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  • Опубліковано 10 вер 2022
  • Today we carried out an order for sawing into slabs of a large oak log. The whole log was stuffed with metal. But what was found at the end of the sawing shocked us.
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  • @breter3185
    @breter3185 Рік тому +4998

    Испытал шок от того, что напрасно потратил время на просмотр. Ребята - не шокируйте так больше зрителей)))

    • @aaaaaa362
      @aaaaaa362 Рік тому +62

      НА 19 МИНУТЕ 40 СЕКУНДЕ СМОТРИ

    • @kulibin86
      @kulibin86 Рік тому +30

      @@aaaaaa362 А что это?

    • @burrdozelburrdozel6037
      @burrdozelburrdozel6037 Рік тому +17

      А что они пилили в начале? От 3:15 и далее? Пуля?

    • @Sefety_John
      @Sefety_John Рік тому +41

      @@burrdozelburrdozel6037 обычно штыри забивают, чтоб дровосеки убивали пилы и не пилили где попало, но это точно не пуля

    • @AL-xq7ep
      @AL-xq7ep Рік тому

      Легко тебе шокировать. Попробуй к врачу обратиться, а то так можно и преждевременно инфаркт получить. Какая крепкая молодёжь растёт, путину можно гордиться.

  • @ThaKidOVOXO
    @ThaKidOVOXO 9 місяців тому +482

    This is a great wood project book ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxkPIWb22DigCqxmlXerCyUF4HCl6eSU2L . Most of the projects use the pallet simply as a source of reclaimed wood not as a recognizable pallet so even if you didn't have a pallet you could make these projects with any reclaimed (or even new) wood. The instructions are excellent. The style is charming and would work with lots of different decor. There are quite a number of projects that involve tiling of teh wood pieces which is a really cool idea and can produce beautiful pieces when working with aged wood.

  • @andrewshaw3547
    @andrewshaw3547 8 місяців тому +27

    Back in 1980 when I was 16 years old I started as an apprentice joiner and in those days you had to start in the mill working on the back of a resaw. We would cut log planks up into sections ready to be machined planed for doors, windows, bar tops etc etc. much of the timber came from all around the world, not so now as cutting down the forests has been greatly reduced and hardwood is not so commonly used. We were cutting some oak one day which had come from Burma and one log was full of large metal fragments. The guy who operated the saw and had worked there many years told me this was common in the oak from Burma. He said it was shrapnel from the fighting in the Second World War.

    • @ralphhunter4889
      @ralphhunter4889 8 місяців тому +1

      Wow. Our wars scar the entire world. That's sad. P.

    • @conniem7462
      @conniem7462 3 місяці тому +4

      WWII wasn't "our" war, it wasn't anyone's war -- it was everyone's war. And good thing for the countries who fought against the Axis...the atrocities weren't discovered until the Allies prevailed and entered the extermination camps. All the world was stunned and sick from what was done. And remember, as a whole the German population weren't aware of what was being done...so please don't blame all the people of Germany for the inhumanities of Hitler. Oh god, even still, just typing his name makes me very sick to my stomach.

    • @irenechadwick1403
      @irenechadwick1403 5 днів тому

      ​@@conniem7462ë

  • @user-rr6fc5xs3s
    @user-rr6fc5xs3s 7 місяців тому +22

    Боже мой, какой титанический труд!!! Работают без всякой защиты, практически голыми руками!! Но очень умело и красиво👍🎉

  • @ragingbullalf5790
    @ragingbullalf5790 Рік тому +8639

    What was truly shocking, were the non-steel toecap flip-flops. In fact a total lack of safety gear from head to toe.

    • @Bapuji42
      @Bapuji42 Рік тому +322

      Hah I just left the same comment before seeing yours. At least that one guy had a good safety squint going on.

    • @oscarsantos2608
      @oscarsantos2608 Рік тому +343

      Nothing like milling wood barefoot! An accident waiting to happen!

    • @deehannaway5754
      @deehannaway5754 Рік тому +154

      I agree.
      I was trying to see if they still had ten toes each. Mill like this for long enough and you're bound to loose one or two.

    • @kimk8365
      @kimk8365 Рік тому +124

      Lucky to have all of his fingers and toes, two eyes and a nose.

    • @Pieyummytoo
      @Pieyummytoo Рік тому +76

      Yup my thoughts exactly, it's crazy..

  • @user-ux1eh5gd5x
    @user-ux1eh5gd5x 9 місяців тому +103

    That wood being revealed is absolutely beautiful!. This is truly a tree with beautiful grain and patterns in it!.

  • @lorisalim4598
    @lorisalim4598 Рік тому +49

    That wood being revealed is absolutely beautiful!

  • @andreik4847
    @andreik4847 Рік тому +1987

    ШОКПИРУЮЩАЯ находка!!! Капец, хорошо ролик промотал. Это старый гвоздь, вбили его лет 150 назад, так же есть проволока, видимо это было часть крепления забора. Кто работал с деревом, тот встречал такие находки. Работая на пилораме, имели коллекцию из добытых железяк и дерева, в основном это были пули 9.мм и осколки мин, так же гвозди и колючая проволока. Эхо войны.

    • @user-cn3bh7hz5k
      @user-cn3bh7hz5k Рік тому +210

      Ваш коментарий оправдал время,потраченное на просмотр)))Спасибо!)Тут не хватало огня и звёзд)))

    • @mexanikxxxx265
      @mexanikxxxx265 Рік тому +77

      Зато за пять дней уже 16 миллионов просмотров)))

    • @GenPC
      @GenPC Рік тому +66

      @@mexanikxxxx265 согласен)) Кликбейт удался))

    • @user-zi3li3np4o
      @user-zi3li3np4o Рік тому +103

      @@mexanikxxxx265 Если бы нашли кучу собачьего говна под снегом и тоже написали - шокирующая находка на земле уверен просмотров было бы не меньше))) это так и работает...

    • @user-cl3zk7sn9p
      @user-cl3zk7sn9p Рік тому +12

      @@user-zi3li3np4o этот ролик как с чисткой подковы. Один выстрелил в рекомендациях, а дальше будет тот же уровень.
      Я на них подписан был в инсте, т.к. хотел свой дуб распелить и они по Беларуси катаются и даже не знал что они в ютубе есть. Если бы не название канала, даже и не перешёл бы)

  • @rxcoder
    @rxcoder Рік тому +66

    Третий час ночи. Решил перед сном на последок посмотреть на шокирующую находку... как теперь спать не знаю. Это просто невероятно... гвоздь в дереве..

