I Salvaged a Giant Wooden Table from Disaster and Found HIDDEN DANGERS

[@chrismartin4654]

Can you imagine the majestic tree that chunk of wood came from.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Yes, that tree must be huge to have a table like that.

[@lisastaven494]

That was the first thing I thought.

[@robertevans6481]

@@chrismartin4654 I was trying to wrap my head around that,it would be good to know how big it was, but I just love the color and grain of the wood...

[@tumq-i2d]

This block of wood certainly once belonged to a majestic ancient tree, where it grew for decades in the wild, among the vast forests of South Africa

[@davidanderson7389]

Almost an unbelievable size!

[@deodathramheerai]

That piece of wood is older than most countries have existed

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

As you said, it takes a long time to get such a huge block of wood.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

😀😀😀☺️

[@DenisNjoroge]

It's a sad sight, none of us will ever see such a magestic tree

[@puzzlemagnet1957]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 judging by your comment, seems like you dont care

[@ПланетаЗемля-т5в]

​@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 Разве во времени дело. Я считаю что это преступление. Срубить такого гиганта. Зачем? Чтобы какой нибудь миллионер похвастался перед друзьями " вот мол, какой у меня стол". Какая разница на каком столе ты будешь обедать? Это эгоизм. Оставите потомкам выжженную землю.

[@DroopyInFlight]

My blood pressure goes up every time they damage more of this extremely rare wood clinching cables all around it with all the inefficient moving they keep doing! This is like handing a 22 carat rough diamond to a guy with a jackhammer and asking him to cut it for you!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, with such a beautiful piece of wood one needs to be more careful

[@tisugaming6155]

kenapa mereka membelahnya😢😢😢

[@jaswats9645]

Fact is, any wood that gets damaged so easily will be removed anyway.

[@twasbrillig33]

Really? that's what gets your blood pressure up? My blood pressure goes up for the fact that this was a MASSIVE LIVING TREE prior to being felled by a bunch of FKING morons.

[@clementgoetke2385]

i think they know what they are doing

[@IRONHORSE427RACING]

I've been a Logger/Faller most of my adult life. Worked from the Coastal waters of British Columbia to all over the Western US and I have seen burls on Trees that woodworkers would spend hundreds of thousands of dollars for....cut off the trunk of a Tree and let it go to rot sitting high on some slope miles from anyplace....if A guy was smart he would get himself a Sikorsky Heavy lifting Chopper and go searching for these discarded burls, salvage them and sell them on the open market to the highest bidder....you could honestly make millions a year if you knew where to look ! Our Dining Room Table in our Log Home here in the Mountains is made from just such a burl from the side of a giant coastal yellow cedar ...My Son and I did it all by ourselves and it's the most beautiful thing outside our children that I have ever made and gave my wife for our 30th anniversary. It seats 12 adults very comfortable and is the center piece of our formal dining room. It's a live edge creation of my own and there is not one metal fastener in it any place. The top alone is 4" thick and actually two pieces cut one after another at the local saw mill for me then laid end to end so it's almost a mirror image of itself. We only had one shot to get it right and it took our Son and I about 4 months to get it completely finished but boy was the work and sweat equity we put in it ever worth it.

[@paintmodel]

I once was going to rent a Skycrane. They are not too prevalent on the West coast. Back in the day when investigating heavy lifting a very large HVAC unit, the cost was $35k to fly up from LA to San Jose and $4k an hour.

[@cosmogrid]

The day you find those discarded burls, the day they already had the owner and you wont collect anything unless you come with a very strong army.

[@crystalriver926]

If you can imagine it you can do it.

[@billhuff131]

@@IRONHORSE427RACING I just have to say kudos sir. You are right a smart guy would get himself a Sikorsky and make a million but I feel a wise man like yourself is already wealthy. It's obvious you have wealth in the things that have true value in life. Hard work,family, and the ability to see beauty where others do not. Thanks for your comments.

