Dangerous Fastest Chainsaw Cutting Tree Machine Skills - Heavy Biggest Felling Tree Machine Working

Dangerous Fastest Chainsaw Cutting Tree Machine Skills - Heavy Biggest Felling Tree Machine Working
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[@bonsai5753]

The smaller trees being cut down were fine but seeing that 500+ year old tree being cut down was hard. So much life

[@shanedunn7475]

Look at the black inside and the pith left on the stump, tree was dying and hollowing out

[@bonkeydollocks1879]

Was dead inside

[@deeredude]

Seeing small trees go is fine but ones that have been around 500+ years should be left untouched.

[@JayAlastor]

if an oak is 400+ years old its called a great oak/grand oak tree. meaning their seeds have planted the forest around it self.

[@GigglyardoYT]

why?

[@Czyb20]

Well this is life and this is humanity if you want to complain then complain to God for creating such beings and one day you will come back to this comment and thank me.

[@thedeeznuts]

It is dead, might as well make use of it and plant more life in its current spot.

[@randomusernameCallin]

Larger trees can hinder other trtee from growing. Well care for forest required cutting tree and allowing new trees to grow.

[@nathancoldsnow475]

I wonder: Does technology enable us to replant or build or create just as quickly and efficiently? I think I'd be more impressed by that.

[@Nidhoggrr]

Replanting has never been difficult to do efficiently......It's the growing that takes forever.

[@devinstallworth1558]

do you think they have machines just as fast to replants treess ?

[@blatherskyt]

Welcome to this planet, new here? Break a bone, months to heal Cut yourself, weeks to heal One dictator can kill millions And so on, and so on… to infinity Welcome to Earth.

[@allenmcdaniel1470]

BRAVO- GREAT OBSERVATION about WHERE our FOCUS IS! EXTRACTION ALWAYS SEEMS to TAKE the LEAD- and to our greedy discredit, sadly RESTORATION, CLIMATE, HEALTHY FORESTS...A Distant Second. Or Fifth.

[@FRLN500]

@@allenmcdaniel1470 Don't be so sanctimonious. You wipe your butt with toilet paper made from trees just like most people do, and I bet you don't recycle that paper either.

[@lewischacon6009]

Almost seems sacrilegious tearing down one of those old sleeping giants.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

it is. it's fucked up. that's been there for how many thousands of years? and we just tear it down for another f*cking Wal-mart

[@Lastashio]

@@nofurtherwest3474 it was dead and rotting it'd fall over in a half decent wind gust in a few years

[@nofurtherwest3474]

@@Lastashio We need to demolish buildings and restore the land to forests as it has always been. Ok, for real though I'm not a nutcase. But where there are abandonded buildings like malls, let at least tear those down.

[@azamicho2519]

@@Lastashio no

[@109367]

@@azamicho2519 You can see after it falls over that it's rotten in the center of the trunk, it was dead

[@tombrenner4418]

Your cutting down a treasure to your country.

[@brandonbowerstx]

Those pine trees are 20 years replaceable forest farm trees. That huge tree at the beginning was already dying inside (rotted core) and was cut down for safety (note the chains). The money made off those exotic pieces (the OLD growth tree) will pay for more trees to grow.

[@gladegoodrich2297]

Good story but dont believe a word of it!

[@brandonbowerstx]

@@gladegoodrich2297 : That's because you don't grow trees as a hobby / living. I do. It's in the property owner's economic self-interest to grow more trees.

[@iamtheoffenderofall]

What treasure? A rotted tree about to fall anyway?

[@brandonbowerstx]

@@iamtheoffenderofall : Actually there is a LOT of good wood in that tree (tables, sculpture, objects d'art, etc) but the heartwood at the base of the tree was jacked. Good enough sawmill and you could make single 6' wide x 6" x 24' planks of that material each of which would sell for huge amounts of money. Boardroom tables and the ultrarich LOVE that kind of rare wood material.

[@laurids2007]

The first video broke my heart.... such a huge and beautiful tree....it took hundreds of years to grow and in a few minutes..... ceased to exist. I don't have the words to describe my pain... 💔😢😭

[@SageandDust]

A tree that size? Thousands, maybe. Humanity is a scourge.

[@3D1ofakind]

I'm usually not one to fall in this category but I do have to agree

[@Lehanna]

I used to think like that, until I realized that the only things that care about humans breaking things... is other humans.

[@minimushrom]

@@Lehanna You should read the new IPCC Climate Report...

[@nathanlawrence4039]

@@SageandDust If you look again that tree was dead and was infecting the other trees around it so maybe dont call your own race a scourge for doing something good blind asshole

[@honeyrudh7906]

We only found machine cut the tree in 1 minute, we couldn't found tree growing machine, we wait years for they growth

[@hankwilliams2569]

Learn english

[@dj-nr8nm]

Yes, unless you grow something you don't understand. Think twice about building new when you can use old structures, wood, etc.. We don't plant trees for ourselves but for the next generation.

[@ArifIkhwan-if4fp]

And God is laughing watching whats human beeing made... "Do what you want, and you will later runs and out of oxygen in the future", He said...