    • @user-ls5wt1dr3d
      @user-ls5wt1dr3d Рік тому +1

      Слів не має
      Що за заголовок?
      Просиділа, прождала і що?

    • @Mark_Moore60
      @Mark_Moore60 Рік тому

      😂😂😂

    • @klimov112
      @klimov112 Рік тому

      Где ты был 20 минут назад😭🤣🤣🤣

    • @vladvlad1977
      @vladvlad1977 Рік тому +1

      Вы не один такой, 2:40 ...
      Теперь не знаю как спать после этого видео )

    • @lf2805
      @lf2805 Рік тому

      @@vladvlad1977 4.23🤣

  • @user-kh4xl3qe2t
    @user-kh4xl3qe2t Місяць тому +1

    Супер.Как работают, босиком,в шлепках,быстро.А дерево какое красивое.Класс- видео.

  • @monicagrant6092
    @monicagrant6092 9 місяців тому +3

    Y’all are the hardest working men I have ever seen. Wish you were in the USA I would love to have some of your work. Peace. ❤️

  • @bobbygrey5859
    @bobbygrey5859 Рік тому +265

    The grain in that wood is so beautiful and has a story to tell, Awesome!

    • @Hullstarr
      @Hullstarr Рік тому +5

      Yea I peeped that out too
      I was thinking how great that would look as a conference table or desk.

    • @bogochelovekvpotentsiale
      @bogochelovekvpotentsiale Рік тому

      ua-cam.com/video/CSeRtfo-EhU/v-deo.html

    • @imhungry2387
      @imhungry2387 Рік тому

      @@Hullstarr You're yuppie is showing

    • @imhungry2387
      @imhungry2387 Рік тому +3

      I've never heard a tree talk

    • @psalmreader8049
      @psalmreader8049 Рік тому

      That was my takeaway since the “shocking” discovery wasn’t worth 20 mins alone . I love the lightning scars- shocking really lol

  • @coloradomountainman8659
    @coloradomountainman8659 Рік тому +794

    Fellow I worked with back in the 70's hit metal while felling an old oak tree in Vermont. After a similar tirade to free up the object, it was found to be an old musket which had obviously been leaned against that tree many, many years prior. As the young tree grew, it enveloped the rifle.

    • @babyjuggernaught8203
      @babyjuggernaught8203 Рік тому +45

      That's a cool story. Would have loved to have seen that.

    • @acharyajamesoermannspeaker6563
      @acharyajamesoermannspeaker6563 Рік тому +15

      That seems a little too far fetched to believe. If it was just leaned, I would imagine the tree pushing the musket away as it grew.

    • @frog-eye1420
      @frog-eye1420 Рік тому +30

      @@acharyajamesoermannspeaker6563 Might have been hidden in a hollow part

    • @babyjuggernaught8203
      @babyjuggernaught8203 Рік тому +48

      @acharyajamesoermannspeaker6563 a farm I work on, trees always trying to incorporate metal fence posts, have to move posts after 5, 10 years. They will grow around the posts, so I can see how the musket ended up in tree. ✌️

    • @slanger2563
      @slanger2563 Рік тому +37

      @@acharyajamesoermannspeaker6563 I can take you right now where a tricycle is in a tree growing around it...if you can see the tricycle anymore. I can take you to a road sign still in the tree but tree is cut on the ground. I've heard a few other odd objects found in trees... we're in the country man. Yes it's very possible a musket was grown in a tree..

  • @Boltam_gayki
    @Boltam_gayki Рік тому +199

    Я и правда в шоке ! В шортах , босые , выполняют погрузочно- разгрузочные - распиловочные - ударно - оасклиновочные работы !!! Но уши берегут, музыканты наверное.

    • @Peschehod-028
      @Peschehod-028 Рік тому +12

      🤣🤣🤣🤣 по-любому музыканты. 👍

    • @evgenykumunzhiev7289
      @evgenykumunzhiev7289 Рік тому +1

      😂😂😂😂

    • @solomon8160
      @solomon8160 Рік тому +4

      Я в шоке ребят! Нельзя так травмировать зрителей... гвоздь,... я в шоке

    • @dimitriy4436
      @dimitriy4436 Рік тому

      @Болт Забей!)

    • @mainhattan6038
      @mainhattan6038 Рік тому +2

      Sind halt harte Kerle.

  • @lauramorkovsky5612
    @lauramorkovsky5612 8 місяців тому +9

    I love every bit of this video. The gorgeous wood and how they work.

  • @loritravers9749
    @loritravers9749 9 днів тому

    Wish we could see what is done with some of this wood after all the cutting is done. You know from start to finished product. Love this channel. Thanks for sharing

  • @missybloo
    @missybloo Рік тому +213

    I have a large cedar tree on my property that has an old cross cut saw stuck in the middle of it, from logging in the late 1800s. The tree has completely grown around the saw.

    • @tommymcweedface229
      @tommymcweedface229 Рік тому +8

      Yep, there's a big old hay scythe embedded in a oak tree down the road from me off the Illinois river.

    • @novelettewhite177
      @novelettewhite177 Рік тому +1

      @@tommymcweedface229 in

    • @egidiodigregorio777
      @egidiodigregorio777 Рік тому +3

      Io ho trovato una croce dentro una quercia

    • @oldgeorge1939
      @oldgeorge1939 Рік тому +1

      Completely? So how can you tell it's there?

    • @missybloo
      @missybloo Рік тому

      @@oldgeorge1939 🤣 haha! I suppose I should’ve said the middle 4 ft of the saw is completely enveloped in the tree, only the handles sticking out on each end.

  • @richarddillon677
    @richarddillon677 Рік тому +623

    The woodgrain was beautiful. The spike was interesting. What really impressed me was using a ladder as a portable sawmill. That is genius!

    • @sovereign797
      @sovereign797 Рік тому +43

      What impressed me is he is wearing flip flops.

    • @swaldron5558
      @swaldron5558 Рік тому +9

      Indian workers would’ve proud of them!

    • @asherdie
      @asherdie Рік тому +5

      @@sovereign797 you're easily impressed

    • @redhughdl
      @redhughdl Рік тому +1

      @@swaldron5558 or the chinese steel mill workers :)

    • @user-fb9wu2gr8c
      @user-fb9wu2gr8c Рік тому

      @@sovereign797 havent you seen the one barefoot,you poor wretch ???😁😁😁

  • @lynnallen3371
    @lynnallen3371 8 місяців тому +44

    Just awesome !! Love old historical finds and absolutely love the raw wood slabs ! ❤️

  • @claytonp7968
    @claytonp7968 Рік тому +53

    Great job guys! Beautiful work and wood!

