The Largest Wood Project On the Planet // The Last Remaining Tree After The Ice Age

Today, follow me to witness the last moments of the world's largest tree left after the ice age! a survey conducted by experts around the world to find out the age of the tree! It takes a lot of time for our workers to complete their work! I was lucky enough to capture its final moments! Its mission is accomplished! Hope it will forever exist in our hearts! What do you think about it? Please leave your comments! Please share the video with your friends! Thank you for watching the video
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The Largest Wood Project On the Planet // The Last Remaining Tree After The Ice Age

[@user-ju2ji9lp3x]

This is lumber fit for Kings and Queens!!!

[@luatmac]

Yes sir. Actually, there are very few trees like this left on this planet and luckily I was able to capture its last moments.

[@spy_balloon]

This is lumber fit for the museum

[@user-op6wo1gq4o]

@@luatmac Нужен перевод

[@justinh2701]

Why? What makes them so special

[@user-ju2ji9lp3x]

I believe several things make them special. 1. is the size of them 2. how long it takes to grow a tree that massive. 3.the beautiful grain they produce. 4. you can't go down yo your local lumber company and buy this kind pf product. Thank you for asking... @@justinh2701

[@mavrick6088]

People don't understand how sad it is to see a tree that big have saw marks from being cut down. I guess it's possible some fell and were cut after but these are so old it's a shame they are not still flourishing on this planet. Along with billions of others

[@luatmac]

People are gradually destroying their own lives. like war

[@JohnDavis-tj1bl]

Awwwh I guess you wipe your ass with your finger

[@almclester]

It’s not that we don’t understand. Many of us are woodworking enthusiasts, and we can recognize a tree that was laying in a bog or lake for quite some time. This tree was not cut down while it was alive-you can tell by the condition of the bark and the amount of mud that they had to wash off. It fell and lay submerged for a long time before it was discovered and sold to this saw mill. The saw marks that you are noticing were from cutting the tree into smaller, transportable sections. This section alone weighted several tons, so there was no way to transport it while it was still intact. Submerged trees of this size and quality are extremely rare-so much so that people literally hunt bogs and wetlands for them, as their full time occupation. When they are found and sold, they can change the socioeconomic trajectory of an entire family, lifting them out of poverty for generations, if they spend the proceeds wisely. So I, perhaps we, prefer to think of this as a life-changing gift from nature.

[@axx012]

No need to be upset. The earth is meant to produce resources for us to use. Its a bigger waste to just let things grow and die without doing anything beneficial with it. Think about how many fruits off of trees just grow and decay because no one and nothing came around to eat them for example.

[@wrstew1272]

Who claimed it to be cut down? Silly Goose, trees die. Nature ya know….it’s a fact. Check it out with your local forestry department! Everything has a lifespan. Fact! What you are seeing is that in order to relocate hundreds of tons of a huge quantity of wood, it must be cut into manageable pieces. Hence the “cuts “ you see. Research first growth trees in Northern California for example. Then you can come back and post an apology to your videos creators. Just because you have led a sheltered existence doesn’t mean that the rest of the world is “bad, or taking advantage of….” Forestry once upon a time was done by axes and bucksaws. Now we use a tool called a chainsaw. That is what is evident in the ends of the tree sections you see in the video. 😊

[@swagtech_]

This video is a beautiful reminder of the kindness that exists in the world. It's so heartening to see.

[@luatmac]

:((

[@KazeGaara89]

Except the part where dumbasses chopped it down

[@patrickdoherty3118]

It would be good to see how a piece of this magnificent timber ends it's days after leaving the sawmill

[@luatmac]

Please follow me! I will show you beautiful works from it

[@wrstew1272]

How thick are the cuts on a tree of this size? It appears that it is a very thick cut, so you may plane and sand, or do you resaw to more reasonable dimensions? I am guessing, but it looks like between ten and twelve inches thick?

[@brolinshepard5811]

I would love a coffee please

[@luatmac]

:((

[@dopeytripod]

should have cut the end off & given it to a museum

[@luatmac]

Cannot be transported to a museum, sir

[@Angkertvg]

Guut amazing ❤🙏👍

[@luatmac]

Thanks my bro

[@ardiankotori3149]

Whoever cut down that tree should be thrown to jail.

[@thomasesteb9589]

And you should not use any wood for any reason DA

[@ammo1033]

Have you ever thought maybe it was dead?

