Bull shit, Who plants trees that are allowed to grow that big? nobody! Its only renewable if you renew the resource by replanting the forest.@@randystevens4054
Me encantaría ver que muebles hicieron con estos cortes que la naturaleza nos regala y que el peór depredador en este planeta la vende a precio de oro y se hace millonario.
Comme tous les produits de la terre depuis des millénaires....et que fais l'homme qui ne profite pas de ces meubles ? ? ? il va économiser pour s'en acheter....
I had a buddy who owned a bandsaw mill much larger than this one (with 5 feet between the guides). It was the largest sawmill east of the Mississippi. He imported exotic hardwoods and sawed them 9-quarter thick (2-1/4") and dried them in his 17 railroad car kiln for drying. He then stacked them as they were cut with slats between each cut to allow air flow, in his warehouse to be sold. He made a deal with Idi Amin in Uganda, who was the dictator there, to cut 4000 acres of virgin stand hardwoods including bubinga, zerbrawood, etc. Most have never seen these exotic woods nor the shear size of these slabs of wood. Some slabs were up to 5 feet across and over 20 feet in length. This man and his daughter traveled the world to find exotic trees to import and saw up. He sold his high end lumber to those wealthy people for their mansions. He provided tongue and groove lumber for the Dupont mansion in Delaware back in the early 70's. I was able to purchase some of the over runs of this for furniture building, from him. I also purchase several of the slabs for table tops and counters and provide my customers with some rather unique pieces. His large sawmill was located just outside Waldorf MD and his tongue and groove mill was locaed near Conowingo MD. I bought all I could afford before his supply ran out. In the deal with Amin, he agreed to trade the huge custom made band saw to him in exchange for the 4000 acres he cut. The saw was dismantled and shipped over to Uganda in the late 70's. The owner's name was Larry Hagy. I'm sure he's passed by now. It was a terrific find for me to be able to access such fine lumber.
Really interesting story. I don't even know how I ended up here and I haven't event watched the video, but your comment was worth it. Thanks for sharing.
Amin was a ruthless dictator who had many of Uganda's citizens murdered. I guess it is always good to have a buddy like that to buy your wares from so Dupont can get a nice teak toilet seat
👍La madera una obra de Dios y da lástima ...y los trabajdores sin ningún elemento de seguridad ....con oficio ,por cierto, pero al límite del control. Que porcentaje del precio final de esta planta única ,les queda a estos trabajadores. 🙏
Western society is becoming more and more stupid due to safety standards, because these standards ensure the survival and reproduction of stupid people. On the other hand, people in developing countries are becoming more intelligent because they ignore safety standards and allow natural selection. I know it sounds inhumane, but evolution doesn't care about humanity...only the survival of the fittest.
You do understand that the logging industry replants and regrows more trees than they cut down, correct? If they don’t replace and even up the amount, they won’t have a job in the future.
Quite rare to get a Tamarind log that is not hollow in the middle, I had the pleasure of turning some Tamarind and it is as hard as rock but absolutly stunning wood. Shay
Itu para pekerja koq gak pakai masker ya ...tiap hari menghirup udara campur serbuk gergajian apa gak bahaya dengan paru2 mereka ya ... mas2 pekerja gergajian pakailah masker unt kebaikan sampean ...jangan cuma cari uang keselamatan diri diabaikan .. kalau mas2 sakit gegara menghirup serbuk2 kecil selama tahunan apa mas2 juga masih bisa kerja mas ... cari iang untk keluarga tapi keselamatan diri tetap no 1 .. semoga mas2 yang bekerja bisa ngerti dan pakai masker .. tetap semangat mas2 dan juga hati2 jangan sembtono sama mesin gergaji .. 👍👍
Judging by the safety precautions taken at the sawmill, I would guess there was lots of blood and probably some loss of life involved. Not for the weak of stomach.
If sultan's luxury wood is worth what they say it is, I would recommend holding back on some of the proceeds to purchase more modern wood cutting equipment.
IT REMINDS ABOUT ALL THE NOW PETRIFIED WOOD STUMPS OF TREES AS MOUNTAINS TODAY. CAN YOU JUST IMAGINE HOW ENORMOUS THOSE SINGLE PIECES WERE....?😮 Amazing
smoga,hutan tidak rusak"amin
I think it probably looked amazing BEFORE it was cut down.
