How OSB plywood is made from start to finish!

This video shows a quick overview of how OSB plywood is made.

[@horsejumpride8423]

I love videos withOUT music!!!

[@youngwhitemale1366]

I used to work at Lowe’s in lumber Early on I learned the difference between osb and ply wood but always was concerned when explaining to customers, which to buy when thinking of a sub floor I didn’t know the difference between a 2x4 and a 2x6 when I first started for context Idk I was just curious as to how it was made and I found the video, so I do find it cool that I saw the exact type of osb we sold

[@allisonlow65]

Thank you. OSB and plywood are not the same thing. From the wood to the resin, similar applications, but different products.

[@ethanargue7549]

Great video!

[@nathan87]

"The process is highly impressive" I see what you did there.

[@axelfoley1406]

It truly is...Wood you like to know more?

[@i3_13]

@@axelfoley1406 I wooden care

[@jameskvo]

Narrated by Troy McClure

[@peggiesuejackson6793]

I really appreciate your miter saw videos - I finally understand and can cut angles. Could you possibly help with a 2' coffin shaped shelf, for a Halloween party. I've research everywhere and cannot find what angles I need to use. Thank you so much!

[@7GarySeven]

I was loving my Ryobi Miter saw cutting 2x4's for and angled wall. Made a stair way banister with the battery Ryobi miter saw. Nice easy cheap tool.

[@davidjones8680]

Very impressive. Do you have more video to watch please?

[@zchris87v80]

Worked for a competing company (that quite honestly made a better subfloor product) but I'm amazed at how every piece of equipment and every step of the process is nearly identical, down to the rotary waferizer.

[@gloriousapplebees]

Which product? Just curious cause I've got a sub floor to replace at some point

[@JRotten]

Because only a handful of companies makes these machines. And said to say, the best are made in Europe.

[@zchris87v80]

@@gloriousapplebees advantech. And I 100% will buy those products, even though I don't work there. They also make zip system, which is far better than house wrap. The job just didn't fit me, but what they make there is second to none.

[@zchris87v80]

@@JRotten yep, said company has plants in Germany. I left that job to work for one of the biggest mfg. companies out of Germany (think car parts and dishwashers), which I have also since left after a decade to change careers.

[@SoSo-li6dn]

Good video but all I wanted to know is what glue is used.

[@Cali74100]

Convendría ese tipo de industria en Perú. Oxapampa. Donde abunda la materia prima y reforestacion.

[@7GarySeven]

How about have the big OSB press press OSB into the shape of a Canoe or other boat and coat it with some anti water coating? I was building a shed with OSB and taking my time so noticed OSB in the weather a while should get some left over abandoned paint on it since some stands start coming off. Instead of aluminum a steel or other thin coating for fire protection would be a nice option for OSB used back in the woods where fire risk is a concern.

[@apatterson8128]

The other day, I watched a video about how plywood is made. How random? Now you posted OSB. LOL That's kinda scary. Lol

[@driftwoods2229]

This guy talks exactly like Jeff Goldblum in the old Apple ads lol

[@marcogdaiello6244]

What's a no sand guarantee?

[@SaltGoldman]

You don't need to sand the board for the specific amount of days mentioned. But there's no guarantee whether it'll remain smooth till those many days 😂

[@JuiceBanger1]

33rd!

[@Krunch2020]

OSB is NOT plywood. It can never get wet. Air blows right through it. I’m a former contractor and if you want a house that has to be completely remodeled every 30 years then go ahead and save $3000 now. And remember there are different grades of OSB and the junk from the big box stores is the lowest grade.

[@peckahead3]

First

[@jamesperander1441]

I think this is the worst product they ever made to build a house, it's completely garbage.

[@BashAss-bh1yq]

OSB IS CRAP. USE PLYWOOD

[@bguen1234]

OSB is superior in every way

[@waynekarjala2032]

No such thing as OSB plywood.