Wood Cutting Skills // Wood Has The Most Beautiful Color You Have Ever Seen

[@SoundsToBlowYourMind]

Beautiful lumber. I have used Padauk many times to build custom stave and segmented drums. Please make sure you plant more trees than you harvest so that it never runs out!

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@TheMatchboxberlin]

this disgusting shit socieity destroy the whole forrest in their country!

[@remypascal4872]

Yes, important with the higher plant rate versus harvest rate.

[@omarmoran3097]

At first i thought it was purple heart wood. I was wrong

[@DavidJohnson-lm7nn]

notice how he/she didn't say they do? Why cause they don't.

[@Wandjina104]

I picked up p a discarded table from the side of the road. Under the mud brown varnish, Paduak. I now have a remodelled Paduak table. Beautiful colour and grain.

[@luatmac]

Congratulations sir

[@carolp.7471]

What a great find. Refinishing furniture can be a great hobby.

[@AjayChawariya-n8p]

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[@RAUFBEDAR]

I love Padauk such a beautiful wood.❤ I hope you guys plan more trees like that so we don’t run out thank you.

[@luatmac]

We planted a lot. it really takes a long time lowsn1 and getting to this dark red color takes a lot of time

[@bartonbank2531]

Looks far better growing in the forest

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@jehnnaanderson1172]

Nice safety shoes they’ve got on there!

[@luatmac]

:v

[@JamesSmith-ui2hv]

the don't seem to need them , nor they need special gloves , safety glasses , colourful vest , plastic helmet , the lady handing the machinery seems very comfy doing her work and she is doing it pretty well , for people like you , shampoo have instructions , live a lil jehnna

[@ezradja]

Yeah, the main reason why non-white got no peanut allergy.

[@alphax4785]

@@JamesSmith-ui2hv Everything's fine... until it's not... Safety equipment and procedures generally cut down on the 'until it's not' parts but of course if you roll 7's your entire life like some people do they're unnecessary expenses and inconveniences.

[@TheMatchboxberlin]

this disgusting shit socieity destroy the whole forrest in their country!

[@Vanyoung66]

When was the last time you saw a woman in a dress running a giant sawmill? Two thumbs up.

[@michellejalbert-deen1329]

3!😊

[@WilliaminOz]

Fashion conscious too, ready for a night out with the boys!

[@DavidJohnson-lm7nn]

you dont, cause in places where they care about people, it's fucking dangerous as fuck and you're not allowed to try and kill/maim yourself. Imagine thinking this is something to be fucking lauded over..........wow..........just wow.

[@Vanyoung66]

You don"t get it. She chose to do this job and she is proud of it. The men can only say 'Yes, ma'am". Not everyone does USA.@@DavidJohnson-lm7nn

[@jasoncarlson4285]

@@DavidJohnson-lm7nn my thought as well sir, and to wear thongs, or flip flops, or slides whatever the fuck you call them, just wow! so dangerous.

[@KingAbdulhaqq]

This obviously isn't in america, why are so many people complaining about stuff being done differently in other parts of the world? Let them wear swim trunks if they want to

[@luatmac]

:((

[@johncopeland3826]

Mankini's ....👅👅

[@LorettaofPalmSprings]

Because Americans always think their way is the best, and they don’t even produce anything in the USA anymore. The American way…. Watch a video about a world they could never comprehend, sitting in their reclining chair, complaining.

[@BlueAsterismSolstice]

Imagine having your hands on this beautiful material!

[@luatmac]

It's not as great as it seems sir

[@gemini8966]

This kind of beautiful piece of work is mother nature's gift to us. We have to do our best to treasure it. This is not some fluke tree. It is real. There are so many more...we have to acknowledge and appreciate these precious gifts.

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@swagtech_]

I have used Padauk many times to fabricate custom blanks and segmented blanks. Make sure you plant more plants than you harvest so the plants never run out!

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@johncopeland3826]

Man ,the smells of the wood cutting must be utterly amazing ?My two favourite smells are ,wood cutting and grass cutting . It gives me a sense of cleanliness and brightness ....the tree when cut looks like a giant vegetable ! Wow...