Agreed
Renewable resource. Meant to be partaken of.
Usually, these trees are dead, and better to remove them for use before they rot. The trees need to be aged/dried for years before they can be used.
Bull shit, Who plants trees that are allowed to grow that big? nobody! Its only renewable if you renew the resource by replanting the forest.@@randystevens4054
That is so naive. To the point of gaslighting. @@judywebb8358
It just amazes me that these workers have hands and feet!!!!!
In the US.. this company will have lots and lots of work lawsuits..
I'm sure the one's that don't can't work anymore!😂
There’s no safety glasses either. You had to love the guy using the Sthil chainsaw. With the wood chips and saw dust blowing right in his face.
His name is Stumpy...
These are the new hands 😂
Madera de lujo manufacturada sin ninguna medida de seguridad para los trabajadores...Que pobreza espiritual...
spirituelle ? ? ? ? je ne vois pas trop de spiritualité dans les mesures de sécurités....
No hay mucha espiritualidad en exxplotar trabajadores y materias primas de bajo costo en paises pobres . Salvo uno . El espiritu de saqueo
Fascinating! Accidents all over the place just waiting to happen, but fascinating.
OSHA wouldn't know where to start with this place.
If men started getting afraid of accidents, the world will stop running.
Why is it that American dudes always want to tell other man how snowflake (safe) the ought to be. Always too worried about what others do???
Josss le
di Jawa timur banyak sekali pohon trmbesi di pinggir jalan. pohon yg cpt besarnya
Mewah bang kayu nya... Suka banget ak
Me encantaría ver que muebles hicieron con estos cortes que la naturaleza nos regala y que el peór depredador en este planeta la vende a precio de oro y se hace millonario.
Comme tous les produits de la terre depuis des millénaires....et que fais l'homme qui ne profite pas de ces meubles ? ? ? il va économiser pour s'en acheter....
.kelurkan tanah yg nempel dikayu pke semprotan air(bertekanan tinggi/kuat) kang..!!..#luwuk.bgi.sulteng))..besar sekali tuh kayu..
Wow.. amazing nih❤
VERY NICE VIDEO 👍👍👍🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
BEST WISHES FROM PAKISTAN
Beautiful tree from beautiful country. Great video and keep it up 🥰🥰🥰
Um dia tudo acaba 😢
thank you..warm greetings from Indonesia
Nice video
trims
Kayu sono kembang.....bagus sono kelingnya ....menurut aku.
700 jt bulll ge dabulll.
What country is this? And the wood is amazing
Mantap om...
@@TUAHKAYUNusantara mksh bang
Trembesi di tmpatku bnyk bgt yg gde2
Besar sekali kayunya
In my country we have a tamarindo Tree its wood is amazing with beautifil tones of light brown to dark brown.pura vida Guys great job
I had a buddy who owned a bandsaw mill much larger than this one (with 5 feet between the guides). It was the largest sawmill east of the Mississippi. He imported exotic hardwoods and sawed them 9-quarter thick (2-1/4") and dried them in his 17 railroad car kiln for drying. He then stacked them as they were cut with slats between each cut to allow air flow, in his warehouse to be sold. He made a deal with Idi Amin in Uganda, who was the dictator there, to cut 4000 acres of virgin stand hardwoods including bubinga, zerbrawood, etc. Most have never seen these exotic woods nor the shear size of these slabs of wood. Some slabs were up to 5 feet across and over 20 feet in length. This man and his daughter traveled the world to find exotic trees to import and saw up. He sold his high end lumber to those wealthy people for their mansions. He provided tongue and groove lumber for the Dupont mansion in Delaware back in the early 70's. I was able to purchase some of the over runs of this for furniture building, from him. I also purchase several of the slabs for table tops and counters and provide my customers with some rather unique pieces. His large sawmill was located just outside Waldorf MD and his tongue and groove mill was locaed near Conowingo MD. I bought all I could afford before his supply ran out. In the deal with Amin, he agreed to trade the huge custom made band saw to him in exchange for the 4000 acres he cut. The saw was dismantled and shipped over to Uganda in the late 70's. The owner's name was Larry Hagy. I'm sure he's passed by now. It was a terrific find for me to be able to access such fine lumber.
fantastic story thanks for sharing
Really interesting story. I don't even know how I ended up here and I haven't event watched the video, but your comment was worth it. Thanks for sharing.
