I Found Over $3,000 On The Side Of The Road!

[@ricardodiaz9715]

OMG! Your mom rocks!!!! Shes unbelievably good on the camera!!!! Keep on with the great work mom!!!!

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

Thanks Ricardo!

[@kristylarson7832]

Thank you for watching and commenting! @Ricardo Diaz You are so sweet and kind! This video camera was the first time I used it! I am 52 years old and boy this camera is HEAVY! I will get better at videoing . It’s been a couple days now and my body feels like the standing pose of a praying mantis. We look forward to reading more comments on more video from you! Thank you again!

[@freedomrider30]

Mom??? A on fliming! A+ on the smile!!! 👍🏻👍🏻 Great vid!!! The butt ends??? Checker board pieces??? IDK. LoL. A freaking plus vid!!! 👍🏻👍🏻😎😎😎

[@curtisblair7618]

Nice find Trey! Once I went to Lowes and bought 18’ cedar boards for a porch ceiling . Took them home, put a coat of sealer on them, installed them on the ceiling, and by chance, I had a perfect set of book matched boards in the center of the ceiling, so cool.

[@frankenfreakberzeqard8108]

Nice video... lots of information and that wood grain looks so beautiful.gteat job👍👍

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

Thank you!!

[@kristylarson7832]

Thank you very much! This is the first time I used my son Treys HEAVY camera!

[@alberdoguet8286]

I really appreciate you for sharing that with us all and God bless you and your family. Amen 🙏

[@tonyajohnson6065]

Loved your enthusiasm for beautiful wood! What a find! Your mom did an excellent job filming this video😊

[@henryminton4760]

You can make a heavy duty fiberglass box 📦 with just a small cardboard box 📦..get a small cardboard box and put fiberglass cloth in it and around the outside too and then put your resin all around the box,let it dry and then sand it and u can use it to put tools 🔧 or other stuff in it too..A very strong box to use for whatever you want in your shop..

[@JamesDeese]

Mom is a great camerawoman! It looks like it fell off the truck. Beautiful wood. Great find.

[@kristylarson7832]

Thank you for watching and commenting! @James Deese This video was the first time I used it! I am 52 years old and boy this camera is HEAVY! I will get better at videoing. It’s been a couple days now and my body feels like the standing pose of a praying mantis. We look forward to reading more comments on more videos. Thank you again!

[@timmaggard8862]

Love the Camphor logs, love to see something made out of them. Great job sir!

[@cabman86]

Your mom is a really talented lady.

[@mackenziemill]

wow Gorgeous I have never seen Camphor before, our Mill is here in Ontario, Canada can't wait to get down to Florida and check it out. Thanks

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

Thank you! It’s a unique wood for sure! When you come to Florida, come see us!

[@mackenziemill]

@@TripleLRusticDesigns we will for sure, My grumpy lumberjack bought his first Mill over 40 years ago. I love seeing young people getting into it! It's a great life

[@kristylarson7832]

@MacKenzie LumberMill Thank you so very much for watching and for commenting! Yes I agree with you on how Gorgeous Camphor is and the smell is amazing! My eyes were watering while filming my son from how strong the smell is. Reminds me back in the days when my mom put Vicks rub on my chest when I was sick.

[@markshark7506]

Nice find! In Missouri, DOT will fine me big time with 2 straps tying down my tractor. Congrats on the find.

[@sethmunasque5397]

Cup/ring/wind shake is what that type checking is called. It’s normally caused by high winds. Sometimes water can build up in that shake and cause or exacerbate rot. Makes for some interesting felling sometimes when the tree looks good but you get splashed with water when you put a chainsaw to it.

[@kristylarson7832]

Thank you so very much for watching and for your informative comment! @Seth Munasque we hope to read your comments on more videos! Thank you again!

[@outsidewithjohnhayes4674]

Ok Trey that was one heck of a find. Loved that wood. You and Zoe keep up the awesome work. Love you guys

[@gzo313]

Dang, that was awaesome that you found these so close to home, and they fit perfectly on your trailer.

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

Yeah good find for sure!!

[@donnarocchio936]

Trey, those Bookmark cut slabs, would be perfect as an Executive Conference table. Open at one end with the CEO seat in the cut out, at the Top. Epoxy in the separation area of the lower sides would enhance while at the same time allow for the symmetry for a Large Table. FL has amazing large homes. I am sure with proper marketing of the slabs, a Woodworker with amazing skills could fabricate an amazing table for high end clients. Can you imagine dinner at that dining table? Best of Luck. You could possibly make out much better than cutting it into smaller boards for Charcutier boards. Keep up the good work and always keep your eyes open.😀

[@kristylarson7832]

Thank you so very much for watching and for your informative comment! @Donna Rocchio we hope to read your comments on more videos! Thank you again!

