What's so bad about it? I do my own wood cutting, would love some examples of what not to do. I know the basics to be safe and efficient for small stuff but stuff like giant oak trees, seems sketchy without an industrial mill.
You’re right, it’s horrendous they seem to have nfi. Why the guy didn’t do an undercut to start then chock it is beyond me. I won’t even go into the cutting technique.
Drying out Bog Oak is the most important element of preparing this log. For more information try Adamson & Low (UK cabinet makers) They use this timber and it them took some years before they mastered the art of drying. Hamish is a brilliant cabinetmaker with an amazing CV. I am certain he would give good advice.
@@ЛёхаСнежков-б3м Я бы мог мнооого написать ---- и как монахи из берёзы делали колокольни ( такие что топор потом отскакивал как от железа ) и как сами русские делали морёный дуб да много чего ..... !!! И это не литература а из жизни рассказы от людей с которыми я сталкивался !!!!
I absolutely agree with u there it’s absolutely astonishing seeing something so old I’m 30 years old and have found a new obsession with wood! Basically it’s come to a point where I’m choosing wood over bitchess
Wonderful. For twenty eight years here in Australia, my business made tables from native hardwoods amongst which were Red Gum logs of similar ages also turned black. We used this for many years as inlays and decorative motiffs as it was very expensive.
Quite amazing, thank you. I'm lucky enough to have some swamp Kauri which is approx 25'000 years old. Compared to this bog oak it looks freshly felled but that's deceiving. Put a chainsaw through it and you get the occasional spark and a very dull chain, lol.
Thank you for the knowledge of Bog Wood, I had never given it much thought. I am now very interested in finding a knife with Bog Wood scales. Thanks for a great video.
If you can see the middle knife the fighter bowie in my profile pic I made that handle from a block of ancient bog oak. )) Nice stuff. Feels very nice in my hand to grip and everything and I love the deep rich black colour. It's almost like transluscent like you can see deep into it. Nice to work with too. Only problem it's a little soft so it'll get dints and scratches in it pretty easily but no bug deal.
Some smaller corrections: "real" bog wood comes from high altitude bogs, situated so it does not have contact with ground water! The only water the bogs receive comes from rain, creating a very acid heavy water condition - the same tannic situation you have when preparing leather. These bogs are exclusive to Northern Europe. Sincerely, the Historian
Да, возможно я чего-то не понимаю, но скажите, если кушать со стола из мареного дуба, еда будет вкуснее? Или такой стол будет как скатерть самобранка? Дверь из такой древесины будет теплее и прочнее? Нахера люди придумывают себе идолов, на которые тратят деньги, которое, в свою очередь, можно потратить на что-то действительно ценное?
На что хотят, на то и тратят. За советские елочные игрушки на аукционах платят по 100.000 долларов. Это, своего рода, инвестиции. Сохранение и приумножение капитала. Ну и удовольствие. Каждому свое. Думаю, если бы у тебя была возможность ты бы купил себе Роллс-Ройс или Ламбу, или остров, или то, о чем мечтаешь.
@@Adam-q8y4mавтомобили это сложные изделия, куда потрачены качественные материалы, интеллектуальный и физический труд квалифицированных людей. А тут болван, гнивший где-то в помойке от которого даже черви и жуки отказались...
@@earlschandelmeier751 At 500 years the core would still be white, not black, penetration is of the swamp liquids (and thus turning the wood black) is on the order of centimeters per century.
Thats amazing…..it really is black….and HEAVY ! My impression in soaking up the minerals or whatever while laying in the bog, the wood appears a lot heavier than just normal oak. I can hardly wait to see what they build out of this.
My teacher once told expensive wood. Ancient black oak from Thames river used for finest spesial purpoces hundreds years ago by Londons finewoodworkers.
Amador no manuseio da motoserra! Sempre que as extremidades do tronco estiverem apoiadas no solo, o corte deve ser feito por baixo, se o corte fecha e morde o sabre da motosserra!
Just a thought ... extremely rare, high dollar lumber, cold as hell, tree is iced up and frozen solid ... maybe afford a fork lift ... a decent band saw ... wear a mask / breathing device ... I just don't get it.