[@bernardboulanger898]

And now in BC there almost no old growth stands left. If I wanted to see this area how it had been for 1000s of years I would have to pay a fair amount of money travelling to some distant small locations. All for short term greed and profit and often destroying husge ancient trees to use for things like cedar shakes. Easily 100s of years of growth and the entire habitat around it(Not just the trees, but thousands of plants and small animals) destroyed by typically unrestrained human greed. Truly appalling and shameful. Oh look at my nice burl table!

[@bigdog12332]

Have you ever seen a more beautiful piece of wood in all of your life

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thank you, i have seen a lot, and i also want to share it with everyone

[@franekindewski5972]

W moim kraju nie ma takich drzew. Jednak Cesarz Francji kazał swoim żołnierzon zbierać szyszki (nasiona) sosen z Polskiego lasu. Żołnierze Napoleona dostawali za szyszki wysokie nagrody.

[@peterneumann7145]

Yes. It was a tree once

[@IRONHORSE427RACING]

I can say honestly not better looking but equally as breathtaking....huge giant burls from the sides of Trees in the Western Forests of America and Canada !

[@robertsonmcnaughton4850]

Yep. I turn and build near daily. Should see the high figure in some of my hard maple

[@HorseMalone]

The DANGERS were sure well hidden....so much so I never saw them !

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Yes, but every profession has hidden dangers that we cannot see with the naked eye.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

what do you think about this

[@iankearns774]

Not wearing shoes could be dangerous, cant do that type of work in Australia without steel capped boots and all the other PPE.

[@AnonymousAntisymmetry]

The danger of destroying nature.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

you are australian it is wonderful with wonderful people

[@elaine5953]

Not only the beauty of this tree/log which has three piths indicating three trees grown together, but the resourcefulness of those men is amazing!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, it is a tree with 3 trunks together, very impressive

[@worthington3637]

I love the safety sandals

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Yes, wearing a good pair of shoes makes work much safer.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂😊

[@tomntej2316]

Don't worry these Vietnamese they are well treated...!!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

😩👍

[@bhutjolokia6990]

They have a steel toe separator.🤭🤭

[@monshalagon]

It's hard to wrap your mind around the fact that this massive, solid chunk of wood, is just a plant... grown from a seed. Once just a tiny sapling, with a couple leaves. Now a massive, solid piece of wood that will be formed into countless, sturdy, beautiful items. Just a plant! We can build giant structures out of these plants. Plants that just grow from the ground! I can't imagine the history this magnificent tree must have seen. Just AMAZING!!!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching, it was great!

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes thank you very much

[@papichoku2442]

God is great!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thank you very much

[@jimyounger9490]

Got to be some of the most beautiful wood I’ve ever seen. Holy crap.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching, yes those wood panels are awesome.

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes thank you very much

My first thought is, man would I love to build a house using wood that thick, heavy and beautiful. Talk about hurricane and tornado-proof.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, that is also the wish of many people

[@chrisbodum3621]

Just the kind of home project a couple of million people have been looking for. Brilliant.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thank you for your support, it is really beautiful

[@bblaine1]

Hahahhahhahah

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thank you very much

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thank you very much

[@akita96th]

Destroying old growth forests to make fancy tables for rich people should be a crime.

[@morgangmilligan]

Not if it’s the only way to feed people !

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

😩😩😩😩😔

[@emme5768]

Non sono d'accordo: 1 - non bisogna mettere al mondo più figli di quanti se ne possono mantenere; 2 - taglia pochi alberi normali e ripianta subito tutto! 3 - alleva e coltiva tutto ciò che la tua famiglia riesce ad allevare e coltivare, così si può sfamare le famiglie senza danneggiare il pianeta e la propria coscienza.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes thank you very muchyes thank you very much

[@xander1756]

​@@morgangmilliganThat's right..."if".