[@jimbaldacchino3755]

I'm no tree hugger but what a beautiful tree

[@sylviajohnson8454]

Was~

[@frznrrfan.frznrrfan102]

Was rotten..

[@brendanm1248]

Great click bait! I'm so happy I didnt get to see the one thing that I wanted to. Thank you!

[@absoluteblue3567]

I see alot more of this nonsense more than usual, what's the point?

[@handcrafted30]

This comment saved me precious minuets

[@CooManTunes]

I thumbs-downed this video and deleted the view from my watch history, so all the uploader got was a thumbs-down from me. I'm sure the worthless nobody feels accomplished. :'D

[@gwakenjoyer9391]

@@CooManTunes actually the view, commenting, the like and the dislike contributes to good publicity. The only way to not help the creator is just to not watch the video.

[@johnrhardin6460]

@@handcrafted30 me too

[@kommanderkeen]

Cutting these ancient trees is a complete madness

[@Broockle]

how can anyone upvote this video

[@lewlux5561]

Maybe it was a sick tree.

[@CooManTunes]

Do something about it, instead of posting stupid comments and pictures of yourself.

[@martintekula]

@@CooManTunes like what? what did you do?

[@LewisBennett]

most of the trees in this video are not ancient, they are young trees in a plantation that have been grown for timber or firewood. They will be replaced with new saplings which will grow until they are mature enough to be felled

[@tyharris9994]

The Lorax is not pleased.

[@complimentarycontemplation1873]

I’m no tree hugger but this video reminds me of lord of the rings where they were tearing down forests. Some commentary about the industrial revolution. But the machines are crazy efficient. Too bad about the wild life having to move.

[@tyharris9994]

The Lorax is living under a freeway overpass now.

[@BobbyTucker]

We all know that "tearing down of the forests" was 'CGI'.

[@philipbohi983]

Damn….when the Cyberdyne Systems “prophecy” from The Terminator comes true, these are the machines I’ll be avoiding the most.

[@og697]

We all gonna die hehe

[@mrhoffame]

There is no place to hide! You think your wooden front door will offer any protection? LOL

[@alialiayyy]

😄😄

[@alialiayyy]

They'll give you a quick death at least

[@tyharris9994]

@@mrhoffame No, but the quicksand outside my door will. Fracking toasters!

[@hun73rentertainment76]

First tree was really huge... Destruction is very easy, construction takes ages!!

[@majortom8990]

Growth like that takes 250+ years, probably more. For us a generation is about 20 years. If we keep breeding idiots, our grandchildren will live in a desert. Fucking stupid.

[@TboneR-jy5sp]

@@majortom8990 you do know that with old growth like that they only take dead or dying trees. Why let it go to waste... careful who you call stupid

[@majortom8990]

@@TboneR-jy5sp nope.

[@majortom8990]

@@TboneR-jy5sp we live in a stupid world where rich people corner folks to make them say stupid shit.

[@majortom8990]

@@TboneR-jy5sp or believe a likewise quantity and perhaps much less quality of the same garbage product.

[@bob456fk6]

These machines are incredible!! I didn't know such machines even existed. That one at 14:50 looks so much like a human with super strength the way it "hugs" the tree and then tosses it aside 🙂

[@Thequietone974]

I come from family with a long line of saw miller’s in the US, never seen such machines either. Very impressive …

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[@scottg62g]

This first tree just seconds in is the most gorgeous tree I could ever imagine. RIP

[@longlowdog]

It was rotten at the bottom. It had had bands placed round it to prevent splitting that extended its life somewhat but would eventually kill it by cutting through the bark. By felling it before it became truly rotten throughout some timber could be harvested to pay for ongoing forest maintenance and it could be felled in the least damaging direction with regards to the surrounding trees. The days when forestry looked no further than the end of the day's profit margin are long gone and it along with the bluefin tuna industry are the most highly regulated industries in the first world. The future is the keyword now and management has evolved greatly.

[@longlowdog]

@@Dr_b_ 3rd world countries have issues that we haven't needed to worry about for a century. We can't judge a country where living conditions are a century behind us for doing the exact same thing we did 100 years ago.

[@longlowdog]

@@Dr_b_ so we get a first world existence and they get to remain impoverished because we have 21st century sensibilities whilst they are living in squalor? What recompense do you propose to allow development in resource poor countries if we condemn their profitable activities?

[@coffeecup1196]

@@Dr_b_ If you had to pick between starving your family for a day and cutting down a 100 year old tree, in a country where a dozen other people would be happy for the opportunity for work and a paycheck if you don't take it, what would you choose? Not saying mass deforestation is ok; it's a real issue that needs to be addressed, but there are a lot of people in the world who have to pick between morals and survival every day and its not exactly fair to blame them outright.

[@MattGoesOutside]

This

[@hasnat3326]

This kind of makes me sad to see these trees go down

[@GibbHuckley]

Fucking Humans!!! Destroying such beautiful trees centuries old is madness.

