Forgotten Oak Log (YOU will not BELIEVE what is REVEALED inside!!!)

This was a fun one guys! Absolutely beautiful grain is revealed inside of this massive oak log! It is always fun and challenging to work on these big oaks! Thanks so much for watching! Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more in the future! #sawmill #woodmizer #sawmillbusiness #lumber
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[@joesphhalter4428]

Nice oak look like red oak thank you for sharing

[@oscartheg6674]

Beautiful I bet it smells as beautiful as it looks absolutely gorgeous grain.

[@Terrysknivesandmanstuff]

Another awesome video guys!!! Man that's some beautiful grain in those boards for sure!!!! Hope y'all have a great Sunday!!!

[@garyblevins3532]

A log doesn't really reveal it's beauty until ya get inside of it. Much like people really. It may appear one way but once ya get inside of it... The beauty is revealed!

[@philiphymansr]

Glad you upgraded your saw set up. Sure saves your back and other 1:33 muscles. Damn smart! Thank you guys, you’re special. Phil

[@johnchristie1423]

In my humble opinion it's a "Dead Oak" with a few powder post beetles on the outside edge. The British call any oak that shows a brown colour due to aging " Brown Oak" The pock marks are they from insect or bruseing , interesting pruning jobs done 30 years ago and grow overs.

[@johnclark5153]

Pin oak. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@arkansas1336]

I don't know, but I'm guessing it's black oak which looks almost identical to red oak. I can only tell the difference between them by their leaves. Thanks for the video.

[@user-nb9wc8hk9w]

It is Willow oak I think ,on a living tree the bark looks like post oak,which I don't cut for wood cause post oak makes a cold fire,but willow oak makes good firewood it does have a lot of sap wood most oaks has very little sap wood and it has lots of limbs down low just like that tree has they split fairly easy,the knots are troublesome if you use a ax or splitting maul even a wedge is needed on some pieces, enjoy

[@tonelow085]

Tylor, that looks just like walnut

[@johnwoody4905]

good video and job really nice. could be chestnut oak. take care be safe and well.

[@edwardphillips917]

Love your show. I have lived in South Carolina for 2 years and grew up in Stonewall MS. When I heard your accent I knew this was gonna be a favorite. Saw you were getting new merchandise and hoping for a baseball type with your logo. Love your jugging as well. Glad to have y’all on KZbin👍

[@jbbrown7907]

That is like no oil I am familiar with. Once you showed the open boards, it does look a little like oak.

[@EnduringTimbereraft]

Wow, what a fascinating exploration into the hidden beauty of wood! This video truly showcases the anticipation and excitement of uncovering the mysteries inside those massive oak logs. The dedication to craftsmanship is evident, and the end result is absolutely stunning

[@tibetfruit2324]

Beautiful grain. Amazing what nature gives us to enjoy forever.

[@Frontireadventures]

The dynamic duo.

[@sidhall3981]

Wow beautiful looks like black oak. Hewn looks bright yellow to me that would be black

[@KG-xt4oq]

Another great video guys. Over Easter weekend I flew from Chattanooga to Dallas (and back) to visit relatives; I imagine the flight path was overhead of your place since you've always got planes buzzing around...lol. Tried to see if I could spot your sawmill from 35,000 feet up, but no luck. Would you consider adding links to the music you use in your videos? I love the intro song and the other song you used in this upload is nice, too. Take care and be safe...

[@user-et9uw2qh6h]

Tyler,with the wide grain pattern that I see I say red oak.

[@sampickens1998]

WOW! I hope you try to keep one of those live edge's for yourself. It would make a fantastic live edge coffee tables. It looks like pin oak, not sure. Nice video

[@rudygtrz]

you need a small cordless air brush to remove the saw dust as you make each cut.

[@JoseSanchez-ir2xz]

I hope you guys are ok . With the crazy weather going on down there . Love your videos. Stay safe .