[@outsidewithrodney8240]

I'm new to the channel. That's some beautiful wood!!!! Can't wait to see what you are going to make with them!!!!

[@michaelmurray9643]

Trey, I dig the facial hair, man. You wear it well, it's dark and thick and it fits you like a glove. Keep it short. Looks great. Also, congrats on the addition to the family. Pray Mom and Baby are healthy on delivery day.

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

Thank you! Hoping to never have to shave again soon.

[@lawstar138]

Great find man! I'm sure yall will come up with plenty of uses for even the cut offs. 👍👍

[@leverman7517]

It looks like rapid growth is making the stress aetween the growth rings. One single year of wild rain followed by a dry year or two...

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

Dang thank you!

[@pauldavis8389]

Absolutely beautiful slabs cut from beautiful logs

[@lainemann1421]

You may want to get some straight bark black walnut and cut it into slabs for cutting boards or whatever you like 👍

[@randallhayhurst6491]

Awesome find!

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

Thanks Randall!

[@kristylarson7832]

@Randall Hayhurst Thank you so very much for watching and for commenting! Yes I agree with you on the awesome find!

[@macmug1936]

I’ve read several of the comments and didn’t see any recommendations to use some butterflies to close those gaps (or splits) in cuts! Then use epoxy!

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

Great idea! Thank you

[@goforthbmerry]

great find. great video. At my workshop we keep a small handheld metal detector that we have to check our "found" wood with so we don't break blades. the $30 is well worth it.

[@dennislamers986]

Lots of tension on that log. Beautiful wood grain.

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

Thanks Dennis

[@kristylarson7832]

@Dennis Lamers Thank you so very much for watching and for commenting! Yes I agree with you on the beautiful wood grain!

[@troytucker8073]

I am thinking it could be from a fire, and it disrupted the growth for a while because it seems to have been all around the tree like that. sure did miss MS Zoie there today

[@omarbensaloudji5176]

Ça fait plaisir de voir ce monsieur travailler le bois quand même c'est de l'art avec l'utilisation des outils.domage de ne pas comprendre l'anglais mais la traduction des commentaires ainsi que le caméraman m'ont aidé suivre .

[@edwardrichards9245]

I think what you guys do with timber in America is amazing. And I'm glad health and safety is taken much more seriously. Nuf respect. From Edward Iin the uk

[@garybessey2184]

Trey - - - Let me be among the first to tell you that I really admire a person who, on his own volition, will stop and do some civic activity when he/she sees a need ($3K) for it... In this case it was a matter of picking up some unsightly litter from public view and thereby depriving some other sharp-eyed entrepreneur of having to do some onerous profitable cleanup.(No doubt, the vast majority of those people would only be seeing those dollar signs clouding their civic feelings, unlike yourself.) Added bonus; you will be able to make something gorgeous out of those cut - up wind - shaken pieces. (Alternative reason for the ring - shake split pattern in the center of the butt section.) Congratulations on realizing that you had actually found something valuable .

[@kristylarson7832]

@Gary Bessey Thank you so very much for watching and for commenting! Yes I admire him also! Someone’s trash is someone’s treasure!

[@lainemann1421]

I made a grip of money in the mid to late 80’s with walnut burls, them white English grafted to black walnuts make the best wood out there at the time

[@franklt35sawyer49]

It's called ring check, can't use for lumber but ok for epoxy slabs.

[@raziel3726]

He Definitely loves his Logs!!😂😂

[@gagepratt5435]

Right on bro thumbs up for the shout out to mom, most people these days don't appreciate their parents, but i sub just for that ....... cool video.

[@-RONNIE]

They were some really good finds👍🏻 I really like the pattern - it's too bad a few of them split

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

For sure! Yeah they will be good epoxy slabs but would have been nicer without the cracks.

[@-RONNIE]

@@TripleLRusticDesigns true and you really can do anything when you're cutting them

[@SCTXLoveNPride]

Gorgeous! Would love a clock outta some of that.

[@frankyoung3508]

good looking wood

[@botfoblhrp]

ohhhhhhh you so lucky😁👍

[@polecat1214]

It was so nice to see the wood be the star of the show rather than Zoe's butt. It's a nice butt, but this shouldnt be the focus of the channel. IMHO. Good find, and beautiful slabs. I think they look like moths. Or angels.