There is another kind of this wood. Oak that has been in bog for only a hundred years or so. It is not black, but has a beautiful blue colour like indigo. It is so rare and expensive that it is most of the time used as veneer because a simple log goes into the ten thousands in sale.
¡Qué increíble descubrimiento! Este video es una ventana fascinante hacia el pasado, mostrando la belleza y la durabilidad de la madera de roble negro de hace 5000 años. ¡Excelente trabajo @BelkoWood!
It wasn't floating its waS under the water, may be even buried. This preserved it. As a hard wood this is easier than softer woods. In the usa they have swamp Cyprus that they harvest for the same reason. In Australia in Tasmania we even have Huon pine and eucalyptus that is protected like that.
Thank you for a fantastic video. As an amateur wood worker, I find the whole concept totally fascinating. I hope to see what they'll do with this outstanding material.
Unless these guys are gnomes, I think that tree was WAY longer then seven meters before they started cutting it up. As for all the negative comments, this tree fell into a bog a long time ago, and somebody found it and dug it out. This tree was NOT cut down in the present. So, slow your roll, haters! All that being said, can I have the stump?!
Judging from your amazing chainsaw skills, cutting the log from the wrong side and binding your saw, and your dainty tape measure, good on ya. I'm impressed. Let me guess your all under 25 years old
wow, your a judgmental azz. Regardless of age they are doing more than just watching and criticizing videos, you might try that, if you can get off your fat american azz.
"STOP THE CHAINSAW!" Safety does matter.. Sad to see people who work with chainsaws for a living NOT know what they are doing. First, you never start a chainsaw that way. Always hold the chainsaw with trigger firmly between your knees or step on it while on the ground then pull the cord. Second, it's ok to saw a log that is only supported on the ends if done correctly. Which is to cut down from top about a third of the way. Remove saw and put a wedge in cut. Then start cutting from the bottom and saw nonstop until you reach the top cut at which time the log will split without getting saw blade pinched.
Его необходимо правильно высушить, а это должно происходить медленно и при определенных условиях. Если процесс сушки будет протекать слишком быстро, то из-за внутренних напряжений, в древесине образуются множественные трещины, что сделает её непригодной для производства
I didn't see a thing they were doing because I had to read the captions thru the whole video. All that info can be given at the beginning either written or narrated. Then let us watch the action.
@@sammytrees6970 I think I meant to put epoxy instead of resin on my original comment! I think the sawdust with some sort of gold flake in epoxy would make a beautiful and EXPENSIVE table! If you mounted a light underneath, some sort of way, that would be killer.
avec cette rareté, je ferais en sorte de garder la sciure et le pied,une fois découpé, je le retourne , le creuse pour mettre des fleurs dans un parterre à fleur ou sur mon terrain prés d'une fenêtre pour le voir tout le temps!! même simplement comme une sculpture!! un meuble fait avec ce bois doit être sublime, vous avez de la chance de l'avoir travaillé
LMAO did that dude just seriously try to saw through a floating log??? Bro...bro...brother...you never saw a floating log. You always support each side of your cut. But muh professional woodworker right?
@@chadachwilliam5515 in case like on the video you have to start from the top and finish from the bottom. Whatewer. My point is - it's a common thing to cut a floatin log, right?
@@maxtsaruk yeah, I cut stuff in all different positions. When your in the bush you got to cut it where it falls, and sometimes you got to be a squirrel.
That is some gorgeous oak. I don't think I've ever seen bog oak before tbh. The grain color looks amazing, and I can only imagine how beautiful this wood would look sanded down, epoxied, sanded again, then polished to a glass like finish. I'm betting it would look amazing. I always thought of doing a petrified wood coffee table with matching end tables until I found out how much the pieces the size I'd want would cost. Needless to say, I don't ever foresee any petrified wood tables in my house. Lmfao
У меня на Украине был старый дом в деревне ему было лет 130 и мне нужно было забить гвозди 120 мм в раму которая была из дуба и я не смог забить больше 1 см это я пишу для тех комментаторов которые рассуждают что ребята не умеют пилить. Вы просто не понимаете что такое мореный дуб.
