Black Walnut Slabs Milled on a Woodmizer Sawmill
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My grandfather planted a black walnut tree on the edge of our property in 1958. We are in the hight desert SW at 5000 feet, but that tree thrived, grew into a giant tree, and we had many black walnut trees that came up from the the walnuts on the ground. About eight years ago all the walnut trees on the property mysteriously died. I cut down the smaller trees and gave them to wood carvers, but I didn't have the equipment to cut down the big tree. Last year I finely found a tree trimmer who was able to cut down the big black walnut. The main trunk was 36 inches in diameter, and 12 feet long. Many of the branches were 10 to 12 inches in diameter up to 20 feet long. I sold the tree to a person in our village who has a lumber mill. He told me the trunk produced beautiful slabs, but he has never sent me photos like he promised.
It has to be said: you are ridiculously beautiful and so amazingly composed. 99% of the traffic to this channel is for you!
Not only is black walnut absolutely gorgeous, it’s also insanely expensive. Good haul.
0:47 Emerald, really pretty slabs. You and Jade worked hard to get these milled. I love furniture that uses the sap wood as well as the heartwood. The vines on the logs, was that poison oak/ ivy? Just curious.
@@rexwoodall2179 That’s poison ivy
@@rexwoodall2179 - Poison Oak is a shrub, rather than a vine.
Fifty years ago, the stump value of black walnut and black cherry was about $5K. That's how much you would have to pay the landowner just to harvest it. I can't imagine what the trees are worth today. They would even dig up the roots to make veneer.
Love a beautiful redhead not afraid to get dirty and who knows what she’s talking about. Great video.
Those black walnut logs sure did produce some beautiful slabs. Nice work 👏
Absolutely beautiful slabs; you could clear coat one, hang it on a wall as an art piece
Walnut has a wonderful aroma to it when it is being cut.
+Lucky Lou Good smelling, but toxic unfortunately
It's like opening a box with a gift inside you don't know what is it until you open it. Then you are very satisfied for the beauty that lay down there. 😘
Knarly walnut, oak, and cherry hardwood trees have some of the most amazing grain patterns. The slabs get large bucks for what they're used for in furniture making.
Black walnut is beautiful wood
Black Walnut 🪵? COOL 😎! LETSGO!! ☮️❤️
Won't lie, the work ethic and teamwork, production, and editing is impressive as all getout. Makes watching yall worthwhile.
What a coincidence. I was cutting a black walnut today on my little Norwood. Always a treat to see what's inside!
I am stunned by your low prices. I know the wood is raw, but still! I guess every area and market has it's own price points. Good luck.
Thanks!
I think black walnut is some of the prettiest wood in the forest. Great job girls and another great video.
I saw that quilted maple and instantly coveted it for electric guitar bodies and necks!
That small piece you showed us would be a great cutting board.
Love the first piece's shape, but the color on the middle one is very cool.
The Black Walnut is a real special wood and if handled properly the grain will stand the test of time in a piece of furniture. I can see using anyone of these three as a table top or a night table top and when you think that the board would be only $70. this makes me want to drive from Montreal to Pa. to pick up some lumber 😉 I'm loving these hardwood videos but I really feel the boss needs to find out what the competition is charging for the same wood and bring his prices in line. Really nice video, thank you
Green that would be the going rate for my area also. Now after its dry the price easily triples or more in value.
I was thinking the same thing Stephen. If any woodwork lives near the Ladies mill they would be a fool not to go and look at the products they have available. Keep up the great videos lady's.
Beautiful video minus the weather. All 3 boards are sweet, almost as fantastic as you and your sister, yet not quite. Glad to see the STAR of the company sneak by in the background. Take a bow. Your videos have improved with each new One. I thank you.
It would seem that the usual routine work of cutting wood into lumber, but at the same time, you can find an element of creativity in it. Only a person with good artistic taste can find among the boards a blank for a future work of art or design. I admire hardworking and unusually attractive young ladies with a creative mind.
Walnut is my favorite!
Quilting is a variant of "curly". I've got more than my share of quilted, tiger stripe, and fiddle back curly maple in my storage shed right now. Not using it, but I can't part with it either.
I noticed my 7 year old watching this behind me… I asked if he thought it was interesting, and liked learning about this like dad does, he just stared and said”she’s beautiful”,I think he’s missing the point lol!