[@jimmclean4876]

Really enjoy your Videos

[@brianb5578]

Great work

[@smaggies]

Just a thought, sow these logs where cut and some what dried out, so maybe soak in a water solution for some time might reduce the Stress. Would be glad to see the results. ... :)

[@johnbutler5208]

May have hit the ground really hard. I've seen walnut do that especially when dropped in the winter. Log and ground are frozen.

[@tomgambrell6698]

Awesome!

[@BayouChilehead]

Definitely let us know how much you made off those free logs!

[@chips4289]

I just got a deal with a guy who has a few acres of mixed hard wood, oak maples , black walnut, she, honey locust. He wants me to cut all the big stuff down and mill it up..I figured 75 cents a board foot and also a little trading as I could use some of that lumber and he said that's all fine too. My mill is portable so I will be milling the logs up right there

[@MelissaMalzahn]

Great find it sure is pretty.

[@MichaelPenland-xx7zm]

They make sawmill staples to hold the cracks together while they cure.

[@bobweyand5305]

It's called 'Ring Shank", several other tree species have the same problem, it's not uncommon.

[@geraldreisz7445]

Beautiful Grain

[@p-wehrndz8374]

But it nice ❤ I love the 3rd slab

[@tomahawktom7595]

Good find!

[@awesome_saucee]

I jumped and celebrated when u did 🎉

[@thomaslockwood8870]

Good job. I ride bike some I'm always looking for money in the ditch. Lol. Your video caught me so I subscribed.

[@Dalekennth1969]

mmm that would make a good dining table

[@yourconscience749]

Nice find

[@cherallindelemartin9528]

For the LT40, Buzz Light Shear.

[@mikecummings7029]

Trey. Not sure exactly where you are in the Tpa area.but I worked for a couple tree company's in NPR.and I'm sure they would gladly save as many logs as you want.

[@davidgarcia6315]

Omg that would make a great cutting board and what you said chukury not sure the spelling!! Send me a piece for cutting board lol !

[@harrisonp18]

Would it be a good idea to buy your self a metal detecter just to check for nails before you cut the logs.

[@rozabokin53]

wow esta increible!!

[@robertosalazarjr1205]

Well not bad ...looking forward to see what you make from the logs. And if you only sell them Well then make lots of money...your Instagram post was very interesting I had to come watch it ...Good jog mom with the camera

[@robert-rp7uk]

Great video you got

[@carolbrown4378]

We're you in the military. You just have that look. You have fun toys

[@davidbalderston2751]

This is not luck. It is where preparation meets opportunity! Originally native to China, Cinnamomum or camphor trees are an invasive species in both the United States and Australia. Camphor trees are a member of the Laurel famil

[@cherallindelemartin9528]

For the LT40, Buzz Light Grain. or Buzz Long Grain

[@PauloSergio-tp5kp]

Ótimo vídeo 👏👏👏 Brasil

[@edwardrichards9245]

Where in the uk can i get some training done

[@joeyholloway1515]

some epoxy and keys to take care of the ring shake will make perfect slabs, miss Zoe though

[@fiskfarm]

How do you lose a log stop lock bolt? Come on man👍🤣👌 I've had Cherry explode with tension during slabbing. Like a dang gunshot. Hate it when that happens. Can't wait to see what you do with that.

[@saintaugustine1715]

Canfer is not native species of Florida I was told here in the town of St.Augustine they removed from them because of it but there is a wood with similar grain it is call wild bay do not confused with wild magnolia the leave on the bay are smaller bur sadly it does have a tendency to Crack have a nice day

[@YammieR7]

This video 116k views, Zoe made a video same time frame on yellow pine and it got 5.7M views 😂.. Guess we'll blame mom because she didn't get the same angle that trey does. It's either that or Trey needs different pants on 😂 loved the video glad you seen the nail and didn't hit it with the blade

[@timothypotter2137]

Amazing wood: guitar body?

[@cabman86]

I'm thinking a cherry picker on the trailer would be great for salvaging logs. It would be better than loading the tractor.

[@maker-restorer]

the crack is called shake and its coursed by the fall of the tree

[@Delta52Dragon]

You found what you put there 😂

[@scottkrieger4701]

Securing a tractor on a trailer your better off with chains . Starts are good as a back up , but logs and tractors 100percent better using chains.