не на , а в Украине и не пизди хоть , моренный дуб пока сырой и мокрый просто вата , он как липа и гвозди в него идут как в масло , в сухой как в сухой ясень , а то что ты не смог это только потому что или гвозди дерьмо или у молотка бабка сбита , я на спор загоню любой гвоздь в любой дуб у меня даже моренный есть я из него мебель делаю и дома мебель из практически такого , его тут много только надо знать как достать и чем достать , так что не три мне мозги и людям так же , так что володя всё зависит от прямоты рук я тебе скажу
Sorry to say, but these guys look like amateurs. They don’t know how to operate a chainsaw. Don’t know how to cut a log that size. No eye protection. Dangerous use of a floor jack and even put it under the wrong side of the cut for how the log was supported. Cut the base of the tree in the same wrong way. It’s a wonder no one got hurt! Not to mention, a log that heavy needs heavy equipment to move it around. All of that manpower was kind of silly.
You sound like SO much fun. can’t wait for the video where you show us how ALL this is done correctly 😂😂 Also take a trip to Siberia or where ever these guys are and let me know how easy it is for you “conjure” a piece of heavy machinery. Jackass.
I'm just gonna say it ..these guys do not know how to saw ...they're a terrible terrible accident waiting to happen. I wish them the best but I wish someone would come show them how to cut logs before they end up in the hospital or dead.
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It’s incredible how these guys still have all their limbs. I’ve never seen such bad chainsaw work.
Know all know nothing
Notice no safety goggles. These people live dangerously.
What's so bad about it? I do my own wood cutting, would love some examples of what not to do. I know the basics to be safe and efficient for small stuff but stuff like giant oak trees, seems sketchy without an industrial mill.
3:46 puts his chain into the ground. Starts the saw with the brake off.
You’re right, it’s horrendous they seem to have nfi. Why the guy didn’t do an undercut to start then chock it is beyond me. I won’t even go into the cutting technique.
Despite the season, these men are not cold. I'd love to see a follow-up video showing this giant being crafted into its various finished products.
I would too!
Drying out Bog Oak is the most important element of preparing this log. For more information try Adamson & Low (UK cabinet makers) They use this timber and it them took some years before they mastered the art of drying. Hamish is a brilliant cabinetmaker with an amazing CV. I am certain he would give good advice.
And we Russians don't need anyone's advice!! We have such masters of their craft that your advisers are just children compared to our masters!!!🤪
@@Dividrol,красава,брат!!!
Ибо нехрен нас🇷🇺 тут учить!
@@ЛёхаСнежков-б3м Я бы мог мнооого написать ---- и как монахи из берёзы делали колокольни ( такие что топор потом отскакивал как от железа ) и как сами русские делали морёный дуб да много чего ..... !!! И это не литература а из жизни рассказы от людей с которыми я сталкивался !!!!
@@Dividrolуёбки, к чему это гордость?
Когда учился в начальных классах посадил 3 дуба. Сейчас им по 30 лет. Надеюсь будут долго расти.
Под корнями свои данные оставь в прочной таре. Кооогда-нибудь ктооо-нибудь начнёт корчевать. Будет интересно❤🤔👍.
It’s actually amazing watching something so old being handled. It’s pure reverence
I absolutely agree with u there it’s absolutely astonishing seeing something so old I’m 30 years old and have found a new obsession with wood! Basically it’s come to a point where I’m choosing wood over bitchess
Huh, that’s funny cause
I get wood just thinking about bitches.
@@np19n62so you like big black sticks?
Wonderful. For twenty eight years here in Australia, my business made tables from native hardwoods amongst which were Red Gum logs of similar ages also turned black. We used this for many years as inlays and decorative motiffs as it was very expensive.
People in Ireland collected branch and root pieces for fish tanks, as they were so dense they sank.
Quite amazing, thank you. I'm lucky enough to have some swamp Kauri which is approx 25'000 years old. Compared to this bog oak it looks freshly felled but that's deceiving. Put a chainsaw through it and you get the occasional spark and a very dull chain, lol.
I had to stop watching when they started with the Alaskan, it almost brought me to tears.
That long saw doubles as a good zombie weapon no doubt lol.
Thank you for the knowledge of Bog Wood, I had never given it much thought.