  • @weekendstuff
    @weekendstuff Рік тому +42

    Nice tree, amazing work. And fair use of safety sandals :-). Thanks for sharing.

  • @paulbombardier8722
    @paulbombardier8722 Рік тому +4

    The grain in that wood is spectacular. Nature sure does pack some surprises for us, yes?

  • @user-yn5nf2lb6v
    @user-yn5nf2lb6v 4 місяці тому +4

    Какое красивое дерево,сколько радости принесет людям

  • @wemmawatson8933
    @wemmawatson8933 Рік тому +312

    Красиво оаботают. Молодцы. А деревья жалко, это сколько же лет они росли, сколько всего повидали-живая история.

    • @Cleopatra-kc3ps
      @Cleopatra-kc3ps Рік тому +8

      Деревья новые вырастут.

    • @nicoledelmas8196
      @nicoledelmas8196 Рік тому +3

      8

    • @mortalclown3812
      @mortalclown3812 Рік тому +14

      I agree with you. It takes so long to grow them. The Earth needs billions of trees to help offset the climate crisis.

    • @gallafedorova4874
      @gallafedorova4874 Рік тому +11

      @@Cleopatra-kc3ps
      Каких нибудь триста лет,всего- то.

    • @user-yj3jf9je7u
      @user-yj3jf9je7u Рік тому +5

      @@gallafedorova4874 если эти не спилить они сгниют и подрост заразят.

  • @antondean
    @antondean Рік тому +242

    Вот от чего я действительно в шоке, так это от того, как этот видос набрал 19 млн просмотров за 6 дней

    • @m-w2399
      @m-w2399 Рік тому +10

      Уже 25 лямов😁

    • @muratkhakonov8708
      @muratkhakonov8708 Рік тому +44

      От заголовка! Вот и я сижу и смотрю , как дурак, где этот шок?

    • @viktorialukoyanova2447
      @viktorialukoyanova2447 Рік тому +22

      Все очень хотели узнать чем там шокировались

    • @user-eq1bk1gl4f
      @user-eq1bk1gl4f Рік тому +14

      Все просто, фокус в заголовке.

    • @user-my3wq6hh4e
      @user-my3wq6hh4e Рік тому +10

      Главное заинтересовать людей

  • @nicholasbell9017
    @nicholasbell9017 8 місяців тому +1

    Love the flip flops!
    I had a similar thing happen, having felled three large Horse Chestnut trees. Cutting them up, found them to be full of embedded shrapnel from a German bomb. The 36" chainsaw took me about 45 minutes to resharpen, again and again and again!

  • @l3thDisciple
    @l3thDisciple 9 місяців тому +13

    That’s awesome work, men! The flip flops and bare feet, sure, there are reasonable safety issues, but we do what we have to do to do what needs to be done, regardless of circumstances. That was great work for slabs over 3 inches thick!

  • @user-uc9ts8cr5h
    @user-uc9ts8cr5h Рік тому +743

    Нашли гвоздь - впали в шок... Я в шоке от того что повергает их в шок. Вот такой вот каламбур

    • @bruceinraleigh9999
      @bruceinraleigh9999 Рік тому +27

      Exactly. Fast-forward saved me today from a lot of wasted time. Block-channel will save me in the future.

    • @user-dz1li9dy2h
      @user-dz1li9dy2h Рік тому +12

      ну дык... цепь затупили...

    • @Im4x4
      @Im4x4 Рік тому

      кликбейт ебучий

    • @user-wi3df7pu5e
      @user-wi3df7pu5e Рік тому +37

      Я оказался чуть по умнее я перематывал часто и потратил 2,3 минуты

    • @Best-ib2td
      @Best-ib2td Рік тому +7

      @@user-wi3df7pu5eумнее самого себя? Так все делали наверное если судить по себе.

  • @DonaldcordleJrScarlettECordle
    @DonaldcordleJrScarlettECordle Рік тому +195

    It amazing how many views this has. I see stuff like this every week for the last 30 years being in the sawmill industry. From bullets to shrapnel from artillery shells in timber cut on army bases. To old insulators, a shovel. Several ax’s, power lines and electrical boxes.

    • @trudybrereton6737
      @trudybrereton6737 Рік тому +26

      But...do they work bare footed ❓🤣

    • @DonaldcordleJrScarlettECordle
      @DonaldcordleJrScarlettECordle Рік тому +21

      @@trudybrereton6737 why hell no. We lost thousand of dollars to downtime changing saws & hospital bills over the past 30 years from people being hurt when the stuff we got in logs ends up flying out and hitting people in the face and body or flying back into the Sawyers cab and injuring him. Workman’s comp and health insurance company’s can vouch for that.
      It just blows my mind that if I filmed all the times I found stuff in logs while working at sawmill and veneer mill that I could unlimited views of what normally is useless information to the public

    • @micheletetley6142
      @micheletetley6142 Рік тому +4

      @@trudybrereton6737 lol

    • @chaos_omega
      @chaos_omega Рік тому +22

      It's the clickbait. They made it sound like they found a 400 year old sword inside it or something...

    • @BeckVMH
      @BeckVMH Рік тому +22

      @@chaos_omega Exactly. After watching the guys without shoes till bored after a minute or two, I simply drug it forward to the 19 min mark to learn it was simply a metal spike of some sort. Worth 3 minutes, but not 20. Haha

  • @user-bv2nj8xy6s
    @user-bv2nj8xy6s Рік тому +6

    Люблю мастерство. Как красиво и ладно ребята работают.Давай им бог

  • @anghelika5975
    @anghelika5975 7 місяців тому +6

    Ювелирная работа! Браво!

  • @debbiehenri345
    @debbiehenri345 Рік тому +1378

    When I worked for the Royal Parks in London, after the hurricane in 1987, we thought we'd do well from selling the fallen trees to sawmills.
    However, it was quickly discovered that none of the large trees would be very good - when the saw blades struck 'shrapnel' buried in the trees from the Blitz in WW2.

    • @gregorydahl
      @gregorydahl Рік тому +22

      You can get diamond blades now . $2000

    • @kevino6670
      @kevino6670 Рік тому +83

      Flying shrapnel becoming flying shrapnel again! Yikes

    • @EmmaAppleBerry
      @EmmaAppleBerry Рік тому +30

      Imagine if there was an unexploded incendiary! Fkn hell

    • @Adroit1911
      @Adroit1911 Рік тому +78

      Imagine having a dresser with a couple drawers that had pieces of WW2 shrapnel in them. That would be a heirloom for sure!!!