[@TheHammy10001]

It had fallen already, as to not infect the other trees they chopped in up and the good pieces were sold, all proceeds will go back to the trees

[@EIEIO47]

The tree must thousand years old

[@fayeolivia3]

There is any number of reasons ,ide like to think it naturally fell over given its size as can't see a saw big enough to cut that down , and life on earth includes plants and trees and its a fact that one day all life dies. Do you think there are trees out there with Dino pee splattered up them , no they are long gone and for someone to naturally think someone needs to go to jail just take a look what your sitting on , it's more than likely made of wood

[@almclester]

Does anyone know what species that tree was? The grain and color is GORGEOUS!!!!!!! I would love to see what it looks like with a high gloss finish.

[@luatmac]

I will talk about it in the following videos

[@timgchannel3328]

Five minutes of research: did a search for the largest trees in Asia. Seems the three largest are a cypress, a fir, and a meranti. Visual clues in the video indicate meranti. It’s a shame such a big tree was cut down, but it looks like it was cut down a long time ago, and it would be a shame that the wood was just left the rot.

[@luatmac]

Yes sir. In fact, this tree will be about 40 meters long. To transport it, the log must be broken into smaller pieces

[@pmh4883]

Great video, the tree is incredible. The lack of fall protection is scary. People die everyday from falling off stuff. Please be safe on top of these logs.

[@luatmac]

Yes, thank you for your comments

[@luatmac]

Yes, thank you for your comments

[@MaxAChow]

Nice lumber.

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@scottvanheulen8338]

Not true. The oldest tree since before 2 ice ages ago is still alive in Norway estimated age over 12,000 years. Not nearly as big as it grow in the tundra but certainly much much older.

[@luatmac]

Yes sir! I hope it will live forever as an eternal monument

[@1Pureblood606]

In Ontario Canada on the Bruce Peninsula there are 3 ft cedars that some are estimated to be around 12-1500 years old

[@MaxAChow]

Looks like very dangerous work!

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@rainstormz1]

Let the people say---AMEN'.

[@luatmac]

amen

[@gabriellehoffman7572]

Super curious from where these guys acquired this beautiful old-growth wood! I know there's Co's in the USA that specialize in salvaging old-growth logs from lake and river beds. Is this such a piece?

[@luatmac]

Are not. Take a look at its outer shell. It was quite rotten, showing that it died a long time ago! but I don't know how the person who got this huge log transported it here

[@jimglasco]

I explained this to someone else....they cry about the tree being cut down, when you can clearly see by the outside surface, this tree has been waterlogged or mudbogged for centuries and just recently been unearthed or dragged......and that this old growth lumber and primordial logs are worth thousands of dollars.

[@swagtech_]

10:01 The tree is so big it's amazing

[@luatmac]

Thanks my bro

[@user-ju2ji9lp3x]

You never answered what all this BEAUTIFUL LUMBER IS USED FOR!!!

[@luatmac]

it is used to create monolithic tables that serve the biggest and wealthiest tycoons around the world

[@garyduscha2579]

Did you find out?🇨🇦

[@user-ju2ji9lp3x]

@@garyduscha2579 Yes, very RICH PEOPLE!!!

[@vanhuuo6542]

@@luatmac được mua bởi những đồng tiền tham ô hay phi pháp mà có.chứ những đồng tiền chân chính thì không đủ để sở hữu nó.đây là sự thật ở xh vn này

[@Novembero22024]

I'm surprised that tree even lived as long as it did. I don't believe they cut it down, most likely went down due to bad weather.

[@luatmac]

it died and lay deep in the forest until people discovered it; Its shell was quite rotten

[@user-ju2ji9lp3x]

Thank you for answering my question. It looks to be a vary dangerous job requiring a lot of skill and experience. GOOD LUCK and stay safe.

[@luatmac]

Thank my bro

[@stephendavis7057]

I dont think that's the last tree. I see lots of trees every day

[@luatmac]

It's very big, isn't it, sir?

[@user-op6wo1gq4o]

Что это за дерево где растет и что из его делают?

