Wonderful video. I am an 84 year old retired teacher fighting cancer . I am also a wood worker. Watching these videos are helping me survive. Thank you.😷💞
Thank you for your comment! We hope you enjoy our videos until you are 100 years old and healthy. To that end, we still have to work hard☆(*^_^*) Please have a good year. (*^_^*)
@394368• MANY BEAUTIFUL BLESSINGS BE WITH YOU TO GUIDE YOU, DIRECT YOU, PROTECT YOU AND MOST IMPORTANTLY... TO HEAL YOU AND KEEP YOU WELL IN THE LIGHT OF GODS LOVE... YOU ARE THAT AMAZING LIGHT DEAR ONE. I WISH YOU WELLNESS, LOVE, LIGHT AND POSITIVITY FOREVERMORE 🙏🏼✨💜🌷🙏🏼✨💜🌷 AMEN 🙏🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼
I hade the pleasure to work with a Japanese project manager I retired with 68 and and he now at 73 is still working on major projects Fantastic people 😮
I’m back again watching your videos and feel so at home. I admire your skills & knowledge, your organised ways of working well together and the clean, neat appearance of your Sawmiill. You set the standard for others to aspire to. Excellent work and content, amazing woods and exotic sounding names are very interesting to learn about. Thankyou.
Oh my goodness, the grain of this tree is so beautiful and unusual. Not being familiar with tree growth, I still find myself wondering how these grains were formed. You have a real treasure in this one. Very nice filming, too, I loved the close-ups. Thank you for sharing. God bless.
It is the trace of the annual growth of the bark of a tree. A tree trunk cut through shows the rings of every year of its life. It's a living being: we have to think on this.
This is a Keyaki tree. The Japanese elm species is known for the straight growth of its branches. The round areas are the inner bases of the branches. Wonderful tree, good job, top notch! Many greetings from Germany!
Regardless of where this mill is, i am surprised to see just two people operating it. The other thing that took me by surprise is the different woods they manage to get their hands on. I have a ready library of timeds and so far they have cut up four trees i have never seen or heard of, and they are not in the books. I have to admit that its one of those mills that i would love to visit for a day, they make the job look easy, when one only has to look at the slabs thet take off, they must be a good six to eight inches thick, and goodness knows what length, a good video, well worth watching.
Now that's a Mom and Pop sawmill - Impressive. Probably 75-100 year old equipment? and built to last. Hands on the wood, eye of a master how to make the best use of this wonderful piece.
Thanks for the lots of comments! ! (*^_^*) I'm doing trial and error with the camera work, hoping to convey a sense of realism to the viewers. I'm very happy☆
@@kirishimasawmill Well all I can say is that you're doing a fantastic job as the camera man or maybe woman. The result is very crisp and other than the fact that the main purpose is filming the log being cut onto slabs, you manage to wander around between pauses showing us all all the rest that's going on in a free flowing continuity and with grace.
You are both definitely artists you can see just how to get the most out of what you are cutting wow he grain in hat wood is magnificent Thanks awesome Vidio ❤❤❤❤
Some of these exotic species are so interesting to me, I build electric solid body guitars as a hobby and enjoy highly figured wood for the body caps. This one is very ash like in its grain.
Thank you for sharing your video. It was interesting to see how much work goes into cutting the tree into beautiful, useful wood. You both work together very good. I loved the knots in the tree, so interesting. I would have liked to known the history of such an ancient tree and why it had to be cut down. Or maybe it fell down.
Gorgeous grain! Distinctive, clear, no knots. The Zelkova tree I planted in my yard probably won't make it to two hundred years and have such character. Somebody will cut it down for firewood or to plant something mundane after I've croaked and the property gets sold.
My Dear Late Dad and My 3 Brothers had a Sawmill when I was a Young Girl. When Dad had our House Built He would Especially Pick out the Beautiful Wood with the Awesome Grains in it. To Use for the Doors throughout Our House. The Grains in this Old Log remind Me of Days Long Gone. Just Super Stunning. xox
A long time ago I was a sawmill engineer ,so I always find it fascinating to see the same methods of breaking down large logs in different countries. Where I worked we were cutting logs bigger than that but were almost 1000 years old .The timber was worth an absolute fortune with no price restrictions on it . We ran a twin blade head rig before changing to a 9' band saw. See the band saw here doesn't have cooling water.
I have a farm here n Ireland and I cut a tree down every year for fire wood I made a log splitter for the back of the tractor and I chop the timber up I absolutely love that week every year I wish I was doing it full time
I once visited two warehouses (15 x 30 meters each) which were stacked to the ceilings with the most amazing figured Walnut slabs have ever seen. Apparently, the well to do owner collected these as a hobby. My gracious me.
