Another Amazing Chunk of the Giant Cherry Tree

[@samueljames9342]

It's been 6 years already? I remember waiting on the next video, I watched the entire build.

[@markhopkins7204]

Must say Matthew, you are a self made guy! Have been subscribed for many years...have benefitted multiple times from your vids..somewht ashamed I haven't responded before...thanks for sharing ...please don't stop!!!

[@williamwoo1437]

Same for me here. Watching Matthew changes throughout the years, but his great personality never changed

[@jeromewalton5553]

I hit the slime when you threw the water bucket at the camera😂. Just got my funny bone!

[@lemon357lime]

The crotch feather seal of approval had me on the ground laughing. LMAO good stuff

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome stuff Matt! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@tony-ps4qw]

Like the discovery part when sawing into wood to reveal the beauty within!

[@WoodworkJourney]

I love how excited you get, really brightened my morning, thanks!

[@jeandesjardins3330]

A few of those slabs are shaped like your state of Minnesota. Love your band saw videos. Keep up the good work.

[@danaskubic2145]

Had the same thought.

[@williampope3531]

A man after my own woodworking heart! Cherry is my favorite wood of all. Gorgeous stuff!

[@edwardsimmons3721]

Love the grain pop on that cherry.

[@jeffmcgrath2202]

Matt you have a videographer it’s the first time I’ve really noticed. Moving up in the world go yo!

[@mcremona]

I’ll have to go back and count but I think this is around the 15th video that Brad has shot

[@alanblasczyk1779]

Wow, the 4th & 5th slabs of the 1st log looked like the state map of Minnesota IMHO. Very Nice.

[@hillbillychic3933]

You've perfected the splash.. 10 out of 10..

[@carlosadkins9221]

I almost forgot to tell you I have an 8 foot section of cheery log with a double croch figure I need to get on the mill and see how it turns out ... love the videos 📹

[@judithfairchild8620]

That's going to make some gorgeous furniture.

[@bradleytuckwell4881]

This cherry has plenty of character. It must be a great feeling to have a great setup like yours to be able to mill nice big thick slabs to work with.

[@donaldadams5342]

Some absolutely gorgeous Cherry slabs to whet your appetite Matt. Enjoy when the times comes that you can use it. Cheers, Don from South Aust.

[@randydobson1863]

hello matthew its is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy

[@valeriehenschel1590]

Such beautiful wood!!! Wish I had an excuse to buy some of it. Crotch figure is some of the most beautiful wood out there. I cut crotches for wood turning and it is just like Christmas every time I cut one on the pith plane.

[@RXRSawdustStation]

Put the 'pretty' side up first! Nice cut, #MassiveMatt! Adhesion. Great how's and why's (edification! 😉) to your blade cleaner thoughts! Excellent camera angle at 23:21 - Massive Bandsaw Sawmill with your future home you have planned for it in the background. Very good explanation of your thought processing...it's really good. I'm running out of superlatives 😆 Great all around video, camera work was exceptional. Magnificent Cherry! Wow! Thanks!

[@carlosadkins9221]

Matt you sure have come a long way from the days where you had to man handle the logs and slabs around.... that tellahandler and mini skid steer are the bomb

[@Snowmunkee]

Man, I remember driving through the wreckage of that storm. My wife and I were driving home from MN and saw the clouds from Southern MN, and luckily it had passed by the time we went through Iowa. About a two hour detour off the highway since some trucks had overturned. Going through those small towns, seeing the empty can crushed silos, the flattened corn, the downed trees. Was spooky. Way worse than a tornado, since the damaged went on for miles and miles

[@lewatson2]

Driving through Cedar Rapids, you can still see the damage (and loss of tree canopy) from that storm, nearly three years later.

[@robert.brokaw3829]

I do love cherry to work with. The size of that log is amazing.

[@karencary3312]

Loved firing up the mill and unveiling the beauty within those logs. Thank you!!!!!

[@PaulWhitedWoodStoneIron]

I sure really love cherry. This was an awesome video. As all of them. We took some cherry we cut with the crotch figure and broke it at the crotch line on weaker pieces and then used the live edge of the crotch line to make some shelves with. It gets the most questions of anything I’ve made. Really cool compression live edge. This reminded me of that. Awesome video Matt. Thank you.