    • @DreStyle
      @DreStyle Рік тому +25

      @@EmmaAppleBerry there are stories of people finding fresh ammo in trees that exploded

  • @user-xf9fo3pb1k
    @user-xf9fo3pb1k Рік тому +2

    Мощная работа!
    Крюк откуда?
    Рисунок красивый на каждом распиле!

  • @starla.
    @starla. Рік тому +286

    Bare feet? That’s MUCH more shocking than what you found in the tree. Be well, be safe. Best wishes.

    • @drey8
      @drey8 Рік тому +11

      first thing I thought!

    • @user-vl6cn1yp5d
      @user-vl6cn1yp5d Рік тому +3

      This is Russian men 😁😁🐻🐻

    • @jjdicarloutube
      @jjdicarloutube Рік тому +12

      The bare feet and flip flops cracked me up too! For them, it’s just another day at the office! :) Best I could tell, a spike had been driven through that tree at some point. Given how old the tree was, it would have been hundreds of years ago. Even more amazing is that the mighty oak bent the spike as it grew. What a metaphor for life! Something potentially deadly was driven into that tree and it just said f that, grew stronger and older and bent that damn spike and absorbed it deep into its soul. The thing had to be felled and dissected before it would reveal this tragic event in its life. Nature. Amazing.

    • @thebeaugator
      @thebeaugator Рік тому

      @@drey8 Z

    • @jodyhakala247
      @jodyhakala247 Рік тому +1

      What… it’s good do for grounding, it is very healthy; it’s tactile too, try it. Walk outside today. Get stronger people.

  • @mrnobodieswildcampingadventure
    @mrnobodieswildcampingadventure Рік тому +207

    Sherwood Forest a few decades ago, I found a billhook dated from around 1813 (heavy stamp on it) inside an oak tree, when I cut it down (most likely left next to young tree, and tree grew around it). Wooden handle had disintegrated. It was in perfect condition, so I made a new wooden handle for it. Made two roman rivets to fix handle to billhook. I still use it today!

    • @soxpeewee
      @soxpeewee Рік тому +10

      I had to Google billhook. That's cool 😎

    • @user-nc1og7qy2m
      @user-nc1og7qy2m Рік тому +3

      Робин Гута?

    • @pigeonlove
      @pigeonlove Рік тому

      So let's understand, you're proud of preserving a handle but also proud of cutting down a 200 year old tree. You sound pretty British, sorry selfish. Britain hardly has any woods left, it's all cow fields.

    • @sebione3576
      @sebione3576 Рік тому +9

      Have you dismounted any enemy knights with it yet?

    • @mrnobodieswildcampingadventure
      @mrnobodieswildcampingadventure Рік тому +13

      @@sebione3576 No but I keep a watch everyday! I'll let you know when I do!

  • @CalifgalCindy1
    @CalifgalCindy1 Рік тому +30

    Watching you work with your toes daring something to crush them along with the lack of eye protection was nerve racking. But what a cool saw that is and the inter beauty of that log is awesome. My thought went right to bullets in the tree and then at the end it seemed like a long spike. Maybe it was a combination of both, whatever, it was a cool find.

    • @adopt_a_dog
      @adopt_a_dog Рік тому +3

      IKR? Especially with all the metal in the tree. It only takes a second to lose an eye, toe, finger, etc. I know safety glasses in particular are uncomfortable, and I know they probably have years of experience with the trade but that doesn't mean they are immune to injury.

    • @nojnoj3069
      @nojnoj3069 11 місяців тому

      ..but nobody did..... they've obviously done this a thousand times so stfu....yeah we know shit happens but it didn't.

    • @Ein_Kunde_
      @Ein_Kunde_ 8 місяців тому

      They will suffee dreadful injuries sooner or later.

  • @thomastraynor9299
    @thomastraynor9299 Рік тому +18

    The work that these guys do is amazing. I shuddered at the bare feet though. Decided to keep my oak furniture now that I was contemplating changing.

    • @Ein_Kunde_
      @Ein_Kunde_ 8 місяців тому

      I like oak.

    • @marie-angeornix8188
      @marie-angeornix8188 2 місяці тому +1

      Je ne vois pas ce qu il y a d extraordinaire moi aussi j avais compris que c était de l acier qui était dedans c est tout

  • @user-vr1uk1fc9v
    @user-vr1uk1fc9v Рік тому +43

    Восторг смотреть, как мужики работают! И инструмент у них отличный и сноровка!

    • @CallMeA6
      @CallMeA6 Рік тому +2

      Now if only they had a metal detector.

    • @AuldMacdee
      @AuldMacdee Рік тому +2

      No no

    • @helenaon8304
      @helenaon8304 Рік тому +2

      A mówili że to prymitywny naród

    • @olenkaolenka5935
      @olenkaolenka5935 4 місяці тому

      Єдине питання: чому не бензопила "Дружба"?

  • @vzlomhak5237
    @vzlomhak5237 Рік тому +56

    ОГО!!!!! ДЕЙСТВИТЕЛЬНО ШОКИРУЮЩАЯ НАХОДКА............. правда шокирующей она оказалась только для цепи...

    • @user-jz6yj9rd6e
      @user-jz6yj9rd6e Рік тому

      Да там пиздец, хуй его знает, как она не лопнула. Мож просто не показали.

    • @user-qi3zz5th6t
      @user-qi3zz5th6t Рік тому

      я бы сказал смертельной.

    • @yankkobayashi9058
      @yankkobayashi9058 Рік тому

      Вот думаю, а почему нет нормальной лесопилки?

    • @Nick_SP
      @Nick_SP Рік тому +4

      @@yankkobayashi9058 а зачем? Платить налоги. Соблюдать технику безопастности, проводить инструктажи...
      Когда можно поручить профессаналам в тапка с бензопилой наперевес рачехлить пару стволов.

    • @user-qi3zz5th6t
      @user-qi3zz5th6t Рік тому +2

      @@Nick_SP и с самодельным инвентарём

  • @ralphbudgell9830
    @ralphbudgell9830 3 місяці тому

    A lot of stumps still are around !! They make beautiful end and coffee tables , kitchen tables and lovely dinning room tables ! Stumps with roots as legs were very popular !!!

  • @user-ze6nm7zs4t
    @user-ze6nm7zs4t 4 місяці тому

    This has been a treat my husband was a logger.Memories,beauty reveled.

  • @Robnord1
    @Robnord1 Рік тому +75

    That was some great slab wood guys!
    I highly recommend each of you around the saw have an IFAK with tourniquet on the outside, and plenty of bleed control items plus eyewash on the inside.
    Really😉 Seconds count if you're bleeding out.

