SAW MILLING 100 Year Old Sunken TREASURE | GORGEOUS LIVE-EDGE !

[@TimberMates]

We had a BLAST making this video for you guys so we hope you enjoy it!! Let us know what kind of videos you guys would like to see on our channel in the future!

[@outsideinoregon]

This was a great adventure story. Can’t wait to see more! With those deadheads floating, can’t that be dangerous?

[@careenaalexis]

This video was SUCH a fun one!! Can’t wait to do more like this

[@choochoo3985]

So, at 80 it is so great to see young people out in nature doing what you're doing and enjoying the adventure while sharing it with us old folks, and the young as well. Thank you for sharing.

[@CorbinAce]

Wow that log is a treasure. I really appreciate a beautiful piece of wood. They are not easy to find anymore. I love how you guys get along so well. You both deserve each other. I am so Happy for you both. It is great to see Lexy always grinning from ear to ear. She finally has a good man, someone she deserves!

[@dwrivers47]

I can see why you love this guy - Brandon seems so cool, calm & collected 😊

[@russconklin6558]

Thank you for showing this and how you use 100 year old wood. I live in a log cabin that was built in 1885. I love what you can do and show the difference from then to now in the logs. God bless, and have a safe and happy holiday. Russ & Keira

[@nickpope2913]

Great channel - we're fans of this and your other channel. Love the history in this episode and the connection with the Napoleonic wars. We're based in UK where my ancestors were wooden ship builders in Plymouth. During the Napoleonic wars they had problems getting timber from suppliers in the Baltic states, and consequently started trading with suppliers on Prince Edward Island. Later generations emigrated and settled on PEI and became prominent businessmen and politicians. It all started with timber! Looking forward to seeing what you do with this lovely old wood.

[@billybatesjr1837]

Really enjoyed watching this old old beam being cut

[@FreakofNature1]

The LAST boat in the marina 🤣 That lumber looked amazing! Great stuff friends 😃 Britt says make a kitchen island 🏝

[@nicholasdellamorte4626]

Great opening... Spielberg would be jealous. Keep them coming.

[@toplink]

Always cool to mill something with history. Very nice.

[@adamUDavies]

This video was so cool. Never seen anyone else do something so interesting. My Dad would have made a clock with a cut off ends of that log. Keep those kinds of ideas coming 👍

[@pisom4314]

you 2 play well off of each other in these videos!!! it was way to cold to cross the ladder to the dock!!! thanks for sharing with us!!!

[@Troublemaker1022-r9c]

The original part of my house , floor joists, rafters etc was built in the 1940's. Lots of live edge timbers. I had a chance to talk to one of the brothers who built it, along with several other houses in the area. He said that he and his brother cut the timber, skidded it out with horses, cut it with a tractor powered saw. The timbers are so hard, you can not pound a nail into them, it just folds over. You have to drill a pilot hole and use a lubed screw.

[@bobnwashington]

1st timer. Enjoy videos, very well presented & edited. I would install a small fan & dust collector on the mill.

[@keeneterry1603]

The camaraderie between you two is unsurpassed. A classic case of soulmates uniting. and that wood is going to be very special when it finally meets its destination, with the story behind it.

[@jonlanier_]

And she looks good in them jeans.

[@Kat_K17]

💯 agree! I love these two!!

[@RJGilman1967]

Great stuff again, appreciate you guys and your sense of humor together. How bout an underwater search for a submerged deadhead? Too cold? Maybe just underwater cameras? Thanks much.

[@KeepingItDutch]

Great job, the wood looked awesome

[@ifiwooddesigns]

Keep the uncut one as a fireplace mantle or advertise it for sale. I’m sure prices would be ridiculous. As for videos, I love you guys, and would like to see more content. Even if it’s just cutting trees and a regular workday. You are are amazing together. Keep up the great work.

[@stogiebear6892]

Awesome vid! That was so cool watching you two mill that log down! That wood turned out beautiful,it will be interesting to see what you build out of it! I got cold watching this vid especially when you were out on the water! Take care and stay warm! Love,hugs and peace! Give Grizz a big lovin' hug for me!❤

[@patrickheavirland3599]

Hello from Minnesota USA!! Getting that old Log from the lake was pretty cool.

