I'll take a few boards of that! A couple of things, was that log still so wet that moisture was foaming from the kerf? Also, I can't quite get the logic of cutting a 4/4 board from such a wide and apparently wet log. Even with proper stickering and drying, that thing is going to want to twist all over the place.
I’m not going to Jude the safety in the video. I understand that not everywhere has the same safety protocols as Americans do. I think it’s absolutely amazing at what you do with what you have available. Would definitely love to have a slab of that wood! Would make some absolutely beautiful furniture with it. Thanks for sharing with everyone! And keep the videos coming.
@@CrazyCandyCrush ... To be fair comparison, the Space Shuttle is a massive piece of technology, Typical empty weight is 165,000 pounds, fly at 28,000 km/hour. Travel above the earth normally at 584 km high and with millions parts assembled together on top of it the jet fuel is highly combustible. Comparing the safety of wood cutting here in this factory video vs. the Space Shuttle safety is "very interesting" to say the least. 🙂
I think that might be cedar wood.Our channel is also covering the content you are interested in. You can check out our channel for reference. Thank you
Right . . . so check out Captain Safety there walking into the picture at 2:49 . . . you know, the guy with no dust protection and a LIT cigarette in a dust filled combustion chamber. Brilliant.
They all need a refresher course on rigging 101. I can see just basket slinging an edge, just to lift it a couple inches to get a piece of dunnage under it and then rig it right, but jeez, overhead lifting, all the way around the shop like that?? C’mon man. 3rd world or not, your just asking for trouble.
Es una pena que los comentarios no sean traducidos al español, ya que fui Oficial Aserrador, me gusta ver cómo se trabaja en los Aserraderos. Saludos desde República Argentina.
Quiero opinar sin desmerecer a nada que si esa máquina hubiese sido hecha para cortar en vertical con volantes de 1.50m. de diámetro y el Carro hubiese sido con "ganchos" se haría el trabajo más rápido y se aprovecharía más lo que da ese hermoso rollo....
I'm a wood worker, I love wood. But, all the same, I'd rather go around the world with a nail gun ruining really old trees for the market, so it was unwise to fell them. Because the only thing better than really awesome lumber, is really awesome living trees.
But that Idaho mill cut softwood logs. The video log is hardwood. Your comments are correct but overlooks a number of items. Another thing is that the log carriages couldn't have carried the large hardwood log weight. Yes that mill I think you are referencing handled logs that big but much less weight. Probably not relevant, but those saws were fixed and log moved, quite fast I might add. I worked at the PFI mill and had a neighbor who ran a saw carriage 8 hrs a day.
@@byronfitch6444 Point taken Byron. However if you look at the "fastest large wood sawmill" in the video I was pointing out that it might not be the largest. See the electric motor on their saw carriage? The engine that ran the mill in Idaho was run by a Sterling locomotive steam engine and was bigger than a Greyhound bus. The drive wheel for the band saw was over fifty feet in diameter. The teeth on the saw bands were eight inches long. Just saying.
The sawmill is very luxurious, sir
I'll take a few boards of that! A couple of things, was that log still so wet that moisture was foaming from the kerf? Also, I can't quite get the logic of cutting a 4/4 board from such a wide and apparently wet log. Even with proper stickering and drying, that thing is going to want to twist all over the place.
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Just love the safety footwear they are wearing !!!!!🤣🤣🤣
I love watching this. Thanks for sharing this
thanks so much
Mabagal😊
Great video. Have you ever used a green line laser module as an alignment tool ?
I’m not going to Jude the safety in the video. I understand that not everywhere has the same safety protocols as Americans do. I think it’s absolutely amazing at what you do with what you have available. Would definitely love to have a slab of that wood! Would make some absolutely beautiful furniture with it. Thanks for sharing with everyone! And keep the videos coming.
Yet their space shuttle still explode, not once but twice.
Amazing!
The Safety Sandals are impressive ! 👏
@@CrazyCandyCrush ... To be fair comparison, the Space Shuttle is a massive piece of technology, Typical empty weight is 165,000 pounds, fly at 28,000 km/hour. Travel above the earth normally at 584 km high and with millions parts assembled together on top of it the jet fuel is highly combustible.