    • @nimnogaparus
      @nimnogaparus Рік тому +8

      Shhh... it's best if they're simply removed from the gene pool.

    • @mainhattan6038
      @mainhattan6038 Рік тому

      Das muss man wegstecken können.

    • @DeathGamer27
      @DeathGamer27 Рік тому +8

      The one guy wore flip flops the whole time...I don't think safety is a concern of theirs lol

    • @pjj12345789
      @pjj12345789 Рік тому +1

      Went full hooah in the comments there Robie Rob 😂

    • @justinbarton247
      @justinbarton247 Рік тому +2

      Taking a solid stop the bleed class is a good step too.

  • @Telephony954
    @Telephony954 Рік тому +182

    Anyone who watches this, is amazed at the stunning beauty of the slabs as they were sliced of that old tree. absolutely stunning.

    • @deanlong8841
      @deanlong8841 Рік тому +25

      No anybody watching this is amazed he hasn't cut his damn toes off especially at timestamp 20 minutes and 18 seconds where he's got his feet underneath a running chainsaw bar with flip-flops on I've seen what a chainsaw can do to flash working in the Woods

    • @Telephony954
      @Telephony954 Рік тому +6

      @@deanlong8841 These boys aren't long for this world. sometimes it takes the loss of something you need, to wake you up. perhaps on their next video.

    • @eobage369
      @eobage369 Рік тому +5

      Did you see all the age lines! My god, that was a very old tree.

    • @pangibonlang2994
      @pangibonlang2994 Рік тому

      I thought Adam and Eve were born naked and was brain washed by ... reason they put on coverings. Now, does the brain washer says use PPE I put all my money in that business. :)

    • @morgannelafee7622
      @morgannelafee7622 Рік тому +1

      @@eobage369 yes very old

  • @klausfahnle1925
    @klausfahnle1925 8 місяців тому +6

    The safety gear they have is awesome..

    • @Ein_Kunde_
      @Ein_Kunde_ 8 місяців тому

      Sooner or later they will loose a finger, foot, eye or lung.

  • @lt.frankdrebin3317
    @lt.frankdrebin3317 8 місяців тому +31

    I am extremely impressed at the level of ingenuity used here. Creating a saw mill out of a ladder, chainsaws, and some basic jigs.

    • @adameve9117
      @adameve9117 8 місяців тому

      They didn’t create it. You can buy these jigs just for this process.

    • @sheenakarr5572
      @sheenakarr5572 8 місяців тому

      Yes. At first I was confused... abs then, I AWE. WOW.

    • @sheenakarr5572
      @sheenakarr5572 8 місяців тому

      So what was that at the end? A fire poker?
      Running into metal that big could cause the chain to kick back pretty violently.
      Glad no one was hurt.

    • @jvmiller1995
      @jvmiller1995 8 місяців тому +1

      They are often referred to as a Alaskan saw mill. you can buy them and extended bars. you can even get a bar that takes a chainsaw n each end.

    • @georgeoffenberger1262
      @georgeoffenberger1262 8 місяців тому +1

      This is nothing new dude

  • @michaelwhinnery164
    @michaelwhinnery164 Рік тому +86

    I gotta respect all the safety equipment these guys have to wear.

    • @mixiperez6833
      @mixiperez6833 Рік тому +9

      Lmao

    • @chipper759
      @chipper759 Рік тому +10

      That's funny I saw none?!?
      Especially notice one guy's got sandals and the other guys got Crocs on both of them wearing shorts no eye protection no gloves....

    • @ofeliavaldesjohnson2897
      @ofeliavaldesjohnson2897 Рік тому +5

      Lol

    • @mikea1184
      @mikea1184 Рік тому +7

      Crazy to not be wearing eye protection and flip flops!

    • @sandipinti699
      @sandipinti699 Рік тому +5

      Safety equipment? Did u see the sandals they had on? It’s a wonder they sill have feet .

  • @darlenepedersen4145
    @darlenepedersen4145 Рік тому +84

    You work so hard, my father was a logger.Bless you all for your integrity and diligence.

    • @verbumsat
      @verbumsat Рік тому +10

      Working bare-feet! What's so smart about that?

    • @heyman5525
      @heyman5525 Рік тому +2

      Integrity?

    • @MadolfStitler
      @MadolfStitler Рік тому +1

      Are you guys a couple?..just wondering because of those shorts

    • @debramorgan2018
      @debramorgan2018 Рік тому +1

      It is another nation Stop judging 👺 wonderful work🥇

  • @kimibarra8781
    @kimibarra8781 8 місяців тому +1

    Wow that was facinating watching this because of the simple tools being used... Ladder and the extra long chainsaw. I'd love to know how much they got for each slap of wood. They were all so beautiful.

    • @MrDaiseymay
      @MrDaiseymay 8 місяців тому +1

      ID LOVE TO KNOW--WHAT THE HELL, DID THE FIND IN THE TRUNK, THAT WAS SO HARD ? AN ANCIENT NAIL, SWORD , OR OTHER WEAPON? WASTE OF TIME.

    • @hudsonsoul1121
      @hudsonsoul1121 8 місяців тому

      @@MrDaiseymayme too, no explanation.

  • @davidwest3151
    @davidwest3151 Рік тому +18

    When I left school in 1962 my first job was in a timber yard and it was not unusual to find bullets, shrapnel and small shells embed in the timber.A lot of it came from Scandinavia and Eastern Europe .

    • @allthingsharbor
      @allthingsharbor Рік тому

      My grandfather's business just south of Atlanta had two huge old oak trees in front of it. One of these trees had a cannon ball in it, from the US Civil War. The trees were cut down when Marta built the the Edgewood Candler Station. A slice of the cannon ball tree can be seen at a nature center near Gainesville, GA.

    • @user-pi1py3fi1f
      @user-pi1py3fi1f 8 місяців тому

      4:47 4:50

  • @lughole
    @lughole Рік тому +424

    Wow that brings back memories!
    I was a tree surgeon / forester about 25 years ago. I had the first incarnation of the alaskan mill and was slabbing up an Ash and the wood went purple, I kept on cutting and ended wedging the tree open and found a very similar old gate hanger hidden inside, it wrote the chain off!
    The only time I found some worse was when I did a tree and kept finding little pieces of metal but pressed on cos the chain was close to knackered. I kept giving it a tickle with the file and kept on...half way through the chain gave up on a huge chunk. I dug out a piece of metal the size of my hand and It had unusual jagged edges. With a smooth curved top. Later that day an old boy who lived nearby said a bomber was coming over Edinburgh, dumped his payload on the hill when he saw the amount of flack coming up from the docks and saw fighters were also up in the area. Low and behold id been digging shrapnel out this old tree! And right enough, the victorian wall were cutting beside had a crude massive repair job on it, where it had been blown apart.
    Apparently London tree surgeons did come across it quite a bit in the 80s and 90s!