I am now very interested in finding a knife with Bog Wood scales.
Thanks for a great video.
If you can see the middle knife the fighter bowie in my profile pic I made that handle from a block of ancient bog oak. ))
Nice stuff. Feels very nice in my hand to grip and everything and I love the deep rich black colour. It's almost like transluscent like you can see deep into it.
Nice to work with too. Only problem it's a little soft so it'll get dints and scratches in it pretty easily but no bug deal.
Sgian Dubh. Meaning is Black or Dark Knife. The meaning of black/dark is “hidden”. These small knives were often concealed in armpits or socks.
Thanks for the nod to the archeological information that can be gained from bogwood.
This wood looks amazing
love to see continuance on this wood with what they make out of it
5000 лет?
Ничего не путаете?
Some smaller corrections: "real" bog wood comes from high altitude bogs, situated so it does not have contact with ground water! The only water the bogs receive comes from rain, creating a very acid heavy water condition - the same tannic situation you have when preparing leather. These bogs are exclusive to Northern Europe. Sincerely, the Historian
Друг почитай геохимию, и узнаешь что кислая среда характерна для болот не только северной Европы но и других природных зон мира.
I was always told quicksand does not happen in North America, and that's not true at all.
lol, not a clue.
"real" bog wood comes from bogs mr know it all.
THE WOOD LOOKS AMAZING!!!!! WOW! Love the video thumbs up, and thank you for your time.
Это как в кино, стреляют гильзами, а не пулями. Хотя нет, в кино стразу целые патроны достают)
Гильзу в музей продадут...
Типа гильза самого Шухевича !!! 🤣
looks like they need a forklift
This wood looks amazing 👏🏾
That’s what she said
A stunningly beautiful tree! even sawdust can be used from such an oak! And it is a pity that the root was not used, at least it was not shown here.
Да, возможно я чего-то не понимаю, но скажите, если кушать со стола из мареного дуба, еда будет вкуснее? Или такой стол будет как скатерть самобранка? Дверь из такой древесины будет теплее и прочнее?
Нахера люди придумывают себе идолов, на которые тратят деньги, которое, в свою очередь, можно потратить на что-то действительно ценное?
На что хотят, на то и тратят. За советские елочные игрушки на аукционах платят по 100.000 долларов. Это, своего рода, инвестиции. Сохранение и приумножение капитала. Ну и удовольствие. Каждому свое. Думаю, если бы у тебя была возможность ты бы купил себе Роллс-Ройс или Ламбу, или остров, или то, о чем мечтаешь.
@@Adam-q8y4mавтомобили это сложные изделия, куда потрачены качественные материалы, интеллектуальный и физический труд квалифицированных людей. А тут болван, гнивший где-то в помойке от которого даже черви и жуки отказались...
Если оно накрало то ему всё равно на что тратить. Такую хрень только быдло купит, тем более в тараканлэнде.
Por el mismo motivo que tu comentario para unos es valioso y para otros no
Да кушай ты с пластика под дерево, кто тебе запрещает)). Главное что б приготовлено было хорошо. Раритет, это не про тебя)
There’s 9 minutes of my life I wont get back
Great video! Beautiful black oak, I'll bet it's difficult to dry out, 5000 years in a Bog. Looks $$$!
Yeah you beat me to it. There is no other way it is 5,000 years old. And I really don't think it is 5000 years old. Maybe 500 at the very most.
@@earlschandelmeier751 At 500 years the core would still be white, not black, penetration is of the swamp liquids (and thus turning the wood black) is on the order of centimeters per century.
My thoughts exactly, drying it will be another few years.
Thats amazing…..it really is black….and HEAVY ! My impression in soaking up the minerals or whatever while laying in the bog, the wood appears a lot heavier than just normal oak. I can hardly wait to see what they build out of this.
Дорогой дуб распускать цепной пилой?! Опилок не жалко?
Им походу не древесину, ни инструмент, ни раритет не жалко…
My teacher once told expensive wood.
Ancient black oak from Thames river used for finest spesial purpoces hundreds years ago by Londons finewoodworkers.