Comparing the safety of wood cutting here in this factory video vs. the Space Shuttle safety is "very interesting" to say the least. 🙂
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Waoo,,, besar sekali, potongan bagian diameter tengah dibuat untuk meja makan kayanya mantap banget,,,
That is a huge log! I hope those are steel support cables!
Has a wood turner I am green with envy.
The day we will appreciate the giant preservers of our lives is the day they are all gone.
If this is their fastest, I would hate to see their slowest. It looks like the flintstones first attempt at a sawmill.
I agree they are about 50 years behind the rest of western world ,,But you can only use tools that you have cheers 👍🦘
that majestic tree was at least 1000 years old. now it will become cheap furniture or something as useless.
Yeah, I feel your pain- it's probably IKEA bound
What a waste of a tree. Go and get old pallets for your furniture.
Maybe a wooden boat or a pencil
Executive desks more like it.
@@erikowren7894 ....chop sticks
That wood is just beautiful to see. Thank you for sharing this video.
Where can i get one of those saw mills
ni kayu umurnya berapa thn boss
what is wood?
I think that might be cedar wood.Our channel is also covering the content you are interested in. You can check out our channel for reference. Thank you
Just love the safety boots
I’m very surprised their wearing safety boots
WOW.... the biggest wood
Did the kid get his safety flip-flops at the same place where the other guy got his tennis shoes? They look comfortable
Right . . . so check out Captain Safety there walking into the picture at 2:49 . . . you know, the guy with no dust protection and a LIT cigarette in a dust filled combustion chamber. Brilliant.
Maybe his last name is Dangerfield.
Good job
Why so thick? Wanna see what they make out of thick slabs!
Why may I ask do you cut such thick pieces
beautiful wood!!!
Forest licence with new saw mill purches
Ну теперь дров на долго хватит!
Can you imagine the state of their lungs with breathing all that sawdust every day
It´s a dangerous work they do but safety isn´t a thing for this guys.
May I assume that this is legally sourced wood that is produced on a naturally sustainable basis?
Looks osha approved to me
Less trees more plastic is the answer!
Its a miracle that 3rd slab made it to park poisition!!!!
OSHA approved much!!!
WHAT KIND OF WOOD IS THIS?
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the wood is enormous
That tree WAS enormous.
23:56 why it is cut in octogonal shape in stead of square shape?
Its going to be a column for a temple
They all need a refresher course on rigging 101. I can see just basket slinging an edge, just to lift it a couple inches to get a piece of dunnage under it and then rig it right, but jeez, overhead lifting, all the way around the shop like that?? C’mon man. 3rd world or not, your just asking for trouble.
Not exactly dressed for working in a saw mill are they?
Like my cousin wearing a plush sweater and using a wire wheel!!
This is technology?
gô sên nam phi đep qua
If you working in sawmill please wearing PPE. Safety first
Wonder which state it originated from in the USA. Then shipped there to cut up and sell back to the USA !
How long did this piece of lumber have to dry, before you could use it?
A year per inch is the general rule.
نحييكم من مصر 🇪🇬👍😊😁🇪🇬
I've lost count on how many things I can see wrong with this setup and operation!
Very good.
বাংলাদেশের কোথায় ( ছ মিল ) পাওয়া যাবে। আমার দরকার খোঁজ থাকলে জানাবেন প্লিজ।
But……what wouldn’t I give to have about the middle 30% of this beauty!
Good video! Keep up the good work
Was that purpleheart ??
Holy crap! And I whine and complain because I have to take a 30" log off my mill to turn it over.
Техника безопастности осутствует от слова совсем!!!
serious safety issues, NO SAFETY SHOES, NO SAFETY GOGGLES, NO SAFETY HELMET
great works... but very dangerous, high risks...........
Es una pena que los comentarios no sean traducidos al español, ya que fui Oficial Aserrador, me gusta ver cómo se trabaja en los Aserraderos.
Saludos desde República Argentina.
proses kayu besar mantap
Quiero opinar sin desmerecer a nada que si esa máquina hubiese sido hecha para cortar en vertical con volantes de 1.50m. de diámetro y el Carro hubiese sido con "ganchos" se haría el trabajo más rápido y se aprovecharía más lo que da ese hermoso rollo....
Uma linda torra de garapeira.