    • @mrpugtato386
      @mrpugtato386 Рік тому +21

      Thats a really neat story :)

    • @hjoleary
      @hjoleary Рік тому +16

      Wow, incredible to think of how trees hold history like that. Thanks

    • @henryottis295
      @henryottis295 Рік тому +12

      @@hjoleary
      Read my story above about the horseshoe I hung on my maple tree.
      Tree swallowed it up.

    • @WeeShoeyDugless
      @WeeShoeyDugless Рік тому +5

      @@hjoleary European millers were sick of cutting into shrapnel, true!!

    • @KrishanDhanda
      @KrishanDhanda Рік тому +6

      now think about German tree cutters

  • @benrobicheau640
    @benrobicheau640 Рік тому +668

    Glad to see one guy is safety conscious and is wearing his safety sandals.
    I knew a guy who was cutting overhead with a chainsaw, it hit a knot and kicked back, slicing him across the face. He survived, but was hard to look at. Chainsaws can do terrible damage to human flesh.

    • @glennvandenberg3912
      @glennvandenberg3912 Рік тому +26

      I would rather work with a guy wearing sandles who is paying attention to the dangerous saw than a bloke in all the gear worrying about if he's safe or not.

    • @benrobicheau640
      @benrobicheau640 Рік тому +95

      @@glennvandenberg3912 of course the best would be someone wearing all the safety gear who is paying attention to the saw.

    • @armedfarm3429
      @armedfarm3429 Рік тому

      @@glennvandenberg3912 Agree, better the sandals dude than have some moron preaching to me.

    • @davidhowick3665
      @davidhowick3665 Рік тому +27

      They are called Samoan safety shoes ;)

    • @JohnAnderson-ze2hu
      @JohnAnderson-ze2hu Рік тому +1

      So

  • @LyudmilaL.
    @LyudmilaL. 8 місяців тому +2

    Ничего себе!!! Каких только чудес не бывает!

  • @rmp7400
    @rmp7400 8 місяців тому

    Such beauteous patterns in the tree!
    I could enjoy admiring huge thin tree slabs as art objects decorationg a walll (rather than an inner red brick wall.
    Too beautiful to walk upon aa flooring....perhaps highlight the wall with a few strings of little italian lights❤
    and a floor of Carrera Marble...with a nice black baby grand piano!
    Would make a sweet little room for doing arts & crafts or
    having a friends over for coffee & music 🎉
    Oh i can dream about it, couldn't i?

  • @carsonwells1785
    @carsonwells1785 Рік тому +64

    Awesome piece of lumber. I used to work at a retail lumber yard which had a saw mill located just 50:yards away. They had a debarking machine and a rotary saw blade and sold a goodly quantity of rough cut lumber to other businesses in the area. One day while I was loading a truck for a retail delivery, the sawmill let out the most God awful screech and then came to a stop, stalling the large diesel engine which powered it. When the smoke cleared and the suspect log had been disected, they discovered a large single bit axe head completely ingrown into the timber. Best guess was that a hundred years or so back somebody broke for lunch and drove their axe into the side of the tree, well up over their head. After lunch they had forgotten where they left it, and never really looked too hard. Over time, the axe was completely surrounded by wood the axe handle rotting away. What had once been a high grade saw blade was now a rough disc. The axe head hung on the owners wall until he closed down.

  • @user-mb8ty2rt9y
    @user-mb8ty2rt9y Рік тому +208

    А мне быыло интересно! Просмотрела без перемотки. Работа не для слабаков, тяжелая. А какая красивая текстура у дерева.

    • @BelkoWood
      @BelkoWood  Рік тому +10

      Спасибо ☺️

    • @cmataira
      @cmataira Рік тому +3

      Yes a beautiful texture! Something beautiful can be made of it, only it has those large black marks…

    • @user-mc7jl2pl9u
      @user-mc7jl2pl9u Рік тому +8

      Так что нашли то ??)

    • @user-hm7of3zw6u
      @user-hm7of3zw6u Рік тому +7

      @@user-mc7jl2pl9u я тоже не поняла. Мужики, объясните, нам же тоже интересно!

    • @user-gw1yx1mm8d
      @user-gw1yx1mm8d Рік тому +5

      @@user-hm7of3zw6u примерно за минуту до конца ролика, смотрите

  • @user-xj6lp3vy9h
    @user-xj6lp3vy9h 8 місяців тому +1

    СМОТРЕЛА БЕЗ ОСТАНОВКИ, ПОТРЯСАЮЩИЙ РОЛИК, КАКИЕ СТОЛЕШНИЦЫ ШИКАРНЫЕ МОЖНО СДЕЛАТЬ, МУЖЧИНЫ СУПЕР, КАК ТЕРПЕЛИВО И АККУРАТНО И ТАКАЯ СКОБА ВНУТРИ😮

  • @M0R0ZK0
    @M0R0ZK0 Рік тому +247

    Ребята, вы конечно очень сильно рискуете работая без очков. Такие сюрпризы могут закончится травмой. Берегите себя❤

    • @Assassin2224
      @Assassin2224 Рік тому

      Ничего не будет от таких сюрпризов

    • @Boltam_gayki
      @Boltam_gayki Рік тому +30

      Та что там очки ! Они вон аки йёги босяком по гвоздям углям ходят .

    • @mainhattan6038
      @mainhattan6038 Рік тому

      Holzauge sei wachsam!

    • @alexd4362
      @alexd4362 Рік тому +17

      Безопасность работ просто на высоте!!! 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

    • @arnold8746
      @arnold8746 Рік тому +6

      Shorts and sandals too...

  • @user-ud8pj9fv6e
    @user-ud8pj9fv6e Рік тому +310

    Текстура дерева - красота необыкновенная! Живая материя, и её жалко. Ребятам - браво! Такой ратный труд! Думаю, дуб ещё и дальше увековечит себя в красивых нужных вещах! Всем удачи!

    • @Gektor-64
      @Gektor-64 Рік тому +25

      Дерево уже не живое, такая текстура и цвет присуща сухим деревьям.

    • @user-jw4zt6di5d
      @user-jw4zt6di5d Рік тому +13

      Тысячелетнего дуба нужно охранять!!!