[@justingravitter4258]

Just try wiping your ass with plastic toilet paper 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@trainliker100]

Modern forest management in developed countries isn't what most people think it is. A hundred years ago there were things like clear cutting and damage to the water table and such. Today, there is forest management. For extremely old growth, they may only take out some of the trees as they plant new ones. (Remember, millions of old growth trees have eventually died off and fallen over before man was ever there to do it.) For faster growing varieties, forestry is akin to farming. It is a renewable resource. You should ask for paper bags, not plastic bags. That said, forestry is indiscriminate in some parts of the world still. But most certainly not everywhere.

[@yaykruser]

@@trainliker100 yeah, but in developed countrys there are no untouched forests anymore.

[@trainliker100]

@@yaykruser That is totally false. Over 20% of forests in the United States have never been logged. 80% of those are in national forests and national parks.

[@Luisp0t]

Can’t believe what trees in the forests have to go through

[@majortom8990]

Yeah, depending on what you are getting at. For me, that's criminal. At least cut them down with your own hands, but better not at all.

[@tatfly5779]

@viral videos everything you have electricity a home warmth is due to the honest work of these men who afterwards work on restoring forest so the can harvest again.If you call this criminal go live in a cave without fire,or make an iglu.Ungrateful hyppocrites.

[@algorithym_boss9551]

@@tatfly5779 agreed. Wanna know why California has all these fires that are so terrible for the environment? Because they tried to keep the forests untouched. It's actually very healthy for the forest to get a makeover now and then or else it will have a huge amount of deadfall which is perfect tinder. Also, yes there is too much carbon in the air, but carbon is necessary to produce clouds and rain. The only reason we know about climate change is because these men here laid the groundwork on what we live. As mentioned earlier if it weren't for these men, we'd be living in caves with and average life expectancy of 20 yrs

[@shakalalalalkh1098]

You hypocrite SOBs!!! These men bust their backs to provide for their families and your worried about some f*ckin trees???? Even from a pragmatic POV they will plant the trees again for the business to continue This is how humanity evolved, by harnessing nature, not by being some smartass sitting on his butt judging real men!!

[@stevethedweeb9525]

Its......a.....tree.

[@carlosm6311]

The machines are definitely impressive. However, the operators that do their work so smoothly & make it look so easy, that's remarkable! At the very end, stacking two trees in one grab by opening the lower jaws, seamlessly alternating the upper jaws before closing both flawlessly around two trees.....WOW!

[@willfultrain6779]

Wow that first tree was enormous

[@johnny666]

Cant wait until i find a video of a machine that plants trees and grows em in 5 mins :D

[@KAMAKAZE_ZC]

Always easier to destroy then to create. Human beings are very good at both.

[@tyharris9994]

They should be working on redwoods that grow to maturity in a year instead of humanizing bat viruses.

[@tobiasziesmann1720]

That first tree was basically priceless based on its age and health. The many sides of greed Tree farms are a lot better for the environment because the land is reused and trees are only grown for a specific amount of time before being cut.

[@MegaTmoore11]

the first tree was rotted from the inside out

[@ethanelectric1024]

@@MegaTmoore11 u think they are going to go around doing ultrasound testing to random trees to figure out which one are going 2 die in another 100 years.

[@Greippi10]

@@ethanelectric1024 No, the tree will show external signs once the rot has progressed far enough, and this one was at least 1/3 rotten so it will definitely show (the top of the tree is probably dead). But you could probably do an ultrasound test too if you wanted to. There's very little business interest in felling rotten trees. This one may just as well be from a protected area such as a national park, and the reason for not letting nature take its course might as well be that it's close to a trail for instance and they want it down in a planned manner. It may also cause damage to surrounding old trees, so in a way this might protect other trees. But who knows.

[@ethanelectric1024]

@@Greippi10 great thinking skills

[@zachzhou5367]

Believe it or not, a rapid growing tree adds more oxygen to the atmosphere than a grown old tree. For a tree to add oxygen into atmosphere, it needs to be growing or adding in mass.

[@user-hd2nx9nc4j]

The gear every homesteader needs!. This equipment is incredible, I could watch this all day..

[@Ghostdog4]

The sheer strength and power of that machine that fells debarks de-limbs cuts to length and stacks is amazing

[@dbyers3897]

They can make machines that do just about anything. Except shut her up.

[@ayushmanpandey3050]

I felt bad when tree was being cut 😔

[@wjbrooks19]

Especially the big one the beginning. It is what it is.

[@CentralHighland]

It's a hollow tree, they have to cut it down to make sure it's not gonna hurt anyone or any animals around.

[@robdisco9287]

ME TOO IT MAKES ME FEEL LIKE CUTTING THEM WITH THERE OWN SHYT THUMBS DOWN

[@marcellusaurelius7516]

@DeepRootsFilms meat on legs do not live that long

[@gv327]

@D DEY Proper management will help prevent fires. But the way we do it, "stopping fires" just lets the brush build up creating even more massive fires in the future. People like to blame the massive forest fires in the west on "Global Warming" but really...its what i just said.

[@akniznik]

"Hey Look, the most majestic thing I have ever seen in my life!". 'Okay, i had my fill of awesome. Someone fetch the chainsaw.'