Why do you not wear proper shoes. Wearing flip-flops, will only make it terribly painful when a long broken off splinter goes between your toes.
There use ing a blunt saw and that makes the milll shake
Antiquated way of handling massive slabs..Need a tractor and workers need protection! Steel toed boots, Hard hats and ear & eye protection !
Bom de mais
Let’s not use the word “technology” to describe this process. Industrial sure, but the most tech was the iPhone camera that recorded this.
I'm a wood worker, I love wood. But, all the same, I'd rather go around the world with a nail gun ruining really old trees for the market, so it was unwise to fell them. Because the only thing better than really awesome lumber, is really awesome living trees.
Unless it's invasive camphor, Siberian elm, or albizia. Then hack away!
Aqui pra nóis é ( angelim)
totally agree.its bordering on the obscene just for a bunch of tables. leave these majestic giants live
I've definitely seen faster sawing.
Fastest? Not by far
ME EXTRAÑA QUE LOS OBREROS NO USEN CASCOS Y ANTEOJOS CUANDO TRABAJAN.
ES MUY IMPORTANTE PARA QUE NO SE ACCIDENTEN.
Funny how our shoes and boots are probably made there yet these people wear safety flops to work in.
Con tutta la plastica da riciclare che abbiamo, perché tagliare alberi secolari come quello che stanno affettando ?
Xẻ gỗ sến làm nhà thờ hoặc đình chùa lâu lắm
Steel toed sandals are unavailable apparently
More l ikely it is to structural timber.
I would like to know how old was that tree? Anyone?
What is the wood is it mahogany?
What kind of tree, name?
And where?
Tree species,, want to know
😊👍
I grew up in a mill town in Idaho and they had saw blades three times bigger and would cut about five times faster than this.
But that Idaho mill cut softwood logs. The video log is hardwood. Your comments are correct but overlooks a number of items. Another thing is that the log carriages couldn't have carried the large hardwood log weight. Yes that mill I think you are referencing handled logs that big but much less weight. Probably not relevant, but those saws were fixed and log moved, quite fast I might add. I worked at the PFI mill and had a neighbor who ran a saw carriage 8 hrs a day.
@@byronfitch6444 Point taken Byron. However if you look at the "fastest large wood sawmill" in the video I was pointing out that it might not be the largest. See the electric motor on their saw carriage? The engine that ran the mill in Idaho was run by a Sterling locomotive steam engine and was bigger than a Greyhound bus. The drive wheel for the band saw was over fifty feet in diameter. The teeth on the saw bands were eight inches long. Just saying.
@@byronfitch6444 asian hardwood is about as hard as southern yellow pine.
@@byronfitch6444 Under settings you can adjust the playback speed if that helps.
@@asknight When the pitch sets in yellow pine it is harder than oak and some maples.
Cleary the guy riding the carriage by the blade wheel didn’t get the latest OSHA memo
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NEXT TIME DO NOT CUT INTO PIECES ,WE NEED WOOD FOR EMBLEM HONDURAS, WHITE HOUSE TABLES , ONE PIECE IS HARD TO FIND.🤨
Árboles de muchos años provenientes de la amazona y Darien, Panamá eso le hace daño al medio ambiente
What rainforest was sacrificed for this one?🤑🤮
You can be certain this is no FSC-wood...🧐
making boards baby
Language written & spoken kinda Vietnamese??? I thought…..
Hate to see such a beautiful tree got cut down. For what? Man’s ego
Man devours planet. More at seven. Dodgy Brothers put in charge of tree autopsies. Tree museum predicted to be a tourist draw card.
Says who? You? You decide what happens to your stuff and leave others who own their stuff!
Sapeele
Do the chineese ever wear shoes?
Largest? No. Fastest? No. Amazing? No. Wood cutting machine. Well, one out of four I guess. And such a waste of a beautiful big tree
Christ if this is fast I'd hate to see slow
Not the fastest but so slow working mescaline
an old growth tree that should NEVER have been cut down! 👎👎👎👎👎👎
Especially one whose species we don't know.
What n hell would use this timber for that thick ….👍🦘🇦🇺😳
I really wonder how many of them get hurt badly, but I guess there's a line up of others ready to take there spot......
What kind of wood is it?
What type of wood is this?