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

Yeah we use chains for long distance, we only went 2 miles down the road for this video

[@BRENTTULLY-uk5tr]

Hi 👋

[@stevedoty5841]

Lol.. Did you pick up the trash by the logs?? Beautiful fine

[@randyroberts7055]

I've heard that's called wind fracture

[@isiahrowser]

Man, you had me thinking you found some real money in a ditch. 😂🤣😂😂😂😂

[@Snowball042]

Just……Wow.

[@timkearns2748]

1st time to your channel. Are you a vet?

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

No. Just law enforcement background

[@michaelfitzpatrick3886]

Love me some camphor

[@Chuck59ish]

Still not enough to make you quit yor day job. Great video.

[@jackiegoins7564]

Invest in a good metal detecter.

[@djtblizzle]

Thick!!! Dayummmm!!! 😮👍🏽

[@justbraaapit2311]

Saw need sharpend bud. Other than that great vids

[@FreeRangeVids]

The grass under those logs looked like they had been sitting there for a very short time, not for weeks. And isn't this kind of like stealing?

[@johnlord8337]

If you can dendrochronology those tree rings - (knowing where you live in Florida - then date range out your hurricanes (and offsprung tornadoes), it would suggest that this event really shook, pushed over and back the young-adult tree - like Sasquatch fighting-wrestling a bison, beating the cr*p out of this 30-40 year old tree - disrupting the cambium from the core trunk wood, recovered (amazingly), and continued its life. Possibles : Least-likely : Hurricane Easy (1950), King (1950), Most-likely : September 10, 1960- Hurricane Donna strikes near Cape Sable after crossing the Florida Keys, and after briefly moving emerging into the Gulf of Mexico makes its final landfall near Fort Myers. It leaves a path of destruction across the entire peninsula, including destroying 30% of the state's grapefruit crop and leveling over half of the mangrove trees in the Everglades. The passage of the hurricane results in 2,156 destroyed homes, 3,903 severely damaged houses, and 281 boats destroyed or left with major damage. Throughout the state, Donna causes over $300 million in damage (1960 USD, $2.19 billion 2008 USD) and 13 direct deaths. Least-likely : Cleo (1964), Dora (1964) Most-likely : ************ October 19, 1968- Hurricane Gladys makes landfall just north of Tampa Bay, producing moderate rainfall and two tornadoes while crossing the state. Damage totals $6.7 million (1968 USD, $42 million 2008 USD), primarily due to structural damage. Least-likely : Eloise (1975), David (1979) or Kate (1985) Most-likely : August 24, 1992 - Hurricane Andrew makes landfall on Homestead, just south of Miami, as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 165 mph (265 km/h). The winds destroy 25,524 homes and damage 101,241 others in southern Florida, leaving up to one-quarter million people temporarily homeless. In Homestead, more than 99% of all mobile homes are completely destroyed. Hurricane Andrew causes $25.5 billion in damage (1992 USD, $39.2 billion 2008 USD) in south Florida and 15 direct deaths. At the time, Andrew was the costliest North Atlantic hurricane in the history of the United States, though has since dropped to eighth after Hurricanes Katrina (2005), Ike (2008), Irma (2017), Maria (2017), Sandy (2012), Ida (2009), and Harvey (2017).

[@kentneumann5209]

Where's the rest of those trees?

[@BadlydrawnBen]

If that's camphor laurel I worked for a government team in Australia poisoning them they look the same . Do they smell like pot

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

May be slightly different. It smells like mints or Vicks vapor rub.

[@BadlydrawnBen]

@@TripleLRusticDesigns interesting the bark and grain look the same . It is assumed they spread to Australia in bird droppings after doves blew in from SE Asia about 80 years ago

[@petervarselona4974]

not everybody’s got 30 or $40,000 with equipment to break that stuff up so I understand what you’re saying

[@kenallen6866]

Reading the comments trying to understand what caused the split I realized some people are kind of hard on you. I think its because you have tools and an attractive wife. I would settled for the tools and an ugly wife myself and people would be nicer LMAO. It is pretty cool wood though.

[@TripleLRusticDesigns]

The more we grow, the more haters we get. We appreciate the supportive subscribers. We are just a hard working couple trying to create products and content.

[@kenallen6866]

@@TripleLRusticDesigns You can see that in your videos, I was just surprised how much ignorance floats around this country.

[@mediaSophia88]

Ever heard of manual transmission??

[@vasiliszaxaropoulos8726]

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[@johnbutler5208]

Could be shock when they dropped the tree .

[@shopart1488]

Love the video always in the wood projects, but I sure hated the music.

[@p-wehrndz8374]

I love wood I wish I live close by I would work for free

[@РасулбекМашарипов-р3з]

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