[@Lawrence1203-f7s]

The tree must have been MASSIVE I would like to count the rings to see how old it was. from what i could see the rings looked fairly close together. It is gorgeous wood. I would love to create a piece of art out of some of that wood. It is beautiful!!!!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, that tree must be very big, at first glance you can see 3 heartwoods in this piece of wood, what do you think about the quality of the wood?

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂😊

[@Purrete]

These woods were transported from Cambodia and Laos. These trees are made by Lao people and Kathpuja people. You do not have the right to receive it and do not cut it.

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

no, my job is to share and bring entertainment to everyone

[@nnssatfr3194]

All wood from Laos. In Vietnam, they cut it and took it. Then come to process and make wooden furniture to sell all over the world. Cut wood from Laos until the Lao wood is gone. Vietnam has been cutting trees in Laos for 50 years.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

why do you think so, doesn't the lao government know that

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@nnssatfr3194]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 Because the Lao authorities, the Lao government, are Vietnamese people transformed. In Laos today The ruling class in Laos is entirely Vietnamese. Vietnam has occupied Laos for 50 years. Vietnamese soldiers came to change the government in Laos from a democratic monarchy to communism.

[@twasbrillig33]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 corruption and greed, and shortsightedness and complete and utter stupidity, that's why

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

😔😔😔😔

[@antonipeters2333]

I am surprised that they don't use angle iron segments at the cable lift points to protect the edges of such a magnificent chunk of wood.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Yes, such a beautiful piece of wood needs to be more careful to avoid waste.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

😊😊😊😃👍

[@antonipeters2333]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 Such Such irreverence. Treat 'er right, Lads!

[@antonipeters2333]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 Bloody Savages!

[@nastasepuscarias]

There is jungle, friend... You see safety shoes or something like that? The man's life is very very cheap.

[@poni7373]

That slab at the end where he is spraying the varnish, it does not seem to be the same slab as was processed earlier. The grain looks totally different. Much more regular compared to the one that was being planed.

[@obmitno6745]

Pretty sure it's just water.

[@obmitno6745]

Nevermind. Thought you were talking about a different part.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

You know the grain will fade after varnishing.

[@Vescense]

​@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994what are you talking about this is an entire different piece of wood at the end

[@Vescense]

​@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 there is way more chatoyancy than the starting slab.

[@ThrilllZone]

The wood grain, when polished, gives me the feeling of a piece of marble; it’s truly amazing.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Yes, many people have confused it with marble.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Wow this is a really cool piece of wood.

[@dogwklr]

Lots of marble contains the rigs of trees. Marble is just extremely old volcanic or similar rock. I sat at a restaurant table recently and the top had very obvious rings and the profile of the bark etc. In time this could have become the same

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thank you very much

[@jeroekoe]

i agree with 0:20 a very nice piece of wood indeed.. may it be of a blessing for coming generation to see the true beauty of nature that is left

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Yes, once finished with a final coat of paint these tables will last an incredible amount of time.

[@DiViLi2]

Whoa, I have *never* seen a tree this massive and gorgeous before! It's like Mother Nature decided to show off, and I am *so* here for it! 🌳

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

I'm not sure about that, with the recent storm there were a lot of huge trees like that that fell due to landslides.

[@DiViLi2]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 Yikes, another storm? Just what we needed! Seems like Mother Nature’s really been on a rampage this year, leaving her “mark” all over the place. Hopefully, we can finally catch a break soon! 🌪

[@scouseaussie1638]

No Mother Nature just God our Father🙏

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thank you very much

[@1gkhn1]

This tree is the tree of many centuries. This tree that has not dried up cannot be cut down. It is a shame and a sin.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

why do you think so

[@JibonGolpojk]

এত বড়গাছ জীবনের প্রথম দেখলাম❤❤❤❤❤😮😮😮

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching!

Absolutely majestic piece of wood. Nature is something to behold is it not???

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, nature is the best

[@GiovanniDiDomenico-xc3cm]

Sebra di vedera un guerriero tel tempo e delle ere aflitto e turturiato speriamo che il maestoso aldero avea gia finito la sua esistenza ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😮un abraccio

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

This is a fallen tree, people are just making use of it.

