A shocking find in an ancient oak stump

Today, while cutting up a very ancient oak stump, we were shocked by what we found in it.
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[@chnrdave]

A few years myself and my wife were saw up a large oak trunk for firewood. While cutting a slice I noticed fibers coming out with the chips. Putting it through the splitter we came across a silk handkerchief in lovely condition. Counting the rings it had been there since the 1830s so we'd like to think a lady placed it there maybe for a loved one to find but was never found. I still have the log and silk handkerchief trapped in the wood sitting on a shelf in my workshop

[@shable1436]

Cool story

[@MH-fb5kr]

Great story… thanks!

[@ibeetellingya5683]

Neat, but your description of fibers amongst the chips confuses me how the handkerchief was in "good" condition. You mean what was left of it😅. I also don't understand how a handkerchief was gobbled up by a tree. How did it stay on the tree for gosh knows how many generations and still be undamaged? They made things better in those days, not like nowadays with disposable everything, but it couldn't be *that* good, could it?

[@DanielBardi]

I'd love to see a photo of video of that

[@chnrdave]

Yes there is damage to the cloth from the chain but taking into account it's age it's in perfect condition to me. I don't think the tree gobbled it up but someone put it there. Carved a hole to secretly exchange gifts I don't know

[@joyceibanez8207]

I have to say I watched this video from start to finish. I didn't find anything so shocking about what they found, nor surprising. But I'm going to say I did find the skill, patience, determination, and hard work absolutely outstanding. Not to forget the person filming. So steady and clear. I can just imagine the beautiful table tops that will come from that beautiful old stump and the excellent work that these men did. Thanks for sharing.

[@Zenpookie]

There was a rock in the middle of the stump. That is why he was having so much trouble on a couple of the cuts. Oak is a hard and dense wood to begin with.

[@joyceibanez8207]

@@Zenpookie Yup. We have some good sized oaks in our yard, but I've never seen one that big. At least the stump. I agree with the person that said it may have been three that grew very close together and they became one. Nature is can really be a wonder. Be safe.😊

[@Zenpookie]

That oak looked at least a century old. Plus I think they were also referring to the blackwood. Tough as nails and very beautiful after polishing/ finishing.

[@joyceibanez8207]

@@Zenpookie I hope this tree was not cut down before nature took it. Unlike that beautiful Sycamore tree in England. There are no words to describe IDIOTS like that. (Well, there are, but KZbin would block me for using them.)

[@charlestonparanormal]

Dang, im half way through...no amazing discovery? 😢

[@melissazmek2892]

I keep looking at those huge slices and keep thinking to myself, "those would make for some very lovely tables" Does anyone else agree?

[@southernboltingequipmentin6950]

Uuhhh, that is why they are slicing the wood, for table tops made by them or sold to woodworkers that make these. I just watch a video of a woodworker making such a table, he sold it for over 13,000.00 but it took him a year to do it!

[@user-we6kt9dv4h]

Аким красавцем был этот дуб ,а эти изверги ради наживы губят такую красоту.Сволочи ещё и хвастают судить их за это надо.

[@user-zg1mj4es7l]

Nein, ich stimme nicht zu. Dieser ehrwürdige Baum hätte es verdient weiter zu leben.

[@melissazmek2892]

@@southernboltingequipmentin6950 oh, I didn't know this-

[@janiceyoungblood6894]

Yes they would

[@Amy-oy5hk]

I never realized just how hard one must work to cut into a tree or trees of this size. Nice work, Gents! Total bummer that both large rocks and metal, caused such big issues. Still doesn’t take away from your patience and determination, great video! I hope some beautiful furniture is made from this beautiful tree!

[@YochevedChana]

I'm really glad that their saws didn't hit any of that. It could be a disaster. Dangerous job!

[@user-hq5vc3pw6v]

Hello amy. How are you filling? I am masood in the iran❤

[@lillianmorris6574]

Amazing work!

[@annadidato5009]

È una presa in giro

[@GetMeThere1]

I owned a small sawmill in the 1970s and one day we were sawing quite a large soft maple log -- about 24" in diameter. In one cut we hit something VERY hard -- with a big BOOM! The entire sawmill shook. It was a full-sized steel axe head buried completely inside the tree. It must have taken a hundred years to completely grow over it.

[@conchitraalv]

P0ñp😊

[@mahmoodmirza3301]

A very rare incident it was!

[@BurtBigelow]

😊😊

[@jonasgeez2140]

Dang that's crazy lol

[@revoltrightnow]

100 years to grow over it and probably 5 minutes for you to kill it :( save our old growth forests... we kinda need them right now.

[@_lana1128]

Я вижу в остатках корня очертание поверженного вепря и слышу его умирающий стон...😢Хочется верить, что это дерево отжило свой век либо было подвержено какому-то катаклизму и не смогло устоять. Пусть это будет продолжением его жизни. Мастер, конечно, асс. Приятно смотреть за его работой: чётко, размеренно, по хозяйски. Эта легенда будет иметь продолжение.У меня на участке- заимке тоже есть такие дубы и липы, которым не счесть лет. Находиться среди них не просто жить, а проживать в самой легенде. На нашей Земле мало осталось таких величественных духов матушки- природы 😢❤

[@MarjorieGaudette]

❤qq

[@jamestangney5559]

These will make some beautiful and unique furniture pieces. A lot of work but worth the effort good for you! 12:36 12:36

[@thatgirlwhousedtohavereall5549]

Eloquently stated. Have you written any books?

[@gladeloy3341]

I also saw a boar.

[@Karin-ro3wd]

Il faut avoir beaucoup d'imagination pour voir une silhouette de sanglier dans cette souche d'arbre....

