of money,i would put them up for sale and keep some.
I don’t think I can part with any of it without making something first😉
Nice
What you mean your dust collector didn't work so good😂. Watch the video 🤔 what I saw it work great. All the chips was suck I. Very few hit the floor🤩
Really beautiful lumber, Jason. Then you made some really beautiful tables. Plus it looks like you may have some turning stock. Is the birdseye pattern typical for English walnut? I'm not familiar with it. I also expected a lot of burl pattern based on those knobs on the log. I'm sure your former boss was thrilled with everything.
Bill
Thank you, Bill! The birdseye is typical but it really seems to stand out in this wood that waited years to be milled. The fresh-cut logs don’t show it off as much.
I thought that you need to buy yourself a plaster knife, so you clean with it, to wipe all the sawdust off the log and see the beauty of the timber. Highly recommend.