[@luatmac]

yes sir! i love the smell of pine resin! my hometown has millions of pine forests and the air is very fresh

[@johncopeland3826]

@@luatmac superb!

[@joshuabray37]

Yep! I work with this wood (Padauk) a lot, and the smell is amazing.

[@cptcosmo]

Burma Padauk - I was a supervisor at my University's woodshop and there was a music student who built a large Marimba using Padauk for the bars. It sounded amazing and looked even better.

[@fuadthecat6585]

I agree. There are some slices that look like Bloodwood, but the sawdust is all very Padauk. I used it for most of my Marimba. It does sound amazing. It does get darker with sun exposure. I used Padauk to edge a bar in a sunny tavern and it went very dark. When they get down to the 8 inch slab, it looks like they cut an 8x8 for someone to use as a mantle. Gorgeous. $$$!

[@carlahrens1411]

this is the most beautyful wood i,ve ever seen

[@jcnmarquess]

this is beautiful yes indeed, but there are more beautiful in my opinion, Ziricote, African ebony, and so on

[@drewwhy5541]

Would be more beautiful alive and breathing though. 😂😢

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@luatmac]

This type of wood is not as expensive as ebony, sir

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@ГалинаЖукова-я3ч]

Какая красивая древесина! Впервые в жизни вижу такую красотищу! Мне очень интересно, как это дерево называется! У нас в России такие не растут. Мой отец работал с разными видами дерева, но никогда с такими не сталкивались. В Кыргызстане такие тоже не растут! Именно там мы проживали, когда мой отец работал плотником, столяром. Много красивых и нужных вещей папа умел делать. Но Боже-ж мой, как-же давно это было! Я уже сама 70-летняя бабушка и моего отца давно нет на этом Свете! А я по прежнему люблю смотреть, как обрабатывают дерево! Благодарю Вас! Успехов Вам в Вашем труде! Будьте здоровы! Привет из России, Адыгея, Северный Кавказ.

[@PirogAlex]

Думаю, что это Фернамбук. Часто делают смычки для смычковых муз. инструментов.

[@АлександрГерман-г7т]

Дерево-арбуз 😂

[@ЗЮЗЯ-к9т]

Раньше мастеров столяров называли краснодеревщиками

[@Ezequiel-ps6bv]

Ustedes en Rusia tienen un árbol que no sé cómo se llama. Pero jamás ví algo tan hermoso. Por dentro es una madera negra, increíble!! ❤ Una belleza

[@souhierissa3517]

في بلدنا يوجد شجر الأرز المعمر والقوي لكنه ليس بهذا الجمال النادر

[@veterantechus]

Wood Cutting Skills // Wood Has The Most Beautiful Color You Have Ever Seen - Intrigued to see this uniquely colored wood! Looking forward to witnessing these cutting skills in action.

[@luatmac]

Pterocarpus macrocarpus, or large fruit tree, campot tree, foot tree tree, but la has a two-part nomenclature of Pterocarpus macrocarpus. This is a species of plant in the legume family, native to Southeast Asia, including northeastern India, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam[2][3][4]. thanks my bro

[@brutalseed6643]

The sandals are an interesting choice.

[@luatmac]

:v

[@bensantos3882]

I thought this was clickbait but no the vibrant red colors and the picture is all real! OMG the red blood lumber is so amazing!

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@bensantos3882]

@@luatmac No problem, God bless these people for making beautiful wooden craft products with this amazing wood.

[@luatmac]

thank you so much, god bless my best brother

[@captianmorgan7627]

While it is nice and red at first it fades to a brown after a while.

[@bensantos3882]

@@captianmorgan7627 that's fine all my furniture is ironically brown or brown with a tint of red.

[@HalcyonGuitars]

I love building with padauk! The tone is great and the smell is delicious!