[@michaelr8715]

One of the most ignorant comments I have ever seen

[@akniznik]

@@michaelr8715 Kindly elaborate. Do you take my statement to mean i approve of cutting down the tree? or are you diametrically opposed to the concept of using sarcasm to make a point?

[@michaelr8715]

@@akniznik I take your comment as someone who thinks it's a travesty to ever cut down a tree. A vast majority of the time this type of tree cutting is done for a legitimate reason that isn't clear cutting a rainforest. My guess is the comment was in regards to the first tree cut in the video since it's a redwood. If you watch you'll notice the tree is completely rotted in the middle. It was cut for safety

[@akniznik]

@@michaelr8715 I appreciate the feedback. Your original comment made no attempt to enlighten me. That is definitely a good reason to chop down that tree.

[@phild8095]

I've hiked through places that have been logged with heavy equipment like this. The scale of devastation is mind blowing.

[@pseudokowski]

These jerks don't see past their nose and don't care about anything but money.

[@hanlibal1173]

Yea and Noone pays the bills for destroying nature

[@LghTsKnJames]

There's never devastation, nature is too powerful. It'll just grow back

[@jamns07]

@@LghTsKnJames in 500 years maybe lol

[@ArifIkhwan-if4fp]

Human never stop destroying Nature... thats already written in Qur'an...

[@lincolnchains3731]

That tree obviously had it coming. It can't just stand there for all those years and think it can get away with it.

[@Pillow_Princess]

Exactly! You get it. I mean, who did it think it was? Like... "How dare you?!", you know? It deserved everything it got.

[@acemechanical275]

Thanks. You have received 50 internet virtue points, and you get to keep living your lifestyle of convenience. But it’s okay because you, like, said some stuff.

[@tedunguent156]

It's both amazing and sad how technology has made it possible to ravage a forest so easily and quickly.

[@PayasoKushen]

With a press of some buttons we are cutting our oxygen suppliers

[@Roccofan]

Forget the forest, think about the jobs in this industry, now think about every industry and all those jobs. Why do you need a Starbucks barrista to make your cup of coffee? They’re all supposed to follow a precise formula anyway, a machine can do that. We’re all in very big trouble.

[@newCoCoY6]

Human store clerks can provide the store better security. If anything goes wrong they can identify and solve it better than machines. Thats pretty much the only utility of humans, they are there to fix things that were not part of the equation. In this case, starbucks, you cant let a machine handle theft/robberies, complaints from customers, and answering menial questions like "what drink here tastes like icecream?"

[@faddedsaltz7041]

!

[@DC-jt9py]

@@PayasoKushen Unfortunately you and I both rely on wood in ours lives

[@undeadsecret]

I believe as a rule of thumb, if something has stood longer than you've been alive, you don't have the right to remove it.

[@ghaleon128]

@DeepRootsFilms Do you know many cows older than you?

[@Gr3nadgr3gory]

A world run by you would have so many decrepit buildings just rotting away, past the point of no return.

[@undeadsecret]

@@Gr3nadgr3gory i see taking things to the literal extreme is going to be a theme today. a building, was built by people therefor, those people have every right to tear it down. I'm talking about trees that are thousands of years old. in context of the video, not as a generalizm for life. took you quite the stretch to reach a point of connection there, but it's okay little buddy.. you don't have to agree with what I say, that's why it's an opinion.

[@undeadsecret]

@DeepRootsFilms yep, lots of raw, bloody, meat.

[@benevolencia4203]

If one of those machines ever becomes self-aware, we’re in trouble.

[@DrBlood-cq2cm]

How will it refuel itself?

[@benevolencia4203]

@@DrBlood-cq2cm How will it refuel itself? That’s a really good question. When it becomes self-aware it will do the same as we do, it will take steps to feed itself. Luckily I can’t imagine it consuming biological manner such as plants or animals. So it might not eat us! But it will figure it out, it will be self-aware. I have watched several humans grow from birth and I can tell you the problem is really only began when they become self-aware. Otherwise they just lay there crying. That’s why you have to pick them up and take care of them, feed them and keep them safe. So easy. So maybe artificial intelligence will have an adolescent stage where it will learn these things. That’s a really good question you asked. Thank you Dr Blood. 🕊

[@tiffanychen87]

as a 24 year old woman I have always been fascinated and in love with technology and machines. I have a collection of electronics and video games at home. I would want to learn more about these cool machines and how they work. It just looks fun.

[@johnnyutah9874]

It’s crazy to think about the men/women that actually have the brilliant minds and skills to actually invent and build these types of things

[@ritishasahu6810]

Ft

[@ShawnJonesHellion]

most these things act like robots who randomly get dropped a simple upgrade to make it seem like earth is real. you can see that in the fact that robots an computers are vastly superior to most things here an thru interrogation

[@KillerFix24]

My thoughts exactly

[@majortom8990]

To then destroy something beautiful. All loggers have tiny penises.