[@marlenemeinhard8956]

I was excited when you said you were cutting this huge Cherry again. I can't get over the colors on these slabs. The darker reds and all the feathering is just crazy amazing. I am glad you had a great day cutting crotch figure. Only you pick the best logs. Great video.

[@mcremona]

Two more logs still in the pile to go. Probably won’t be anything this spectacular but the color will be 👌

[@michaelc.3812]

Anxiously awaiting the hydraulic log mover installation!

[@barriesmith3489]

-the cherry will make beautiful furniture look forward to see what you do with it

[@jmonsted]

I can't imagine Lindsay is looking forward to you having a sawmill shed somewhere away from the house :)

[@alanblasczyk1779]

That was a fun break and a good watch...thanks Matt !

[@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va]

Merry cherry crotch day Matt! Those slabs are just amazing! I'll be dreaming about all the tables I could make with that wood!

[@richardthornhill4630]

Will be interesting to see what is made from the beautiful cherry slabs.

[@putteslaintxtbks5166]

Really need to bring back the splash scoring!

[@lasalleman6792]

Beautiful wood. Cherry would make a great indoor paneling.

[@kb7722]

The Matt Cremona drinking game. Take a drink every time he says catch!

[@freddieslaughter1107]

I like your new fork lift, you seem to always have the most interesting videos, thank you for sharing.

[@stephenbulingame8631]

Love your enthusiasm!!

[@randyattwood]

Would love to see projects made from this wood!

[@jeanhawken4482]

Beautiful furniture on the way😊

[@thenext9537]

8 year old video I just watched on Arm R seal, here I am checking out other videos. Subbed.

[@thenext9537]

Also, arm r seal sucks, satin specifically can eat crap and get punched.

[@dwightbauer6705]

Good Day Cremona family...sorry I'm late... the wife's suv needed front strut assembly's (assemblies?) this morning.

[@abacabdk3490]

That's a nice crutch you got there stranger!

[@danielcolby7293]

nice discussion on the spray , as i DID wonder…✌️

[@rogerdudra178]

Happy April 1st, Matt and family.

[@johnmarquardt1991]

People are mowing their lawns, the flowers are blooming, the trees are leafing out and allergies are in full force in the middle of the country.

[@edgraves7098]

Mowed my lawn a couple of days ago, in the Pacific NorthWet.

[@dntflipmetit]

There's 12 inch's of snow in north Dakota still people ice fishing

[@jeffmcgrath2202]

We had thunder storms and nine Inches of snow here in MN on Friday enjoy your mowing.

[@auggie7687]

Olympic class bucket tosses there Matt!

[@anthonynicholas1165]

That telehandler really is the dogs doo dads, what a perfect machine for you there.

[@greganderson3676]

Great video,Your work and explanations and your new filming is top notch !!

[@FransBlaas1]

Beautiful wood, hope you sell good..

[@normolson1]

Great work Matt, thank you

[@elliotazus6258]

Hi Matt, Best crotch water Olympics you've ever had! You don't need a stinking hose sprayer. God bless buddy.

[@markbrown6236]

Cherry is one of my favorite woods.

[@ericcorse]

Amazing wood and mad man with a bucket. good stuff.

[@garyhome7101]

Simply awesome slabs!

[@HotrodRon74]

that is wide cherry..boy what you can make with that,,,,either way its gold...nice stuff there..

[@SRM_NZ]

After living in Ontario for almost half of my life.....and then moving back to my home of New Zealand.....I can tell you...I don't miss the muddy, dirty and dusty springs of the N/E part of North America......I prefer paradise

[@elainedegoede6276]

Love the sawmill work. ❤

[@rhondasweeney7271]

Beautiful slabs! Love your videos!

[@patriciamay638]

They are gorgeous slabs. I hope they end up in good hands

[@mickdog2]

I remember watching you build that saw. Some of those slabs look like MN

[@sailing61]

Matt Big storm in Rockford IL 3/31 might be worth the 5 hour trailer pull; BIG Oaks, cherry, sycamore etc hate to see turned into fire wood!

[@billmorden4853]

Please bring back the splash rating scale. It added a lot of fun trying to guest the number before it came up on the screen.

[@erinmoore9681]

I looked for this comment. I feel the same. Some good loft points to be had

[@paulhedman7387]

Beautiful wood. Thanks.

[@MrWaldorfian]

Awesome drinking game...every time you say CROTCH haha

[@doriWyo]

Those would be some awesome desk/table tops!