Way to go, moving up on the value scale of these kind of beautiful pieces of wood. People will buy them, and you all are doing a great job.
I think you guys are the best. Love your channel. Hi from TN.
Loved the music that was playing while you were unloading the log hopper !! Black Walnut is one of my favorite wood species and your slabs did not disappoint . : )
Nice looking slabs! Sometimes a short slab could become a fine coffee or end table. Ask your metal working department about a metal frame stand, perhaps in a nice gloss black finish. -Bob...
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Love you guys. God Bless you all.
Black Walnut also is a great tone wood for guitars and other instruments
The piece mistakenly identified as curly maple would still make a beautiful coffee or end table it had a striking sweep ! Enjoyed the outcome of your sawing skillz ! Prime project wood!
Small pieces if quilted maple are perfect for violin makers. Hello from a violin maker over in Germany who likes your channel.
The quilted slab would be perfect, bookmarched and made into an electric guitar cap.
Beautiful slabs of wood for sure! I think a blade change/sharpening is in order.
black walnut is amazing
My favorite is the slab with the knub at the top. Like it's wearin' a style cabbie hat a train engineer would sport, or somethin'.
The girls need a live deck
We are blessed to have had an extremely busy squirrel population over the last 50+ years and our Black Walnut availability is overwhelming in my area. I've milled my fair share of it, and I have to say while its beauty is striking - I love the smell of it being cut.
Place another 6x6 down the center of the log deck for those short logs.
OK 1st I'm a music guy and I love the background tunes 2nd beautiful wood and 3rd "Gnarly" really? Good on you for bringing back the classics
Incredible slabs,at the end..
Haven't seen Sami in a long minute,is she doin OK?
Good to see Jade," all cozy in her hooded coat"!
...thanks for sharing 👍...
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Dang, slabs like that could just as easily be wall mounted like art. So beautiful.
Always somthing new and exciting on this channel!
My favorite wood “Black Walnut” … it absolutely gorgeous and the middle slab is my favorite - just beautiful wood… Thanks for another great video
When I want to see the wood grain after milling a slab I pour a cup of water on it. Brings out colors and gives an idea what the wood can look like once finished. Give it a try sometime. Maybe cold coffee works too.
Another great job! I just installed walnut on a wall in my office. Looks great.
really nice camera action its cool to see the close ups of the saw work
Jades camera work is seamless
Those turned out to be very nice.
Beautiful job!!
Thank's for sharing! Never knew that was called quilting.
Those slabs would be awesome as a countertop with a clear resin finish on it
Some other viewer mentioned Matt Cremona’s water splash demonstration. Using it would get you some awesome advertising pics for your lumber sales.
A suggestion , place a bunk in the middle of your deck for the logs for when your milling short logs that way its easier to roll them to get them on the mill deck
Good job family thanks
Walnut is such beautiful wood especially black walnut. Those are some choice slabs. Well done ladies. Thank you.👍👍♥️
Absolutely beautiful and the slabs are nice too.
EXCELLENT JOB! Beautiful blanks! Enjoy the family dynamic displayed on this channel! Good employees are a reflection of the teachers (parents). Getting along as coworkers and family members also is NOT EASY! Experienced a BAD family business. TOUGH learning experience! 👍👍
Like the music you pick for your videos!
Nice slabs 👍
Wow!!! Definitely some beautiful wood senorita,, always a pleasure watching you ladies work hard 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍👍👍👍
I wish I could find that stuff in Texas. I’m guessing those would run in the $200-$300 range in my parts. Great work y’all! 🌲
Hard to beat the beauty of a Black Walnut for a native North American tree, I have several pieces of flame crotch that have I have made cutting boards for family and special people in my life, that are absolutely beautiful !!
Just love your videos, straight to the point without the whole oh look at me!! Awesome
I can almost smell those walnut slabs!
If the shipping costs weren’t so darn high, id be interested in several slabs. Keep up the good work girls, you are setting the standard for your generation. Your folks might have had something to do with that 😊
Sounds like they are almost giving them away compared to what we pay on the west coast.