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@inmybox2023]

This is a beautiful wood, and now I know who got it for me, Thanks! I order it online here in Canada and it turns a deeper red (like realy deep red) after some UV exposure

[@MichelleLovett-e9o]

Thanks for sharing this can u send me a link or the info of the place in Canada where u get it from its the most beautiful wood ive ever seen

[@jamesparker1063]

@@MichelleLovett-e9o if you want the real RED padauk (African), it is readily available, @ Windsor Plywood or Black Forest Wood co, or other "exotic wood" outlets; however, the other (non-African) padauk species are VERY RARE, on the world market.....

[@Brancaalice]

@@MichelleLovett-e9o It called Brazil wood, that gave name the country, means wood of fire.

[@mangarang]

Burls that are harvested from Padauk trees are Amboyna. The most valuable burl grain in the world.

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@TheBrownFamilyWorkshop]

Thank you for pouring the water. it reveals the true beauty of the wood.

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@AdamBechtol]

Phenomenal that wood that color exists. It's like created out of a video game.

[@luatmac]

Have you ever seen this type of wood? I'm sure your hometown doesn't have it

[@Savage-u6x]

Insteads of red green colour would be more beautiful❤

[@WoodArtisansHub]

"Such a warm and organic feel. This would look amazing in any space."

[@dltn42]

Ahhh this is Brazil Wood, There are a lot of these trees here in Brazil.

[@luatmac]

Oh really! That's great sir

[@HighTechnology9999]

That is the most spectacular piece wood I have every seen in my life. Nature produces such beautiful designs is amazing.

[@howyduinyall7653]

God produces

[@luatmac]

thanks sir

[@luatmac]

:))

[@147salsa]

Every slice is gorgeous

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@leben54]

My husband once cut down a plum tree that was bright purple inside. It lasted for a long time inside the little box I made, but is a lovely brown now

[@luatmac]

That box is amazing! It will hold many beautiful memories inside, ma'am

[@samael335]

That first cut made it look like the tree was bleeding. Awesome color in that tree.

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@ЗимфираХасанова-е7г]

Красивый, значит красный , 🟥 у нас так в России называют, дерево красное , впервые вижу такой расцветки, очень редкое наверное, можно было поделки поделать, было бы здорово , будьте осторожны и аккуратны , пожалуйста , с техникой , благодарю за красивую информацию о дереве таком, привет с Урала !!!!!!!

[@ДедФеодосий]

Действительно очень редкая порода дерева и тем более странно, что распил идет как на строевой лес, а не на массив - это очень странно. 😮

[@guffych1103]

Красный не всегда красивый, но вы правы насчет корня слова, красивый произошло от красный. Красна девица, весна красна, преКРАСНА, ну и все в таком роде дальше.

[@funkybee11]

Imagine the beautiful furniture that you can make with this wood!

[@luatmac]

oh! sir! that would be great

[@lorrieleaver2447]

This is amongst the most beautiful woods I have ever seen. If it’s from a protected species I would be so upset that they felled such a magnificent tee however, if it’s plentiful in certain regions I would be happy to buy enough to build a large log cabin. I’d like to know more details please.

[@hungpham-vk4zx]

This wood name in Vietnamese is "Gỏ". They're very solid and heavy. They last decades. It was my maternal grandma favorite kind of wood. She had so many furniture's made of this wood. She gave my mom many of them. But there was one kind of wood name "Mun", it's name mean "dark black." This wood is even heavier than "Gỏ". My grandma had her casket made in advance more than 40 years before her death. It was put up in the second floor of her big house on stands. My mom had to call people to come replacing those stands many times because of their rot. The story was told that wood would last forever on the ground. Few cases were reported that after over 100 years underground, they were found their condition were just like new when brought up to the surface. The area is in Mekong river Delta it's under water many months a year. so, most of woods would be rotten in few years . Viet Nam is a tropical place; it is hot and humid all year round. But even in summer, I love to lay down on it, because it was so cool all the time! That was the extraordinary kind of bed with the size 2m long x 3m wide x 15cm thick ̣̣(odd size for super rich folks.) We afternoon napped there every day. But at night, we had to put something under to keep us from coldness that came up from this wood ! It's hard to find them today anywhere!