[@OldGrizz59]

My Uncle was cutting up a massive Cotton Wood tree that was on an older bank of the Arkansas river near Las Animas Colorado. He had found id say up to a hundred spear tips, arrow heads , stone axes and pieces of iron, lead and brass. The area was going under an archeological dig and the tree had fell on the site. He hooked up a lumber mill saw to a belt driven PTO on his tractor and was cutting one of the trees trunks through it. After one slab was cut he noticed some staining in the wood. He took out a gouge and chissles and found dozens of huge lead balls, and a bit later some arrow heads. The archeoligist determind that as early as the early 1700's the most likely source of the earliest lead balls. The log was on display in a Museum in La Junta Colorado back in the late 1960's i believe

[@nadinetroislouches3159]

8:00

[@user-kt2hd2mk6e]

I always remember our neighbor boys finding a tree in the woods we all played on toppled over from a big wind we had. A metal box was tucked into the roots and came popping up too. They ran the box over to our house so we could see the box and what ended up to be money inside. They hid the box somewhere in a big barn near us so their Dad wouldn't find it. One day we got both our little yamaha's fired up with 3 kids each bike...going to the store to get ice cream. They took a few coins to pay. Our yamaha's could only go so far so we ran the rest of the way. By the time we got home the boys Mom was at our house. The store had called because the coins were worth more money than six ice cream cones. The Mom paid for the ice cream cones and took the old coins home. We kids in the mean time swore to not tell anyone else about the box. We all moved to different states and through a phone call my brother found out we all left that box in that barn LOL

[@nada7.077]

Such stunningly beautiful wood!! God is Great to give us such gorgeous building materials! I must say the gentleman running and maintaining the saws is worth at least triple his weight in gold. His knowledge, skills, hard work, and determination are phenomenal! All these men are truly hard working, amazing men!! Real men doing real work is a joy to see!! ❤️🙏

[@felomena2538]

Вы полностью правы )))

[@felomena2538]

Дерево - дуб , как металл …. Постоянно мастер зубья у пилы точит )))

[@r.martin3494]

Are you suggesting that men who don't do physically demanding jobs are not “real men”? You are!!! You really are!!! 😅😂 How ridiculous.

[@user-WPG_Arts]

Too bad hat god put that hunk of metal in the gorgeous wood.

[@user-tr1hr2vv4u]

Русские парни! Браво!

[@robertahubert9155]

My dad worked as a lumberjack and he would take us with him to cut down trees I can still remember the smell of the wood as he cut into them. That was 75 years ago I love the smell of wood. So many good memories. RIP Dad ❤

[@annagray6491]

Can’t beat the smell of fresh cut wood! My granddad was a carpenter and I can still smell his workshop!

[@sharcon3891]

RIP thousand year old trees

[@nataliemarie2274]

​@@sharcon3891it looks as though they are cutting it in such a way as to make beautiful furniture. A tribute to this beautiful specimen

[@user-jd7du6dq8h]

🎉

[@gerardogarcia9984]

Este video es un vil engaño!

[@AlpacaRenee]

Fabulous work you do. Thanks for sharing it. I would love to have seen the tree that stump was from! What an amazing history it had. Clearly older than our country. Amazing.

[@camplethargic8]

46:16 for those with little patience - not a shocker 47:45 a piece of metal

[@brendaeddleman500]

This appears to be three separate trees growing close together that had became "married". As their trunks grew in size and bark overlapped, they would have the appearance of being one tree at the base. Items often become trapped in the small spaces between trees and integrated into the wood as they grow.

[@user-zh1tl5cj3c]

The trunk of that tree is so huge and the inside of the tree trunk is awesome graining. I worked in a wood furniture factory and I am in awe of the graining of that tree. That would make some awesome furniture.

[@user-ny7vw1ge5f]

Два камня и ржавая железяка не такая уж и ШОКИРУЮЩАЯ находка. А за проделанную работу- респект.

[@user-jf4sk8dw8s]

Пол дня наверно с пнём ебались,распилили б его на куски,и всё а то вот с этими блинами ковыряются,тфу,☹️

[@duncankretovich8522]

Never did see the “shocking find”

[@jeannetteviviers9851]

Click Bait.

[@monicelima2393]

Concordo com você, eu pensei que fosse algo realmente chocante!

[@donnamorgantiderossette3693]

You are right. My husband cut down a hurricane damaged pecan tree on his grandparents property and brought some home to cut up for our fireplace. As he was splitting a big piece, he found a complete brass flush mechanism for a toilet, which is now made of plastic. His grandfather must have placed it on the tree and forgot about it and the tree grew around it. It’s no telling how old that thing must have been! I’m 74 and don’t recall the mechanism being anything other than plastic.

[@julz_arts]

Ой, ну находка (камень в дереве) прям ШОКируюшая 🙈🤦🏼‍♀️. А чтоинкльнт шокирует, так это то, насколько это дерево древнее и очень жаль, что его больше не существует, как дерева.

[@t.me_s_petizioni_2220]

Supponevo che fosse il colpo a 35:50

[@user-se1cj8kg1w]

Да, очень интересно, с удовольствием посмотрела на тружеников. Достойно уважения!😊

[@elenamelnikova5265]

Ютуб мастер на заголовки!!!!!

[@bertassellodavide1297]

Конечно

[@zeliacarvalho4788]

FALOU TUDO!!!!

[@user-ok6qi3xg9e]

Ну и упорные мужики ! Это ж надо так выкладываться в поте лица, какую силищу и силу духа иметь! Даже инструменты и те не выдерживают напора такой тяжелой работы, то и дело тупятся зубья, а мужики не отступают!!!!!! БРАВО, БРАВО БРАВО !!!!!