As the glory of the grain of the wood so is the labor's full of glory and goodness. Masters of their craft and highly appreciated. Thanks for sharing your lives with us.
Those odd pieces that are first taken off would make fantastic tables and pieces of furniture of distinction, very unique. I love how respectful they are of the tree and it’s wood Those holes could be filled with epoxy of different colors and made into something stunning .
Nice medium sized log. Put a strap and trolley on the out-feed side. You will be able to cut the whole slab in one pass. Your throughput will also be much higher since you won't have to mess with the chain saw and the extra back and forth carriage travels to break the slab free from the cant.
THE MRS, SEEMS PRETTY AGILE, BEING ABLE TO CLIMB OVER SAW HORSE WHILE HOLDING THE LARGE SLAB! CONGRATS! LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL LOG WITH MANY FINE SLABS!
Thank you for your comment! It looked very interesting☆ I don't do many overseas transactions, but if you really want it, please contact me at the email address of Overview.
Mesmerizing to watch, but strange that they use a vertical saw instead of a horizontal one. With a big board, the weight of the part already cut makes the blade seize up, no?
Can those involved who video this mill in action please include where abouts it is as i have not seen anything that gives the game away, basically because i am not sure about the language used in the video. I find it very very interesting indded to see two peaple who it seems never stop work, and are a perfect team when it comes to tbe job. Well done i really enjoy watching all their work.
Terima kasih atas komentar Anda dari Indonesia☆ Saya juga menonton video Anda. Saya juga berlangganan saluran Anda. Mari kita lakukan yang terbaik bersama-sama! (*^_^*)
That log showed some beautiful grain.
You did well with the sawing
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO
Wonderful video. I am an 84 year old retired teacher fighting cancer . I am also a wood worker. Watching these videos are helping me survive. Thank you.😷💞
Thank you for your comment!
We hope you enjoy our videos until you are 100 years old and healthy.
To that end, we still have to work hard☆(*^_^*)
Please have a good year. (*^_^*)
@394368• MANY BEAUTIFUL BLESSINGS BE WITH YOU TO GUIDE YOU, DIRECT YOU, PROTECT YOU AND MOST IMPORTANTLY... TO HEAL YOU AND KEEP YOU WELL IN THE LIGHT OF GODS LOVE...
YOU ARE THAT AMAZING LIGHT DEAR ONE.
I WISH YOU WELLNESS, LOVE, LIGHT AND POSITIVITY FOREVERMORE 🙏🏼✨💜🌷🙏🏼✨💜🌷
AMEN 🙏🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼
I hope you weather the storms like this tree and live much much longer to teach others the skill of wood artistry.🙏💕🙏💕
My prayers for your health, comfort, healing, and God’s love to embrace you, @394368 🙏🏼❣️❤️🩹🤗❤️🙏🏼. In Jesus name I pray ~Amen
いつも昔を思い出して見てます。今は亡き父の建具店を手伝い、大阪南港の製材所で原木を柾引きしてもらいに一日おりました。建具材をけやきの丸太から挽きましたがこんな素晴らしい丸太ではなかったです。曲がっていたので細い部材しか取れなかったです。門の扉を取るのに大阪鳥飼銘木店で板だけ買いに行ったのを懐かしく思い出します。テレビで挽いているけやきは素晴らしいですね。
They are a good team working hard together. I enjoy watching them and fascinated by what trees they saw.
I hade the pleasure to work with a Japanese project manager I retired with 68 and and he now at 73 is still working on major projects
Fantastic people 😮
I’m back again watching your videos and feel so at home. I admire your skills & knowledge, your organised ways of working well
together and the clean, neat appearance of your Sawmiill. You set the standard for others to aspire to. Excellent work and
content, amazing woods and exotic sounding names are very interesting to learn about. Thankyou.
欅独特の美しさですね。音でその硬さがわかります。建材、家具、彫刻など多様な用途で使われることでしょう。
When a person touches the wood he is working on shows his love for wood and what he is doing.
No, just a bad habit! You can touch it AFTER it has been cut !
大宇宙!なるほど!
木星の大赤斑を彷彿させますね♪
Wow that was a BIG log. Beautiful grain and it will make amazing furniture.
Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thank you ☆(*^_^*)
Such beautiful wood, and so perfectly cut.
