Old tulip poplar. Has some nice grain and color. Specialty furniture makers will find some stunning pieces in there. I've used it and like the grain and the color.
Clearly I know nothing about timber, as that looked like an atrocious log to be cutting from. I didn't like one slab, full of cavities, and the grain pattern looked awful. Obviously I need to learn a thing or two.
Each cut is like opening a birthday present not knowing what you will get. Do you sand and prep the wood then pore a clear plastic on it to preserve the cracks and fissures for the customer to see and enjoy?
Franklin Brooks I’ve seen poplar that looks just like that. Same color same burls. There’s a lot of disease and standing rot in there. Should have been cut down a long time ago. If that tree would have been taken out when it was in its prime it would have been much more useful. I’ve only ever used it for firewood but I’ve always wondered what it would be like to make furniture or crafts, maybe for turning. We call it white poplar. Up until it’s about 10-12 inches the bark is smooth and whitish-greenish color. Don’t know what they’ll use that for tho. My opinion there’s not much good in there. Dry it out good and you’d get some hot campfires with it lol. Who knows, someone might use those big slabs in the middle for live edge table tops. There would be some beautiful colours if you put a clear high gloss epoxy finish on them
That last thin slab cut had some really neat shapes on it. Almost looked like animals!
Old tulip poplar. Has some nice grain and color. Specialty furniture makers will find some stunning pieces in there. I've used it and like the grain and the color.
Wow very beautiful grain & color this Poplar tree. Love the way you all cut it to get the Maximum No waste . great job Yoshihiro Sasada San👍👍👍👍👍
綺麗に裁断され、色んな用途に使われるんですね、本当にお疲れ様です。
ありがとうございます。
All of those small sort of round pieces would make incredible small tables, bedside/chairside, etc.
Spectacular figure is rare in poplar like that. Arigato
Arigato
Such beautiful colours grain. It's just awesome. Thank you Mr.Sasada thank you. Stay safe Sir. As well employees to. 👍👍👋🤘✌
Arigato
Beautiful! Mr. Yoshihiro, could you please post a video that shows your crew doing a blade change on the band saw? That would be fascinating. Arigato!
I yelled “WOW” loud enough for my neighbours to hear at that last piece!
Интересный тополь. С таким темным ядром не приходилось видеть. 👍
ポプラの木って高くなるのは分かっていますが そこまで太く育つものですか⁇
またポプラは建築材料に使えるのですか⁇
holy cow, look at all the figure in the grain
ゴツゴツ感たまらない 美しいの一言
ありがとうございます。
That man makes me nervous he sometimes gets to close to that blade.
大木の内部、誰もが知らない世界神秘的でも有りますね。
I think you got some burl out of it. Are you sure it's popular? Maybe burl oak? Enjoyed the video either way👍
Arigato
What is the most valuable tree you've ever milled?
Éssa toras que vocês serram são madeira duras ou moles ?
Clearly I know nothing about timber, as that looked like an atrocious log to be cutting from. I didn't like one slab, full of cavities, and the grain pattern looked awful. Obviously I need to learn a thing or two.
Where do you guys get these huge trees/logs???
From Japan]Nippon.
Futosawa itsumo onajidesuka? 10cm soretomo inch?
By the way that is one of the biggest Poplar stump I've ever seen Hontoni sugoi.
Abut
6-〜7cm
Arigato
That's one knarly tree
Beautiful
Arigato
👍
That old stump might have yielded some good wood if you’d cut it fifty or sixty years ago. Nothing but disease and bug damage.
Gambatte ne ..yoshishiro sang.atarasi.video matteru yo ?
Arigato
Distinction NOT "POPULAR" people
Cada tora é um mundo
I have this horrific fear of this guy tripping or suffering a dizzy spell and falling forward
while that humongous saw is on.
Lumber inspector say's. All b lumber.
If I ever took a log like that to the log yard they would laugh at me n say you are joking right.
Дерево для ножеделов. .
Không đẹp bong sâu nhiêu qoa
worst log I've seen. A write off?.
Yoshishiro sang .yoku atarasi video aru ne ? Boku uresi miterunda
Arigato
Que tipo de trabajos hacen con estas maderas?
7:07 :o
Looks like this is cottonwood.
👍 ok
Arigato
Each cut is like opening a birthday present not knowing what you will get. Do you sand and prep the wood then pore a clear plastic on it to preserve the cracks and fissures for the customer to see and enjoy?
Merhaba hangi ülkede yaşıyorsunuz
Not all slabs falling on metal sound like metal.... this oak sounds like metal, or, stone. Nifty.
O que fazem e ou fabricam com esse tipo de madeira? Estou curioso!
That one has it all! Wow!
hermosas maderas
THAT was beautiful! Thank you!
Arigato
Sure doesn’t look like poplar.
Franklin Brooks I’ve seen poplar that looks just like that. Same color same burls. There’s a lot of disease and standing rot in there. Should have been cut down a long time ago. If that tree would have been taken out when it was in its prime it would have been much more useful. I’ve only ever used it for firewood but I’ve always wondered what it would be like to make furniture or crafts, maybe for turning. We call it white poplar. Up until it’s about 10-12 inches the bark is smooth and whitish-greenish color. Don’t know what they’ll use that for tho. My opinion there’s not much good in there. Dry it out good and you’d get some hot campfires with it lol. Who knows, someone might use those big slabs in the middle for live edge table tops. There would be some beautiful colours if you put a clear high gloss epoxy finish on them
arigato
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