[@luatmac]

Red kumquat, other names such as tiger skin, ca te (two-part nomenclature: Afzelia xylocarpa), is a species of plant in the legume family, growing in some Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar. Characteristic Large tree, gray-white, rough bark. Low branching. The leaves are evenly pinnately compound, the leaflets are oval shaped, the tip has a blunt convex tip, and the tail is nearly round. Flowers are cluster-shaped, bisexual, white corolla, 1 petal, round shape with long claws. Glass-shaped bean pods. The fruit skin turns black when ripe. Seeds are cylindrical with edges, hard black seed coat, hard light yellow umbilical cord. The tree grows slowly, likes light, is distributed in evergreen or semi-deciduous forests, grows on flat land or drained slopes, deep soil layer, average soil mechanical composition.

[@MrJustmitch]

It should have been preserved for history not cut up. Disgusting

[@MrTechss]

Oh, the wood production process is really modern

[@luatmac]

😭😭😭

[@HadjiIbrahimAbdullah-zb2cs]

You're right, that tree will not be cutdown otherwise you'll be thrown to jail. That tree will be include to national wealth.

[@luatmac]

it will contribute to changing the economy in a small area. They can build tourist areas to display products made from it

[@richardbaumeister466]

Each slab must weigh well over a ton.

[@luatmac]

5 tons sir

[@sonsapgo]

Quá đẹp

[@luatmac]

Cám ơn bác nha

[@statonracing]

Awsome what species of tree?

[@DavidSmith-jq6wl]

a wooden one

[@luatmac]

Try to guess what kind of tree it is that can be so huge

[@luatmac]

Try to guess what kind of tree it is that can be so huge

[@GiuseppeCancellara-yw5rt]

Non ho mai visto un uomo misurarsi con un albero di tale misura. ❤ 10:24

[@luatmac]

it's too big compared to other trees

[@djduncanjames]

I wonder how they decide which side to cut the log on. It's a big decision!

[@luatmac]

To cut a tree like this requires a lot of meetings and opinions from the giants who own it

[@JohnGodin]

I'm surprised this saw is getting this done actually. Primitive machinery....

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@billholt462]

This tree was big, but possibly not very old. Age can be determined by counting annual growth rings, and these rings seem to be very wide, so not very many years. It grew fast and then fell over.

[@luatmac]

How old do you think it is?

[@jamiewoodard2380]

What were the dimensions of this piece? Diameter, length and weight? And what was the thickness of the slabs?

[@luatmac]

The width is 4m, the average thickness is 25cm, the length is 3.8m and the log weight is about 60 tons.

[@twilightzone-ex-hostage1997]

Anyone else sad that this epic tree is being chopped up? My heart hurts, however I'm hoping she fell by nature. In that case, it's nice for it to be preserved, even in furniture.

[@krishnay-tt9ph]

yep.grieving.

[@luatmac]

Yes ma'am. Unfortunately! But it will stay with us forever

[@luatmac]

:((

[@2ChukBuk]

Is this a species of mahogany tree? The reddish hue suggests it may be, but I'm just taking a stab. Incredible sawmill skills and tree. Thanks for the video.

[@luatmac]

Not mahogany, sir. But thank you very much for your concern

[@jimglasco]

Cedar or Cyprus

[@jimglasco]

Hemlock

[@luatmac]

No sir

[@luatmac]

No sir

[@larry573]

haha ice age....more like rain forest yesterday

[@luatmac]

:v

[@vyxuan940]

việt nam 🇻🇳 mà đã chơi thì không một nước nào bằng , từ siêu xe đến sập gỗ

[@luatmac]

Cám ơn bác nha

[@user-eq7go3mu1c]

Imi kayu dari pulau kalimantan yang di tukar guling untuk IKN

[@adrieschuurbiers9793]

is het kout daar ?

[@luatmac]

cold car sir

[@adrieschuurbiers9793]

ik maak dit met verf en je ziet er niets van , waarom dan die boom omzagen ?

[@luatmac]

:((

[@nelsonhernanjaramunoz2756]

Ninguno de todos los comentarios, tiene verdadera conciencia de lo que es un árbol milenario y en general todos los arboles de la tierra , aunque ustedes no lo crean y no son capaces de entender, que los arbo les tienen vida como ser viviente , con conciencia y sentimientos, como todo ser viviente aqui en la tierra , la madre tierra sufre y se expresa su malestar, arraves como lo llamamos el ser humano ,el cambio climático, y bueno atraves de eso todo tiene sus consecuencias , como siempre algunos ser humanos retardados de conciencia, seran tarde o temprano ubicados en su lugar que corresponda

[@luatmac]

People are gradually destroying their own lives. like war

[@SteelToes]

I've said the same thing for decades... tress live, breath, feel and are one of God's creations.