I love me some walnut! Beautiful work! ❤
Use the log loader and a scrap log to push logs onto the lifting arms. Keep working. Good luck! 👍
Amazing wood u get out of that area, I love the last one the best out of the 3 pices at the end
really like that center one
Happiness is were your ❤️ heart is . Keep up the good work . And always be proud of yourself and never give up keep on doing what's correct for your prosperity
Nice work looks great
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The center slab is just spectacular. You could put a zero after your estimated prices.
Double or triple at least. That left one should be closer to your 10x than $30, surely.
I like That Peice Too!!
@@johnsadler8637 you cant charge that much, if they were that valuable Everyone Would be cutting wood!!! They have it priced halfway close, maybe it should be a little Cheaper???
12 by 6 foot ? 70 bucks plus shipping idk sounds good
@@johnsadler8637 It's just a green slab at this point. Different story if it had been through a kiln , dried properly , and ready to use. She also didn't say that it was $30, she suggested their price ranges. Being 3" thick, I'm sure the price will be on the high upper end.
Figured maple boards like the one you showed at the beginning are used to great effect in guitars...a 1/4 to 1/2" thick piece glued to a slab of mahogany is one of the iconic combinations, used in Les Paul guitars since the '50s...
Thanks girls, your videos are great! From Finland with love: Arttu
beautimous - both the wood slabs you highlighted and the obvious love you have for them, the beauty of all the wood you handle.
You should think about running that last four inch slab thru the saw again. That way, you get two 2-inch slabs that you can be book ended. You double the overall width that can be achieved for a table. Plus, the mirror effect is a pretty cool selling point.
Thank you for reminding me of my family history. I’m an 80 year old Kiwi (New Zealanders ). And my Grandfather and his brother both had 16 animal bullock teams dragging the Kauri logs out of the bush. A Kauri tree grows up to 50 meters tall and 16 meters in diameter. One of the stories of my grandfather is that he was the only Bullock Driver that didn’t swear. How 32 bullocks managed to drag trees that big even cut into logs out of the bush I have no idea. Maybe they combined with other bullock trains. Anyway thank you for reviving almost forgotten memories. As there is probably no one left alive with memories I think I will go to the library and look it up. Another new hobby to keep me interested for a few years. Good luck with your business.
Ron, with all due respect, you mean to say 16 meters in _circumference_ ...
@@samuelluria4744 sorry. Rechecked the data. Average girth of a Kauri tree is 16.5feet 5 meters.
Kauri tree is The home I grew up in was built in 1886 a Victorian home with 12 foot foot ceilings. The siding was made from Kauri Boards if you can even imagine that today. And as of 2015all but one board are all original . The present owner told me that one board was touching the ground and over the years it rotted out. He found a replacement board that he had cut to the correct size at a yard full of Kauri boards from demolished homes.
@@Ron-uq2hg - Yes, Sir....girth is just another word for circumference.... the _diameter_ could be found by dividing the girth by 3.14159265359😉
Dang! I'd even take one of those top slabs and make a small bar top for my basement.
A good trick that a lot of the slab cannels use is a water spray bottle "reveal". You sweep the sawdust away and either squirt it with a water bottle or dramatically pour a bucket of water over it revealing the figuring. It's kind of an OHHH, and AHH moment. Works well, might have worked for that quilted piece you showed in this video.
Yes,the Nathan water splash
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That's some beautiful Walnut! I love the one in the middle, I think it would make some beautiful live edge end tables! Thanks for sharing them with us, an have a great evening ladies!
Those slabs look beautiful. They will be nice once finished.
Good video Emerald, I liked the walnut wood. Looking forward to the next video. Take care.
Massive amounts of walnut was harvested and then cut into veneers, that produced walnut dining room tables sold throughout the country.
Great video EM,,,. That piece on far right was really nice wouldn't mind get a cutting board rough edge in that piece,. 🎉🤙🤙😎
Really what am I getting,,,
You have an incredible, rewarding career 🙂
Nice looking wood Wow and I thought white Oak stands out beautiful wood I like that. I that the one on the left more it's beautiful to me.
So cool!
The white edges or what we call sap wood goes really well with the dark center..love it! Awesome job cutting those logs as well
Maintenance is important, you should do painting on équipements
Great longer video 😁
Wow, those would make some killer guitar bodies!
Hello Emerald 🤗 you doing all a great work 👍🤗
Good camera creativity !
Gorgeous slabs of wood well worth the money.