How to Debark a Live Edge Slab - Removing Bark From Wood

[@laurazieman8159]

Thank you, My first attempt at finishing a redwood slab for a friends' wedding. You give easy to understand explanations and demonstrations. Thank you.

[@AlaskaWorkshop]

Subscribed, you deserve a lot more. Good information here.

[@dlipp23]

Thanks for the video, question about the brown underbark. If you're going to finish the wood with oil can you leave that brown or does that need to be totally sanded off? Thanks

[@treetoshop]

If you’re using oil, the brown overtime may slowly rub off, but if the wood is properly dried there’s a chance it won’t cause an issue at all.

[@wilsonshooting]

This is a great video! I needed this. Already subscribed. 👍👍

[@lisarenee4115]

Great video!

[@christopherrau9793]

If I don't have either, would you recommend starting with chisels or the draw knife for removing bark?

[@kuntakentay6969]

Pretty cool. I’ll probably just stick to the grind wire wheel technique. Takes a 1/10th of the time and the results are the same.

[@jerrybenziger2627]

Where did you get the sock for the Festool Vac hose?

[@ricardobowen3364]

You provided a few opportunities, thank you

[@Deadwards84]

Great video thank you

[@huntercutting5643]

Thank you.

[@properlynumb7092]

I use my hammer drill on 'hammer' only and sharpen a chisel that comes with it.
It's not without some strong work but it can be fast.

[@H2FitClub]

Nice channel good luck dear

[@brianjohnson326]

Primitive Pete , on Walnut try a little water , peel right off

[@petervardy730]

can bark be left on?

[@treetoshop]

It can, but it all depends on the tree and the bark, sometimes it’ll fall off overtime and sometimes once you kiln dry it, it will stick on, but for the most part overtime it will eventually fall off, so we recommend taking it off before finishing.

[@lw1343]

Camera man wouldn't show the work. Kept camera on speaker.