[@philsulzberger7018]

In Tasmania Aus, where I live, a company is salvaging standing huon pine out of a lake that was flooded 50 plus years ago. Very sought after timber and is unblemished when milled. Even 50 to 100 foot under water has no adverse effect on this glorious timber.

[@frankhiebert492]

You guys are awesome and fun to watch. Good luck on your journey.

[@christianvachon2235]

That was a great video and that grain just looked completely insane. Gorgeous piece of wood! So much incredible things could be made from this. Love your presentation style and chemistry. You capture the fun of the discovery of doing this and manage to get that joy to shine through in a genuine way in your videos. Keep up the awesome work. Cheers!

[@TimberMates]

Thank you so much!!

[@michaelbyrd1784]

Careena and Brandon: hope you had an enjoyable holiday. I enjoyed your channels and videos. Please keep making them. Have a safe and Happy New Year. Michael

[@kiwdwks]

Awesome find! Whatever it becomes it will have a story behind it...

[@DuongNguyen-gg3uc]

Hello TimberMates; Thank you for sharing. I enjoy both of you as much as the holidays. Merry Christmas!

[@billyshumate853]

That's some good looking wood. By cutting off the end it'll be easier to count the rings. Take care and have a blessed weekend and I'll see you on your next vidja.

[@michaelbyrd1784]

Great video. Hunting old trees in the ancient rivers in the Deep South is popular but tough. Once harvested the sometimes loud argument about how to maintain the hundreds year old legacy of the tree/log gets heated. Most make it into furniture such as a table top, similar to your shelves. Really enjoyed your work-reminded me of home on some of the forever rivers where I grew up. Thanks!

[@Kat_K17]

Very, VERY cool video 👏👏👏👏👏 It included a little bit of everything from a brief history lesson, to boating, to finding a badass deadhead, to milling, to envisioning the cool ideas you came up with for the wood. So so interesting and cool to watch. I definitely vote for a video that shows what you did with the wood and what the final masterpieces look like. As always, absolutely loved watching you guys work together and give us single folks goals for relationships ♥️ You guys rock! (This is Kimberly B; I have two YT channels for a very stupid reason lol). You guys know me from my Kimberly B channel tho 🤗

[@leegrahamoutandabout8327]

That wood is amazing, just watched the video now. I made some nice hanging book shelves for my boys rooms, blackwalnut with live edge.... turned out really nice!

[@ATinyPlace]

Omg! Now I want to go underwater log hunting. They must make some awesome bowls and kuksas. You can tell a little about the soil properties of that lake by the color of the wood. Sandy lake bottoms give a sleight gold hue to the wood. Awesome vlog🤟🏽

[@lundebc]

That big log would make an awesome fireplace mantle.

[@genesnyder2985]

Great video it’s cool to see some of the history and that’s going to make some neat lumber

[@dustindewind3210]

I've seen on some of those logging shows that they find "Old Growth" logs sunk in areas where logging floats were done. Some of those logs were worth thousands of dollars. Being submerged in cold water made the wood grain fantastic,like the grain used in Stradivarius(sp?) Violins.

[@had2galsinthebooth]

Some old Maple wasn't it? Maybe Tiger or Curly Maple? I'm just not sure,I'm no expert and getting old too.

[@dustindewind3210]

@@had2galsinthebooth, yeah that's it,the water displaced the sap or resin and left thousands of little resonating chambers. I just reread my comment,,I have some editing to do,,spelling was terrible.

[@juliebrannan2682]

That was very awesome ! Pianos were made with that wood

[@nathanlehigh6353]

Awesome little video, its neat seeing how tight grain was on older log

[@georgiafamilydogtails7763]

Just so awesome. 100 yr old tree. 16ft. of beauty. You two never cease to amaze. Thanks 4 sharing this. ❤Cheryl GA GIRL

[@rev2kev]

That is some nice lumber. My indoor hobbies are woodworking and knife making. I'd be building something beautiful with that wood, for sure.

[@thomashipps8418]

Hey guys I watched this adventure today, how cool , I wish you guys the best be safe

[@alexs3447]

Very unique video. Save that timber for your future log home.

[@andrewmartin1616]

great video guys. you two are fun to watch.

[@alanswift8805]

I would like to say that this was a very interesting video and I like seeing women run the mill. The two of you work so well together and the videos I have seen are very good and interesting. Keep up the great work with everything you do.