[@ForestryMachines-i2l]

The wood grain patterns, marks of time, are truly beautiful!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, those lines are beautiful

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thank you very much

[@MikeWright-p5t]

WOOOOW WHAT A CHUNK OF LUMBER 😮❤😮

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

This block of wood is huge, thank you for your continued support.

[@mansorghaed7202]

پدر بزرگ درخت ببخشید که با شما خوب رفتار نشد! برای تو باید یک موزه ساخته میشد تو ارزشش رو داری و من متوجه نشدم چه چیزی ساخته شد؟ فقط یک صفحه بزرگ و ساده با قطر زیاد؟! ممنون از شما لذت بردم از زیبایی و قدرت خداوند و البته برای پدر بزرگ درخت برای مرگش ناراحت شدم عجب عظمتی!!!❤❤❤

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

😊😊😊☺️

[@fredmac1000]

Unbelievable,,, masterpiece of Mother Nature,,, I wonder where it came from!!?? Are there more such trees!!?? Are we preserving them the best we can!!??🌷🌷

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Yes, logging is only for fallen or dead trees.

[@brandonjob2202]

the species of tree is most likely a sequoia, they grow to be the oldest, widest, and tallest trees in the world. most commonly found in california within a few national parks but can be found in southern europe and new zealand.

[@HawksofOz]

@@brandonjob2202 does this look like an American, European or New Zealand timber mill? this is most likely an Asian yard judging by the lack of safety equipment, and maybe, just maybe the fact the workers are all Asian..🙄🙄🙄

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, these workers are all asian

[@muanlian6845]

very beautiful,, wow

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, thanks for watching

[@timododing5265]

I almost have to cry when I see how disrespectfully this beautiful piece of wood is being treated. Belting it up without protection to be lifted and flung around, letting those cables cut into the wood, planing and sanding it without any dimensioning and ultimately coating it with a thick layer of sticky paint. In the end you have felled a several hundred year old tree for cutting a hugh block out of the best part that has no other use than to be a hugh block. I'm glad nobody commented: "Uh, great craftsmanship!", because it isn't. At the same time I feel sorry for the people working there, as they obviously were never really trained, have to cope with very poor safety precautions, but probably have no other options than to stick with it.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, such a beautiful piece of wood needs to be treated more professionally, thanks for your comments

[@democracybacksliding]

Yes !

[@roseannecarratkinson4271]

When this is the only equipment you have, you make do with what you have.

[@Wannenheld]

Habt ihr keine richtige Arbeit dort ...müsst ihr alles kaputt machen um Geld zu verdienen ...findet ihr das gut???

[@skiaspensnowmass]

It's important to consider where this was filmed as the norms and resources maybe way different than your own. These gentlemen obviously have a productive wood processing yard and just demonstrated how to create a decently finished monolithic beast of a table. I thought that the wood planing by hand was brilliant. What exactly do you naysayers propose to do differently?

[@Salesdog0221]

Absoluty a moster treen, I would have loved to see it while still standing. Please treat her with the love and respect she surely deserves.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, when we use it properly everything is worth it

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

😌😌😌😌😌🙂

[@falsettigiorgio]

Arriverà il giorno in cui tagliare un albero del genere sarà punito con la pena di morte.... e poi sosteniamo che gli esseri umani sono intelligenti ... dov'è qui l intelligenza ?

[@vlasta6005]

Dívám se jak tito.hosi dřou a pracují.vrlmi odborné jen nevím k čemu budou tak velké.desky. asi z mahagonového velmi vzácné.dřevo.. Na nábytek je velmi velká.a silná tak k čemu asi.bude, ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

This is not mahogany, mahogany does not have that color.

[@Jules_73]

What a monster log! That’s some beautiful grain right there!❤

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thank you for watching

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thank you for your support, this log is really beautiful.