[@Я_Рус]

Одна бревно стоит 45 000 $

[@MelissaThompson432]

It's blood red when fresh cut. When the wood is seasoned it's more of a mahogany color. Buy affordable wood and stain it with mahogany stain.

[@lorrieleaver2447]

@@MelissaThompson432 Sounds like a great idea 💡

[@suerayss]

It grows in asia and it also grows in one state of India - state of andhra pradesh. Its a protected wood and given the preciousness of this wood you can imagine the politics that goes on there. Lot of smuggling and mafia and politics and unscruplous operators there with local tribal populations in the mix. The wood is mostly harvested for exports and the japanese pay huge price for it for the buddhist temples and shrines in jappan and even china use this kind of red wood to build their shrines. Very sought after. If you are a rich westerner you maybe able to get your hands on it too. Watch a indian movie called pushpa that revolves around the community and politics around this wood and the forest region.

[@chippsterstephens6800]

Nice, chain saw and sandals . OSHA would be so proud.

[@luatmac]

:((

[@rossm412]

Gorgeous wood! Thanks for sharing. Be blessed 🙏🙌

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@WoodworkingTop535]

The wood color looks really lovely

[@luatmac]

thanks sir

[@dltn42]

Brazil Wood are protected here in Brazil. These trees take centuries to grow this size.

[@luatmac]

Yes sir. We need more protections

[@jasonthomas4738]

They’re always working with amazing logs and beautiful lumber. Where did they get this stuff?

[@luatmac]

Pterocarpus macrocarpus, or large fruit tree, campot tree, foot tree tree, but la has a two-part nomenclature of Pterocarpus macrocarpus. This is a species of plant in the legume family, native to Southeast Asia, including northeastern India, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam[2][3][4] In Vietnam, this tree is distributed in the Central Highlands and Southeast. Christmas tree usually grows at altitudes from 100-800m above sea level, the tree can withstand absolute maximum temperatures of 37.7-44.4oC and absolute minimum temperatures of 4.4-11.2oC, growing well in areas has rainfall of 1270-1520 mm/year. In Vietnam, this tree is distributed in the Central Highlands and Southern provinces such as Dak Lak, Gia Lai, Kon Tum, Phu Yen, Dong Nai, Tay Ninh. Grows on many types of soil such as gray soil and basalt red soil.[5]

[@StreetSkillSet]

Amazing stuff love watching your video

[@SheriLynNut]

Swooning over the color of that gorgeous wood! But also, please protect yourself with even the basics of safety precautions 🙏🏻

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@StirlingLighthouse]

I just love these safety sandals videos! ❤

[@luatmac]

😀😀😀😀

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@bigwoodtree]

¡Qué habilidades increíbles para cortar madera! El vídeo muestra una destreza impresionante y un amor por el material. ¡El color de la madera es realmente hermoso y único!

[@luatmac]

:))

[@jackspeer2127]

I googled photos of this wood and none showed the deep red so I'm guessing that it does not keep its color but takes on a brown hue.

[@luatmac]

it has a deep red color when the tree is old. Please try searching again! Maybe this type of wood is not available in your country so you can't find it

[@MrMopar413]

@@luatmacI believe it’s blood wood and that deep red is only found on one island in Indonesia. There are different types of blood wood but that deep bright red is only found in one place.

[@lasvegas2068]

@mrmoper413, you can see this in Pushpa 😂😂😂😂 Google it Pushpa sandalwood and see the image

[@jhart7304]

here in U.S. is called Padauk. it does darken when exposed to sunlight, becoming more brownish-red over time. is very oily species which means the patina can be removed with acetone if left raw and glues up best with a polyurethane glue. It is heavy and dense and has a pleasant aroma when milling.

[@luatmac]

It is very rare for a tree to be this bright red: when it is old enough and the soil is dry it will have to overcome its thirst and it will become redder than the rest.

[@komatsumiyabi5173]

I love such beautiful colors! !

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@Sawmillers]

Beautiful wood, my friend. The color is awesome. Greeting from Indonesia 😍😍😍

[@luatmac]

thank my bro. my vietnam

[@nguyenan5860]

@@luatmac gỗ gì mà đẹp thế bạn?