Your mill is always so clean. It shows you take pride in your work. ありがとうございます
お二人の動きの無駄の無さにいつも感心してみています。特にお母さんが次の動きにいち早く対応して先回りされている姿は驚きに値します。まさに「阿吽の呼吸」というやつですね。しかも、安全に気を配っているのも完璧です。
コメントありがとうございます！
そう言って頂けるととても嬉しいです☆
結婚40年を超えた夫婦ならではのコンビネーションです。(*^_^*)
最近は体にガタがきつつありますが、健康に気を付けてこれからもがんばります。
слабак
@@kirishimasawmillqqqq😊q😊q😊q😊q😊q😊q
Oh my goodness, the grain of this tree is so beautiful and unusual. Not being familiar with tree growth, I still find myself wondering how these grains were formed. You have a real treasure in this one. Very nice filming, too, I loved the close-ups. Thank you for sharing. God bless.
Thank you for your wonderful comment☆(*^_^*)
It is the trace of the annual growth of the bark of a tree. A tree trunk cut through shows the rings of every year of its life. It's a living being: we have to think on this.
Thank you, so much. God bless. @@pippin1ful
This is a Keyaki tree. The Japanese elm species is known for the straight growth of its branches. The round areas are the inner bases of the branches. Wonderful tree, good job, top notch! Many greetings from Germany!
That is a stunning tree!!! Beautiful patterns!
真的很辛苦，设备也不是太先进，很多时候还要靠体力。吃苦耐劳的精神令人敬佩，点赞！！！
She’s got a great eye for what a slab cut right can be worth. Those first three cuts will make excellent tables anywhere.
花紋很美的台灣櫸木…雞器，太美了👍👍👍👍
赤身が強く杢の😃動きはダイナミックですね。厚板のカウンターテーブル👍、いいですね、
深川さんいつもコメントありがとうございます☆
今NEWSを見ていたところ、ご自宅近辺が大雨のようですね！(>_
I love this couple. A great working relationship between them. Thank you.
Regardless of where this mill is, i am surprised to see just two people operating it.
The other thing that took me by surprise is the different woods they manage to get their hands on.
I have a ready library of timeds and so far they have cut up four trees i have never seen or heard of, and they are not in the books.
I have to admit that its one of those mills that i would love to visit for a day, they make the job look easy, when one only has to look at the slabs thet take off, they must be a good six to eight inches thick, and goodness knows what length, a good video, well worth watching.
Now that's a Mom and Pop sawmill - Impressive. Probably 75-100 year old equipment? and built to last. Hands on the wood, eye of a master how to make the best use of this wonderful piece.
Great work with the camera! Thanks for the different views and angles!
Thanks for the lots of comments! ! (*^_^*)
I'm doing trial and error with the camera work, hoping to convey a sense of realism to the viewers.
I'm very happy☆
@@kirishimasawmill
Well all I can say is that you're doing a fantastic job as the camera man or maybe woman. The result is very crisp and other than the fact that the main purpose is filming the log being cut onto slabs, you manage to wander around between pauses showing us all all the rest that's going on in a free flowing continuity and with grace.
Either one of those first two slabs would make awesome tabletops. Good teamwork and very enjoyable video! :)
I love these folks. Where do they get all these amazing trees?
You are both definitely artists you can see just how to get the most out of what you are cutting wow he grain in hat wood is magnificent Thanks awesome Vidio ❤❤❤❤
Stay safe ... we love you and your videos! Best wishes from Florida!
Thank you. You are so professional. I watched to the end. Enormous tree , fantastic size.
Not really. Where's the PPE?
Some of these exotic species are so interesting to me, I build electric solid body guitars as a hobby and enjoy highly figured wood for the body caps.
This one is very ash like in its grain.
何と美しい木目でしょう、木の温もりを感じます。一枚一枚違う表情見せてくれる、とても癒されます。
お二人の意気のあった動きも、見ていて気持ち良いです。これからもお身体に気をつけてお過ごし下さい。
えびのより応援しております。
あらまぁ、お近くなのですね♪(*^_^*)
素敵なコメントをありがとうございます！
励みになります☆
まだ残暑が続きますね。桃の花さんも体調に気を付けて元気にお過ごし下さい。(*^_^*)
Saludos desde México, los felicito por el excelente trabajo, muy interesante.
Hermosos cortes, para transformarlos en hermosas mesas.
Thank you for sharing your video. It was interesting to see how much work goes into cutting the tree into beautiful, useful wood. You both work together very good. I loved the knots in the tree, so interesting. I would have liked to known the history of such an ancient tree and why it had to be cut down. Or maybe it fell down.