Amador no manuseio da motoserra! Sempre que as extremidades do tronco estiverem apoiadas no solo, o corte deve ser feito por baixo, se o corte fecha e morde o sabre da motosserra!
Завидуй молча
@@ОлКрасinvejo mesmo, ser ignorante deve ser muito bom ! Não perceber nada ao seu redor !
thanks for sharing a bit of history and science of the wood you work with.
Just a thought ... extremely rare, high dollar lumber, cold as hell, tree is iced up and frozen solid ... maybe afford a fork lift ... a decent band saw ... wear a mask / breathing device ... I just don't get it.
I follow these guys. They are in Russia, have a huge following. They seem to know what they’re doing,,
@@spnkysy791
OK
Do the work, then you'll get it.
Only 2.000 years older than Toutankamon ? Great respect !
I'd think if it's that rare you would want to use a band saw mill to reduce waste
Sometimes ya gotta do with what ya got.
"Special blade with extra hard teeth"????? its a chainsaw blade with carbide teeth, pretty standard stuff
This is like the biggest rookie hour I've seen lol
There is another kind of this wood. Oak that has been in bog for only a hundred years or so. It is not black, but has a beautiful blue colour like indigo. It is so rare and expensive that it is most of the time used as veneer because a simple log goes into the ten thousands in sale.
bez osłony na oczy brawo !
Forgot to mention the smell. The shop I used to work at took days to air out. It's pretty but man does it reek.
Greetings from Russia!!!You have very cool and very interesting videos!!!Thanks for that))))
¡Qué increíble descubrimiento! Este video es una ventana fascinante hacia el pasado, mostrando la belleza y la durabilidad de la madera de roble negro de hace 5000 años. ¡Excelente trabajo @BelkoWood!
Das ist ganz schön alt 👍Als Tischplatte wäre das eine gute Idee, dann hat man immer was geschichtliches drunter 😀
That stump would make an amazing art piece.
Дуб классный! 👍
The operator of that chainsaw is an artist!
За ушки сразу подумал, а что пилу зажмёт новостью оказалось. Сцуко руки поотбивать.
цыгане ёбтать
That deep black looks amazing!!!! Would make awesome countertops!
Imagine it being used in a bar or pub? Glorious!
@@snoozieq4584 ohh indeed!!! I would love to have some of that!
Красный дуб море бабла стоит , и прежде чем его так нарезать , надо знать для чего вы его нарезаете, иначе потратите куча бабла !
Колір деревини класний.
Жалко тирсу , щось би замутити з епоксидною смолою)))
This stuff should go in a museum with the story of the area
It wasn't floating its waS under the water, may be even buried. This preserved it. As a hard wood this is easier than softer woods. In the usa they have swamp Cyprus that they harvest for the same reason. In Australia in Tasmania we even have Huon pine and eucalyptus that is protected like that.
And they are even harder to saw. Also saw some turpentine from near Maryborough Queensland that was dug up and it was like cutting mild steel.
SOMEBODY HIT THE JACKPOT ‼️
Thank you for a fantastic video. As an amateur wood worker, I find the whole concept totally fascinating. I hope to see what they'll do with this outstanding material.
ดร
Печь будут топить
Продадут, как и свою страну.
@@sergejsgalicevs5414интересно какую страну и кому продали?
برافوا اروع طريقة لتدمير الكوكب
Love you channel ♥
It doesn't hurt to wear eye protection when you're working with wood particles flying through the air.
Actually it's pretty cool to.
I have some strong doubts about that log being only 1 ton. I bet the stump itself is about 1/4 ton
oh hell ya thats way more then 1 ton lol
@@redhammer6601 More like about 5. That's a 3 ton jack and it's only carrying 1/3 the weight and struggling.
I have an Alaskan chainsaw mill and its hard work. I take my hat off to those guys cutting the black bog oak
Unless these guys are gnomes, I think that tree was WAY longer then seven meters before they started cutting it up. As for all the negative comments, this tree fell into a bog a long time ago, and somebody found it and dug it out. This tree was NOT cut down in the present. So, slow your roll, haters! All that being said, can I have the stump?!
