Good control of that shakey looking oak. One night back in the early seventies the softwood mill that I worked at in southern BC we were sawing Red Cedar. The sawyer loaded the carriage with a five foot log about 24 feet long. He made a slab pass then a 2 inch pass and reveresed the carriage and turned the log to the opposite face. He hit the log a little too hard with the log turner and the cedar log fell apart to reveal a dead black bear about 3 years old. We figured that the bear crawled into the end of the log that was punked out and died for whatever reason. The sawyer and myself used two picaroons to pu;t the bear to the front of the carriage where the sweeper pushed the bear down the hole to send it to the burner.
Thank you for your comment. Sandalwood is often planted in schoolyards in Japan. In that case, for example, a nail may be hammered when the rope is stretched at an athletic meet. I don't know where this tree stood, but I imagine it was in that situation. It's fun to imagine the life of this tree from the cross section of the tree. The continuation is scheduled to be lumbered tomorrow. I think the video will be uploaded tomorrow. Look forward to it☆(*^_^*)
Thank you for your comment. (*^_^*) One of the characteristics of Chinaberry is its vivid color, but the intensity varies depending on the tree. Older trees tend to be darker. The log this time is old, but it has a color like this because it contained a lot of water. The color will fade during the drying process, but the vivid color will be restored if it is ground again when it is made into a product.
Thank you so much for all the comments from Canada! We are very happy☆(*^_^*) This is the tree species. ↓ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melia_azedarach Thank you so much for all the comments from Canada! We are very happy☆ This is the tree species. ↓ Kirishima Sawmill is a Japanese sawmill. We will continue to work together as a couple!
I am amazed that these guys don't care if they lose a hand or not, I don't know what country this is but they must get compensated very good if they lose a limb, or get disabled they don't use any safety precautions whatsoever!!!!!
Evidently, they do care about their safety, I bet they have been doing it this way all their lives & still have all their digits. They seem very methodical and conscious of their actions. Don't be so scared & critical. If you lived there, you'd probably be doing it the very same way.
I now see why a vertical bandsaw sawmill is such a bad (really, really bad) idea. Where are the other workers? What is the mortality rate for people cut by the unguarded running blade?
Thank you for your comment. (*^_^*) Sorry for worrying you. Now I'm doing a small job with only two couples. We have been using this method for nearly half a century, but there have been no major accidents. We will continue to do our best to drive safely.
Grazie per il tuo commento. (*^_^*) È un albero interessante, ma mi dispiace di essere un pessimo fotografo. Farò del mio meglio per renderlo più piacevole per tutti!
If these guys don't keep their hands away from the saw blade I am not going to feel bad for them when they lose a hand!! It will be their own fault, are they really this stupid!!!!!
Lần đầu tiên trong đời tôi nhìn thấy gỗ đàn hương,mọi khi tôi chỉ nghe nói là gỗ đàn hương rất tốt rất hiếm và rất giá trị,làm ơn cho tôi biết 1 cây gỗ đàn hương như này giá bao nhiêu tiền
Good control of that shakey looking oak. One night back in the early seventies the softwood mill that I worked at in southern BC we were sawing Red Cedar. The sawyer loaded the carriage with a five foot log about 24 feet long. He made a slab pass then a 2 inch pass and reveresed the carriage and turned the log to the opposite face. He hit the log a little too hard with the log turner and the cedar log fell apart to reveal a dead black bear about 3 years old. We figured that the bear crawled into the end of the log that was punked out and died for whatever reason. The sawyer and myself used two picaroons to pu;t the bear to the front of the carriage where the sweeper pushed the bear down the hole to send it to the burner.
私の😃好きな栴檀☺️異形材を良く弾きましたね🎵穴蔵を取り巻く杢最高😃⤴️⤴️自然が生んだ景色👍👍、👍🎵お二人の仕事ぶり拝見元気を頂き😆有難う御座います。
深川さんお久しぶりです。
コメントありがとうございます。(*^_^*)
続きも近々アップします。
穴蔵の中の秘宝をお楽しみに♪
うめたんとよむんですか
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A beautiful grain in the wood with stunning colour. Thank you both for sharing this with us.
Hi there, thank you for watching our video.
We will be uploading the next video soon.
Look forward to it☆(*^_^*)
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久しぶりの動画投稿で お二人の元気な姿を見て安心致しました!
今回の栴檀は山桑の様な色合いですよね!
二人元気にこれからも頑張って下さい!
ミヤタさん、昨日はありがとうございました！(*^_^*)
続きの製材も近々アップする予定です。
洞の中がどうなっているか楽しみです♪
wow, brave couple. They are so careful and take care of eachother. I've really enjoyed their vlogs.