They're so careful not to waste an inch of the wood, very nice & clean job. Keep it up. 🤗👍👍👍🙏
Thank you for your wonderful comment! (*^_^*)
Gorgeous grain! Distinctive, clear, no knots. The Zelkova tree I planted in my yard probably won't make it to two hundred years and have such character. Somebody will cut it down for firewood or to plant something mundane after I've croaked and the property gets sold.
My Dear Late Dad and My 3 Brothers had a Sawmill when I was a Young Girl. When Dad had our House Built He would Especially Pick out the Beautiful Wood with the Awesome Grains in it. To Use for the Doors throughout Our House. The Grains in this Old Log remind Me of Days Long Gone. Just Super Stunning. xox
And the memory of the smell of clean sawdust.😊🙏💕
Quel essence de bois est-ce?
J’ai l’impression de sentir le bois tellement c’est impressionnant!
THANK YOU. Never would I ever have seen such a tree.
What a wonderful tree the ring paterns are magnificent. Wow.
樹齢二百年とは凄いですね。
これ程長生きした巨木にはどこか愛おしさを感じます。
A long time ago I was a sawmill engineer ,so I always find it fascinating to see the same methods of breaking down large logs in different countries. Where I worked we were cutting logs bigger than that but were almost 1000 years old .The timber was worth an absolute fortune with no price restrictions on it . We ran a twin blade head rig before changing to a 9' band saw. See the band saw here doesn't have cooling water.
I have a farm here n Ireland and I cut a tree down every year for fire wood I made a log splitter for the back of the tractor and I chop the timber up I absolutely love that week every year I wish I was doing it full time
@@irishlad8797😅😮
Beautiful piece of wood.
Much respect, that’s a really serious log 👏👏
Thank you☆
We are very happy!(*^_^*)
From Brazil, good video.
A delicate and dangerous job, the coordination is perfect to achieve exceptional wood sheets. My respects to the workers 👍‼‼
Looks like that tree was standing dead for a while .Makes it harder to cut ,but it's already well--seasoned !!
I once visited two warehouses (15 x 30 meters each) which were stacked to the ceilings with the most amazing figured Walnut slabs have ever seen. Apparently, the well to do owner collected these as a hobby. My gracious me.
I can't be the only joiner to enjoy this? Thanks for sharing.
That "cosmic explosion" would turn into a nice feature of the plank, once filled up with some vividly coloured resin 😉👍
What country is this in you have some beautiful wood excellent slabs.
Thank you for your comment.
This is Japan. (*^_^*)
Esos dos señores son la experiencia y capacidad, en ellos no hay errores ni daños, Que Dios los bendiga a ustedes y familias
¡Gracias por tu maravilloso comentario! Dios te bendiga a ti y a tu familia también.
@@kirishimasawmill13:05
I’m truly terrified by the way that tree is balanced on that saw!
Beautiful tree! Thank you 🙏
Thnx 👍
That's a lot of work or Mr. and Mrs. Sawmill. They sure did a lot of sawing! Good job! Mr. and Mrs.!
Beautiful markings in the wood!
These growth rings are spectacular ‼️
Buongiorno sei un grande e sempre molto bello vederti grazie un albero favoloso
Grazie per il tuo commento!
Siamo molto felici che tu sia felice☆
Grazie per il vostro continuo supporto ♪ (* ^ _ ^ *)
It looks a bit like Australian pencil cedar. Stunning! No water and detergent on the saw, he put something slippery on it though. Great to see.
Thank you ☆(*^_^*)
Wonderful grain in that log. Keep doing what you are doing!
Thank you☆
I will continue to do my best as a couple!(*^_^*)
As the glory of the grain of the wood so is the labor's full of glory and goodness. Masters of their craft and highly appreciated. Thanks for sharing your lives with us.
Those odd pieces that are first taken off would make fantastic tables and pieces of furniture of distinction, very unique.
I love how respectful they are of the tree and it’s wood
Those holes could be filled with epoxy of different colors and made into something stunning .
This is almost unbelievable. So beautiful, but what exploded?
Сработали ОТЛИЧНО!!! Такую махину за час расфасовали. Браво!!! Однако: "Откуда дровишки!?"
Any of the first 6 cuts I'd love to have. I could make some really beautiful table tops.
Wow great job guys.
Thank you !! (*^_^*)
欅って大径木の場合
直材は直材で貴重だし
ボコボコしているのは
テーブルや板材に出来るからどちらに転がっても
面白い素材ですね(˶ᐢωᐢ˶)
How much is a slab of 200 year old going for these days 🤔
Super amazing. What a gorgeous tree.