[@user-ow4mk8xx4w]

Они из дубовых колец делают шикарную и дорогую мебель😊знают за что работают. Молодцы. Говорят на русском языке. Работают без защиты😂

[@Charles_D-Artagnan]

@@user-ow4mk8xx4w Говорят на русском языке, а видео выкладывают на английском (где соответственно и аудитория гораздо больше, а значит и монетизация). Ничего, скоро выучат китайский и будут выкладывать на китайском Youku 😁 (там аудитория поменьше конечно, но всё равно гораздо больше, чем русскоязычная).

[@Bear2U]

Men love holding their tool all day and long into the night on occasions and on special occasions they grab some morning wood 😉

[@Bear2U]

​@@user-ow4mk8xx4w😬 my mom said men should always wear protection or accidents like me can happen. 😊 she loves me

[@user-dv5el5wx1v]

Ломать - не строить. Почему же не показали ДУБ до посягательства на его жизнь. Думаю это бы больше впечатлило, чем😢 желание набить карман😢😢😢

[@user-os4ln1dp1n]

ОЧЕНЬ ТЕРПЕЛИВЫЕ ТРОДОЛЮБИВЫЕ И УМНЫЕ МУЖЧИНЫ !❤ БРАВО!❤

[@user-yt6fs1iu1d]

Мой друг также пилил дерево и прямо внутри дерева нашёл конскую подкову довольно старую, мы её очистили и повесили над дверью как сувенир, она примечательна именно тем, что вросла в дерево!

[@Na-qi3cf]

They find stone inside wood. 46:30

[@user-fg6gs4ui2y]

​@@Na-qi3cf40:24 ❤ 40:29

[@user-sn3vd5lw8l]

​@@Na-qi3cfА, может быть, это осколок снаряда со времён Второй Мировой?🤔

[@user-ni1tx7xi5g]

​@@user-sn3vd5lw8lдоброго здравия А страна какая? Я случайно посмотрела одно видео.. Вообще после последнего Потопа 1824 леса не осталось на 99% .. Всё что нас окружает это засаженно после.И вросшие первые этажи по всему миру это не " культурный" слой) Везде создали иллюзии) Обман.. А работа супер

[@ladazharina2549]

Этому дубу лет 400

[@alevtinapcalina3409]

Ювелирно работает парень в оранжевой куртке столько умения и мастерства.Интересно кто он по профессии.Просмотрела ролик от начала до конца и любовалась его работой.Слов нет молодец дело мастера боится .!!!!Браво.!

[@user-ec1ib5gd2p]

Так что же нашли в дубе не понятно заинтриговали ,а результата ноль

[@billspencer6338]

It looked like it was possibly a steel fence post the tree had grown around. But why were they filming this whole procedure even before they found an obstruction?

[@galinamaslova3267]

Это дерево не пилили, его вырвало с корнем , видимо был очень сильный ветер.

[@scorchedearth1451]

@@billspencer6338 Because people watch the whole procedure.

[@user-ud6ol4xz8p]

Х№%

[@user-sf1lt2xs1h]

Удиален сегодня своим терпением в просмотре, но материал очень интересный!.дай Бог этим работякам здоровья и успехоа !!!❤

[@ginnyrigg9288]

And no masks 😱

[@deborahbuggs9554]

I don’t see anything shocking except the beauty in these pieces. I’m sure each piece will make a gorgeous tabletop

[@judycook1918]

I would love to have seen this tree in it’s full glory. It must have been a sight to behold.😊

[@dedet6900]

I was about to say the same thing!

[@bodin1912]

Good point. Imagine what it would have looked like in the fall with its colorful leaves or in the winter with snow on its branches and a beautiful sunset (or sunrise) in the background. It would have been a beautiful tree

[@jadeddragon4254]

I'm guessing it looked like a big ass tree

[@Methilde]

The mystery is why this tree have been cut, it don't seems sick

[@NewWorldAgent]

wow

[@user-bt1vj1si4x]

Хороший, не гнилой пень, дерево на вид было живое. Жаль не говорят откуда оно м что с ним было не так, ведь вековое дерево это вполне заслужило((

[@user-ub1rj2bu3t]

Похоже, многовековое.

[@salomonabdirendon6005]

Dejen de cortar sin plantar.. 😡😡

[@user-qn5cq5be3z]

Похоже, три дерева срослось плотно

[@gittarollke3102]

So what was the shocking discovery in this ancient tree stump?

[@user-nd3rz5fg8p]

Капитально сказал.

[@user-ge4dp8tk4s]

God bless you guys for all the hard work you do, not to mention dangerous.

[@cynthiamulholland2976]

You have to admire their tenacity!!! They kept at it no matter how hard it long it took!!!❤❤❤😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@clever705]

Жалко, что погибло такое старое и огромное дерево 😢 Оно же было здоровое, не трухлявое

[@user-ov7dh1cu2u]

😊

[@Pieps.22]

Der sieht aus als hätte er 3 Stämme gehabt.

[@marleneribeirodealmeida2851]

😢😢😢😢

[@marleneribeirodealmeida2851]

Estou me perguntando se realmente egiste algo ou só foi para eu ver o vidio

[@user-nn8xt2uy8c]

режет криво, а ведь можно сделать из кругляшек столы, произведения искусства.

[@timteevin4517]

Once upon a time, I had to shorten a large spruce stump. First cut with chainsaw, ruined chain. The only way I could take 10 inches off was with axe, splitting maul and metal wedges. This was very near the beach in Oregon . This tree grew up with round beach rocks inside it like raisins in a cake.

[@user-ny7qb5cs1z]

n 17:51 😊

[@cfrandre8319]

@@user-ny7qb5cs1zBot, testing

[@TomokosEnterprize]

One determined fella eh.

