Extremely Dangerous Oversize Logs Truck. Famous Wood Processing Mill & Manufacturing Cable Drum

[@ForestryGear]

This video is truly stunning! The skills of oversized timber truck drivers are astonishing. They face many risks and dangers on the road, but still complete the job excellently. It was great to see footage from the woodworking factory and the famous cable drum manufacturing process. This video is not only engaging but also provides a lot of useful knowledge about the wood industry. Well worth seeing!

[@ExtremeMachinesZone]

The machinery in this video is impressive. It’s amazing how they turn those huge logs into cable drums. Thanks for sharing this fascinating process!

[@MachinesBestHT]

Have you ever imagined a logging operation where every machine, from feller bunchers to skidders, is synchronized through advanced AI systems? What might this look like in the near future of “smart forestry”?

[@ExtremeMachinesZone]

@@MachinesBestHT That’s a fascinating thought! The idea of synchronizing all logging machinery with AI systems could completely revolutionize the industry. Imagine how much more efficient and precise operations could become, reducing waste and perhaps even minimizing the environmental footprint. However, I do wonder about the potential trade-offs. Would this level of automation lead to job losses for experienced operators, or would it create new roles focused on managing and maintaining these AI systems? It’s exciting but also raises important questions about the future workforce and the balance between technology and human expertise. What do you think about the possible impacts on both efficiency and employment?

[@Samdiscoverystudio]

@@ExtremeMachinesZone It looks nice, but is the process bad for the environment? Is logging a sustainable idea?

[@ExtremeMachinesZone]

@@Samdiscoverystudio That's a great question. While the use of AI and automation in logging could potentially increase efficiency and reduce waste, it's important to consider the broader environmental impact. Logging is inherently a destructive process, and even with advanced technology, it's difficult to eliminate the damage to forests and ecosystems. We need to ensure that any gains in efficiency are balanced with responsible forest management practices and stringent environmental regulations. It’s a complex issue, and it's vital that we find a way to integrate these technologies without causing further harm to our planet.

[@sondangthai4885]

19:58 That's some next-level stuff!

[@SawdustStories-ny]

Incredible! I was captivated by the sawmilling process displayed here. Seeing those enormous logs being precisely cut is amazing. The video quality is outstanding. I'm looking forward to more videos from you. Keep producing such fantastic content!

[@ForestMechanics]

I can watch this all day. So satisfying! 😍😍😍😍

[@Moderntechnology-ny6rl]

Heavy machines may be driving American progress, but are they paving the way to a better future or just leaving a bigger footprint? Either way, it’s impressive to watch! Love how your channel dives into these powerful topics.

[@GTechNT]

These oversize log trucks are on another level! The skill it takes to handle such massive loads is truly impressive! 💪🚛🌲

[@jessacebron2949]

Amazing woodworking machineries...❤❤❤❤

[@tonyjeff9436]

YOU THINK SO WAKE UP TO THE TRUTH TO WHAT IS HAPPENING

[@TreeSlayer-r]

Watching these in action is so satisfying-amazing machines!

[@AngeloXification]

Those who enjoy watching these are an interesting type of people

[@BoydXplorer]

Amazing logs to wood processing. Interesting to watch. Tnx4sharing. Watching from DUBAI

[@EzTechss]

Heavy machines are the building blocks of American progress, laying the foundation for a better future.

[@IntelliTech-w8n]

The 31:57 part is so professional, it saves me a lot of time

[@selverwolf4376]

لم يبقى شئ اخضر نستمتع به ايام الصيف الحار ..اكره قطع الاشجار ..

[@soussasaou]

such huge machines working non stop by themselves so precisely without failing. the operators are here only to keep an eye in case something goes wrong. we are speechless watching these wonders created by humans

[@pindapoy1596]

@soussasaou ".....the operators are here only to keep an eye in case something goes wrong. ....." So, few workers are needed and the rush to China where labor is cheaper being the main argument leaves us where?

[@владимирполынин-ц3ц]

..мы теряем не только дар речи.но разучимся говорить друг с другом. Всё заменят машины..