Oh wow such beautiful wood
いつも素晴らしい動画見せていただいてありがとうございます。最初の加工の時，切れ出た部分を見て，あ!!!これは後の職人さんがどんなテーブルにするんだろう!!!。あ!!!。これは，どこの寿司屋さんでのテーブルになるんだ!!!。と，いつも思いながら見させてもらっています。暑くなります。無理せずに頑張ってください!!!。
コメントありがとうございます。
そんな風に連想しながら見て下さっているのですね☆
嬉しいです♪(*^_^*)
本当に最近は暑いですね！！
夏バテしないようにぼちぼちでがんばります☆(*^_^*)
😢😢
they.are.alway.so.big.at.huge.tree.s.cut.so.great.job.seeing.fascinate,enjoy.to.watchin. ❤🎉❤
途中の切断面がガンダムシリーズによくある宇宙での爆発シーンのようですね。
コメントありがとうございます☆
そうなんです！宇宙での爆破シーンから連想して「アルマゲドン」というタイトルにしました♪
伝わって嬉しいです☆(*^_^*)
Beautiful grain!
Thank you !!(*^_^*)
Oh the timeline these trees have experinced. Does anything show in the rings?
Fascinating 😮
Zelkova guitars?
Nice medium sized log.
Put a strap and trolley on the out-feed side. You will be able to cut the whole slab in one pass. Your throughput will also be much higher since you won't have to mess with the chain saw and the extra back and forth carriage travels to break the slab free from the cant.
Japanese grey bark elm, I have I one in my yard. It’s being grown as a bonsai, it’s about 30yrs old and about 30 inches high. A beautiful tree.
Where do I buy the blue shirt he was wearing?
THE MRS, SEEMS PRETTY AGILE, BEING ABLE TO CLIMB OVER SAW HORSE WHILE HOLDING THE LARGE SLAB!
CONGRATS!
LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL LOG WITH MANY FINE SLABS!
Thank you for your comment☆
My wife, who used to be delicate, has become much stronger! (*^_^*)
It was a very interesting grain tree ♪
열심히 일 하시는 영감님도 대단하시지만..........
그 영감님 곁에서 도와드리는 사모님도 정말 대단하시다는 찬사를 아울러 드립니다!!!!
나야 그 재제소 주인이 누군지도 모르고, 재미있게 그냥 보며, 즐기기만 하지만..........
Some very hard work! Amazing results. How can I get a chunk of that beautiful tree?
Thank you for your comment!
It looked very interesting☆
I don't do many overseas transactions, but if you really want it, please contact me at the email address of Overview.
How pretty tree. とても美しい樹ですね 何方か美しい加工をされるよう願っています
す❤
The hands that close to the blade is freaking me out.
WHAT WAS THE COSMIC EXPLOSION?
さばい た後の板で何を作るのでしょうか！
What was the purpose of cutting down a beautiful 200 yr. old tree ?
excellent sawyers and maga Jobs !! done. YES !!
Mesmerizing to watch, but strange that they use a vertical saw instead of a horizontal one. With a big board, the weight of the part already cut makes the blade seize up, no?
They are very experienced with that saw mill, but at times I was a little nervous on their behalf, a slip or a trip could be disastrous.
Thank you for your comment☆
I'm sorry for making you uneasy.
We will do our best to put safety first. (*^_^*)
what exactly was the cosmic explosion? Thank you.
@@josephinebennington7247Refering to the wood grain perhaps.
@@boneytony5041 Ah yes. Good point.
Can those involved who video this mill in action please include where abouts it is as i have not seen anything that gives the game away, basically because i am not sure about the language used in the video.
I find it very very interesting indded to see two peaple who it seems never stop work, and are a perfect team when it comes to tbe job.
Well done i really enjoy watching all their work.
His wife is working with him...
Très intéressant, merci pour la vidéo!
"married for more than 40 years" WOW and I was thinking the two of you were in your mid-forties.
Oh my!(*^_^*)
Did you look that young? we are happy☆
We will do our best to live long and healthy!
looks alot like pine.
こんな一枚板でカウンターを作ってホームバーをやりたいなー
Is that a zelkova elm
Why so thick, great grain
I wonder if they are family?
Thank you for the video.
Video yang bagus. Kebetulan saya juga membuat video tentang sawmill. Salam kenal buat semua
Terima kasih atas komentar Anda dari Indonesia☆
Saya juga menonton video Anda. Saya juga berlangganan saluran Anda.
Mari kita lakukan yang terbaik bersama-sama! (*^_^*)
Beautiful. God bless you and your families Aloha and amen