[@DowntownsUptown]

Trim, not cut? 💞

[@qwanyin6423]

Defender me !

[@exposingthedarknesswiththe9190]

Professionals harvesting a 2 to 300 plus year old tree being salvaged, simply increadble! 😮😉☺️❤

[@danw9520]

That is 3 separate trees that grew together. Each are between 40-60 years old, I'd guess. The stump is definitely not over 100 years old, as the steel fence post can attest to.

[@WALLYSLIVE]

@@danw9520cet arbres avait près de 500 ans et ce n’est pas un poteau de clôture en acier ..

[@debbiemassey7711]

@@danw9520sorry, but do you know how long it takes for oaks to grow? I’m guessing more like a thousand years.

[@katherianwharton7698]

The design in this tree wood its so beatiful

[@Snookyooz]

It's so tragic to see such a magnificent old tree cut down.

[@nnovaroza]

"They" (not this guys) do it on purpose to disconect the Earth from lay lines.

[@jrcather5196]

biblical earth

[@Raceb8420]

I don't recall seeing a tree being cut down in this video. Besides, I'm pretty sure you can grow new ones.

[@BallinJax]

The root ball is in pretty good shape for it to be out of the ground, it most likely fell over...

[@FACTBOT_5000]

Trees, like all living things, die every day. This one looks like it was already dead. Oaks rarely live this long in the first place. Regardless, these guys seem to have only recovered a stump, and likely had nothing to do with the tree's demise. Toughen up, buttercup. Real life is brutal.

[@USNVA11]

The real unsung hero of this video is that Stihl chain saw. Freaking SOLID piece of kit !

[@spacehonky6315]

If by "solid" you mean HEAVY, then i agree 100%. Those 880s with 5ft bar wear me out! Don't get me started on all the damn re-sharpening...😑

[@michelewells-dinsmore2789]

INDEED

[@user-xn6fq7gv7p]

​@@spacehonky6315LOL. Whats lighter for this job guy ??

[@mimiashford5544]

Those Stihl pants aren't bad, either. ;)

[@cathykay4913]

I am so impressed with the diligence of these men!

[@cherylwilson8571]

You certainly work hard for your money! You deserve everything you can sell that wood for. Not a job for lightweights for sure. Your determination is off the charts! Good job!

[@CELSOLUISMIRANDA]

Admiro a paciência de quem levou 48 minutos assistindo, para descobrir ao final que não tinha nada de tão chocante assim.

[@Kristenm28]

Thank you, that's why I checked the comments first.

[@normaandradecabral9336]

Adiantei bastante cessar bobeira e ainda ouvindo alto serra na minha orelha fui ver os comentários , obrigado. Pois não preciso ver mais

[@electrichellion5946]

Thanks for saving me the near hour of time.

[@user-zz5fu3lj8s]

Я ролики смотрю на скоростях, а такие сначала вручную перематываю. Этот ролик можно было сократить и до трёх минут.

[@jedalm]

Como não sou besta fui direto para o final.😂😂😂 De qualquer forma achei interessante saber q podem ser encontrados "resto de guerra" em antigas toras de madeira.

[@louisebrazon-adams9577]

This is really meticulous strenuous work. The wood rings are beautiful

[@Orcinus1967]

I never considered working with a chainsaw meticulous, but if you've never used a bandsaw I guess I can see that being one opinion.

[@user-te1dd2zz4l]

I’d love to have this and make tables, headboards doors, …. With Polly on them. Staircases , and dressers, people are doing beautiful amazing things with wooden tree stumps these days. This is my dream hobbie

[@user-hd4pg7we2v]

Хотелось-бы посмотреть на этот чудо-дуб когда оно ещё стояло на крню, и как это пень выкорчевали. Мужикам респект и уважуха за такую работу 👍👍👍🙋‍♂️

[@olgafer2820]

Залипла на всё время просмотра. Бесконечно можно смотреть на работающего человека, тем более работающего с деревом.

[@barryshaw2167]

What are they looking for?

[@barryshaw2167]

What pulled it out?

[@olgafer2820]

Камешек попался .​@@barryshaw2167

[@user-ss3kz7yp7d]

Какая силища и мощь в этом дубе. С каким трудом его распиливают! А не простояло ли это дерево ещё лет 100- 200😅

[@user-ni8lw9ns3t]

Что ж не показали обманщики я потеряла пол часа времени и сказали что на тысячу долларов там было и начали сначала показывать безобразие такое

[@debrahouston2884]

Someone earlier said this tree was around 600vyears old! It was obviously uprooted by a storm or something...Wish it could have survived it is a MAGNIFICENT Old-Growth Tree and soooo rare!! ❤️ 🌳 ❤️

[@gnmoore9113]

the tree was pulled out of the ground by something - maybe a big storm

[@lindaanderson279]

When you see the work you don’t mind paying the price of a table or what ever . Truely Amazing .😅

[@thejakefromstatefarm6768]

You really like nice wood and appreciate it when you’re happy to sit here and watch 48 minutes of folks cutting up a big old stump. I enjoyed watching it and i wish i had a big enough piece to build a nice les paul style guitar out of it. That would be such an amazing instrument!

[@WALLYSLIVE]

Et le son également

[@JoSmotherman]

Knobby knees as hard as iron. What a beautiful and magnificent work of Mother Nature. Absolutely stunning grain patterns. A work of art by itself.

[@therezinhamoretti8618]

Admiração mesmo é pelo trabalho e competência desses homens habilidosos ...

[@nanwilson9487]

A nature work of art! The tree withered the seasons of the years. Carefully trimmed from this beauty, the gentlemen handled this matter with passion.Would love to know where the pieces ended.🍾🍾

[@17PEIR]

I'm from halifax Nova Scotia and growing up no sawmill would take a tree from halifax and surrounding areas. It was the site of the halifax explosion Dec 1917. Pieces of shrapnel from the ships and everything else were lodged into the trees and are still there waiting to ruin a bandsaw mill blade!