[@hlaokaboutfightiganimalstun]

အလွန့်..အလွန်တို့ထက်..လွန်၍..ပင်..အထူးကျေးဇူးတင်ပါသည်ဗျာ..❤❤😊😊😊..။။

[@GORT70]

Some very innovative methods here. Good example of modernizing the process- less waste, therefore better use of rescources.

[@samesryals6952]

Why aren't we using hemp instead of destroying our forests

[@GORT70]

@@samesryals6952 I agree completely.

[@gordmerrick7336]

It's called reforestation. As soon as an area is harvested, reforestation crews come in and replant seedlings. Many of the areas being harvested today is "second cut' planted in the 50's or 60's. Have you ever seen hemp being used as a substitute for lumber on construction sites? Would you ever buy one of their houses?@@samesryals6952

[@MachinesBestHT]

How do modern logging machines identify and avoid vulnerable species of trees or wildlife in complex forest ecosystems, ensuring that timber harvesting doesn’t disrupt biodiversity? Could this technology lead to more ethical forestry practices?

[@Angkertvg]

Amazing guut ❤🙏❤👍

[@ekaarryanto2885]

Wohh super canggi mantap bos❤❤❤

[@HeavyEquipmentFactory]

Very professional work, Thanks my friend 👍

[@jeovanny-g1v]

Soy de Venezuela me gusta ese trabajo soy motosierrista profesional

[@OBKS68]

It’s amazing to see the logistics behind moving such massive logs, but the risks are real. This kind of work is definitely not for the faint-hearted - skilled drivers only

[@tonyjeff9436]

DESTRUCTION OF BILLIONS OF TREES THAT GIVE HUMANS THE AIR WE BREATH

[@wrightwoodwork]

That's only in forest that are not well managed. In Europe all timber has to have a chain of custody and can't come from illegal deforestation. For the tree cut down trees are actually replanted to grow a fresh crop of tree that will be cut down 30 or 60 years later depending on what they are. Maybe actually educate yourself on the matter

[@upekhanppd]

One of this type of factoryis is sufficient to make huge forest in to a desert.

[@robertoe.ferrerv.4901]

Tremenda empresa pero mi pregunta que hacen con tanto aserrín😱😱

[@mohdfahmi8841]

//em//.

[@philgiglio7922]

Likely turned into charcoal briquettes. That's what Ford did with the sawdust from his wooden coach works

[@EsmailGhanami-mc7eu]

بسیار عالی زنده باد علم وصنعت..

[@AbdurRahman-tb1td]

Very interesting and useful machine ❤❤❤

[@albertodiseno1973]

Muy bueno 👍 Impresionante la rapidez de trabajo.

[@АндрейКоверник-т8э]

Впечатляет как уничтожают деревья, дышать чем будешь сам и твои дети?

[@garymiller5937]

Way cool! Love your video! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@slimanebenrabah5894]

تحية لصناع الحيااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااة PRAVO💐

[@MahavirPrasad-x5v]

Thanks provide for video. Hope for next.Amazing work.thanks lot again

[@pekerja27]

😮😮😮 pabrik kayu yang sangat canggih , di Indonesia kebanyakan pemotongan manual pakai chainsaw dan mesin rakitan

[@gradewood]

Betul sekali.. Silahkan tonton video saya tentang penggergajian kayu

[@MarceloMotorista]

Watching this video reminded me of when I was a sawyer

[@MrMarkpark]

The processing portion of the facility is cleaner than some food processing facilities ive worked in.

[@AlTitanX]

Beautiful creations 😃

[@MegaTechnology86]

The world wouldn't be the same without these heavy machines.

[@Lamz..]

Yes, we need all the horse power to deforest this planet.

[@GreatTime_TV]

These machines are very useful for agriculture

[@lonniehill3455]

Wish my Father, who worked most of life at sawmill, were alive to see the automation evolution in making lumber these days.

[@ЖанарБалгынбаева]

кино

[@josephshields2057]

I worked as a sawyer in a small independent sawmill in the early '80s and it was so much more hands on machinery and people having jobs in those days and kind of fun working with the people you knew. Now it's all automated, lasers and computers. The robots have taken over.