[@EasyBakinX]

A lot of it comes from people that do specific jobs and have ideas of how to do it easier. I used to work for company cutting down dangerous residential trees and such. The owner actually started as a teenager mowing yards and doing simple tree trimming. He he graduated college with a mechanical engineering degree and had a job lined up with Cummins, but apparently they killed the project he was going to work on. He decided to do arborist and later grew a business for lawn care and tree service. A lot of his equipment he built himself. It was a wild to work for him, cause there was always a side project.

[@matthewgough9533]

I can't get the movie 'Fargo' out of my head and how horrific it would be if they switched up the wood chipping scene for some of these.

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

03:00 Harvesting the stick crop!

[@ASM881]

“And that must be your accomplice in the WOOD CHIPPER”

[@vitoldethold4454]

Бедная Матушка Природа! 😢 Единственная польза таких машин при сносе старых деревьев в условиях города

[@christopherrogers5382]

Hated to see all those paper birch trees being cut down. They are a beautiful tree and the state tree of my old home New Hampshire.

[@df289]

Heart breaking to see those trees being felled...

[@Pferdesalami]

not when you plant new ones

[@SixaughtSix]

Does it make you feel better when places like California cater to your micro-views? They stopped forest management and now they are paying the consequences…the largest wildfires on record; billions of living creatures burning to death in the process. People burning to death. People’s entire lives going up in smoke. Proper land management is a good thing. See the bigger picture before you put in your .02

[@df289]

@@SixaughtSix Fo pal with your bollocks.

[@1alexcody]

for every tree the paper industry takedown they plant two in its...... so take a deep breath it's a renewable resource

[@chrisnewman7281]

@@1alexcody So how long do those two trees take to regrow to the same height. Imagine how much more carbon would be captured if those are the two trees were planted in addition to to replace the felled one? Shortsighted thinking killing the planet

[@vectorvec8116]

This scenario breaks my heart. Its take hundreds of years to grow such a huge tree.

[@SixaughtSix]

Does it make you feel better when places like California cater to your micro-views? They stopped forest management and now they are paying the consequences…the largest wildfires on record; billions of living creatures burning to death in the process. People burning to death. People’s entire lives going up in smoke. Proper land management is a good thing. See the bigger picture before you put in your .02

[@vectorvec8116]

@@SixaughtSix interesting hypothesis. Do you have any thing to prove the wildfires are closely related to/cased by huge tresses. Do you have any idea how much co2 such giant tree absorb every year?

[@willking6915]

That first one shook the camera hitting the ground. Amazing

[@K-ForestryMachines]

This first tree just seconds in is the most gorgeous tree I could ever imagine.

[@LtDan-lj7oj]

And NO annoying voice-over! Awesome!!! Thank you!!!

[@thaintriguing1]

Sort of like ASMR

[@user_0854x0]

O homem merece ser exinto e isso não vai levar muito tempo!

[@mirtaiglesias6878]

Pienso exactamente igual a ti

[@poonoi1968]

Meg og, men på norsk

[@pitagorasanchieta]

O QUE É MAIS PERIGOSO : URÂNIO QUE SEMPRE EXISTIU NA TERRA E NUNCA ESTRAGOU NADA, OU O BICHOMEN QUE EM QUESTÃO DE ANOS CONSEGUIRIA TRANSFORMAR A TERRA EM UM LUGAR TÃO DEMONÍACO E OSTIL QUANTO VÊNUS ???

[@pitagorasanchieta]

O QUE É MAIS PERIGOSO : URÂNIO QUE SEMPRE EXISTIU NA TERRA E NUNCA ESTRAGOU NADA, OU O BICHOMEN QUE EM QUESTÃO DE ANOS CONSEGUIRIA TRANSFORMAR A TERRA EM UM LUGAR TÃO DEMONÍACO E OSTIL QUANTO VÊNUS ???

[@D-EagleMachines-on6dg]

The skilled operator expertly handles the powerful chainsaw machine with precision and efficiency.

[@jasonthurston799]

I want to hug that beautiful tree! it probably had an ecosystem of life living on it.

[@2010Serra]

Quantos séculos levou para crescer a primeira árvore cortada e demonstrada nesse vídeo? Gostaria também de ver máquinas automáticas replantando as árvore. Será que só destruir impressiona?

[@JOSHUAHAMBLY1992]

That tree was probably 500 years old

[@mirtaiglesias6878]

Tuve la misma censacion cuánta destrucción me dio pena por los árboles y por nosotros la humanidad saludos Provincia de Buenos Aires Argentina

[@danielrabelo1617]

Verdade, esse vídeo não tem graça nenhuma. Muito triste.

[@Wally-pu2hh]

The tree was diseased you 🐈 🐈 ies

[@leftifornian2066]

Ggogogogog and hug a tree Luizz

[@kingblack4404]

8:00 that machine looks more of a decepticon then a tree cutter.

[@Abbyssallon]

well, they're efficient at least

[@desertsmeagol7073]

Lmaoo

[@golfpro5502]

Props to whoever designed it- that thing is badass.

[@elmotor698]

When it comes to woodworking, using quality tools is key to achieving professional-looking results. That's why investing in high-quality woodworking tools is a must for anyone serious about their craft.