[@remogatron1010]

I graduated Dalhousie University back in 2005 and never returned since. I miss those donairs. Loved the Dome and Pacificos.

[@brentm9848]

Another Haligonian here. Apparently we love watching chainsaws@@remogatron1010

[@dalehamelin9538]

Awesome,have a place in Falls Lake area ,only thing I find when we drop trees are bugs 😂

[@17PEIR]

@remogatron1010 I lived there as a young kid and I was posted there with the military 09-12'. I had a apartment on lower water st. I loved the downtown and donairs. Tony's is my favorite!!

[@alexerz-geholz8924]

Same thing happens to the trees in my grandpa's village in Northern Spain. Due to the war (it was a battle area) the old trees in the area have all of them lots of ammo remains. Good for them as they will never be chopped down

[@susanbaca6883]

If you had told me I would ever be fascinated by watching someone dismantle a tree stump I’d say yeah sure but damn…. This was amazing . The skill the patience the ART ! Thanks for sharing boss.

[@jang3412]

Totally agree - I was with them all the way even making ''helpful' suggestions from time to time!!

[@roxieearly9484]

Me too 🥰

[@mikegrigg11]

Me too !!

[@charleshall9755]

I know they were wore out after that...

[@onegurl9]

It's a art. The guys that do chainsaw work are hard workers.

[@maurinemalone2503]

Tears😢for the tree it was. Respect to the men for their tenacity.

[@user-ug6wt5kt1i]

Респект и уважение молодым людям, которые так аккуратно работают. Очень приятно смотреть! Не важно что там нашли, важен сам процесс, молодцы! ❤

[@user-sn8lv7qi4e]

Потрясающе!!! Я получила удовольствие, наблюлая за тем как вы работаете.... Отличная технология.... Вы просто умники!!!! Золотые руки. Куча спилов для поделок (столешниц ++) . Респект!!!

[@Serebriannaja]

А мне б такую досочку на кухню))

[@joanhayes3059]

Ok bit better temperature down but still knackered but better than this morning .love yer mum xxx

[@franksmith4209]

​@@Serebriannajaaa de Po no. En lo vkoj

[@Serebriannaja]

@@franksmith4209 не поняла, что вы написали, автоматический переводчик не разобрал.

[@user-qx3le3tf8w]

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[@Deny534]

Такой пнище, да ещё и дубовый, очень тяжело пилить. Плюс ещё находки - инородные предметы, которые вросли в ствол и корневище дуба. Я увидел два камня, приличной величины и какая-то железяка, торчащая из пня. Ребята, вы молодцы, здорово потрудились, благо есть сопутствующие инструменты и всякие приспособления, которые хоть как-то облегчают работу. Спасибо 🙏 вам наиогромнейшее, за ваш нелёгкий труд. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@user-ty7wm7mn6s]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏❤️

[@ossieedmonds6510]

What in the world is in there.

[@Orcinus1967]

A metal detector is your best friend when milling wood.

[@D-EagleMachines-on6dg]

Shocked by the discovery at the base of an ancient oak tree. Nature always has a way of surprising us. Can't wait to dive into the details! 🌳😮

[@user-et5tg3pc7g]

Как приятно смотреть как работает мастер своего дела,браво,первый раз вижу такие пилы они такие большие😃👍

[@user-ut5cw6lp5y]

Какой мастер,это извращенец, ему до мастера далеко.

[@user-gk5xh4zg7u]

@@user-ut5cw6lp5y Василий Свищев, покажи как нужно.

[@user-oo8mf2dj6m]

Э жж ю эх з з

[@thierrytavant3474]

Bravo Monsieur pour votre patience et l'attention que vous portez à vos scies ainsi qu'au chêne qui ne se rend pas facilement encore bravo

[@francissandovaldejesus]

Oak table is nice inside a house, good job!

[@user-mj6qp8rc7b]

Как мне жаль, что исчезла с лица Земли эта красота, его мощь, желуди, ажур его листьев, тень, укрывающая в жару спутника, и просто древнее, шикарное дерево, к тому же вовсе не порченное...😢 😢😢

[@cloelisehp8185]

Il devait être magnifique cet arbre imagine tout ce qu'il a vu

[@user-jx8zc7tx3q]

Я восхищена мощью этого дуба,это сколько нужно времени,чтобы вырастить из жёлудя что-то подобное!

[@gnmoore9113]

the tree was pulled out of the ground by something - maybe a big storm

[@user-px2je1iu7g]

Боже мой всё у вас есть и потрясающие инструменты и мастерство нет только преклонения перед величием природы

[@user-xn5xj9nl8u]

Мозгов у них нет!

[@user-lb1nx4dh9f]

BOLNO SMOTRET.......ETO KINO.......

[@user-bw6ts4ui6c]

Правителей надо призывать икитайцев перед величием, природы , а эти просто гнилой дуб ликвидируют с...

[@user-em5vh2mo3i]

Вот такие же трудолюбивые ребята мастерски истребили секвои и каори.... 👍супер!

[@user-ol8ec7nq2u]

I’m exhausted from watching them work. My dad was a lumberjack. I watched him cut down a million trees. This thee was so stubborn. This man is amazing. He has to to be very strong to use those huge long chain saws. He must have muscle strong as steel. I admire his work load I couldn’t stop watching this video. Amazing work.

