American Black Walnut Sawing 3

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[@sutiknotikno4968]

First cut...like rainbow tree...., Fery nice....

[@neiloconnor9349]

Fantastic grain. Can't confirm or deny if butternut, which grows a bit further north than black walnut. Black walnut is very dense, which may have been taking a toll on the band saw. Because of its density, it is sought after for rifle stocks. For reasons I can't explain, it is slightly toxic to horses, leading to a hoof disease if they are exposed to the sawdust, or wood shavings.

[@billbo1852]

That is one beautiful saw

[@ROCKINWHEELERS]

Mr. Sasada,,, Beautiful milling of the logs into slabs... It is not my intention to gain a price discount,,, Therefore,,, I'm not trying to be fiends to gain advantage of pricing,,, Hell I'll even pay you 5%-15% more for a slab if I personally pick out the slabs I want,,, should I decided to build my next HOME with slabs... You do,,, do,,, GREAT work...

[@ysasada18]

Arigato

[@JoshuaMichail0]

While white oak can be used for furniture, as it is strong and durable, it's typically used for flooring. But, black (or Claro) walnut is truly beautiful. Those slabs have only one use, to be artistically built into fine table tops or desk tops for display. There's some really great crotch in that log.

[@jackietownsend4634]

My Husband has made some beautiful TV Cabnets, Coffee Tables & Sideboards from this wood for our family, they beautiful, all hand made, does Dovetails by hand, shame I can't put some pics on here, he has a small Workshop at the bottom of our garden, he has a Band Saw but his is small LOL

[@MrPummi88]

Beautiful color!

[@ysasada18]

Arigato

[@88woodbikes4]

Definitely looks to be Butternut, good luck getting one decently straight grained board from it

[@donsparrow1782]

Beautiful wood, there’s some fantastic table tops there. Cyprus Don

[@richparker7778]

Thanks for sharing your videos.

[@ysasada18]

Arigato

[@johnleake708]

Beautiful slabs....

[@ysasada18]

Arigatou

[@lindalvaborges6240]

Maravilha essa madeira...

[@tomboehmke2964]

I wonder why the operator had to run the log back pass the blade 20 miles. Most inefficient sawing l have ever seen.

[@oldtimergaming9514]

@Tony Ashford Stop being a fuckin dick.

[@Carl-LaFong1618]

5:51 Tsunami warning goes off.

[@jfan4reva]

And the sawing continues....

[@lyndamcardle4123]

What is the depth of thickness please ...looks like 8 or 9 quarter ?

[@Carl-LaFong1618]

I'd say about a buck and a half

[@philliprunge4373]

Correct me if I'm wrong but that don't look like black walnut to me.

[@ysasada18]

Arigato

[@bruceashley2226]

That log looks like Butternut

[@jayfmiller]

Yes it does. I am not seeing the walnut even in the heartwood.

[@johnfenn]

Quite a bit of smoke towards the end. Did you have to sharpen after doing this log?

[@flymasterA]

Do they scan logs first for nails using metal detectors?

[@cottonp20]

Well no nails in this one !

[@onceANexile]

SAWING, SAWING, SAWING WOOD. SAWING BLACK WALL NUT WOOD.

[@ysasada18]

Ok

[@jennyzosangafanai6123]

Wow

[@kyleboettcher1276]

How wide is that. Also looks like I saw a walnut

[@ysasada18]

arigato

[@mountainguyed67]

Kono Sunao wa nani no tame ni tsukawa remashita ka?

[@ysasada18]

Table Arigato

[@joaosobrinho9066]

Qual o tamanho dessa fita ?

[@jacobdiscipleofjesusforeve419]

I've never seen black walnut with dark sapwood and light heart wood. I dont think this is walnut.

[@epistte]

That bark doesn't look like black walnut.

[@VKMilling]

The video color is off but that's not black walnut I don't think. A lot of it I cut is very green in coloration until it oxidizes and turns dark brown but those colors do not look right at all.

[@dareisnogod5711]

Get that awful face out of my sight.

[@neiloconnor9349]

Fantastic grain. Can't confirm or deny if butternut, which grows a bit further north than black walnut. Black walnut is very dense, which may have been taking a toll on the band saw. Because of its density, it is sought after for rifle stocks. For reasons I can't explain, it is slightly toxic to horses, leading to a hoof disease if they are exposed to the sawdust, or wood shavings.

[@shopshop-lx9hj]

Also, not much will grow under a walnut tree, like tomatoes.