I like the haters making themselves completely ridiculous. It does miracles for their credibility ;)
Incredible! That's a piece of history right there. 💎
Diamante negro, le pondría yo. 😁🙋♀️🇲🇽🙏
If the tree can talk it has 5k years of stories to tell.
Two thousend years older than Toutankamon . It's something out of mind .
Don't think so, 5k years of being dead and buried doesn't leave much room for stories. The 500 years before that have a lot more chance of stories.
That wood is really unique.
I love highly mineralized wood, but it goes through blades super fast
Judging from your amazing chainsaw skills, cutting the log from the wrong side and binding your saw, and your dainty tape measure, good on ya. I'm impressed. Let me guess your all under 25 years old
wow, your a judgmental azz. Regardless of age they are doing more than just watching and criticizing videos, you might try that, if you can get off your fat american azz.
Дуже круто!
"STOP THE CHAINSAW!" Safety does matter.. Sad to see people who work with chainsaws for a living NOT know what they are doing. First, you never start a chainsaw that way. Always hold the chainsaw with trigger firmly between your knees or step on it while on the ground then pull the cord. Second, it's ok to saw a log that is only supported on the ends if done correctly. Which is to cut down from top about a third of the way. Remove saw and put a wedge in cut. Then start cutting from the bottom and saw nonstop until you reach the top cut at which time the log will split without getting saw blade pinched.
People that work with chainsaws for a living, do not start them on the ground or hold them between their knees, Alice!
People from former USSR republics do not read any manuals. I'ts for loosers 🤘😁
Why does homie look like he doesn't know what he's doing.
Классное дерево, много ручек для молотков получится 👍
You guys need a forklift. Someone can get crushed if that log falls on them
Wow, what a cool looking wood. I'd love a chunk of that to carve into something. Awesome video guy's 👍👍👍
Hard not to like it when the 080 comes out to play!
Если действительное ему 5000 лет мне бы было страшно начинать с ним работу. Не могу даже представить какова его цена и изделия из него.
Недавно сундук жене поставил из пол вековой ёлки - а были всего лишь подоконники в квартире!)
В тени этого дуба Александр Македонский нубиек трахал .
Fossilization does not take millions of years. The trees blown into Mt. St. Helens Spirit Lake in 1980 are already fossilized/mineralized.
What a great session of team work! Awesome! 💪
Beautiful wood. Nothing nicer than oak.
Его необходимо правильно высушить, а это должно происходить медленно и при определенных условиях. Если процесс сушки будет протекать слишком быстро, то из-за внутренних напряжений, в древесине образуются множественные трещины, что сделает её непригодной для производства
Это канал (откуда взят ролик) Белорусского умельца - Belko Wood !
Трещины и дают стоимость, это премиум сегмент
@@АндрейЕ-ж3ъ а почему древесина черная?
I didn't see a thing they were doing because I had to read the captions thru the whole video. All that info can be given at the beginning either written or narrated. Then let us watch the action.
Even a bad voiceover would be better than the darn music.
Дерево стоько не живёт. Оно где то было, в воде наверное. Чёрный цвет на любителя, не смотря на возраст.
I once saw bog bodies in a museum , whereby bodies in a bog were found preserved after thousands of years with their skin still intact .
I would be saving the woodchips & sawdust from this expensive log! You could make some cool stuff with resin!
Mixing with epoxy and make some seriously expensive table
@@sammytrees6970 I think I meant to put epoxy instead of resin on my original comment! I think the sawdust with some sort of gold flake in epoxy would make a beautiful and EXPENSIVE table! If you mounted a light underneath, some sort of way, that would be killer.
@@Bex81 amen ! 😂🤦🏻♂️😂
@@sammytrees6970 If I ever find a bog log, it's over with! 😆 🤣
Hahahaha! Excellent point!
Amazing.. nice video.. 😁👍👍👍
avec cette rareté, je ferais en sorte de garder la sciure et le pied,une fois découpé, je le retourne , le creuse pour mettre des fleurs dans un parterre à fleur ou sur mon terrain prés d'une fenêtre pour le voir tout le temps!! même simplement comme une sculpture!! un meuble fait avec ce bois doit être sublime, vous avez de la chance de l'avoir travaillé
Oui, je garderai aussi la sciure et la souche.
Most outstanding!!!
