Amazing Woodworking Factory You must see | Extreme Wood Cutting Sawmill Machines Working

[@thegrinch8161]

I’m looking at the beautiful grain on the wood and it is beyond beautiful and in my opinion it beauty to any home so if my compliment could be passed on to sawyer craftsmen I’d be very grateful thank you. 🙏

[@discoverykai1547]

You have an incredible attention to detail that sets you apart from others.

[@stoneguy1737]

So many folks on here focused on work ethic and safety rather than the beauty of that lumber and talented teamwork. People just want to judge rather than appreciate. Sad...

[@zarb88]

If you value people, you are concerned with their safety

[@kimstocks4485]

@@zarb88 different culture, stay out of their business...democrats will find anything to bitch and complain about.

[@chaimsalamon]

No one is judging. Of course these men are talented and skilled but they could be doing it with planted, less rare, younger, less important timber than the old growth giant beauties

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of the subject matter.

[@chas7064]

So what's the big deal? Some guys cutting up a big log. If they were doing it without power equipment I would be impressed.

[@michaeltb1358]

Makes a Woodmizer look like a toy

[@cottonp20]

BEAUTIFUL COLORS!!!!!

[@EducatedSkeptic]

On the one hand, I mourn the magnificent tree that was felled to produce such a magnificent log - and hope that it wasn't one of those illegally harvested. On the other hand, it is incredible to see the dangerous labour that goes into producing such magnificent lumber, for production (potentially) of magnificent works of art, including exquisite furniture. I felled five smaller trees just today, and sadly, their fate is to be burnt as firewood, for heating our home in 2023-24. But I long to have the knowledge, and equipment, that would help me to turn such beautiful wood as this into functional works of art to enhance the lives of my family and, hopefully, generations to come.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a gift for making difficult tasks seem easy and manageable.

[@Mrbigp59]

gotta love the safety toe flip flops

[@Beholderoffate]

Unfortunately, they have no idea how to cut lumber. This timber will have cupping, warping issues during the drying process. Their only hope is to air dry it slowly. Alot of waste in the process, but I've only been a sawyer for over a decade. Also analyzed oregan, washington and north carolina studies regarding sawmill best practices.

[@gordonclark7632]

Personal safety takes a back seat in this factory. OH&S in Australia would have a field day issuing fines.

[@EducatedSkeptic]

Agreed - but it's probably an old adage: "Nobody with any sense would get in front of that blade!"

[@discoverykai1547]

Your dedication and commitment to your work are truly inspiring.

[@mayandick]

Wow! I love the Green Safety Helmets. I used to see a lot them with AK-47"s shooting at me and other Americans back in 1967 and 68. Good to see them handling saws instead of AK-47"s.

[@chaimsalamon]

Americans (my country) invade Asian nations and you hoped they'd greet you with saws?

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a way of putting complex concepts into simple terms.

[@seanpratchler8517]

Could be Purpleheart, Bubinga, Brazilian Cherry, Santos Mahogany, or a type of Rosewood.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a talent for making people feel heard and understood.

[@neuvilleeric5289]

may be a moabi (Baillonella toxisperma) from equatorial forest in africa (GAbon or CAmeroun)

[@Beholderoffate]

Actually, it looks like red oak that has been imported.

[@andrewthacker114]

Thank you, good clip

[@discoverykai1547]

Your comments are always well-thought-out and well-reasoned.

[@leminhnhut2005]

Nhìn quả mũ cối chắc ở Việt Nam

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a talent for making people feel heard and understood.

[@melvinrichardson4501]

Handling that saw blade without gloves takes bravery. LOL

[@markwilson2992]

And wearing sandals!

[@judithwaite]

Wow Viet Nam!

[@discoverykai1547]

Your dedication to your community and helping others is truly admirable.

[@williammurphy7410]

Wherever this is I guess they don't have lawyers. Here, those flip flops would surely warrant a lawsuit.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a natural talent for building and maintaining strong relationships.

[@chandarussell]

What kind of tree is that? It had beautiful colouring.

[@gradewood]

Halo im sawmill indonesia

[@Threefoldawareness]

Great 👍work 👍💪

[@smi2sali1]

thats an amazing work, how are you doing

[@thegrinch8161]

Even the off cuts have a certain beauty about them

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a natural talent for building and maintaining strong relationships.

[@TrainingDay556]

Beautiful lumber

[@michaelmather7719]

Wow! That's some talented workers!

[@smi2sali1]

hello how are you doing

[@smallfaucet]

That is some serious wood.

[@DZCamaro-kz2vd]

What's amazing is that guy that is wearing flip flops still has any toes left!

[@michaelfrancis1930]

No OSHA in Asia.

[@joesantamaria5874]

Astounding

[@EducatedSkeptic]

Yes, but for the most part, employees as a result wind up being MUCH more aware of, and careful about, potential risks than they are in the U.S.A.!

[@deej19142]

Where did this guy learn to run a chainsaw, good gravy!