    • @darklight6830
      @darklight6830 Рік тому +16

      Какая красота,ты текстур не видел.Это обыкновенный дуб.Красота только у красных деревьев,которые в России не произхрастают.Единственное дерево которое с натяжкой причисляют к красным это карельская берез и карагач.А настоящая красота это лимонное дерево,мрамрное дерево (другое название секвойя),многие виды клена (кавказкий,манчжурский и др)Но меня поразил шпон только из лимонного дерева.Как будто золото разлили и сверкает.Я работал с сотней разного вида красного шпона сделананного из разных типов красного дерева.Моя картина сделаная из тысяч кусочков разного шпона получила серебряную медаль на ВДНХ в 1973 году и потом первый секретарь сахалинского обкома Леонов Павел Артемович подарил ее генсек Л.И.Брежневу.От сахалиского обкома.Она стояла в его кабинете и при Андропове и Черненко и только Ельцин ее выкинул из кабинета после распада СССР так как она стала не актуальной.Картина называлась "Дружба народов",где пятнадцать человек символизировали республики которые взявшись за руки шли.Сверху было знамя,герб и Ленин.Когда дирекция ВДНХ узнала что картина будет подарена Брежневу они перепугались и впервые на ВДНХ золото не присуждалось,чтобы наша картина все равно стала самых лучшим экспонатом.

    • @user-ud8pj9fv6e
      @user-ud8pj9fv6e Рік тому +5

      @@darklight6830 Здравствуйте! Спасибо, что делитесь такой ценной информацией! Теперь буду знать, какая текстура самая красивая! Мне очень жаль, что Вашу работу не оценил по достоинству лишь один человек. В то же время она очень долго радовала очень многих! Ещё раз спасибо за информацию! Всех вам земных благ!

    • @SonymobilezC
      @SonymobilezC Рік тому

      @@darklight6830 только за одно это Ельцина надо выкинуть из могилы и "четвертовать" на пятнадцать кусочков

  • @haahnbalghan6556
    @haahnbalghan6556 Рік тому

    The force of that nail flying out whooo wee....but these guys have done this before .....awesome work!

  • @lindasmith6957
    @lindasmith6957 9 місяців тому

    I was in bed watching this. It was so real, I could smell the oak/sawdust! Such a beautiful tree.

  • @rmhamilton5161
    @rmhamilton5161 Рік тому +152

    It is amazing how resilient a tree is! One piece of land I had cut years ago produced a tree that someone had placed a glass pop bottle in the crotch of when it was young and the tree had grown big with the bottle in the center.

    • @suev3339
      @suev3339 Рік тому +5

      Explain what my Grandad saw as a youngster… a tornado drove a piece of straw into a tree like a nail.

    • @kittyday1402
      @kittyday1402 Рік тому +2

      @@suev3339 That can really happen.

    • @suev3339
      @suev3339 Рік тому +4

      @@kittyday1402 that’s what I’m saying. Unbelievable but he saw it.

    • @marksommers6764
      @marksommers6764 Рік тому +3

      I'm near the Mexican border .. found a pair of zapatas a tree had grown around .. old .. no tire sandals !

    • @Owens_Racing
      @Owens_Racing Рік тому +1

      @@suev3339 people tell stories of glass ending up in sealed jars after the big one hit here in 74’.

  • @TamaraMike2705
    @TamaraMike2705 Рік тому +14

    Какая шикарная структура дуба. Спасибо за видео.

  • @Beautiful_Evil
    @Beautiful_Evil Рік тому +3

    I have a huge oak tree in my backyard and there is an electrical socket mounted in the side of it and it has power. Was like that when I moved in, not sure how it ended up like that but somehow the wiring is inside the tree. Looks like a normal electrical socket mounted in the side of a tree, if I was allowed to post pictures here I would show you lol. Strangest thing I've ever seen in my life.

  • @AM-jt7wv
    @AM-jt7wv 8 місяців тому

    Das da was nicht OK war konnte man schon an den vorherigen
    Schnitten sehen, wegen der Bleue im Holz..... 😊 Gute Arbeit und
    Wunderschönes Holz..... 🍀

  • @goleafsgo8496
    @goleafsgo8496 Рік тому +944

    I'm not a huge safety guy myself but the bare feet / flip flops are hilarious. Beautiful slabs and pretty precision cuts considering the basic tools. Well done on utilizing the whole piece. Obviously not the first time these guys have milled unusual shapes of trees.

    • @luckymeyer1014
      @luckymeyer1014 Рік тому +13

      Masters,careful user s

    • @email4664
      @email4664 Рік тому +38

      Lost all respect for these fools at this point

    • @chrishamilton4999
      @chrishamilton4999 Рік тому +42

      Yes ... no Occupational and Safety Health Act there. No eye gear, no ear gear, no helmet, no proper gloves, no hi viz vests, no long sleeved shirts or long protective trousers. Lifting heavy weights. No OH&S officer around the place. This is like men used to work. Sad if anything comes unstuck, but the cost of purchase comes down mightily.

    • @nautifella
      @nautifella Рік тому +20

      When I saw that, I knew this wasn't in North America or the UK. I'd love to watch a British _Health & Safety_ officer visit a mill like this or one of the numerous Thai or Vietnamese shops were the guys use their bare feet to steady a piece while carving it with hand tools.

    • @nautifella
      @nautifella Рік тому

      @@chrishamilton4999 Some call that progress. I call it BS. I wanna meet the MF'er that came up with the hardhat everywhere idea.

  • @user-iu6nt5ot9i
    @user-iu6nt5ot9i Рік тому +161

    Откуда он здесь взялся? Я на вас удивляюсь,сразу видно молодое поколение. Вот мы например помним,златая цепь была приколочено этим костылём. По которой днём и ночью кот учёный ходил. Это значит,вы распилили знаменитый дуб!

    • @dinis902
      @dinis902 Рік тому +8

      👍Юрий, супер!

    • @lucysergeeva9454
      @lucysergeeva9454 Рік тому +13

      Мы думали Пушкин сказочки травил;)

    • @user-iu6nt5ot9i
      @user-iu6nt5ot9i Рік тому +6

      @@lucysergeeva9454 похоже на быль.

    • @igorlivt2898
      @igorlivt2898 Рік тому +9

      @@user-iu6nt5ot9i так точно, они ещё цепь в цветмет сдали и кота в поликлинику на опыты.

    • @user-yy9fc9xw2y
      @user-yy9fc9xw2y Рік тому +6

      @@lucysergeeva9454 Пушкин и Дюма это один и тот же человек. Сказочник.

