Milling Walnut Burl for Woodturning
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Woodturners, this is a video especially for you! Watch as we take raw Claro Walnut burls and turn them into exquisite woodturning blanks. Then, head over to www.cookwoods.com to purchase yours! You'll love the wealth of knowledge shared by owner, Chris Cook, as he walks you through the process of breaking down the burls. Claro Walnut burl is a top seller at Cook Woods, but not many people get to see where it comes from. Here, you can get the inside scoop!
Have easily bought $1000 worth of wood from them so far in 2021. Great service and quality, and price is very reasonable. Very informative video. Entertaining too !!
Thank you so much for being a loyal customer. We really appreciate you. It's our pleasure to offer you great service. So glad you found the videos!
Although I already have access to more wood than I could use in my lifetime, it's interesting to see how you process those big chunks of wood.
Boy oh boy, if I lived near Cook Woods, I know where I would want to get a job.
Well you could move here!!
@@CookWoods Sigh. I live in Michigan. That's a rather long commute every day. Around me, there are no places like you guys, but then, you all have been doing your thing for decades. It takes time and commitment.
@@justinsperry8937 That is quite a commute! You're right, we definitely have been doing this for a long time. We hope you can come out sometime and visit us!
Hope some of that stuff is available in couple weeks 🙏
Have you checked out cookwoods.com to see the individually pictured pieces there?
I love these behind-the-scenes videos and seeing what goes into processing the logs into usable material. While I haven't bought a ton of stuff from you guys, everything I've gotten from you has been excellent and you're the first place I look when I need something for a project.
2 things I've wondered about from watching your channel:
1) your yard always has these giant piles of logs, I'm curious about the turnover. Is the pile in today's video the same pile as last month, or is it all different?
2) How do you source the wood, especially the exotics from overseas?
We buy good logs when they are available. Some logs stay on the deck for days and others months or up to a year. Sourcing logs overseas is very difficult and expensive but I love to bring beautiful wood to our customers and that makes it worth it for me.
Very nice video. Amazing how much wood is lost in the process. Thank you!!
Thank you so much for the comment! Yeah, not many people have seen the loss that happens when creating specialty woods for high end woodworkers. It's so fun to be able to share our process.
How to order 6"×6"×2' . Lathe turning.
How long do you let them dry before milling? Do you buy logged burls or just standing timber ?
How much is one of those worth?
Thanks so much for contacting us! If you head on over to cookwoods.com and check out our Walnut page or our Cookies and Burl Slices page you'll be able to check out all of the great offerings that we have.
Great video love to see your process of cutting wood👌🏾👌🏾
We really enjoy sharing our process. We're going to keep them coming! Anything in specific you'd like to see?
Beautiful Walnut.
Thanks for sharing this video.
Our pleasure Carl - thanks for watching!
You don’t do any pieces for tables, or epoxies
S U P E R .....
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment Merab. We're glad you enjoyed the video.
is only Juglans Hindsii "Claro" or is any Calif walnut claro?
Send me some of that waste!
Michael, we actually utilize all of the waste too! We cut everything even down to pen blanks! :)
What are you doing with the small pieces you reject ?
We actually are able to cut everything into usable pieces! We cut all of the way down to cut offs and small pen blanks and sell them on our website www.cookwoods.com
Crazy gorgeous wood, thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for commenting! We really appreciate it and love bringing these videos to show off what you can find inside of wood.
Amazing skill
Thank you so much for commenting and watching!