[@judyplumley4513]

How heavy is a 8 inch slab ?

[@luatmac]

It's about 7 tons sir

[@mr.lynnrosaasen8218]

People have said that tree was dead & submerged, so why all the crying about it? Somebody could see that it was rotting , but could be salvaged with a little ingenuity ! All you ' belly-archers' stop it ok your ruining for thos who waist enjoy the beauty of the harvested wood,

[@luatmac]

Nature's laws of survival, sir. It's hard to explain a rather long story, everything on the planet has a lifespan and this tree is too old, it cannot bring abundant oxygen to the earth, so it needs to make room for other ecosystems. new state

[@richardbaumeister466]

What species is it?

[@luatmac]

ekop zing sir

[@adrieschuurbiers9793]

i maket bai paint , ant jy sea it not ?

[@luatmac]

no sir

[@SuperTonybo]

HOW CAN YOU NOT TELL US WHAT KIND OF WOOD THIS IS??? IS IT A GIANT RED WOOD?????

[@almclester]

It doesn’t matter if it was a giant redwood! This tree wasn’t cut for harvesting. It was already dead and down. The saw marks are from sectioning it for transport. All things in nature have a finite lifespan, and even sequoias die and fall down. Judging from the appearance of the bark and the amount of mud on this tree, this one had been submerged for some time before it was harvested. Trees that have been submerged in bogs for long periods are highly prized for their wood-people literally hunt for them in hopes of a huge payday.

[@luatmac]

ekop zing sir

[@luatmac]

Thank you for expressing my feelings. Once again thank you very much

[@adrieschuurbiers9793]

all the wood go to china ?

[@luatmac]

no sir

[@rycobol]

Good thing they didn't make toothpicks out of it

[@luatmac]

great idea

[@blueelectricfusion]

I bet a tree ring anylsis person would be highly interested

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@eternalme6077]

Please tell me that this Magnificent tree died of natural causes meaning it was Sick or Old rather than murdered. 🎸❤️

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@MaxAChow]

Very crude operation.

[@luatmac]

we are used to it

[@adrieschuurbiers9793]

voelen hoe dik de zaag is ?

[@luatmac]

:((

[@adrieschuurbiers9793]

for the monny ?

[@luatmac]

no sir

[@Novembero22024]

I noticed a lot of split in the core of the tree.

[@luatmac]

When the tree dies, the environment and harsh weather are the causes of wood cracking

[@alikabok-es4sx]

Shows you how greedy and despicable the people of the place where this majestic tree used to stand. Why would you cut a thousand year old tree??

[@luatmac]

I also don't know why the tree fell! But we heard from them that it died in the Amazon jungle and we bought it back, sir

[@user-tg2eg6lz1t]

Killing the Rainforest,creating mines for rare earth mineral extraction...beautiful isn't it?!...

[@luatmac]

It doesn't matter if it's a giant redwood! This tree is not cut down for harvesting. It's dead. The saw marks are from dividing it for transport. Everything in nature has a limited lifespan, even coniferous trees die and fall. Based on the appearance of the bark and the amount of mud on this tree, this tree was submerged in water for some time before being harvested. Trees that have been submerged in swamps for long periods of time are prized for their wood - people literally hunt them down in the hope of making huge sums of money.

[@Novembero22024]

I was looking for prehistoric raillics in the tree.

[@luatmac]

What did you see?

[@Novembero22024]

​@@luatmacI noticed that the tree was becoming into a stage of turning into stone.

[@luatmac]

Everything in this world has a lifespan. Likewise, trees cannot endure and live forever

[@garyduscha2579]

I see it was attacked by a Canada wood beaver 🇨🇦🍁🪵🦫

[@berntolofsson]

When did the ice age happend in indonesia?

[@Taluvian]

Apparently a couple hundred years ago. 😂

[@adrieschuurbiers9793]

zolamg de gek er maar voor betaald ?

[@luatmac]

The fool has no money to buy it sir

[@adrieschuurbiers9793]

the smal boys whant the fet wood lake whe whant the fhet car ?