[@user-ol8ec7nq2u]

I never did find out what was shocking. The video disappeared. At one point I thought I saw the head and tusk of an elephant. I’m sure I was wrong. But I have never seen a group of men, work so hard in cutting down a tree…. or should I say three trees grown together❣️

[@user-mf1pk7km1v]

​@@user-ol8ec7nq2uЭти мужчины не просто рубят вековой дуб, а изготовят из этих великолепных спилов прекрасные столы.

[@kasturiswami784]

Never know what was shocking at the end The cutting itself was enough!

[@eucliduschaumeau8813]

@@user-ol8ec7nq2u I thought I saw a human skull at one point. It's at 45:32 when he looks inside.

[@robertoariascortes2410]

Es un solo árbol que ya creciendo fueron haciéndose ramas y por eso hay que irle limpiando en las uniones pues puede haber hasta unos clavos, fierros, hasta dinero esconden en México hasta 1952 hubo el primer banco y antes la gente escondía su dinero hasta en los huecos de los arboles

[@leslieslaughter1503]

I enjoyed this enormously! It took me to my childhood listening, and watching my Dad saw wood❤️. Miss u Dad❤️

[@AV8R_1]

This sound for me meant I was going to spend the entire day lugging firewood. I HATED the sound of a chainsaw as a kid. I spent my childhood lugging firewood or rocks for stonewalls. It sucked. Ironically, as an adult, I love doing my yard work, and would rather do ten hours working in the woods than one hour scrubbing showers and toilets in the house.

[@imolamisenheimer1881]

​@@AV8R_1what was the "shocking find"??!! I must have missed it!

[@user-wb5mf9dl5e]

​@@AV8R_1😊

[@user-yh8nw8cy1x]

Я тоже смотрела .мне очень понравилось Настоящие мужчины такие терпеливые не то что у меня муж.спасибо дай бог вам силы и здоровья .. привет из узбекистана

[@user-ik2ip7id7s]

Столько труда вложено!!!!! А потом мы еще жалуемся, что изделия из такого дерева дорогие: так сами попробуйте!😂 Молодцы!!!❤

[@quiteriafelix9636]

Há como eu queria uma tábua dessa amo madeira, e está é muito linda, a natureza é perfeita, e viva Deus o dono da perfeição ❤❤❤

[@miroslavstoichevici3947]

😅😅😮

[@annfrancis5789]

Just fast forward to the end and you will see what appears to be an axe in the trunk. Hardly amazing.

[@verabotha2100]

Thanks😂

[@naula7]

Warched on 5 seconds, then came to comment. Why is this man not wearing safety goggles?

[@rosiewilson374]

What an incredible find and what a glorious tree this must have been. Look at the rings on each stump. The history that happened as it grew. Whoever buys furniture made from this tree will have history in their home.

[@alexandrafisherdechazelles8530]

Just stones…

[@gemini8966]

Whatever is embedded in the tree must have been in the soil at the time and the tree grew around it. As for the age, I think, now, they can do a DNA to determine the age of the tree and what family it belongs to.

[@user-ex5xm9xp8j]

Ya me canso de ver cómo no llegan nunca a enseñarnos el añazgo 😂

[@ArlineNeftleberg]

Stroke

[@dannybowman7792]

Ain't that the truth. The stories that it could tell if the trees could talk.

[@galinalitvinova2320]

Труд этих ребят не их лёгких. Но это работа их. А что касается дерева, оно великолепно, фактура, эти извилены, чудо и красота природы. Осень жаль что оно погибло или погубили намеренно возможно, хочется верить что они заработают, а дерево в спилах, доведённое до совершенства будет жить ещё долго и радовать ценителей прекрасного. Я бы хотела иметь такую частичку, оно будет жить дальше и пусть дальнейшая судьбы уже разрозненого дерева будет уютной, тёплой и счастливой!

[@marianarazybura1931]

17:13

[@user-lo8gw4mn6o]

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[@user-bf9qj2hm3q]

Заинтри.ґовали

[@user-bf9qj2hm3q]

​@@user-lo8gw4mn6oто

[@user-go1mu7ff4x]

Це, правда,зацікавилии😅

[@deborahsteele1525]

Even after being dissected, it remains a quietly supreme and grand creation of naturel! 🙏🌿

[@bbsamazon]

It’s amazing to me the measuring and calculating and Jerry-rigging this guy did to get this stump cut down!

[@user-fe5oy8sd2v]

Да упорства и упрямство Вам не занимать.БРАВО!!!!❤❤❤Жаль что пришлось расколоть этот красивый пласт.

[@kevintaylor1928]

I am absolutely amazed and enthralled watching this young man do his magic with that gigantic oak stump! WOW!

[@user-ow8yk7bo6h]

Козлыщ

[@valquiria1916]

😂w

[@piergiorgiocardin2542]

Lò mi

[@sandgrownun66]

What. Use a chainsaw and some wedges?

[@chrisbrand2942]

​@@sandgrownun66. I gather the wedges were to stop the saw kerf from closing up and jamming the blade?

[@user-lq8vd4vo9q]

Smooth move there handsome!😮 That looked like that hurt!!! That stump is absolutely amazing....excellent find darlin and the slab you cut last when you hit below the belt showed you all had your work cut for ya!! I'm watching the entire segment.....got to be worth it...."huh?"😊❤

[@basshunter8206]

Not as stated. All I saw them find was a rock inside of it that kept killing their saw blade, than later it was a piece of metal of some kind. Actually it was boring, big waste of my time.

[@timothytrespas]

Sad to see an old groth die. Thank you for bringing use and beauty out of death. Amazing work!

[@ronholt1604]

Can't believe I watched this whole thing

[@luigicartei5096]

Se non ci credi allora cosa hai visto ?@@ronholt1604

[@luigicartei5096]

L'albero era già morto. Non puoi averlo visto morire.