[@TheMatchboxberlin]

this disgusting shit socieity destroy the whole forrest in their country!

[@joshuabray37]

I love working with Padauk. It smells amazing when cut... It's interesting to see it turn purple near the blade (like purple heart). I've never had my Padauk turn purple. Maybe the stuff we get in Florida is a difference species.... Goodness, I would love some of those slabs...

[@luatmac]

Thanks my bro. This type of wood changes color depending on the ambient temperature and the light it is exposed to.

[@iffisomaeoka6499]

Wow. Interesting. Im a forester from Papua New Guinea with a few years of experience n so far I've never come across a tree like that. Sorry kind of illegal but I can't help it

[@michaelhegarty6977]

You cant beat a nice day in lumber mill,with nothing but bare feet,loose clothing and exposed eyes everywhere you look.😁😜

[@luatmac]

Oh my God

[@ruthnagarya2028]

This gorgeous wood must only be for millionaires I have never ev3n seen this type of wood in any store, lumber yard, home or business

[@stevenbyun]

God's creation is just amazing! Those who have eyes to see and understanding hearts marvel at His creation.

[@cutie9]

Ok Steven byun

[@AlexejSvirid]

This is Christ's question Mathew 15: 3: "But he answered and said unto them, Why do ye also transgress the commandment of God by your tradition?" A women say "the Husband has no name". Another ones say "the Husband has many names". Some of women "love the Husband in all his manifestations" like: neighbour, taxi driver, coworker... But, all of those prostitutes say "the Husband is the only". Then they even talk about "trinity of the Husband" and they are not against "the Son taking the Husband's place". In the same way religious prostitutes try to hide their disgusting fornication with different gods. Here is the God's word spoken through Moses, Deuteronomy 11: 16-17: "Take heed to yourselves, that your heart be not deceived, and ye turn aside, and serve other gods, and worship them; And then the LORD's wrath be kindled against you, and he shut up the heaven, that there be no rain, and that the land yield not her fruit; and lest ye perish quickly from off the good land which the LORD giveth you." So, the God says there are other gods, but blind leaders of blind lead people into trap. "Jesus" means "Jehovah is salvation". This is the name of Christ real christians are hated for. "HalleluJah" means "Praze Jah" (Jehovah). Psalm 83: 18: "That men may know that thou, whose name alone is JEHOVAH, art the most high over all the earth." The problem is Devil runs the world. He is lier and murderer. This is the reason why liers feel so good while righteous people are persecuted. That's why we've got the Gospel about the God's kingdom. Jehovah would put everything in order. The dead will be resurected and we'll meet our beloved ones again! :-)

[@deandee8082]

padauk? someone below said this, does it darken up as it cures? more brownish? seen many a acoustic guitar back and sides with this.. some are using it for fingerboard as well.. id lay it out for more quarter and rift sawn cuts.. mo $$$$

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@rabooey]

OSHA would have a field day. I'd definitely be wearing my steel-toed flip flops for that. Yeah you too, get in there granny! Hahahahah.

[@luatmac]

It's all due to the human factor! Think about it, if we had protective gear and had an accident, could we survive?

[@SherryA-ts7ic]

About 10 years ago I found a nice chunk of Paduak at Exotic lumber in Annapolis. I made a guitar out of it. It was a beautiful color and easy to work. After shaping and sanding you can polish it with a rag (a lot) until it shines like a mirror, no finish coating needed at all. It darkens sightly over time. If you work with it, wear a mask, the wood dust is poisonous.

[@luatmac]

yes thank you very much

[@battousai2089]

I thought the thumbnail was a fake clickbait. It’s gorgeous wood.

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@AdamBechtol]

ya

[@luatmac]

😀🥹🥹🥹☺️☺️

[@PASZCZak47]

But it is clickbait. Compare wood color and thumbnail.😊

[@luatmac]

☺️☺️☺️

[@stephenpardysr2390]

very beautiful wood! never seen any like it before!