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thank you very much

[@michaelzte8608]

Неимоверной красоты древесина! Я не представляю, какое это чудесное было дерево при жизни!!!!!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching!

[@WAUK-TOWN74]

Nice.....a Table Made for Kings....Wood Work good BUT Dangerous also....Hope you will not Lose Toes and Hands.....💯

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

I hope so too

[@MrBobconner1952]

WOW! Amazing process and gorgeous wood

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, thanks for watching, i have never seen a block of wood with such beautiful grain

[@MikeWright-p5t]

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL 😮❤❤

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching!

[@vyxuan940]

cây gỗ này có 2 tâm chắc chắn là gốc của nó có bạnh và khía rất khủng

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

just as you think

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching

[@IanFlyinGremlinRCNZ]

Absoulty beautiful piece of wood, I only wish that I could have a small piece of it to make some things out of it.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

like that, a very nice piece of wood

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thank you for watching

[@Mike-bh7sh]

I do wonder if the wouldn't make more money and spend less time by just lumbering it and selling it? Probably can't because the rich countries like to make rules to prevent these poor countries from making a living off their resources.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

If a tree falls down should you use it?

[@processinsider68]

Amazing process!!!!!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, thanks for watching

[@BoatbuildingIndia]

Amazing very nice ❤

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching!

[@AsanaiPhlita-i3k]

ลายไม้งดงามมากครับเพื่อนๆไม้อะไร

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, it is really beautiful, it has a name called rosewood

[@stevenwalker7928]

Incredible that’s a huge tree

[@broman6662]

Its pobably several trees that has grown together. The tree slab has more then one center

[@twasbrillig33]

Correction, WAS a huge tree

[@Purrete]

These woods were transported from Cambodia and Laos. These trees are made by Lao people and Kathpuja people. You do not have the right to receive it and do not cut it.

[@bradkrit]

Oh my gosh that quartersawn piece is insane, so gorgeous

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching!

[@russkahn-ev9sx]

not quartersawn

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

If we saw it lengthwise we wouldn't be able to see these wonderful wood grains.

[@fouadsharif2327]

Truly a master peice....I take my hat off for your craftsmanship and patience....may the force be always with you

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, thank you very much, i will definitely try harder

[@ForestryTechz]

That sounds intriguing! It's fascinating to see what you can uncover in salvaged materials, especially when hidden dangers are involved!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Safety measures are needed for this dangerous job.

[@randogame4438]

So awesome watching 16 minutes of just winching around a block of wood.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

What do you think about our production process?

[@randogame4438]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 If your shop were in the U.S. it would be shut down immediately. That saw mill is awesome but wouldn't it be easier if the power switches were at ground level? You did a lot with what you have and its not truly a finished product yet unless your whole plan was to sell a slab of wood that sits on the ground.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for your advice, the US is a country with the world's leading economy so everything is standard, but for a country with a backward economy, infrastructure is still a difficult problem, what do you think?

[@ukparliamentfocus8521]

In all honesty the finish was terrible for this type of high quality timber. You could see the lumps of dust in the final spraying.

[@Eugene-r5i6x]

Gotta love the safety boots 🥾

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, it will be safer when work has problems

[@tonywright8294]

Why are westerners so obsessed with their footwear ?

[@jtfoto1]

@@tonywright8294 I value all my toes.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

You know because it is not safe, even when you are not working when using a pair of slippers will make you slip and trip easily

[@tracymclaughlinholmes677]

Hey it's better than the guys in the welding shops that were the safety sandals, steel toed flip-flops, and non-slip bare feet it's always right in line with their welding sunglasses or the turn your head and hold up your hand method.😂😂😂

[@roseannecarratkinson4271]

WOW! What gorgeous wood!

[@joseyoung8718]

Sensacional , excelente a qualidade da imagem , parabéns para quem trabalhou com a filmagem

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, thank you for your support, i will try harder to bring entertainment to everyone

[@MxMSuff]

Such a magnificent legacy of a living giant.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, a majestic giant block of wood

[@Cecengjohan]

Tukang kayu super modern..