[@ritacistone6654]

❤

[@user-fr4gl6io7v]

Ну и долго мы будем смотреть, как пилят?😀и где чудо?

[@user-ko6yn2pg4e]

Очень жаль это великолепное дерево..

[@ursulapreenja4794]

Das sehe ich auch so. Mir blutet das Herz, wenn ich so etwas sehe.

[@user-vo2pc6os8f]

That was cool as hell to watch, veteran right there

[@user-sv5bo7mg5t]

I still dont know what was inside the trunk but facinating to watch. Thanks for the entertainment.

[@hortense2327]

WHATWAS IN SIDE?? YOU NEVER SAID A THING MADE ME DEPRESS . ALL FOR NOTHING. 😢😢😢😢😢

[@ddbbloch4457]

@@hortense2327I think it was a fence post... and how it could be worth 10s of thousands of dollars?? I have no idea.

[@ninakuskova1186]

Какая тяжелая работа, так может работать только молодой физически выносливый человек👍

[@alexfly4244]

Что ты несешь.

[@user-hv5gv6xz6h]

Выносливый и настырный :)))

[@jennifermcdonald5432]

I can’t believe how beautiful it is. I’ll bet there’s thousands of woodworkers drooling all over their screens right now!

[@ccorbin83]

I’m not a woodworker, but I was drooling over the slabs thinking about how beautiful a coffee table could be made from one of them.

[@Bear2U]

​@@ccorbin83I was drooling thinking about a coffee sitting on one 😉

[@hlalakar4156]

I have to admit, I'm more than a little aroused.

[@theresaalvarez131]

What a beautiful table with resin

[@user-zj3sd3pk1l]

❤❤❤пень совсем сухой, дуб упал давно - давно. Его купил кто то из дизайнеров. Ребята получили заказ на распил именно в продольном формате. Их потом обра ботают, отполируют и продадут как столешницы в каком- нибудь креативном дизайне. Стоимость их прилична. Этому населенному пункту пень не нужен. Этим деятелям достойно оплатили их тяжелый труд! Удачи!

[@smallfootprint2961]

Love the way he rigged the ladder to create consistent thickness, and keep it level. The old tree lives on in whatever they make with the wood. Wish they'd wear eye protection.

[@JimLay-mv2rq]

Dead is dead. Trees don't live on as furniture. No one remember the tree that made there chairs. Or whatever. They only remember the furniture. Unless maybe they cut it down and made it themselves. Then they might remember the tree. But it is still dead. Once it is cut down it stops living

[@bonniemeads6056]

Hasn't any protective gear on.

[@nacalosc]

Drzewo lezace na ziemi i okryte mchem jest nadal zywe. Komunikuje z innymi drzewami przez system mykoryz tak jak wtedy gdy jeszcze stalo prosto.@@JimLay-mv2rq .Nawet bez lisci jest zywione przez czlonkow swojej grupy drzew ktore maja liscie.

[@j.g.campbell3440]

​@@JimLay-mv2rqTheir rings continue to speak, though dead. These slabs would make great coffee tables or wall hangings and people could read the rings which testify to forest fires, climate disturbances, etc. Also, as somebody pointed out in the comments, the first windstorms of the rainy season often topple trees, uprooting the root. This is a better monument to the memory of the once majestic tree than unceremoniously splitting it up into scraps of firewood.

[@Shawn-yp9ic]

@@JimLay-mv2rq Thanks Jim, Im very glad to see someone say exactly what I was about to and put a stomp on the silly false crap people say, hear, or read and even tho they know its utter horse shit they regurgitate the stupid crap cause they were somehow impressed when they heard it. Nothing "lives on" after its dead, it doesn't matter one bit that someone screwed up and killed themselves "doing what they loved", and dead people are not "resting", they are dead. Even if a dead person was just resting how do you know he wasn't resting in peace already, or that he wanted to rest in peace? He might have been totally bored resting peacefully and wanted to rest in another mode but every time he got there some do-good a-hole comes along and with limited mental acumen wants to show everyone how kind and thoughtful he is and grants him to rest in peace again. I feel similarly about all these do-gooders who claim to be blessing advisors to god. With next to no info about someone they post "god bless him" but post it to us so we know what a nice person he is, maybe god just monitors him at all time waiting for him to instruct god on who to bless? What if he's like me and doesnt think much about a mass murdering god who tortures people and doesnt want blessings from someone who put a guilt trip on us about why his son was executed (not much of gods that neither of them could do anything about it but cry (JC) and blame people not born yet (big daddy), and the whole time he knew his cry-baby son wasnt even dead! He just got a free ride home and was sitting right beside him while he lied about him being dead and told us we're born guilty of crap. What nonsense!

[@pamharden7205]

Good to see there are still hardworking men out there doing things of this nature

[@ludmilafedosenko9457]

А что там было ?

[@DavidSeddon-lb2zo]

I agree. Although I'm seeing some rocks and what looks like a t post. Maybe. I once cut into a hard maple and hit a flat file that must have been in a notch and the tree grew around it. You never know

[@joyfray1729]

That is surely a great find a lot of table tops from that stump .beautiful tables will be made i am sure.❤

[@91004941]

What was shocking? No, it was amazing!

[@Sunshinebandit285]

Anyone who has ever questioned the price of these pieces of art should watch this as the work and patience of the men are remarkable ❤

[@KayInMaine]

Agree!

[@ursulapreenja4794]

Der Baum war ein Kunstwerk!

[@martineastburn3679]

I had a number of scrap logs of Redwood that were on my land after moving into a new house. A guy with a Sawzall came and did a fantastic job. Only one bad thing. In a nice 7' (short) 24" log that yielded nice lumber for me, he found a RIFLE ! Someone had leaned the old black power on a Redwood tree and likely died before getting to it. The tree grew around it. Stock wood gone but the steel was there and cost him a blade. That was a find ! So was yours.