LMAO did that dude just seriously try to saw through a floating log??? Bro...bro...brother...you never saw a floating log. You always support each side of your cut. But muh professional woodworker right?
Mate, have you ever seen a wood harvesting process?
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You start on the underside of a floating log, and cut a wedge. That way the top cut doesn’t bite.
@@chadachwilliam5515 in case like on the video you have to start from the top and finish from the bottom. Whatewer. My point is - it's a common thing to cut a floatin log, right?
@@maxtsaruk yeah, I cut stuff in all different positions. When your in the bush you got to cut it where it falls, and sometimes you got to be a squirrel.
As a forester, that first cut was really hard to watch!!
Uma madeira nobre assim deveria ter sido beneficiada numa serra fita.
Realmente, pois a perda na moto serra é grande... sairia ao menos mais uma prancha
Impressive !!maybe show end product for that "ahhhhhh" effect...
Опилки этой древесины, не менее ценны , чем сама древесина
Да, настроечка на них хороша! Мёртвого поднимает!
Research on Irish bog oak has produced an early dating system superior to carbon-14.
That is some gorgeous oak. I don't think I've ever seen bog oak before tbh. The grain color looks amazing, and I can only imagine how beautiful this wood would look sanded down, epoxied, sanded again, then polished to a glass like finish. I'm betting it would look amazing. I always thought of doing a petrified wood coffee table with matching end tables until I found out how much the pieces the size I'd want would cost. Needless to say, I don't ever foresee any petrified wood tables in my house. Lmfao
ИНтересная работа. Наверное музеи выстроились в очередь за столь редкими произведениями ваших рук.
Imagine Bog oak floors 5,000 years old...amazing!
Какие 5000 лет? Пидорас и двойник Пётр 1 украл 5000 лет у славян.
Equipment used, was manufactured almost same time as tree .
Beautiful done
У меня на Украине был старый дом в деревне ему было лет 130 и мне нужно было забить гвозди 120 мм в раму которая была из дуба и я не смог забить больше 1 см это я пишу для тех комментаторов которые рассуждают что ребята не умеют пилить. Вы просто не понимаете что такое мореный дуб.
не на , а в Украине и не пизди хоть , моренный дуб пока сырой и мокрый просто вата , он как липа и гвозди в него идут как в масло , в сухой как в сухой ясень , а то что ты не смог это только потому что или гвозди дерьмо или у молотка бабка сбита , я на спор загоню любой гвоздь в любой дуб у меня даже моренный есть я из него мебель делаю и дома мебель из практически такого , его тут много только надо знать как достать и чем достать , так что не три мне мозги и людям так же , так что володя всё зависит от прямоты рук я тебе скажу
Тоже видел это видео пару лет назад..... Ну край год назад.
He has the jack on the wrong side of the cut lol
Sorry to say, but these guys look like amateurs. They don’t know how to operate a chainsaw. Don’t know how to cut a log that size. No eye protection. Dangerous use of a floor jack and even put it under the wrong side of the cut for how the log was supported. Cut the base of the tree in the same wrong way. It’s a wonder no one got hurt! Not to mention, a log that heavy needs heavy equipment to move it around. All of that manpower was kind of silly.
В России все так работают. Молотком и кувалдой. У нас много такого леса.😂😂🇷🇺💪
You sound like SO much fun. can’t wait for the video where you show us how ALL this is done correctly 😂😂
Also take a trip to Siberia or where ever these guys are and let me know how easy it is for you “conjure” a piece of heavy machinery. Jackass.
I'm sure you could have done it better
Muito bem observado, são amadores! Sem proteção e com uma técnica penosa, deixaram morder o sabre.... vergonha ! Deram sorte mesmo
Wow beautiful
Que maravilha de madeira.
Wow...that is gorgeous!
I'm just gonna say it ..these guys do not know how to saw ...they're a terrible terrible accident waiting to happen. I wish them the best but I wish someone would come show them how to cut logs before they end up in the hospital or dead.
Ya very sketchy
You’re an idiot
Większej durnoty w życiu nie widziałem
Materiał droższy od złota cięty piłą amatora pod miejskim garażem.
Totalna kompromitacja
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