(4K UHD) Milling Wood of Biblical Proportions - Cedar of Lebanon
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- A wood of biblical proportions, Cedar of Lebanon was used to build the pillars in King Solomon's temple! The Phoenicians used it to build their ships, and the Egyptians used it in making paper. This historically significant wood is still used today. Watch as we break down logs into lumber & turning blanks that are perfect for woodworking projects. Then, head over to cookwoods.com where you can purchase it.
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Thumbs up from another Cook thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching. We really appreciate it!
Being a wood worker by trade myself I certainly enjoy seeing beautiful wood come off the mill thanks for sharing and thumbs up
I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing.
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Amazing Video. I see why it was referenced so much in the Bible. Well worth the hype. Thank You so much Cook Woods.
It's beautiful wood. I enjoyed seeing it. Thanks for the biblical references too.
Glad you enjoyed it. Our pleasure! :)
Beautiful wood. Thanks for sharing this video
Thanks for watching!
Great video, beautiful wood, great Biblical history of the wood.
Good video I enjoyed it. It was like watching mr. Rogers cutting wood
its one of my favourite woods, the smell is amazing, its natural oil is an insect repellent and is used to line the inside of some expensive furniture
It's amazing, isn't it? Thanks so much for watching!
Nice business and a nice family.
Thank you so much. We really appreciate your comment.
It must smell amazing at the mill.
It absolutely does!!
The video was awesome as usual. Loved the extras about the blade problems and fixing the blades. This is a Dream job for me. I would love to do something like this after I retire.
Glad you enjoyed it! We sure appreciate your comments.
Thanks for the video 📹
You bet! Thanks for watching!
Are those as big as they get?
Was it grown local?
Yes, it was!
I'm curious what the story is behind that gash in the left blade guard on Slabzilla. Did a blade break & jump off the track?
There was a knot sticking out 8" from the log and the metal went into the knot! It pushed the guard back into the blade. This was before we installed our cameras on it. Thankfully, we've never had a blade break on Slabzilla!
@@CookWoods Oof, I bet that was an exciting moment everyone could have done without. I'm glad to hear it was nothing too bad.
I thought the trees and their logings are protected
Yall have some of the most beautiful wood I'd be in hog heaven. I'd work there for free
Thanks 👍 Come on over to Oregon and we'll put you to work!