[@bakhouchsaid4155]

ماشاء الله الله يبارك فيكم جميعا

[@basiliopallen7440]

Excellent video on forestry and distribution of lumber industry. Machinery are just a remarkable ingenuity. Fascinating to watch! Thanks

[@roncarlson8061]

Now is see why a 4x4 is expensive, Very interesting video

[@안병민-z4b]

저런 훌륭한 목재가 있다는 것은 지구가 정말 살기좋은 곳임을 알려주네요!

[@RIZALISHAK-c1b]

Kewujudan kayu yang sangat baik itu menunjukkan bahawa bumi benar benar tempat yang baik untuk hidup kami semua di dunia ini

[@ВладимирПересветов-ы6с]

Автоматизированная 100% деревообработка леса - комплексом агрегатов ! Если эти заводы иностранные , то лесоматериал наверняка с СИБИРИ РФ !

[@Fisher1961]

Горельник никому не нужен...

[@guydoline840]

J"aime beaucoup le contraste entre ces machines modernes et le gars qui découpe une souche à la tronçonneuse en tong !

[@gradewood]

❤

[@LeslieEvans-d6h]

Muy bueno Impresionante la rapidez de trabajo.. Amazing woodworking machineries..

[@raumorgan5195]

I use to cart logs into several different log mills each one different to the next, but all produced the same size cuts with a variety of set ups, was very cool sitting s watching.

[@МаксимКёнигсберг-ф6м]

У меня стоит Вотмайзер пила очень хорошая двухстороняя производительность бомба главное заточник пил

[@JackMorgan-fg9cw]

Fascinating machines. And the men who operate them are so skilled and talented, exploiting every capability and pushing those machines to their limits. Really brought tears to my eyes watching them working and playing those skidsteers and tractors like musical instruments. Marvelous.

[@carmelogomez2780]

Arste aso se comen toda la madera del mundo sin escatimar ni un palo, ya no hace falta gente todo esto entre unos poco en la oficina dos o tres en las máquinas el resto pueden ser los que estén sudando en el monte y pocos y los caminos,no hay más gente repartirlos como mejor lo podáis hacer, pero no hay más, es todo caso más máquinas,, ¿ para que queremos tantas personas en mundo si solo va a ser para mirar todo esto jaleo?

[@helenoalmeida769]

Eu nunca vi coisa mais que perfeita do que esse indústria madeireira!!-Parabéns!'👏🏻👏🏻👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@gradewood]

If Indonesia had a machine like this, there would definitely be a lot of unemployment

[@uchungnguyen7686]

Tuyệt vời lắm 👍😍👏💯

[@alexeyzazulin9]

Как будто на Земном шаре успевают вырастать деревья взамен тех, которых попилили с такой скорость. Вот она погибель человечества.

[@emiliopuente9360]

Tal cual 😢

[@jatimalangtv8161]

Nice👍🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙋🙋🙋🙋

[@SteelBehemoths]

This video is so engaging

[@waynepollard6879]

Operating a chain saw while wearing sandals ? Your one crazy worker and I wouldn't want to insure you !

[@peterbaruxis2511]

I picked that out too! I don't think he cares about insurance.

[@albintaljat5244]

0:52 q

[@willybowles85]

The most amazing part of this how do they think of making such machine to do all these functions mind boggling

[@pinetree9343]

Lived this life for 30 years. Loved it everyday

[@ehrtyfihg7284]

Без боли на это смотреть невозможно.

[@Yuba014AtlasLion2014]

With these machines the forests and the human race will disappear more quickly

[@carrollcameron7472]

Not if theyre controlled, which they are, if its on government land. Private woodlot owners can do what they want, except they have too follow the rules for cutting along streams, if their level of gov has set rules as to the setback from stream banks they cant operate inside of. Companies harvesting wood aren't interested in harvesting all the wood, as, what will they, and the gov, and the people do, if they take it all?

[@bartholomewrichards1663]

Ever tried doing it by hand? Lol no we ain t going back to the 1800 s.

[@EffieG-ez9tf]

We’ll be gone shortly after the birds disappear. Fewer trees means fewer birds-in both Northern and Southern hemispheres; fewer birds means more bugs spreading diseases each year; more diseases means more human deaths. Without trees, we die.