[@luatmac]

:((

[@adrieschuurbiers9793]

why must its down ?

[@luatmac]

:((

[@adrieschuurbiers9793]

its colt ?

[@luatmac]

:((

[@MinhTran-fy9sr]

toi ui cay go to khung qua o dau mang ve vay

[@luatmac]

Nhập nam phi bác ạ

[@MinhTran-fy9sr]

cam on con nhe

[@luatmac]

Dạ vâng ạ

[@adrieschuurbiers9793]

of alleen maar voor yutube ?

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@manuelurdaneta2105]

OK is not the largest. 😢

[@luatmac]

🌎🌎🌎

[@johngates8212]

I am so far from a tree hugger but to cut down a tree of that size and magnitude is unexcusable shaking my head at this just totally unnecessary

[@luatmac]

Humans always find ways to destroy the world! just like war

[@almclester]

They didn’t harvest this tree while it was alive. It had already fallen and was submerged in water when it was found. The saw marks that you see are from sectioning it for transport-this piece alone probably weighed 10 tons or more.

[@luatmac]

The log weighs about 60 tons, sir

[@justinbaas843]

If you don't like this ,Then you should never check out the History of the PNW . P.S. I have lived here since I was born beautiful place.

[@MinhTran-fy9sr]

viet nam bay gio con loai nay sao

[@luatmac]

Còn nha băc

[@1tracked]

just count as many growth rings as you can. this tree is not hundreds or thousands of years old. pretty simple.

[@luatmac]

How old do you think it is?

[@chenchen8173]

太粗了, 可以當紫禁城的龍柱

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@MaxAChow]

I see workmen smoking on the job!!!

[@luatmac]

We are free about our needs

[@MaxAChow]

How many casualties per board foot of lumber?

[@luatmac]

absolutely not

[@adrianorossi6167]

What a shame 😢🪓

[@luatmac]

😭😭😭😭

[@wrstew1272]

You no not about what you say. Trees die. Fact, check with your local extension agent before posting your ignorance. Someone who knows better may call you out on your claims. Like ME! 😂

[@JJWilson-ex6km]

This is very sad and very much in keeping with what humans do with nature's glory. Cut it up and sell it off.

[@luatmac]

That's right! Humans are the cruelest animals

[@wrstew1272]

You would rather it rots and not be utilized for its beauty and benefits? Now that would be sad 😮 😢. Grow up and think before posting. Do some research about the situation before showing your ignorance. Please. Don’t sound like a jerk 😊

[@JJWilson-ex6km]

@@wrstew1272 You do not understand how nature works lad. You could use some biology instruction.

[@cptkirkp]

not even close to the largest

[@luatmac]

:((

[@deandee8082]

pecker poles, there are north american redwoods with base diameters of 35ft... routinely 25ft.. there are spruce larger than that log in the pac northwest.. maples a well... its a big tree but not largest on the planet

[@luatmac]

Where can I see that tree?

[@stevt100]

In the forest

[@luatmac]

☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@wrstew1272]

Northern California, Oregon, and Washington States. USA.

[@KoNn-dw9dm]

มันมือยุ่มุมใหนของโลกอย่ากรัุจ้ก🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😅😅😅

[@luatmac]

South Africa sir

[@user-tt3ox8dj9u]

Never seen a Redwood?

[@luatmac]

Redwood is abundant on this planet

[@steusteu8953]

​@@luatmacRedwood are trees at risk of extinction due to climate change

[@wrstew1272]

How about a Sequoia? In Northern California the trees there that naturally fall are adequate to build three or four complete houses. Modern BIG houses. Giants!

[@beatsbydagod6859]

Horrible people. Unless you found that log there lkke that. Please tell me you fou d that like that and you were not the ones to cut it down hoime.

[@wrstew1272]

Read the prior comments before jumping off the roof.

[@ronnievorster6361]

So why cut it down

[@luatmac]

human greed

[@antonioneiro4948]

Qué pena cortar esos árboles que igual tienen 800 900 años os imagináis que en Estados Unidos se cortarán las secuoyas de California qué tienen cerca de 1.000 años o algunos pasan de 1000 años qué asco de verdad

[@luatmac]

:((

[@luatmac]

human greed

[@HOSIWOOD]

Nice lumber.

[@luatmac]

Thanks my beo

[@luatmac]

Thanks my bro