I knew one of his 'wifes' in L.A. in 1973.
Amin was a ruthless dictator who had many of Uganda's citizens murdered. I guess it is always good to have a buddy like that to buy your wares from so Dupont can get a nice teak toilet seat
Bhtb
Mantap kak kayunya besar
wow that's amazing 😮😮 Excellent 👍
Any mill worker that cuts anything off gets the rest of the day free.........without pay.....
Hebat nian kayunya
I wonder how old this beautiful tree was!!!!
hundreds of years if the big one, madam
This is the fast growing tree
mantap kayunya bikin bakar jagung ok itu.
Mantap banget
What a beautiful peice of wood...
kayu yang sangat indah dalam segi serat nya
De que país son ???
I'd like to see what they made out of the wood, nice grain.
Good work 🎉
trims
Assalamualaikum maaf siapa yg pakai kaos BAGANA namanya ndan siapa
View 2 jt, mayan bisa dpt fulus 20 jt 😂 salam rpm bang, moga chnelnya tambah gede
mkah bANG..SALAM KEMBALI BANG
@@KISWAMEBELjossss
Mantab👍
These trees should be quarter sawn or maybe even rift sawn for true beauty.
geraji ngipek wonogiri👍
IT IS GOOD TO SEE THIS WOOD NOT BEING BURNED AT LEAST. BEAUTIFUL WOOD TO BE SURE.
Nice ....good job❤
Kayu kek gitu ja pa ada harganya tuu
สุดยอดครับ
Man Oh Man I’d love to have just one Cookie from this tree~
I wish they had of thrown some water on the slab so that we could see the beauty of the colours.
Perv
놀랍습니다~😮
항상 안전하게 작업하시기 바랍니다!!❤❤❤
👍La madera una obra de Dios y da lástima ...y los trabajdores sin ningún elemento de seguridad ....con oficio ,por cierto, pero al límite del control. Que porcentaje del precio final de esta planta única ,les queda a estos trabajadores. 🙏
สวยมากครับ
Hati hati mas kerja nya. Ajah ngelamun yoii😅😅😅😅
Josss om 👍
makasih kawan..salam dari jepara
Mantap
Técnico em segurança no trabalho ????? kkkk
No manches que esos weyes andan sin zapatos 😮???
Tolong suhu kasih pencerahan apa sih keistimewaan pohon trembesi? Kalo sepengetahuan saya tida istimewa..
Impressive job, no safety standards, those
Slabs are very heavy, surprised no one hurt
On this one, beautiful wood wow...
th-cam.com/video/RbvDeuixubc/w-d-xo.html he reaches right into the blade...
Western society is becoming more and more stupid due to safety standards, because these standards ensure the survival and reproduction of stupid people. On the other hand, people in developing countries are becoming more intelligent because they ignore safety standards and allow natural selection. I know it sounds inhumane, but evolution doesn't care about humanity...only the survival of the fittest.
Some of the workers were barefoot
Just Confused: Isn't dangerouse to smoke while sawing wood ?
Save some of these beautiful trees for our children . I can only imagine how long does it take to grow to this size
this tree has been cut down for a long time
You do understand that the logging industry replants and regrows more trees than they cut down, correct? If they don’t replace and even up the amount, they won’t have a job in the future.
lmao
6-900 years
Love it.👍👍
Quite rare to get a Tamarind log that is not hollow in the middle, I had the pleasure of turning some Tamarind and it is as hard as rock but absolutly stunning wood.
Shay
Cuanta belleza felicidades al dueño.
Joss...the best
ภูมิใจมากหรือที่ตัดต้นไม้ทำลายป่า
700 million in what currency?
good job
Cada árbol q talamos , es como agregarle un cigarrillo más a los pulmones.....hacemos pelota el medio ambiente para satisfacer gustos caros....