[@workingTchr]

Love seeing this technology with one person doing the work. In poor countries you'll see a whole group of workers, each with a simple hand tool, accomplishing the same thing. And that KEEPS them poor because the productivity is so low.

[@peripheralparadox4218]

Now I know what nightmares trees are having when they sigh in the night.

[@clusterbwithkevindirmann4503]

Right?! It’s the same sigh that comes from carrots as they’re being yanked from the ground, destined for a vegan’s plate. 😜😜🤣🤣🤣

[@peripheralparadox4218]

@@clusterbwithkevindirmann4503 I take those carrots home and lull them into a false sense of security by telling them I’m a carnivore. They sigh in relief. But eventually they see the compost bucket. That’s when they really start to scream.

[@a_burk4501]

@@clusterbwithkevindirmann4503 " You see Reverend Maynard Tomorrow is harvest day and to them it is the holocaust"

[@vivianevans4956]

Our Oxygen purification systems are being destroyed!!!!

[@peripheralparadox4218]

@@vivianevans4956 there aren’t any oxygen purification systems. They release oxygen into the atmosphere, but it doesn’t purify anything.

[@mangalvnam2010]

Devastation of forests was never so easy!

[@markallenayers5510]

You see all that sh*t in the background? You know, while that ONE tree is getting cut down? It's MORE trees. Also there are things called Tree farms where they leave aaaaaallll the other trees alone. After your virtue signaling is done, let me know when your wood frame house starts to weigh on your conscience.

[@mangalvnam2010]

@@markallenayers5510 Doesn't change anything in the devastation nor in the easiness of it, though...

[@markallenayers5510]

@@mangalvnam2010 ok, I'll play ball. You have pointed out a problem, as you see it. What's your solution? What else can we use to build homes? Are you going to live by example and not live in a structure with wood in it? I'll wait...

[@mangalvnam2010]

@@markallenayers5510 It still does not change all the devastation. And, to play ball, as you say, let's be frank and admit that those who are cutting those many trees are not doing it to build their own homes or whatever such, they're in the business of, well, business, of making huge, giant, colossal profits, they cut the maximum of trees they possibly can to produce the maximum profits. And, hey, the solution is not "mine" because the problem itself also is not mine: it's everyone's, duh! Using trees reasonably to build homes and whatever else such is one thing, to cut them down by the thousands so agressively like that for predatory profits of a few social parasites is an entire other thing. Their, the people's, solution is obviously to destroy the very predatory system of irresponsible profits to build some other kind of society in its stead, one with autonomy, direct authentic democracy and with environmental responsibility, where those who cut down trees are the ones who will actually use them for their whatever suchs and suchs, and in reasonable quantities, and with responsible programs of duly reforestation etc., all things so pretty obvious that even most original ancient "primitive" inhabitants of this land (the Americas) knew very well it had be done. When trees are predatorily cut down like that, sooner or sooner yet they start to be missed, such obviousness should even be entirely out of question, but the capitalist drive for megaprofits prevents those awful predatreers of seeing the grievous mistakes they are doing to this planet's surface; and as to those like yoself that so love their consumerist hainous habits granted by that same predatory system, well, it's just of course reacting like blind newborn puppies while the environment goes the way of the dodo, I guess...

[@markallenayers5510]

@@mangalvnam2010 So, I asked you 3 questions and you answered none of them. Well, you blamed capitalism and people making money. Then you said that if the people cutting down trees were using them to build their own homes it would be ok. By your logic, 1 company cutting down trees to sell for use in building 1,000,000 homes is not ok; however 1,000,000 people cutting down trees for their own homes IS ok? In both of those scenarios trees to build 1,000,000 homes are getting cut down. The only difference is one scenario somebody has a company that makes money for doing it. How very socialist of you. Again, live by example and go cut your own trees down to build your own home. Again, I'll wait...

[@sharleenparrino2297]

100% fascinating! Hope if the remnants are left it doesn’t catch fire 🔥 or do the maintain the forest???

[@bethelle9099]

Awesome machines!!!

[@majie1018]

Wow, the size of that tree. Not going to see another one in my life time.

[@shawnstone4949]

Come to Oregon!! I can show you some… Many in fact

[@soshady9572]

Just go look some up. You didn't "see" this one in real life. What's the difference?

[@McMillanScottish]

Now, if we could only grow them back that quickly.

[@user-bp6wn4qt8b]

People share the planet. We too die and forests are actually growing faster than ever. The trees will be here when we’re not so in my view this is amazing to see what we’ve accomplished so you and I can live the way we do.

[@georgegladding8257]

Perhaps our short lives, give some of us a disservice. To gaze apon such a majestic sight in this world. We as humans truly are the most invasive creatures. Hopefully we learn to play well with others.

[@RedwolfDogrocket]

I watch Warhammer 40k channels and it's brought this up! I am not disappointed! Praise the Omnesiah!

[@simonsmith6509]

These machine amaze and terrify me at the same time and it saddens me to see massive tree's cut down especially hardwoods in the amazon

[@Aexorak]

If only they can hear those trees scream

[@marksherrill9337]

A tree is extremely heavy and to see these machines zoom through the job is just amazing.