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@joseantonioribeirodesousa295]

Que madeira linda!! Chegou a lembrar uma melancia!!😂😂😂😂

[@luatmac]

it has a pure mild fragrance, but you can't eat it

[@iloneclezar]

Se és do Brasil deves conhecer o Pau Brasil. É uma árvore assim vermelha que os indígenas usavam para tingir suas roupas e quando Portugal chegou aqui praticamente dizimou com elas, levando-as para seu país.

[@joseantonioribeirodesousa295]

@@iloneclezar Confesso que desde criança ouço falar, mas é tipo caviar!!😂😂

[@Kitri-qp4qt]

Selamat malam merah merona betul dalam kayu ini sungguh luar biasa ke indahan warna dalam kayu ini 👍👍👍

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@dr.nunzio_improta]

Awesome !!!

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@sendygameing1955]

Save trees🌲🌳🌴 Save life ❤

[@luatmac]

:((

[@mayajjubilee5797]

Wow, that wood is beautiful. I wonder what kind it is.

[@luatmac]

According to Wikipedia, the rosewood tree, also known as sandalwood, is a forest tree belonging to the Bean family with the scientific name Pterocarpus macrocarpus. In Vietnam, rosewood trees are grown in the Southeast provinces

[@nghianam5193]

Sơn huyết

[@TheMatchboxberlin]

this disgusting shit socieity destroy the whole forrest in their country!

[@AndresRodriguez-sm1fr]

Very nice cuts of lumber. Beautiful color never seen anything like this before

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@Thebrad0US]

take those scraps for knife scales! i bet those would look amazing!

[@luatmac]

It would be great if you could do that, sir

[@MelissaThompson432]

In South America there is a tree called bloodwood; in Asia, it's probably padauk. Both are very dense, heavy, and hard to work with. Both are bright red when fresh cut and then darken over time to a reddish brown. I have a small carved figure that seems to be South American in design; it's a nice brown color, but if you're looking for a stunningly red color in a finished item, use dye or stain on a more budget-friendly wood like cherry or maple. It's _incredibly_ heavy, too, which will be a consideration depending on what you want to use it for. Both woods are also very hard on tools; they will ruin even large saw blades like these. You would not be able to easily lathe turn or scroll these woods.

[@terrywade3696]

That’s what I was thinking when I saw the grain. It looks very dense and hard to cut. From the number of rings, it must be very old and slow growing. I was wondering how many blades they wear out slicing it. Absolutely beautiful wood!

[@shwanflake]

Very nice type of wood. This looks expensive type and requires precision work.

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@СергейЕнин-т6ю]

Красивое дерево 🌲. Мебель шикарная получится.

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@68paulak]

Beautiful wood, I bet it smells amazing.

[@luatmac]

it has a slightly fragrant scent

[@rajendrajasathy4356]

This red wood is found in Japan....heard it is very hard and is used for making musical instrument. I am interested in knowing if it is better than teak or rose wood.

[@edgarta7143]

Teak very expensive.

[@rajendrajasathy4356]

@@edgarta7143 What about quality, so teak is expensive as it never catches termite (natural resistance), its hard. Music instrument from teak gives sharp sound. Rose wood (comes next to teak - in hardness and natural protection) gives a mellow and deep sound. What about red wood ?

[@ElavationTech]

very good jobs, I like your video

[@luatmac]

thanks sir

[@Rubin5342]

Is this Purple Heart? If so, I had no idea it changed colors during processing. Thank you. //ji

[@luatmac]

I ask myself: where are you from and does your country have this plant? In my country it is very popular

[@luatmac]

When it gets wet due to iron impurities and lubricating oil on the saw blade, it will temporarily change to purple

[@Rubin5342]

@@luatmac Thanks for the reply. I am from America and almost all "exotics" are imported and we frequently love them but know very little about them. I use and love purple and red heart for small projects. Here we are usually stuck with oak, mahogany, maple and walnut. None are as beautiful as the log cut in this video. //ji

[@apriljohnson6667]

Wondering if this color changes over time like some woods do with sun exposure. Osage orange and yellow turn darker, most gorgeous brown. Would this make a bow, any fruit or nut tree will.