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching!

[@Noneofyourb908]

Such a shame this kind of big centuries old trees are destroyed for proffits

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

you know, with a tree of such a huge size, in any country they would be preserved, so there must be a reason why the government agrees to exploit it like that, you know what I mean?

[@grantkruse1812]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 Yeah, they got payola from some logging industry guys and then cut it and remove it before an opposition can form. There would be tremendous opposition to removing a tree as big and ancient as this one.

[@HanTheProphet]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 there are many short sighted reasons why people will destroy a resource such as old growth trees for relatively short term profits. although, you cant say for sure either way without more information. it could also be responsibly harvested wood, although at sizes like this, that is unlikely imo. its possible its harvested from naturally fallen/dying trees, but thats a poor source for business. its nearly impossible, or hasnt been demonstrated yet, that we can responsibly harvest and grow old growth wood over hundreds or thousand+ years.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

your reasoning is very correct

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

your reasoning is very correct

[@rongrose3746]

Absolutely gorgeous wood

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thank you for your support, this log is really beautiful.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

a masterpiece of art from nature

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thank you very much

[@bigtecch]

Wow, these machines are nature’s perfect partners!

[@vestiericiruela2798]

The beauty of the wood seems older than jesus time.. godbless all of us.. ..

[@timharris6835]

This log has three hearts, the first cut from the side was indicative to what was a head but they made a second cut from the face to see what was inside this was the first big wide board but the next thicker board was stained across the grain partially. The side cut had the best flame in my view. This was a veneer log I reckon that is where the value was. Extraordinary timber log.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

You are so observant, yes that is the most valuable part of the log.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

it is beautiful right

[@johnhudson333]

An experienced eye

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thank you very much

[@berntolofsson]

It was too wide so they had to cut off a slice.

[@jan-ul1xb]

very butiful wood love it

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thank you for your support, this log is really beautiful.

[@jan-ul1xb]

​@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 what are you going to make of it?

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

I will make wooden furniture, what do you think?

[@jan-ul1xb]

oohh that's beautiful tables, cupboards, bed, chairs. Well I'm curious to see what they will look like when the furniture is finished

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@stgibson2810]

Pro Tip: Always be sure to spray your lacquer next to the guys that are sanding.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching, when spray painting you need a closed room, no matter what the job is.

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thank you very much

[@PressnellShasteen]

Your content is rich and diverse. Can't miss it

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, thank you very much, I will try to improve in the next products

[@thientang351]

❤❤❤❤ cây này Nội gì mà lớn vậy ta cảm ơn em

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

cẩm hồng xếp ak

[@davearchibald6201]

Quit kitchen about saftey up until the late 80s work got done by men with experience ability we just weeded out the ignorant with accidents and stupidity

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Yes, safety always comes first.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

🙂🙂🙂🙂😊

[@kevinemery1177]

Yes yes I can't stand them safety bastards

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

😩😩😩

[@abuzarpetualang2190]

very large wood and amazing colors

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes the color of the wood is very impressive

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

😃😃😃😃😉

[@robertevans6481]

That is some amazing slabs. The color is on point

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

why do you say that

[@robertevans6481]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 most likely they cut it for slabs. But they could cut it thicker slabs,but those size will be more profitable,boards would be good to cut from them trash pieces,but you would want to have little waste. So that could still sell the scraps as you want to get the most amount of income,vs how much you paid for it, And the color of the wood was very nice. We can just imagine that tree....and how old it is.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thanks for your advice they are very helpful

[@barbaraaldam204]

What beautiful wood, such lovely markings.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching!

[@MarDrzewinski]

Me surpreende funcionários relativamente novos... revela muito sobre a situação...

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching!