[@Unknownuser_1954]

This person also believes in global warming. Unfortunately most people are extremely uninformed and uneducated and respond only by feeling and emotion, not reality and logic.

[@Рустам-с1г]

Респект инженерам этой техники

[@anyway129]

ခုလိုမြင်ရတာကျေးဇူးတသ်ပါတယ် အံ့ဩရကါတယ် တော်တော်နည်းပညာမြင့်ပါတယ်ဟုဂုဏ်ပြုစကားပြောပါတယ်

[@tonyradmilovich3154]

One small, but vitality important omission from the shown processes... drying! I don't even want to think about the ensuing messes created by turning wet lumber out into the wilds of various construction. At the very least, as a furniture builder for the past 40 years, I'd cause grievous bodily harm to anyone who ran a board with more than 12% (you can expect a m.c. of as high as 25-30% straight off of a raw log, no matter how long it sits in the yard) moisture content through any of my machines, let alone all the havoc of things blowing into scrapwood once it does begin to dry.

[@clintdaniel9260]

wow a lot of machines to make a simple drum

[@upikabuh2679]

Amazing....👍🏼👍🏼

[@mikeseymour-be1cy]

I really enjoyed that film clip. We have come a long way from only using just an axe.

[@sahadevanem3754]

Good ❤

[@teddysmith457]

House slippers that is a nice touch for operating a chainsaw😅

[@markf350s]

Thank you so much for the video. Very informative. Interesting to see how are the places to

[@mohdfahmi8841]

Em....!!//!//¡//¡//.

[@MrAlan0151]

i hope they are planting as well as harvesting

[@veterantechus]

That's some intense and risky work! The coordination at the wood processing mill is impressive. Great insight into the manufacturing process!

[@simontaylor2319]

put a stick on one side & an elastic band, wind it up & you have toy tanks (did this at school)

[@timber750]

Another dishonest, clickbait title. The enormous log and truck shown on the title piece NOWHERE appear in this otherwise interesting video.

[@highpitwilma]

Yep! I thought that as well!!

[@PiotrPaszko-s8w]

That's right

[@BuniarAbubakar-dx7ml]

😊

[@syamgadriSyamgadri]

8955❤iarAbubakar-dx7ml

[@이정영-q2y]

😊😊

[@bittunarwal2946]

Very smart and Hard working job I salute you After see this video

[@546cowboy6]

mesmerizing to watch.

[@FrankChesser]

wow fascinating , i pulpwooded and logged for 20 years but never knew how the mill works 👍👍👍 great video

[@MobilekKierwik-gl7zc]

By UV go UV

[@Motoicon]

Beautiful lumber

[@bobwilk5155]

Cutting Big, Old Trees should be listed as the Crime of the Century!!!!!

[@bartholomewrichards1663]

Lol.

[@kensnead5631]

I agree if we could stop "some of the deforestation Of USA our climate problems may get less intense.

[@swagtech_]

Trucks carrying oversized timber make human suffering extremely dangerous

[@nurshaheirnash8315]

All about woods technology, workers, application, products and preparation indoors and outdoors for sites work: Great employees, congratulations. This is the answer: where knowledge implemented. Salute

[@marianocesarmariani2885]

muy lindo todo pero asi no se frena el calentamiento global esta es una de las causas

[@bordariel]

Cuanta maquinaria de destrucción!

[@Pushyhog]

would a been cool if ya could of show thumbnail pic first.

[@jennyvanderwesthuizen4321]

A new look at wood after watching. This..a plank is not just a plank.. the more people strike the more bosses by these machines

[@AndresLibrada]

Wow very high-tech equipment

[@LarryButler-kp3se]

Another captain and me were sailing a 41' ketch to Charleston from Miami for its owner. We'd been sailing all night in the moonless dark and the sun was about 30 minutes from rising. The autopilot had the helm as the radar watched for traffic. Just after we'd sit down to our omelot breakfast, unseen by the radar, this HUGE wooden cable spool went by 25 yards to port! If we had collided with it in the dark, the boat would have gone to the sea floor!

[@kfl611]

Thankfully you were safe and didn't sink. You know what they say (which is especially true about driving a car) close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. How many times have we all, almost been in a bad car crash, but missed it by the skin of our teeth?