Good control of that shakey looking oak. One night back in the early seventies the softwood mill that I worked at in southern BC we were sawing Red Cedar. The sawyer loaded the carriage with a five foot log about 24 feet long. He made a slab pass then a 2 inch pass and reveresed the carriage and turned the log to the opposite face. He hit the log a little too hard with the log turner and the cedar log fell apart to reveal a dead black bear about 3 years old. We figured that the bear crawled into the end of the log that was punked out and died for whatever reason. The sawyer and myself used two picaroons to pu;t the bear to the front of the carriage where the sweeper pushed the bear down the hole to send it to the burner.
最近､少しずつ色んな物を更新(買い替え?)されているように思います｡
そんなことでお二人のやる気を見て､私も頑張らなくちゃと云う気力を
頂いていると思います｡
ありがとうございます｡
コメントありがとうございます。
買い換えにも気付いて下さりありがとうございます。(*^_^*)
そうやって長年見て下さってる方がいることがとても励みになっています！
これからも元気に頑張ります☆
great little pod cast thank for sharing😁
That's a very good video with those two gentlemen, you guys just need to work more safe, a young strong hand is required here gentlemen.
สุดยอด เก่งมากค่ะ เครื่องมืออุปกรณ์ทันสมัยมากเลย ทุนแรงได้มาก สองคนทำได้สบาย
What a story it would be to know how that piece of metal got in there? Also, not good for the saw blade. Will we get a part 2 to see the final cuts?
Thank you for your comment.
Sandalwood is often planted in schoolyards in Japan.
In that case, for example, a nail may be hammered when the rope is stretched at an athletic meet.
I don't know where this tree stood, but I imagine it was in that situation.
It's fun to imagine the life of this tree from the cross section of the tree.
The continuation is scheduled to be lumbered tomorrow.
I think the video will be uploaded tomorrow.
Look forward to it☆(*^_^*)
@@kirishimasawmill Thank you for the information. Good health to both of you, oh, ya, and the baby
Well it’s about time! I love watching you two, but I’ve never been able to find you. Now I can!
An amazing sawman with amazing skills. Beautiful wood.
Very beautiful grain in that tree, and the color is amazing.
Thank you for your many comments ☆(*^_^*)
Does Chinaberry stay that color or will it change over time? I sure is a beautiful tree.
Thank you for your comment. (*^_^*)
One of the characteristics of Chinaberry is its vivid color, but the intensity varies depending on the tree. Older trees tend to be darker. The log this time is old, but it has a color like this because it contained a lot of water.
The color will fade during the drying process, but the vivid color will be restored if it is ground again when it is made into a product.
The rainy day has given way to a sawmill surprise. 😃
Thank you for your comment.
A typhoon is approaching in Japan.
It was raining, but I'm glad I was able to make an interesting sawmill! (*^_^*)
Thank you for sharing your life with us.J.Au-en
Nice...
タイトル見て暫し眺めましたよ。 するとあら不思議妄想ムクムク・・雫で苔むした岩山に見つけた洞穴・・インディージョーンズの世界ですねぇ・・・
いつもそうですが、ゴツイ、荒れた、でこぼこの外皮を剥ぐと美しい肌が待ってる 正に冒険家・探検家と同じです。金脈・お宝に行き当たるか、外れて骨折り損か・・・インディーの世界ならぬきりしまの探検記！
関係なしの無駄コメ失礼！
なるほど！インディージョーンズときましたか！！
ハリソン・フォードのものまねも練習しておきます☆(*^_^*)
続きも近々アップする予定です。
洞穴の中がどうなっているか、お楽しみに♪
Thanks for the video. May GOD bless.
The best quality wood with amazing longevity
Thank you !!!(*^_^*)
Hai anh thợ già nay làm việc rất kỉ an toàn👍Thank chúc các bạn xem vui 🎉OK
The grain on this sandalwood it's unbelievable, every piece that is cut the grain is not the same
This sandalwood is drop dead georgous!
How can we buy a piece of your wood? I'm in the US.
I can't believe how dangerous working around that set up is! OSHA here in the states would outright ban that work environment! Brave people indeed!
Brave or stupid?
@@mikewilliams2072め
And what are those 2 doing with their hands so close to that moving blade ? Just let it fall !
One slip as he returns back to the saw controls and its a Darwin Award for sure.
アシスタントは玉掛けが上手ですね。関心しました。
Hey, we want to see subsequent slabs cut off, revealing those rotten hole spots......
When is part 2???
Waww kayu Cendana,kayu mahal harganya 👍👍👍
Those plastic safety hats are a joke around that band saw blade!!