[@luatmac]

yes sir, the color of the wood will depend on the sunlight

[@raidadave7840]

It would be awesome to have a slab of that!

[@luatmac]

I think there is no wood like this where you live

[@raidadave7840]

@@luatmac I'm sure there isn't.

[@samsien9105]

@@raidadave7840yes you do ,but you have to look for the right place .

[@kurtkaster5666]

Padauk is one of those woods that looks really cool, but I've never been inspired to make anything with. A bit like purple heart.

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@samuelcruz9258]

It is a great color. Hope you plant a new one were you take this one

[@luatmac]

we planted and harvested it

[@aryaChannel-e2n]

Nice i like woodworking

[@luatmac]

me too

[@robertlatorre-bq2lo]

Gorgeous wood ❤❤

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@fitybux4664]

That is the most secure wood hoisting I've ever seen. 👀

[@luatmac]

:((

[@lesterkakepetum2586]

Awesome job and good morning ❤

[@luatmac]

Thank my bro

[@wongndeso_sawmill]

trimakasih bosss 🙏🙏

[@TheMatchboxberlin]

this disgusting shit socieity destroy the whole forrest in their country!

[@newtypecyber]

That lift after cutting was crazy... the ropes were horizontally clinging and could slip at any moment

[@luatmac]

Need protective gear, sir

[@jhdgdyhi8]

It''s called padauk and it's listed as endangered species.

[@michaelgothenburg364]

Paduak requires a license to sell in Thailand. Not illegal but controlled here

[@indiefan23]

His PPE is like... flip flops. No helmet even is just insane.

[@luatmac]

We have no concept of protective gear, sir

[@luisbrauliomunoz1579]

Nunca habia visto una madera tan bonita con ganas de hacer muebles para mi casa con esa madera. Quedaria hermoso.

[@JonAhlquist]

El nombre común de Pterocarpus macrocarpus es Birmania Padauk.

[@WoodWorking6789]

Beautiful wood, pro

[@luatmac]

Thanks my bro

[@IvandiSampaio-rj6jk]

Que madeira da cor linda essa mulher é corajosa trabalhando com uma máquina .🇧🇷🙏🙏

[@luatmac]

:v

[@eliporter3980]

I thought the color was clickbait at first. The wood is beautiful

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@GrulbGL]

this wood really looks like "Pau Brasil" (Brazilian Wood) or "Roxinho" (Purple Hearth) fico triste saber que essas árvores não existem mais na nossa terra.

[@luatmac]

I hope that the governments of the two countries will cooperate in exporting this type of wood. it is grown in Vietnam

[@joaodiasdealmeidajoaodias5075]

No Brasil tem muitos pau Brasil na Amazônia ainda

[@iloneclezar]

Realmente conheces a história do Pau Brasil. Extinguiu-se quando Portugal chegou no Brasil.

[@Brancaalice]

The Brazil land has millions this tree when it was discovered, Portugal harvested lot, but still many there. It gave name the country.

[@UriValdez]

I’m not sure if it’s padauk or red heart, I love them both

[@vincetagleoficiar2860]

Beautiful❤

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@tomsteve3804]

padauk. one of my favorite to work with. love the smell of it

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@Locky2701]

No boots and no glasses protection!! Wow

[@luatmac]

We have been doing this for generations. But it does not completely deny the usefulness of protective gear

[@loooopeytunes]

I have two padouks planted in front of my house. I can see its red sap coming whenever i cut its bark. We usually use it as a toothache medication. The tree is very big and bring a good shade for my house.