[@kingkubus5771]

My kind of toys...since I did start off at White-hat..😎

[@vsivasubramani6456]

In this world 🌎 everything is useful for human except human for human

[@vsivasubramani6456]

@Reality Facts yeah dude

[@ufoseverywhere]

This is how aliens cleared Mars tens of millions of years ago

[@harrygrimley4352]

Fern gully. Makes me cry. You never get em back. Gone forever.

[@cherylsmith4826]

I picture the labor it took before these machines were invented. Pretty cool how they can slide the whole thing thru that stripper & cut lengths one shot- wow

[@user-bp6wn4qt8b]

Yep so many anti human people who never know hard labor will complain about the achievements man has made to save them from a brutal and short life of manual labor

[@robd4361]

That crabby attachment is all “Ima rip all your arms off!”

[@Gfysimpletons]

Looked alien…. Imagine that on a battfield

[@desertsmeagol7073]

Nah someone said it looked like a decepticon 🤣 @King Black

[@user-vj5dj2of6k]

Х зря

[@erichughes284]

It is sad to see old.growth go down.But that Stihl 881 I think is a beast .That was a dangerous cut.

[@Sunset_Travel]

Oh god that tree is over 1000 years old! I'm no Greenpeace activist and i don't mind drilling etc. but that tree is incredibly beautiful -or was (yeah cool machines)

[@johnnymclaneutah]

it was rotten tho..

[@tbluge]

I have no idea how I ended up here watching this but unless i'm missing something that is one of the saddest things i've seen in awhile. Such a shame. A 40 year old human cutting down a 1000 year old tree....and not having a problem with it. Maybe i'm missing something. Cut and harvest away , sustainable forestry...wonderful. But old growth? Really? IDK. Sad to me.

[@webwarriors8890]

Such a shame indeed

[@spudpud-T67]

True it would be sad if it wasn't rotten. See the steel cables around it to spot it collapsing on passersby. Its cut for safety reasons.

[@justdastardly]

@@spudpud-T67 %100, after re-watching it I can see the rotten core after it falls

[@epicgreen8184]

You are in fact missing something. Look at how the tree looks after it falls. It is very rotten.

[@LinaPremaPol]

I do really hope NATURE will kill humans!!!

[@keino111689]

Damn😢…..that giant tree in the beginning must have been centuries old…..that thing was monumental……and just like that, it’s was gone.

[@bonkeydollocks1879]

I think it was dead inside, all black

[@jtsharp6129]

It was dead. I thought the same as well. Why cut this beautiful gal down? All rotten inside. Had to bring her down b4 she infected the whole Forest.

[@gppwoodpeckers]

Very nice and creative, have a nice new week my friend.

[@radforduniversity6424]

Last week I cut down a 15 ft tall tree, and it feel right where I wanted it to. I was so proud of the job I did (and surprised, haha). Then I watch these guys, and I don't feel so proud anymore, haha

[@mrsseasea]

My husband works in the woods, as did his father and grandfather, on my side as well, and all you see is cut cut cut. But there is allot more to this , trees are re-planted too. If you use wood for your houses, decks, paper to write on, toilet paper to wipe with, do not complain or quit using wood products. Thank you for reading this.

[@argonwheatbelly637]

Once you get to 8:10, you start seeing Borg-like efficiency.

[@Abbyssallon]

well cutting a tree and measuring it withing half an inch tolerance in 15 seconds is pretty efficient

[@bobroch1107]

You really have to have no conscience to cut such beautiful trees. Your profession: Forest destroyers. Well done champ!

[@BobbyTucker]

This equipment is incredible, I could watch this all day.

[@mattakudesu]

Id be terrified to be near any of those highly articulated machines during a malfunction. I just keep imagining it suddenly swinging around and taking heads off left and right.

[@blessedandhappy3921]

What was the reason for cutting down such a gorgeous old tree?

[@brandonbowerstx]

The heartwood of the tree was rotted out. Safety hazard

[@WoodTopix]

Yes

[@hankb7725]

@@brandonbowerstx doubt it. just to sell the wood is my guess

[@lemon-iu7bo]

@@hankb7725 it was rotten. Go back and look

[@hankb7725]

@@lemon-iu7bo how would I be able to see inside the tree from seeing the outside lower part?

[@bober1019]

wow i know people need jobs and all but that huge tree in the bening is older than many many many generations of us and i cant say this was fun to watch.

[@worldview730]

There's no beauty in these Giant robot machines, it's more beautiful to see the human labor go into this

[@catkeys6911]

.7x speed looks to be about normal playback (based on the helium-voice talking you can sometimes hear in the background).

[@bigfishinasmallpond8389]

It’s pretty satisfying watching that claw rip the root out of the ground

[@Prime_Logos]

As someone who had to de stump and root as a kid. It pains me to see how woefully uniffenceint my methods were.

[@slax59]

Jared Diamond's book "Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed" focuses on the importance of trees.