[@user-lt9qh5sh7e]

Oooh wow. If it wasn't made of wood it wood be plastic waste floating on the oceans.

[@guillermoedgarquispeperez7807]

😮

[@mexicant407]

Where does all this timber come from to have this mill plant? The size of this factory must get timber every day to have a plant

[@EffieG-ez9tf]

⁠@@mexicant407Millions of rain forests in Central and South America have been decimated by the U.S. cattle industry so they will have cheaper grazing for their cattle. This loss of rain forests has a direct impact on world wide environmental issues. It also destroys the habitat where indigenous human populations reside, thereby displacing entire tribal family groups. Finally, destroying Central and South American rain forests is destroying the winter habitat for our North American migratory birds that spend the winter there. So, come the following spring, there are always going to be fewer and fewer birds returning to the U.S. Now, that is important because our birds can eat their weight in bugs every day, but with fewer birds, we will have more bugs and more disease-which has a direct impact on humans. More disease = higher death toll. So, if we continue to allow the trees to be destroyed, AND if we also allow our environment to be destroyed, we are signing our own death warrant.

[@ernestinebass4371]

That first automated mill was amazing. Dual dado heads trim the bark edge from all four flat planes, then the machine cuts 4 - 1x2s and 4 - 1x4s away from the 6x6 post. Clever!

[@stephenk.5839]

Might be smart to wear earplugs and maybe safety glasses in some areas of the plant.

[@williamhanna5224]

Awesome video Great work !

[@orlandoestrada4984]

Esa es la industria que colabora con el cambio climático cuántas extarias sembraron en el lugar de donde se tala esa madera????? Sería bueno investigar a fondo.

[@АлександрТитаренко-ю3в]

Прожить сегодня а завтра хоть потоп суть человечества

[@peterabe5485]

Das ist ja Richtiger Raubbau °!!!

[@stevekluge4224]

How/when do they bend and twist them up to sent to Home Depot?

[@久岡敏郎-t5i]

一本の丸太の 精彩ですね、凄いですね😂

[@АндрейВалеев-ю1з]

Плачущие по лесам и деревам! Вам чё здесь, на этом видео, надо??? Здесь показано - как умеют работать, и каковы их результаты. А они впечатляющи! ИМХО - работающие в России (на деревообработке), глядя на такие станки и производственные линии, плачут от зависти! А вы всё ноете и орёте - так вот как леса пропадают, и прочую херь. А они (дерева) здесь не пропадают, а возрождаются! В изделия, необходимые ВАМ ЖЕ! Или вы готовы ради лесов на 99% окружить себя ПЛАСТИКОМ? И чё вы после будете с ним делать? Жрать? Ну так начинайте жрать его уже сейчас! Привыкайте!

[@woody3590]

so automated they only need prolly a dozen people in the whole mill! WOW

[@JayNewman-n6r]

Just looking at their yard, they must have well over a million trees ready to go to production to whatever these trees R going to become. We need the trees in order to breathe as they give us the air we need. Trees grow better & faster depending on where they R planted good soil, rain for food & a good warm climate a tree will grow better & faster, so all in all instead of taking 15-20 yrs, it might take 10-15 yrs for a good tree to mature, but whatever the yrs we still need the trees to breathe.

[@luizcosmelemos3300]

Caraca que beleza de mordenidade parabens gostei dessa ideia.

[@alexdocenko4045]

Вы поздравляете себя с тем что ваших потомков лишили будущего ! Термин ,Стокгольский синдром вам знаком?

[@ARL-LifesLessons.-nk4fd]

Automation at its finest. These machines flip these logs like toothpicks.

[@jorgealbertosilvadesouza1752]

A necessidade do homem não pode ultrapassar a capacidade da natureza.

[@markodamdel]

Если дале таким темпем будет уничтожатся лес,то тогда через 50 лет вообще на земле не останица лес.

[@Fisher1961]

По твоему пусть лучше пожар уничтожит.Очень жалко не показывают сколько уничтожено пожарами.Оказывается тушить не рентабельно😢

[@LynnJamie-bd1es]

The autopilot had the helm as the radar watched for traffic. Just after we'd sit down to our omelot breakfast, unseen by the radar