Good Grief ,What a monster !!! What kind of wood is that ? Chinaberry ?? Don't think we have that in Canada ! Where is Kiri Shima ??
Thank you so much for all the comments from Canada!
We are very happy☆(*^_^*)
This is the tree species. ↓
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melia_azedarach
Thank you so much for all the comments from Canada!
We are very happy☆
This is the tree species. ↓
Kirishima Sawmill is a Japanese sawmill.
We will continue to work together as a couple!
ดูเพลินมีความสุข
Either that is some really hard wood or that saw is really dull!
About time to sharpen that chainsaw....
ไม้จันทร์มันแบบไหนจันทร์กินลูกได้หรือแบบไหนเคยเห็นแต่จันทร์กินลูก
ทำงาน2คนอันตรายนะ
Arigato
Kotirakoso Arigato ☆(*^_^*)
I am amazed that these guys don't care if they lose a hand or not, I don't know what country this is but they must get compensated very good if they lose a limb, or get disabled they don't use any safety precautions whatsoever!!!!!
Evidently, they do care about their safety, I bet they have been doing it this way all their lives & still have all their digits. They seem very methodical and conscious of their actions. Don't be so scared & critical. If you lived there, you'd probably be doing it the very same way.
dari mana asal kayunya?
ただ材木を機械で切る・・・
だからどうしたの? って言う感じですね。
何を見て欲しいの?
Oak tree? If so, that chainsaw is badly in need of😅 sharpening!
Barely spitting out any chips. Just dust! Ugh!
Nếu xé gỗ lưỡi cua năm ngang sẽ an toàn hơn lưỡi cua dung như các bạn làm rất không an toàn video các bạn qua chậm
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Whoever took down that tree was not very knowledgeable about it, they failed to undercut both branches.
Thank you for your many comments☆(*^_^*)
he takes forever to do anything.....
香木。。。。
❤😊😅😮😅❤
Serrador light..
I now see why a vertical bandsaw sawmill is such a bad (really, really bad) idea. Where are the other workers? What is the mortality rate for people cut by the unguarded running blade?
Thank you for your comment. (*^_^*)
Sorry for worrying you.
Now I'm doing a small job with only two couples.
We have been using this method for nearly half a century, but there have been no major accidents.
We will continue to do our best to drive safely.
Maybe they aren't as scarred as you. Look at their age, they have all their digits.
Il legno è molto bello ma il video è troppo lento
Grazie per il tuo commento. (*^_^*)
È un albero interessante, ma mi dispiace di essere un pessimo fotografo.
Farò del mio meglio per renderlo più piacevole per tutti!
You could play it at a faster speed
If these guys don't keep their hands away from the saw blade I am not going to feel bad for them when they lose a hand!! It will be their own fault, are they really this stupid!!!!!
Sharpen the fucking chain dude!
今回のカメラのアングルは残念ですね。正面からでは切っている面白さが見えません。
Опять этот горе-оператор ...!!!😢нужно показывать как идёт пила по дереву ,а не силуэты работников..дизлайк!
怎麼會有如此無聊沒品味 , 沒格調遊戲視頻廣告 , 一在而三頻繁刊登真是有夠煩人累不累啊..真是敗壞風氣爛透至極 !
Lần đầu tiên trong đời tôi nhìn thấy gỗ đàn hương,mọi khi tôi chỉ nghe nói là gỗ đàn hương rất tốt rất hiếm và rất giá trị,làm ơn cho tôi biết 1 cây gỗ đàn hương như này giá bao nhiêu tiền
Gỗ đàn hương tôi nghe nói rất giá trị.giá bao nhiêu usd 1m3.tÔi ở việt nam
Ok that is the most dull chainsaw I have ever heard run in my life
Están muy lentos , mucho tiempo y no cortan nada y al de el casco rojo un fía ka sierra le va a cortar u a. M ano
Pencil sharpeners throw bigger ribbons
What professional uses a saw that so dull you can't sharpen a pencil
My sander would cut cleaner and quicker than that saw
My sander throws less sawdust. You're not an arborist you're a hacker meaning you're terrible at your job
Good control of that shakey looking oak. One night back in the early seventies the softwood mill that I worked at in southern BC we were sawing Red Cedar. The sawyer loaded the carriage with a five foot log about 24 feet long. He made a slab pass then a 2 inch pass and reveresed the carriage and turned the log to the opposite face. He hit the log a little too hard with the log turner and the cedar log fell apart to reveal a dead black bear about 3 years old. We figured that the bear crawled into the end of the log that was punked out and died for whatever reason. The sawyer and myself used two picaroons to pu;t the bear to the front of the carriage where the sweeper pushed the bear down the hole to send it to the burner.