[@watchthe1369]

The green boom pruner machine is a big deal too. No more risking a fall from a tree to run ropes to control falling branches and doing high topping stunt work to pull a a dangerous tree down.

[@loiusmonroe1146]

that's the biggest tree I've ever seen

[@rickblackwell6435]

and they cut it down to likely make toilet paper which uses no recycled fibers ...

[@rickblackwell6435]

@@dandelion7933 Ok

[@redwing1273]

Was...the biggest

[@tohrmentrixabyss1713]

I understand Wood is an essential material for us and I'm sure there are procedures in place to replant some of these areas when they have been cut but the sheer destruction capabilities of some of these machines is terrifying

[@zackwoodworking498]

Nice planning and sawing. Good harvest.

[@paulinskipukprogressive4903]

well done guys - cutting down those ancient trees

[@briansalk3233]

2:03 reminds me of the way I eat a bag of Oreos. 3:55 reminds me of how I react after drinking too much Taquila.

[@HOOFBizite]

Everything looks fast when the video is sped up.

[@ThatGadgetMatt]

I think effortless would be another way to describe it

[@GordiansKnotHere]

I love the machinery, Awesome. Cutting down old growth trees (any tree) is very upsetting and absolutely depressing to me. But I understand there are times when it must be done (safety reasons, etc...) though...

[@jdove82]

Hydraulics are one of the most underrated inventions of the industrial revolution.

[@johnferrari3821]

Broke my heart watching that first tree felled ,should never be allowed.

[@chrisbanbury]

It was clearly dead already. Maybe even killed by the chains that were intended to prevent it from being cut down.

[@janandersen8735]

@@chrisbanbury Or even better, wait until the next forest fire comes by when it can go up like a candle and makes the fire even worse.

[@tomblount5635]

Looked like it was hollow. I don't like seeing old growth cut either. But if you don't thin it out then the young can't grow

[@spudpud-T67]

@@chrisbanbury The steel cables were to hold the base together to stop it splitting and collapsing. It was felled for safety reasons.

[@bdawg5855]

I’m pretty sure one of these trees are going to make my divorce papers

[@Fryman239]

Now that's funny

[@LiL.Pixxie]

I'm hoping one of those trees ~👍🏼was👍🏼~ my divorce paperwork.

[@WaldemarPerezJr]

Hope you don't get divorce graped. Good Luck.

[@3800ThaBizz]

Divorce platers or coffins for us all

[@emalesme]

😂😂

[@ruthc8407]

I have some old growth Douglas Fir boards that are from a tree that was probably 500-600 years old when cut down in the early 1950's. An elderly friend of mine died and I was fortunate enough to be able to obtain all the shelving from her house. Some of these boards are 1X12X72, and I counted 188 growth rings in just 11.5 inches of wood. They are being made into gorgeous pieces of furniture, with hand-cut dovtail joinery. Old growth wood should be treasured and only used for things that will last hundreds of years. It's far better that humanity make things of beauty from these trees, as the trees have lived a full life. By creating things of beauty and longevity we are extending the life of these wonderful patriarchs of the forest. Leaving them to fall over and rot on their own would be extraordinarily wasteful.

[@amyrocks2477]

N. Buizaa

[@amyrocks2477]

7h. .it why Ada.,.,.-.,

[@marcelbrown2174]

You know that makes sense when you put like that

[@mdunit2911]

Слова настоящего варвара...

[@LK-bz9sk]

These machines are fascinating but I hate to think how many lumberjacks have been put to pasture by them.

[@Stalicone]

I wonder how Treebeard and the Ents would react to these mass murdering machines? “A wizard should know better!” LOL

[@ShawnJonesHellion]

the humans would call them taliban if they ever stood up for theirselves

[@MonteKristof]

I understand and agree with the idea behind your statement, but Taliban are really nothing more than murder hobos. Good idea. Wrong example.

[@mr.reefer8955]

Tree beard would be a gazebo in someone’s backyard if he had to face one of these machines

[@Jakecooks]

One of each please, no need but they look cool. So many haters about cutting down trees yet people do not educate themselves that more timber is planted just for harvesting than actually gets harvested. Loggers do not get to go and just cut down any tree they want. Also, those haters all use wood, pencils, house framing, paper, furniture, even toilet paper, the list of wood products is all around you. Heck, even latex gloves are made from a tree, or maybe the handle to your broom or toilet plunger, your bed unless its a metal frame and still there is the wood of some sort in most mattresses and box springs. Our entire life revolves around cutting down trees. If you want to be a true tree hugger then go build a mud hut and harvest food from the land but you better not start a fire to cook your food with wood.

[@tonirampaul246]

What about money (paper Money)

[@Jakecooks]

@@tonirampaul246 didnt think about money but you know those tree hugging crazy people will just claim they don't ever use cash.

[@Christina-cf9ot]

Taking a break from chopping up a big pine tree with my 14" battery powered chain saw and I see this video. Ugh, thanks for reminding me of how inefficient I am. 🤪

[@els981]

Wow I am impressed with these machine nothing more,😮😊

[@davidgabriel5677]

Wonderful machines i have never heard about it we have to appreciate the new technology