Josss
Itu para pekerja koq gak pakai masker ya ...tiap hari menghirup udara campur serbuk gergajian apa gak bahaya dengan paru2 mereka ya ... mas2 pekerja gergajian pakailah masker unt kebaikan sampean ...jangan cuma cari uang keselamatan diri diabaikan .. kalau mas2 sakit gegara menghirup serbuk2 kecil selama tahunan apa mas2 juga masih bisa kerja mas ... cari iang untk keluarga tapi keselamatan diri tetap no 1 .. semoga mas2 yang bekerja bisa ngerti dan pakai masker .. tetap semangat mas2 dan juga hati2 jangan sembtono sama mesin gergaji .. 👍👍
Serbuk organik ga apa apa, lebih bahaya, asap rokok, kendaraan, karena pembakaran😂😂😂😂. Kl debu serbuk, bisa jadi daging😂😂😂😂
They do wear Musk's but posing for TH-cam vedio everyone want to show their faces. 😂😂😂
Semangat para pekerja pemburu hasil moga berkah buat keluarga ..sukses menjadi orang yg kuat dan pantang menyerah TUhan beserta panjenengan.
Maybe he should spend some of the $700 million updating his sawmill
@@didimusdokasa1218 SDM loe rendah bro..maklum kalau kuli di kasih ARAHAN yg baik agak SULIT..KARENA SDM mereka rendah
Cuanto tiempo tardan estos árboles en crecer para que los destruyan en tan poco tiempo donde tienen los sesos estas personas 😢
Situação precárias desses trabalhadores , como pode isso ainda em pleno 2.024
I wonder what a few classical guitars made out of that type of wood would sound like?
대단합니다😊
The dirt being dug away from the wood is Priceless.
😢
How do you mean? I have no idea why the dirt would be valuable
@@stedbenjPerhaps they mean “dust” as in sawdust?
6-900 years of pissing up the tree
The sultan should buy his workers good boot !!!! I'm sure he could not be bothered. A concerned person. E
Mungkin di daerah situ jadi kayu terbaik...
Di darahku kayu terbaik yaitu kayu Jati.
Is there a video of the harvesting of this tree?
Judging by the safety precautions taken at the sawmill, I would guess there was lots of blood and probably some loss of life involved. Not for the weak of stomach.
That is intense.
Price plis for spain?
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K urang larang bos
Itu di mana jua kayu. Ga meja
Jepara
mantap sekali besarnya
Mantap pokoknya
@@KISWAMEBEL iaaa masee
I don't get it. How about showing us some samples of what it's used for? I've never seen chairs made of such thickness or quality of wood.
Love the safety shoes🙀🙀
Maybe wet down a slice in next video to better show off grain pattern.👍
okay guys
I see there is value in it
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 0:09 0:09
If sultan's luxury wood is worth what they say it is, I would recommend holding back on some of the proceeds to purchase more modern wood cutting equipment.
Also buying SHOES for the workers.. can imagine the pain if you step into a nail or a splinter...
700M of whatever the local currency is may not be much when converted.
And some steel cap boots!
Rupiah is the indonesian currency 👍
700 million rupiah is 44749,74 us dollar
Kd os IPIS nada de segurança e muita floresta derrubada
Hey, that guy in the orange shirt’s wearing my old board shorts!!!
IT REMINDS ABOUT ALL THE NOW PETRIFIED WOOD STUMPS OF TREES AS MOUNTAINS TODAY.
CAN YOU JUST IMAGINE HOW ENORMOUS THOSE SINGLE PIECES WERE....?😮
Amazing
Idiot!
Josssss❤
❤❤❤
700 millones, ja, ja
, mis polainas!!!...
700 Million.... what's that, about $27.95 USD?
USD 46.666
How much is a slab like that worth in the U.S. ?
At least half a dozen lawsuits.
700M Indonesian rupiah is £36k. Sure you could convert pounds to dollars 😃
You can buy tables,wall mountings of this wood..
I’d love to see it in the jungle.
Que sultan ni sulta un loco cargado de achura caga i mea como nosotros nunca cera diferente anosotros sigue siendo un cer humano como nosotros
Those guys have wood.
Its not 700 million dollars maybe 700 million something else
Wide open blade without protection. A slip or carelessness will end up a man into losing his arm or leg.
GOOD
I would like tosee the different processes and the end product
Looks like great firewood !
Ignorant troll ... probably never seen tamarind tree in your life ... :) :)