[@discoverykai1547]

Your comments always leave me with something to think about.

[@discoverykai1547]

A wonderful job

[@johnnyd63]

Cutting down old growth rare hardwood to make important things like......I'm thinking.....

[@warrenadams2793]

Guitars. Yeah!!!

[@germanjohn5626]

Who cares?It will grow again, trees will be around long after humanity has self destruct.

[@kensanity178]

Pool tables, furniture. Very important.

[@Beholderoffate]

Actually these aren't rare lol

[@edblaskowski81]

Dude thinks the chain saw is a cross cut saw

[@mriwayanofficial69]

Amazing big wood

[@davidmaher1730]

That tree was over 1000 years old until a man decided to end it’s life. Just cut the old ones down. We will be lucky to be alive as a species in a thousand years. Redwood is beautiful, but did they have to cut down the very old ones. They have found they produce more seeds than young trees.

[@gunaberg9617]

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[@petersaunders747]

Where is the safety gear???

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a remarkable ability to inspire others to reach their full potential.

[@e.kevinsteinhauser2421]

Band Saws on steroids.

[@discoverykai1547]

Your dedication to your work and attention to detail are truly admirable.

[@handerson212]

Safety hats and mask...and flip-flops!

[@farnorth7314]

The whole chainsaw technique has me baffled...he is aware the chain actually moves, right??

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a way of

[@Naluyima-c7m]

How much is the machine

[@nelsonthekkath4830]

Husqvarna!!!👍👍👍

[@mohdrayaz2024]

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[@markkovelan436]

Mahogany, bubinga, lacewood? Anyone have a guess?,

[@edblaskowski81]

No safety glasses, no ear protection, no steel toed shoes, no Lock-out-tag-out, no guards on anything. This whole video makes me cringe.

[@detroitbob58]

What kind of tree was this? To all you tree guys, how old do you think? 200 to 300 years?

[@arnoldanderson1160]

More like thousands of years old.

[@ARTANI66]

Sukses trus bg

[@nicholasmarino1733]

Hi ya all, if this factory was in America, the federal government would shut it down for many safety violations.!!!! I am happy to see one worker wearing "safety flip flops"!!!!!!!!

[@AmalieAmmaFaurschou]

Not only in US many European countries won’t even do such woodwork for security reasons

[@johnscreekmark]

In the US, the factory would only work if the Union was paid off and the Democrats got their 10%.

[@paulladuke2259]

When hockey players started wearing helmets and face shields the sticks started coming up and there were more injuries. When you are working a sawmill in sandals and a baseball hat, you tend to work more carefully.

[@milosavljevic313]

Who needs OSHA when you have baseball caps and flip flops.

[@smi2sali1]

hello how are you doing

[@michaellonnee5824]

Osha is over rated anyway lol

[@breeze1472]

looking at the wood id say you need a new blade,and flip flops....really?

[@gabrielbrillante]

Guessing it's Vietnam

[@SapperWoodworking]

I came here for the lack of PPE comments and was not disappointed

[@franrabideau8838]

Awesome video, but why don't these people have helmets and eye protection?

[@mikespangler98]

A hard hat wouldn't actually do much good, there is really nothing overhead, and if a big timber did your head the hat wouldn't help. Safety glasses for the guy running the saw would be wise, and steel toed boots instead of sandals would also be wise.

[@TobiTrans]

Nice wood

[@smi2sali1]

yes hun thats very beautiful how are you doing

[@TobiTrans]

@@smi2sali1 hey

[@smi2sali1]

@@TobiTrans how are you doing hun you have a nice profile do you mind if we get to talk and get to know each other more off here

[@smi2sali1]

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[@jijomathew1419]

What a Nice Tree,what is the name of this tree , how useful would it be if I could get the tree shown in the video without cutting it into two pieces

[@stefan2292]

No eye protection, no safety shoes, no nothing. Are we supposed to be impressed?

[@hasanmustafa4284]

Wow istimewa top show

[@smi2sali1]

hello how are you doing

[@onlyyou9199]

看起来他们像是在屠宰一头巨大的鲸。生长了成百上千年的树木因为人类的物质需求而轰然倒下。

[@gervasioalemao6397]

Nossa mas essa diarista e uma tranquera nao respeitahomem casado

[@pwk22]

Where is Chinese OSHA?

[@คลองสามวา]

All wood from lao ? 🤔🙄😳

[@ronmueller3074]

In My heart,. I wish they hadn't cut it down

[@samcramer812]

It looks as though it’s been dead a long while. The bark is missing mostly. The sapwood is stained and checked(cracked) It seems as it’s a salvage more so than a harvest. So don’t let your heart be disappointed. They are doing the right thing. I’m a veteran timber man of 45 years, now retired.

[@ronmueller3074]

@@samcramer812 Ok. Thanks for explaining that to Me. Your right I guess I wasn't paying attention to the details,

[@brownbasset]

Does this not show that we really do not need all the health and safety legislation, life would be so much simpler and cheaper without it, workers should be responsible for thier own safety.