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

Wowza! What a great story that old gun could tell!

[@hilarylaw8415]

Wow! Just wow...what was left of a whole damn gun!?

[@martineastburn3679]

@@hilarylaw8415 Howdy - just rusty metal. Redwood is very acidic and is tough on tools and other plants. Tanic acid used in tanning hides.

[@maureenburrows3431]

The huge tree, looks magnificent, how did a rock get into it ...? I am a townie so cannot imagine.....beautiful rings within this wonderful old tree. Would love something made from it.......well done chaps......l❤❤❤❤😂😂😂

[@Orcinus1967]

A rock, in the ground, is surrounded by tree roots. A rock, on the side of a hill, rolls downhill and lands in the crook of a tree. The tree grows around the rock. It's not that hard to imagine. Try harder.

[@GinnyWelch-wl4nj]

trees grew around the rock when the small trees were barely started and newly green and very responsive to whatever light they got and could grow in response to.

[@blakedremin1475]

Hello gentlemen, I'm writing to you from San Diego, California, USA. I have a thought that might help you if you might want to consider it in the future. I see you guys pounding the heck out of wedges. Here in the United States, we have something called the jaws of life. Construction companies use them, and fire departments use them. This might be a viable option in the future. Since you do so much of this operation for your livelihood I watch your Channel all the time I think it's fantastic I'm old I'm disabled now but I remember when I was young like you to be able to do those wonderful things. Enjoy your life gentleman while you still have it while you're still young. Blake Dremin Yes my grandfather was born in Russia he was a great architect and spoke nine languages

[@danielpetrovich8797]

Jaws of life will do nothing here

[@gadbearr]

We lived next to a golf course for many years. We had several old Cedar trees that needed to be removed. When they cut the trees down the stumps had golf balls inside of them where they were hit into the tree and fell down into the branches. Over the years the trees grow around the golf balls. When they were cut the stumps had half golf balls left in the stump. They appeared to look like boiled eggs cut in half.

[@user-gc6li2bv3u]

😂😂😂

[@pierrettea.6662]

C’est agréable de voir un homme qui connaît son travail et le fait à la perfection. Super beau travail. Bravo!

[@tonics7121]

Pure clickbait.

[@dianeuranowski3694]

Thank you very much@@tonics7121

[@user-xi2hh2hj5c]

​@@tonics7121português

[@user-cz7je9ky2h]

Кромсает красивое и редкое дерево😢!

[@luigicartei5096]

Non distruggono un albero !!! Dove lo vedi l'albero ?? Tagliano solo malamente il ceppo e le radici.@@user-cz7je9ky2h

[@michaelgoble8200]

I wish we could have seen the original tree. It must have been very impressive.

[@kevinking1391]

Love this brand of saws. We have 25 inch saw of that brand. But the last few years we like their battery chainsaw models for smaller branches too.

[@michaelk5976]

It's amazing! Such a majestic tree, it must be hundreds of years old! And the axe head must been stuck there for centuries! Truly amazing! ❤

[@Orcinus1967]

Count the rings. The tree is maybe 53 years old?

[@michaelk5976]

@@Orcinus1967 Sounds a bit small, but okay. That's probably due to the fact that four trees seem to have grown into one. In any case, it is breathtaking, looks amazing!

[@Orcinus1967]

Trees grow separate trunks all the time. Have you ever been out of a city? Counted the rings on a tree or piece of lumber? @@michaelk5976

[@malgorzataweglowski9704]

this oak was probably around 400 years old...oak grows very slow.

[@HWPcville]

Where was the axe head? I only saw what looked like rusty angle iron right near the end of the video. My guess is it was a property line marker and the tree eventually grew and expanded around it.

[@user-jc8ud6xe9r]

Beautiful wood. Can’t wait to see what is made out of these pieces. There is beauty in everything God has created. Thank you for saving such a treasured tree. Great job from America.

[@user-te4dh6vy9g]

It's called persistence. Great work ethics God bless y'all

[@milliekallio6424]

I listened to a story about a tree, a poliman and his police dog. The dog and officer were both injured in an investigation. Officer was off work for a long time and his dog retired and given to another home (usually the officer can keep the retired dog) . The new dog owner had the dog at a park and the dog alerted to a large tree. They Investigated the tree and it had the previous police officers uniform dressed in a dummy. A threat against the officer and the Sept wanted the duo separated as they were good cops. The bad egg was apprehended and the dog reunited to his officer. Only bad was the new dog owner however there are more dogs that need a loving home.

[@user-ob3ix4ru9m]

Я такого терпения и спокойствия еще не видела). Я восхищена!

[@Kappa-33]

Так русские же парни! ❤❤❤

[@vadimvvv7601]

Будешь тут терпеливым когда каждый такой блин продается за тыщи баксов

[@grokeffer6226]

An Elm tree died from Dutch Elm disease in a yard adjacent to where I used to live. It had been *HUGE*. I imagined what interesting tables could have been made from its' lower-most trunk. It ended up just rotting, getting a large hive of Honeybees for a while, and eventually was bulldozed or removed some other way after we moved away. It's a shame. That tree was hundreds of years old. 🌳

[@arthurmapy844]

48:40

[@colinelliott5629]

They used to be used for breakwaters because of their resistance to seawater.

[@jocelyngarvin188]

And the bees suffered as well.😢

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[@MinnieSpencer]

That is a shame and I didn't know that about that type of wood

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한 편의 영화를 보는것 같네요. 당신의 집념과 끈기, 그리고 승부욕에 경의를 표합니다.

[@barbaragholston8929]

I admire your work. Thank you for sharing 😊.