[@luatmac]

very good sir

[@maiaursu3759]

Ce culoare frumoasa are structura lemnului❤

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@ameliajctcair]

Oh wow what kind of tree and wood is this??? Never seen it like this,, what do people use it for

[@luatmac]

Name: Blood Rosewood or Rosewood Scientific name: Pterocarpus Macrocarpus Family: Bean Genus: Rosewood Group of Blood Rosewood: Blood Rosewood belongs to group I wood, this is not known by many people because this type of wood is not very popular in Vietnam today. Only experienced woodworkers know this. Identifying characteristics of Blood Rosewood Blood Rosewood has a large, round, upright trunk and a wide canopy that creates a very cool shade. In the dry season, the tree will change leaves, the base of the tree has buttresses, the bark has many vertical cracks and is dark brown. The leaves of the tree when young will be hairy, shiny green, on the contrary, the flowers are yellow, with a fragrant scent.

[@tonysheerness2427]

Skilled workers, what is the wood used for making expensive tables, desks, board room tables?

[@luatmac]

We have many types of wood to make the best furniture, but the most popular and highest quality is marble wood.

[@OenAls]

Rosewood In chinese they use to be make as furniture for the palace and the rich person for status and it smell like flower

[@Yakomoe]

The red saw dust looks sooo kewl

[@luatmac]

:v

[@pierolefebvre5302]

This is Very beautiful wood .I love it .🇨🇦👊

[@luatmac]

According to Wikipedia, the rosewood tree, also known as sandalwood, is a forest tree belonging to the Bean family with the scientific name Pterocarpus macrocarpus. In Vietnam, rosewood trees are grown in the Southeast provinces

[@bobsherman3407]

This could be a wood called Jarra Flame, which comes from Australia. Logs are sold under the auspices of the Australian government since they are very rare. I have seen the beautiful furniture that these logs create.

[@luatmac]

Maybe there is this type of wood in Australia! but it is very popular in my country

[@davidchennellsjr.6799]

​@luatmac what type of tree is this?

[@r.awilliams9815]

@@davidchennellsjr.6799 Burma paduak.

[@davidchennellsjr.6799]

​@r.awilliams9815 thank you

[@painta76]

Jarra may have a reddish hue but it is not blood red

[@eugeneminton2613]

well i know you can get a flower to change its color when you add food coloring to the water it intakes. idk if you could put a tub of food coloring next to a tree, seeping into the ground.. if you could change the color of a tree? or its rings??? now i'm curious.

[@luatmac]

no sir

[@Aoudhubillahi]

Wow that is some beautiful wood. I bet it smells just wonderful in there while they are doing that.

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@Brancaalice]

Smell blood, it sensible tree, it has circulatory system like animal. When they cut it, it cry blood, scream like Harry potter forest.😒

[@mahoniLampungwood]

Wow,,amazing Wood

[@luatmac]

thanks my bro

[@mahoniLampungwood]

@@luatmac you're welcome 🙏

[@neilmccafferty5886]

wearing slops while using a chainsaw? real smart.

[@luatmac]

yes sir

[@alshaw9420]

fuck you i will wear what i want

[@alanstrong55]

Red as the planet Mars. Imagine a living room cabinet made of this wood. Costly furniture at the very least.

[@luatmac]

it is not expensive sir

[@joaodosertao4874]

This wood is purple (Peltogyne angustiflora ou Peltogyne spp.), fron Brasil? There is a lot of smuggling of wood that is at risk of extinction. The purple one is one of these species! I DEFEND THE FORESTS OF BRAZIL!

[@luatmac]

it will not come to my country! because the shipping cost will be very high and customs will confiscate it without a license

[@Faura_Phoe]

So what is this wood? It looks red to me…

[@Faura_Phoe]

Never mind…. I had no idea if can turn purple… 👀

[@occamsrazor7939]

It is so beautiful. It's probably a slow growing tree.

[@joaodosertao4874]

Please send photos and the popular and scientific name of this plant. Please!

[@barnabascollins4625]

Wow I’ve never knew a tree this color existed absolute spectacular

[@luatmac]

Pterocarpus macrocarpus, or large fruit tree, campot tree, foot tree tree, but la has a two-part nomenclature of Pterocarpus macrocarpus. This is a species of plant in the legume family, native to Southeast Asia, including northeastern India, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam[2][3][4]

[@barnabascollins4625]

Thanks for educating me ❤

[@luatmac]

☺️☺️☺️☺️