[@dualbag7533]

Liberals Love Evolution so much they just won't let it play out

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a remarkable ability to connect with people from all walks of life.

[@dfwait14]

What eye protection!!!!!

[@peterferan4389]

Very old tecnology

[@discoverykai1547]

Your writing style is engaging and captivating.

[@JC-oc7um]

Doing more with less…….an American Tradition……well, used to be….

[@williamhile]

They are Chinese guys bro they're not American

[@poniranponiran4969]

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[@franrabideau8838]

Also, working in sandals instead of steel toe boots isn't smart either.

[@johndean4998]

Health & safety nightmare.

[@discoverykai1547]

Your writing is both informative and entertaining.

[@johnpuzyr8039]

ACCIDENT WAITING TO HAPPEN MAY BE THEY WILL HAVE A FIRE SALE

[@weavethehawk]

A tree of that size must have been around for many hundreds of years. The commentators below, commenting on the talent of the workers must be blissfully unaware of the history that this wonderful plant has witnessed, and should be thoroughly ashamed that a sense of extreme regret that this plant was destroyed was not displayed.

[@flog.8649]

Thumbs up, you are so right. Thank you for that comment.

[@kevinshorland7993]

OSHA isn't around on this site

[@michaelbishop8298]

They wouldn't know what OSHA is in Vietnam!

[@joeysingletary2943]

They’d probably wonder if ohsa was good to eat

[@gregorygilmont304]

What is the species is the wood?

[@dantejaiudijr2610]

It could a indigenous mahogany or a hard wood like a maple. I'm guessing a bit but it's used for a lot finish work. Turnings, too. 🧐🌲👍

[@garykersteiner4936]

Not maple

[@gregorygilmont304]

Thanks , it is fabulously beautiful ....

[@jamesp13152]

Just saw a show on Discovery I think it was. Documentary with cutting down the rain Forrest in South America. Sad. Beautiful woods. I dont think the people buying it knows where it's coming from.

[@peterneumann7145]

Dead tree that took 200 years to grow

[@pcs2511]

Lost interest when he cut that ancient log in half.If you can't handle it don't get it

[@germanjohn5626]

It all depends on the job, not everyone needs long beams and boards.

[@samcramer812]

Most lumber is not used in long lengths. Why make the job hard sawing such long un needed length. ?

[@pcs2511]

@@samcramer812 Sorry you will never have that type or length ever again .Find someone who would use the length and beam type or boards

[@kennyr3751]

Lotta yappin

[@jillburke1185]

How dangerous. No foot or head protection.

[@wendibernhardt9190]

Just goes to show you all this beuratic bs is not necessary

[@discoverykai1547]

Your ability to stay calm and composed in stressful situations is truly impressive.

[@jeffreyahern3104]

Amazingly dull people at work I'd hate them to do my rigging

[@renodigenova1120]

love all the workman's safety equipment... Eye care, still toe shoes (flip flops) hahahha.......only in China do u get away with this

[@discoverykai1547]

Your comments are consistently insightful and thought-provoking.

[@wowyummyyy]

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[@handerson212]

Low tech!

[@smi2sali1]

hello how are you doing

[@sanhe_machinery]

This wood cutting machine is actually more economical for low demand production. I have published some videos about frame saw machines and automatic production line, if you are interested, you are welcome to watch.

[@sanhe_machinery]

Thinking about its history, such big trees scare me a little. I'm still more used to sawing specially planted trees to avoid breaking the natural environment too much. I have published some videos, if you are interested, you are welcome to watch.

[@chaimsalamon]

You're absolutely right to be concerned. A tree of this size is probenecid a few hundred years old. We're cutting all our old growth to make pretty objects to look at. And for other dubious reasons. It's criminal to see this oxygen giving natural blessing cut to pieces

[@CarlosAlberto-ii1li]

I wonder if anyone was feeling the pain of that beautiful once living tree tha tstood for hundreds of years untouched.

[@tayninh69]

I agree with you, we are losing more and more ancient trees.

[@germanjohn5626]

Why?

[@samcramer812]

Use it or loose it. It appears as if it was dead to begin with. All the things on earth are for our use. With reasonable conservatism.

[@jpnguyen91]

me the citizen of that country where they felled the tree.I was outraged by seeing that. Vietnam is a small country and what the f---k rich people over there have in their heads. I you see the solid sofa they have just made ( I saw on internet couple day ago) you would say F- word

[@djamesthree]

I was feeling the jobs and economic benefits derived from that beautiful tree, the enjoyment and legacy of the building that will be possible because of it.

[@nghiahiepnguyen7665]

tên nầy không rành về cưa máy. cưa cây mà làm như sắc cây chuối. khứa khứa khứa.

[@keithmilburn4866]

Stop cutting hardwood trees down !!!

[@kensanity178]

Yeah, and stop burning 100 million barrels of oil PER DAY!

[@Mrsournotes]

Now that’s a bandsaw!