[@doubledarefan]

18:24 Time for a collab with The Slow Mo Guys!

[@pileofstuff]

Crotch worms... there's a phrase I wasn't expecting to hear.

[@treggmichelleliebler399]

Beautiful! ANYONE...HOW MUCH WILL THOSE SLABS GO FOR?

[@CharlesElliott-wj6bs]

When cutting big logs do you have to stop and sharpen your blade

[@kennethewertz9313]

Really cool stuff, you were really styling with the winter wear. It looked warm and complimented the look of an outdoor wood guy. Keep up the great work. I have never seen such beautiful wood, and wouldn't if wasn't you were bring it to us. It's so beautiful it seems fake, but here it is right there in front of us.

[@SilverBack.]

I could get some Great bowl turning blanks out of some of that

[@douglasbrown3493]

Bring back the water toss scores.

[@tigerbobify]

I want that chonky slab for a workbench top, Matt. Got me down bad.

[@philipharr4595]

That would make a cool clock front

[@northvegassailrabbit3642]

Would used motor oil work to mix with the diesel for your spray. There's plenty of used oil around for free.

[@scottmorris4914]

with all this nicely figured wood, what ae the plans for it? How will yiu take thie beautifill bood and really use it?

[@alexanderbordeau7417]

What is the difference in sawing frozen logs vs logs later in the spring or thawed out. I always enjoy your posts.

[@charliemckay6402]

Do you ever make monster Bowl blanks?

[@jameshall3482]

Good stuff!!!!!!!!

[@bay9876]

What wood was the best? Cherry tattooed on the chest. The grain, colouring and patterns are out of this world beautiful. The mill extension is paying off in spades.

[@TheOnlyDaveB]

Another awesome log 👍 I love that cherry crotch grain, and was wondering what your approach is to incorporating that grain in a piece of furniture, once it's dried?

[@pamelaremel7477]

Just out of curiosity, what do you with all the sawdust???

[@doubledarefan]

When you moved the double-thick slab, my first question was "Cherry workbench kits coming up?".

[@JNewellworks]

Matt will you just let's those dry in the shop until moisture content is good and then use or will you kiln dry as well? Thanks love the content.

[@tonybrandt8850]

Good Lord, Minnesota is an alternative dimension of ice and snow.

[@williamjacobs236]

Another great video Matt . When are you going to finish the sawmill ?

[@hallenw]

I would cut some thinner slabs, cut out the best piece and book match. Great video!

[@billk8780]

Agree with others... absolutely gorgeous wood! Matt, For the life of me why do you prefer a bucket slosh to a hose with a pistol grip nozzle?

[@plane-o-1292]

It's one of his best ways to generate comments.

[@mikesobba3510]

Matt do you use the lumber you cut on your sawmill for you chair kits and do you make the parts for the kits in your shop?

[@dpmeyer4867]

COOL

[@claryscat]

Guitar parts for a life time...

[@musicbro8225]

Just what I was thinking haha :)

[@xmas4203]

I do love cherry. Both Mike's hard cherry lemonade and Matt's hard cherry crotch. 😁 PS. Your splish splash shots were on point! Loved the slow-mo cam angles. 💯

[@chuckhollands7528]

Hey, I'm Chuck, too!

[@mcremona]

And amazing

[@chuckhollands7528]

@@mcremona you're the best!

[@ronnielloyd4514]

Do you ever get tired of turning your saw?

[@FallenArkansasVeterans]

Love watching, idea: next time you have a crotch, cut it vertical end cut to get a double coffee table.

[@dennisworkmansr.714]

I'm sure you have several outlets for the selling of these beautiful slabs, what I'm curious about is are these same people drooling over what they are seeing and having to wait to get their hands on it? I don't know is this a dumb question or not.........really like you site/channel.

[@indecisive.m]

I've always wondered. How long will you need to those stacked up before you would be able to work with them?

[@SGDrummer7]

I think the rule of thumb is about a year per inch of slab thickness. So around 2 years

[@andysmith8544]

Starting to sound like a crotchety old man... ;)

[@beaverbuilds3984]

Are you going to get a idry kiln??

[@mcremona]

Maybe. I’d need to have time to build a business around it

[@articrdog5872]

Crotch worms im laughing so hard! 😂Sounds painful