[@steveperry2314]

Hi Folks! Looks like red oak. I could be wrong…haha. Thanks!

[@MillersStumpsandFirewood712]

Just subscribed great videos..

[@terrycannon570]

Great video. How is Mrs. Brits teeth doing? I've discovered I love my dentures the most when they are not in my mouth. LOL SEE YA

[@waynedavenport3919]

As a sawmiller. They will be some good logs for lumber

[@vincentgiambelluca]

Gorgeous oak

[@Yehmon345]

Definitely a red oak!

[@SevenOaksOutdoors]

Im going with white oak since it's white on the ends. 🤣

[@keitheads4882]

It must be nice to have such a good looking work horse!

[@rufusblair7623]

Nice red oak what I can tell by the video not in person could be different

[@bigjim8008]

being the son of a timber management icon from the 40,50,60's, managed 480,000 acres, i believe it is a "water oak", i know its local term...it grew next to a water source, did not get very tall...and that one is a couple hundred years old, just saying...and yes that thing is very nice...would make some awesome flooring...

[@bigjim8008]

ps...i live in Stone County Mississippi...

[@waynedavenport3919]

Thxs for sharing guys. 😎✌️

[@garywhelton9304]

Thanks for uploading .

[@lyleharkness-rv5vf]

My guess would be red oak. I know there are differences in oak species in the south vs in the north, where I am, due to average temperatures, growing environment, and etc. Nice sawing and good video👍

[@slipshankd1307]

nice log

[@diggerdog9096]

Nice Thanks for sharing

[@user-du6cj6nu5u]

The first piece looks like hit has a turtle in it.

[@MySORRELL]

THANKS!

[@Woodruffsawmill]

Spanish Oak.

[@robintaylor-mockingeemill8223]

nice

[@user-wo9od8fe8s]

Red

[@MrDavelyons]

When can you no longer sharpen these blades and have to replace, what do they cost

[@jbbrown7907]

That log was not long for this world.

[@TommyOmallet]

I have a question. You mentioned you needed to do a blade change. I don’t have a woodmizer, but I have a bandsawmill & use woodmizer blades. I have been looking at buying a blade sharpener. What make & model of blade sharpener do you two have? Please advise. Thank You.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

I have a cooks cat claw sharpener. Love it.

[@jbbrown7907]

Is this a black walnut?

[@waynedavenport3919]

Red Oak

[@york806]

Yep Red..

[@waynedavenport3919]

As I suspected. That is a beautiful log. And as u probably already know u can poor water over the grain to show the real beauty of the wood.

[@jamesharless5357]

Very nice, is it pin oak?

[@LarryLangford-su1fj]

Live oak

[@nickdejohn6514]

How come u dont have a debarker pn saw mill

[@dansSawfish5604]

I thought it was walnut but it was oak you say. How about all the bug holes they don't bug you, they're still in the wood or did you spray it with something to kill them? Or are you going to put it all in a wood kiln to kill them ? When I mill I try to avoid buggy wood, unless I'm cutting for someone else and they bring me buggy wood then I cannot do anything about it.. great video you too. 👍🏻

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Another man’s log. I just get paid to saw it.

[@mikeumpstead6422]

Bugs are eliminated during the kiln drying process. 133 degrees for four hours. No chemicals…

[@user-tl4yq1pe5w]

How much will he get for that lumber?

[@starrlbabybbbbbbbb2326]

Water oak

[@bilhep]

The first cut reminded me of a lizard.

[@FlipandTheBlueMule]

👋👋👋👍👍😎

[@garryostrander334]

With that spalting, it's liable to be white oak. Nice job guys.

[@philstocks7859]

Call me a wood snob if you like, and that's OK. Lumber full of worm holes is NOT my cup of tea!!!

[@clarenceburton9654]

Very unusual grain of wood 🪵 for sure but exceptionally beautiful !! 😎👍 I am no expert but it looks like red oak ??????

[@stewdun2426]

Live oak