[@mavrick6088]

I'm not understanding why so thick and huge. Do you sell to giants? Is this some jack and the bean stalk type buyer? Id hate to have to reach for the salt from the middle of that table. Not only that but couldn't you make so much more by creating like 6 tables out of that

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks a lot for your advice, what do you think about making a table this thick to increase its lifespan?

[@fraglo]

Lololo😂

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

🙂🙂🙂🙂😌

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂☺️

[@cobraa2000]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 thats gota be what 2feet thick ?

[@MAsWorld1]

Of course they switched slabs just before the clear coat went on, but still ridiculously amazing hunk of natural beauty!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching, you know this tree was fallen not cut down, of course the beauty of nature is the most wonderful

[@haroldalexis4200]

Thats amazing from start to finish. Look at this beautiful piece or pieces of fine furniture. ✅👍

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for your support, this log is really beautiful.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

🙂🙂🙂🙂😊☺️

[@twasbrillig33]

lol imagine the fine TREE and surrounding forest which supported untold number of lifeforms beside it before it was felled.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for your feedback, I'm not sure if that tree was cut down.

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@Gerbrandt0245]

Nice small table top.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, that's right those tables are awesome

[@TheCosmicRealm3]

This is absolutely incredible.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

What do you think of this giant log?

[@TheCosmicRealm3]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 It's beautiful. Ive never seen a log of that size before.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Yes, it is great.

[@spikey2740]

Wow!!!!!!!!!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thank you for your support

[@ianrowe9337]

Boy oh boy, what a beauty !!!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, it is beautiful isn't it

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

😁😁😁😁😁🙂

[@hatchetjack6438]

I like the Steel Toe sandals!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

When you have a pair of steel toe sandals or a pair of shoes when working will be safer

[@tonywright8294]

Why ?

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

job security

[@mandamoosgardeningadventur8305]

I can't wait to see what you make from it in the future, 😊

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

I will try to bring it to you as soon as possible.

[@TheJkaeser]

That is the most beautiful piece of wood I have ever seen.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thank you for watching, there will be many entertaining moments for you in the next products, please watch.

[@randywood8658]

Would like to have some of that wood looks like Redheart😊

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Are you impressed with this giant log?

[@Mike-bh7sh]

Elsewhere he said it was rosewood.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching!

[@Heraclitean]

For once, a thumbnail that isn't BS. Wow, what a tremendous piece of wood that is.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching!

[@MRizwan-a2z]

MaShaAllah, Subhaan Allah, Such a prestigious wood, imagine the tree in the primetime! Fabulous!😊

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

a tree called rosewood, isn't it amazing? a giant tree

[@valekenny]

What does Allah have to do with this at all? A make believe god and an actual tree; they couldn't be more different.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@MRizwan-a2z]

@@valekenny Thanks for your perspective! For me, praising Allah is how I express gratitude for the beauty and wonders of nature around us. I respect that everyone sees things differently.

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@FlowsnAgain-qr8zj]

Cocobolo 🙌🏻 Whoop di whoop 😊

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching!

[@Ibaneddie76]

That's incredible I would love to get my hands on one of those slabs, that tree was ancient probably hundred of years old!

[@NewBlacksmithGirl]

It turns out that the bed my family uses is made from giant tree trunks like that. But looking at the crane, using only a rope to hang a wooden plank like this seems a bit dangerous. I admit you guys are great. Always support you 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thank you very much, I will pay more attention to safety while working.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

☺️☺️☺️☺️😉

[@Oceanborn07_05]

I really dont understand all you people crying about how terrible it is to fell such a large tree that has been growing for hundreds of years just to make a table 😂 Like, were you all born yesterday? You know nothing about this tree or anything. Maybe it was felled 50 years ago because it was leaning and was a hazard to everyone around it. It could literally be million reasons why it was good to fell it, but you know nothing of the context or what was actually the case in reality. But important thing is that you whine about something you know nothing about😂

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thank you very much, with national wall policy just do them well, logging too

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@natterman2037]

Nobody is doing that at least not to the point you act like everyone is! Who cares

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yeah no one would care if it was nonsense

[@palladen1933]

Love the safety aspect the steel cap sandals, and I'm pretty sure that's sling is not the right one for tha weight, I don't think they have a motto of safety first😮😮

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, safety is not here

[@rolfzeller3072]

Not to mention the patched cables of the hand-held electric planers!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

That's right

[@indahamanah-t2n]

Wow ini luar biasa 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Yes, thanks for watching!