[@brucewilson2763]

Yes, do more like this. You can introduce your scuba diving skills and rescue logs from the depths of the Ottawa River! I bet there are many down there. (I hope your boat was taken in).

[@Terrierized]

Fascinating, long lost timber just floating around, maybe causing the odd boat some grief!

[@mikeadkins1854]

The one that ya didn't cut you can make mantels out of it I think that would look nice!👍good find!

[@j.michaelmcnamara7388]

Very cool episode, wonderful adventure.

[@morgansword]

As a much younger man, I logged in southeast alaska and water was such a joy an now old, crippled up with arthritis and injuries from years past to the point now I can't walk at all,. I find myself in fear of water deeper than the bathtub. I would of enjoyed going with that morning and now just thinking about crossing a bay with log in tow... it is real scary. I would still enjoy the logging from the shoreline and milling this timber into fine lumber. I don't know just how pretty a lumber white pine is in its natural shade or coloring but I know that where the worms get into the logs will make for some real interesting boards.... do you find the "torrido bug" logs yet?

[@louisehiker9246]

I think I recognize that marina. I grew up in that small town. My parents still live there. They had a sailboat at that marina until just recently. I was up there visiting them a couple of weeks ago. What a small world!

[@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849]

I really enjoyed this, thank you so very much! I really enjoy seeing the milling, and exposing different species of trees is fascinating! 👍

[@Nikki-ot7un]

I really really enjoyed this video, both educational and entertaining. I'd love to see a wee table made from the wood. The chemistry between you both is captivating. Thank you for sharing :) :)

[@riccojames1]

loved it, keep bring the new ideas.

[@kevinbungles]

What a great opener to a video, excellent preamble to this video. Really interesting, great job done you guys

[@TimberMates]

Thanks so much!

[@ElsaRhae]

This was so interesting. I’m excited to see what you do with the boards!! Make shelves!!!!!!

[@TimberMates]

Thats so funny, we just watched your video this morning and said the same thing. Live edge shelves for a new kitchen project is the plan for them.

[@williamdawson3353]

Interesting video. Nice recovery of old timber-could be a nice sideline. You're searching for uses of the milled timber or even guessing at future use before cutting. Better to have a plan either sale of dimensioned boards or cut to plan for a project.

[@Lifeinthe906]

Great video. Can't wait to see what you make with the lumber.

[@DuongNguyen-gg3uc]

Hello TimerMates; Happy New Year. Thanks,

[@pete359r5]

Those are going to make killer shelf's guys once smoothed out and stained good job as always ill watch any video u too make they are all good never a bad one be safe out there

[@CanoehoundAdventures]

Love Live edge wood and that is a great find... I bet that finishes off really nice.

[@Rosy_87]

Hey Brandon congrats on becoming a full time KZbinr! 😂 No matter what type of videos you guys do they're always entertaining and interesting. I'm really looking forward to all the off grid technology and all of Brandon's knowledge going into your boat build. The legs system he talked about that he designed sounds awesome! I like messing around with solar and steam power projects for fun. Love to see some of the projects I know Brandon enjoys doing.

[@TimberMates]

Thanks so much!! we are very much looking forward to it

[@beyondthefireschoolofsurvi5626]

Being in the valley made this a very cool video to watch. Awesome video you guys.

[@TimberMates]

Thanks so much Pete! We're gonna have to get together with Teunis And Britt with ya, heard many good things about you :)

[@lesmansom7817]

They are still harvesting standing Huon pine in Tasmania from when they flooded the valley for the hydro project. They dive and use hydraulic chainsaws from the boat. A decent tree can produce $100k worth of timber. Protected species now, The only timber available is reclaimed from the dams or breaking down old boats now. Probably one of the best timber’s in the word.

[@BGBLUWHELR]

Need to find some birdseye maple so sweet to see that from bottom of our lakes👍🏻

[@rackman5111]

Hey I'm knew to the Chanel. I was waiting milling videos and I came across a milling video with long blond curly sawyer 👍 well I love the videos and the way yous work together. And that been you made would make a very nice mantal for a fire place very nice wood came out of that log. Your making me want a mill I'ven more. I'm frome Ontario also just north of Sudbury I could find lots of logs like that if I looked around👍

[@jerrytoler9789]

Another great video! It will be interesting to see what you do with the cuts.