[@dwb2518]

GOD'S WOOD IS ALWAYS BETTER 😊😊😊

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

that's right

[@BUXER2009]

потрясающе красивая древесина.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thank you very much, what do you think about our production process?

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

😃😃😃😃😃😍

[@KURTZAMANI]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 Criminales!!!!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

why do you think so

[@paulochagas5386]

Madeira bonita , parece até relevoduma planície, parabéns

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for your feedback, it's beautiful isn't it?

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

What do you think about how we handle it?

[@SureshTembhare-d3m]

😊

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thank you

[@michealmorrow1481]

What a wonderful tabletop that will make. MANY tabletops.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thank you for watching

[@ronalanaya1882]

Wow😮 un gigante de la selva 🌲

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for watching!

[@240l28]

What kind of tree was it? How old could it have been? And for those who are concerned about the safety of the workers, these men are not like the snowflakes of developed countries. Here they work and are alert to the daily dangers of life.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

It is a tree called rosewood, I guess it must be over 1000 years old.

[@Noneofyourb908]

What you call snowflakes are responsable people who care....poorly educated and shortsighted people seem to have your preference, problem is you dont know the amount of these workers with loss of sight, hearing, fingers, arms, legs, or in wheelchair etc...insurance companies do and they are the ones who call for responsable acting for/by workers......very stupid & shortsighted comment

[@SHADOW.GGG-]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 not rosewood, you would not have cut rosewood with that toy

[@twasbrillig33]

you're more concerned about the snowflakes rather than the massive loss collectively to our planet when this tree was felled by fking idiots

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

why do you think it was cut down

[@kentgamingyt7210]

Wow,nawow

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thank you for your support, this wood is beautiful, isn't it?

[@ChrisWilson999]

I don't know how they stay alive. This is what you call risky business.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, a dangerous job that requires high concentration

[@WrenchS13]

@@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994 and better safety equipment. someone is going to get seriously hurt or killed if they keep working carelessly like that

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

thanks for your comment, yes safety is very important, i think they should pay more attention

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@hunglevan6462]

Tấm này chắc to nhất Việt Nam rồi đấy

[@lobitome]

Way over-handled that beautiful piece of wood.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thanks for your comment, these workers still need more experience.

[@Mike-bh7sh]

I did wonder why they didn't just set it in place on the bandsaw track and use ladders to lay out the cut.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

you know, that piece is huge

[@chandrasekharreddy2440]

How old is that tree and where can u find that tree

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

In my experience this tree must be over 1000 years old, we were asked by a customer to restore it.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

What impression do you get of such a huge table?

[@jamiemorgan4146]

What type of wood is this? There’s s much Quilt! Birds Eye! Tiger! Guitar Tops !😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes thank you very much

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

😃😃😃😃😃😉

[@lucahauben1638]

From where are you.? Kalimantan indonesia?

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

I come from Vietnam

[@thekeepers15]

The absolute pinnacle of wood.

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes, i was also surprised to see this log

[@МаксимМазурук-ш2й]

Оце так дерево, а яке гарне, тепер які столи гарні вийдуть 👍👍😊😊

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes you are awesome thank you for watching

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

yes thank you very much

[@BasantaShahi-e4v]

कति गारो काम धन्यवाद छ।🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

Thank you for your continued support!

[@Creativity-HV]

Hello, wish you a happy new day

[@sabirzaripov3380]

какой труд это варварство!

[@WoodworkingProjectsideas1994]

you find it brutal