[@rickg7235]

Really love this channel along with your other one. You guys work awesome together. Just watch all your videos on this channel. Looking forward to some more cool videos. Stay safe. 👊🏻🍻

[@troybarkhouse9854]

Enjoying the videos. Will be watching to see what you make. Now to go play with my HD36 V2

[@joncothranphotography9375]

Great stuff! Thanks! Keep up the great work!

[@markjordan1765]

You guys got a nice log. Wow.

[@IcamanSogge]

That was cool. Shelves sounds like a good idea.

[@padude131]

Very cool find! I can't wait to see what you guys make with the boards. I'm sure there are plenty more of those logs out there.

[@treggmichelleliebler399]

Beautiful wood, shelves wouldn't do it justice. I would love to see that used as a table top, maybe keep it spaced an inch apart and flood with clear epoxy to show off the live edges.

[@bradbundy1471]

Great video guys. That coffee on the boat looked so good! Nice find. We enjoy watching you mill the logs you get. The larger piece that you were talking about being a beam would really look awesome as a mantel piece. Looking forward to your future videos. Oh and he showed some talent at maybe doing some tree work! 😁 Good job guys. 🤠 🌲🌲🌲🌲

[@jennifertriplett6149]

Really enjoyed this video. Very interesting about the sunken log. Keep up the good work and look forward to your future videos.

[@TimberMates]

Thank you very much!

[@dwightwheeler6806]

Hey guys, I love this video, I would like to see you get more sunken logs, I bet there are a lot more like the one you found and they are probably more valuable than regular logs, so I can't wait to see what you get. good luck!!!

[@mattofthenorth]

Good on ya mates! That’s some quality wood and teamwork 👍🏼

[@felixbinette9752]

Really cool tree great stuff.

[@adventureswithjosie]

Cool video guys! Lol! When I went for a walk along the river there a few weeks ago I remember seeing that one boat still tied to the docks and wondering if it was yours lol!!

[@kevinbonneville9984]

great video great team work

[@davcox100]

Loved that guys and found it really interesting. From what I can gather the old log proves the weather was much colder back 150 years ago. Hence the slow growth tight rings compared to the newer log. Brilliant vlog guys 👍

[@fitterextraordinaire2856]

I think the tight rings form when the woods is so crowed with trees that they don't get a lot of sun light causing the trees to grow slower. This log is probably virgin timber.

[@yvesjolicoeur747]

Great video. Very interesting, especially since I live in Gatineau which I figure must be downriver from your place. Looking forward to more videos

[@BGBLUWHELR]

Birds eye I love that wood

[@bobbonner1314]

Welcome back, I missed ya!

[@arthurphetteplace8917]

Hi Guys enjoyed your video nice old log you found will make some nice shelves

[@jbbrown7907]

We harvested two pine logs from Otter pond near Winnipsauki in New Hampshire. They had 148 growth rings and must have been cut after the 1928 storm. The wood was perfectly sound. We cut all four quarter 8'. The logs were 16'.

[@jbbrown7907]

21" on the small end.

[@mitslamecompany458]

Awesome really enjoy your videos.

[@rschmitz2055]

like to see more. happy new year from germany 💪

[@GAR85120514]

Great intro. Cool video. Stay well

[@cathybarrett5649]

Very cool!

[@kelvingravel8699]

What a awesome video great content love the drone footage at the beginning, keep up the great work stay safe and be happy 😊.

[@lars277]

I enjoy watching your videos. You are going a great job. Who would go out like that to retrieve a log like that? Not many. There are places in the states where they have pulled some really dandy logs up on the great lakes and rivers. Part of the original forest.

[@tomgrantham9992]

Good Job, very interesting.

[@burrcountryadventures]

Great video, looking forward to seeing what you make out of it.

[@danlloyd1775]

That wood must smell wonderful

[@georgesebastian6306]

Great video. Keep them coming!

[@jimcooney9019]

maybe a fireplace mantel. very cool video thanks

[@billbergquist4722]

I have salvaged white pine logs that were submerged for well over a 100 years and was surprised at how it still had nearly the same odor as fresh cut. Lumber has a slightly different color and the wood between the growth rings is a bit softer than new. Used a scraper rather than sandpaper to get a flat surface.

[@karl-heinzsiemens8891]

Very interesting story!

[@shawnjacobs1818]

Great video! Theres a company in millinocket maine that finds dead heads, mills them and sells the products they make.

[@Wordsmyth8]

I enjoyed this!