  • @duaneross9271
    @duaneross9271 Рік тому +12

    I used To go go with my dad to the mill once in a while. He ran the resaw,which is very close to the head rig. One night the head rig hit two railroad spikes that the hippies put in the tree it ripped the main saw almost in half. There was no way the filers were going to fix that one. That was very beautiful wood you guys had. Not much hardwood where I'm from.

  • @user-bn3lu8oz9p
    @user-bn3lu8oz9p Рік тому +22

    Да,работа тяжелая.Но какая красивая текстура у дерева.Ребята,вы молодцы!Но,пожалуйста,подумайте о защитной одежде и обуви!Прямо страшно за вас,насколько вы не защищены.

  • @user-fv6rx6bu9f
    @user-fv6rx6bu9f Рік тому +1

    Как здорово ребята управляются, так интересно смотреть

  • @user-pn2vw9hx9w
    @user-pn2vw9hx9w 2 місяці тому

    Я тоже сидела и ждала что-то особенное, имею ввиду, находку, ещё и друзьям отправилв, но, всё равно, смотрела, как ловко ребята работали. Первый раз вижу такую пилу и прибамбасы к ней Молодцы ребята!!!

  • @user-yl1ox9ge6v
    @user-yl1ox9ge6v Рік тому +85

    Молодцы!
    Вот ведь, не "офисный планктон", а люди дела!
    Такие нигде не пропадут!

    • @alexsandersemenihin3508
      @alexsandersemenihin3508 Рік тому +6

      Только дуб мог ещё расти

    • @ant0n1nka
      @ant0n1nka Рік тому

      @@alexsandersemenihin3508 да ладно, во всем нужна мера)

    • @user-lk9rz2qu3p
      @user-lk9rz2qu3p Рік тому +3

      Такой трудный, но интересный и захватывающий процесс!

    • @arkadipetr5993
      @arkadipetr5993 Рік тому

      @@alexsandersemenihin3508 👍👍👍

    • @mikewizard3992
      @mikewizard3992 Рік тому +2

      With 25m views in 6 days they must be doing something right lol

  • @rasberryfields2132
    @rasberryfields2132 Рік тому +26

    What beautiful planks of wood from this old tree. Those boys probably have done this since childhood! Hope they stay safe!

  • @nubiaaparicio4185
    @nubiaaparicio4185 Рік тому

    I think been a carpenter is the , most noble the most creative
    the most cleanest
    Trade, job!!

  • @mariankeller5852
    @mariankeller5852 9 місяців тому

    50 years ago I planted cottonwood saplings in our yard.
    We had straight-line winds of 120 mph that blew half the tree over..my husbands brother offered to cut what was left of it down and cut it up for firewood....he also offered to dig the stump out which was huge.
    approx 6-8 foot around...while attempting to cut the roots out he found a baseball sized rock imbedded inside one part of the root..the root had grown around the rock so it resembled a slingshot ...we were amazed..😮

  • @elenanil
    @elenanil Рік тому +56

    Впечатляющая работа, тяжелая, но наблюдать интересно. И древесина такая красивая

  • @user-nt5ol4uu7w
    @user-nt5ol4uu7w Рік тому +57

    Какой шикарный дуб был! Жаль, что пилят такую мощь.

    • @user-fm3bc2ty2z
      @user-fm3bc2ty2z Рік тому

      Не тратьте время на этот бред. Ржавый гвоздь

    • @user-rj1jk1fd4t
      @user-rj1jk1fd4t Рік тому

      Свое отжил.....

    • @carolynthrower3189
      @carolynthrower3189 Рік тому

      My concern is for the gentleman in the flip flops and shorts. He seems professional in his work. However, but not in his attire. The oak tree slabs are beautiful .

  • @MegaDeansy
    @MegaDeansy 9 місяців тому

    I can picture Cam of Blacktail Studio watching this and salivating at the prospects !!

  • @knowitall3503
    @knowitall3503 Рік тому +2

    I've heard from arborists they've found cannon balls embedded in ancient trees. These Herberts are surprised there's a piece of metal in a tree. Love those safety flip flops.

  • @winfordnettles3292
    @winfordnettles3292 Рік тому +87

    I was felling a very old, large yellow pine tree near a road on my property a few years ago. Chainsaw kept hitting something metal in the middle of the tree. When I finally got it down, found a railroad spike driven into the base of the tree, probably over 100 years ago, judging from the rings of the tree and the diameter of the base. Ruined one chainsaw chain. But, interesting what one can find inside a tree.

    • @rockyou9967
      @rockyou9967 Рік тому +8

      i cut open a tree once and found a little person who ran away when he saw me, said i was after his lucky charms

    • @beverlygoddard4307
      @beverlygoddard4307 Рік тому +3

      On a hunting trip a friend found remnants from Buffalo Bill...

    • @ni9465
      @ni9465 Рік тому +3

      They used spikes to set grades [elevation control] the tree grows around spike but does not raise the spike

    • @patriciabelcon
      @patriciabelcon Рік тому

      Zt

    • @p.oinonen6706
      @p.oinonen6706 Рік тому

      You're a good sport. That was an interesting experience. You can't buy those.

  • @brewbuildsit
    @brewbuildsit Рік тому +303

    I couldn’t get over two things in this video…the incredible beauty of the slabs and the bare feet and flip flops! Lol.

  • @user-rg4nd1ei7g
    @user-rg4nd1ei7g 8 місяців тому

    I have no clue why watching this is so fun! I will say, I worry about your eyes and feet guys! Beautiful work and would love to see photos of where your works ends up.

  • @mickywanderer8276
    @mickywanderer8276 8 місяців тому +26

    We had a maple tree in our backyard that we had to warn the buyers when we sold the house. Year before the tree had started splitting and we wrapped some chains around it to hold it together. It worked and the tree survived but the chains grew into the wood so if they were to chop it down they would have to take precautions.

  • @peternorton5648
    @peternorton5648 Рік тому +1309

    I worked in a old school type sawmill as a young man and one day the log they were sawing on like normal until the lock in teeth started flying out of the big saw blade. Upon inspection there was a horseshoe in the middle of the log where it had been nailed to the tree years & years previously and the oak had grown around it. It was a very dangerous situation with those teeth flying around like bullets. Fortunately nobody was injured.

    • @dirtykris2167
      @dirtykris2167 Рік тому +83

      The horse shoe must’ve been facing upwards catching all the good-luck hey, that’s why nobody got hit with flying teeth.

    • @peternorton5648
      @peternorton5648 Рік тому +40

      @@dirtykris2167 must’ve been. I will say the sheet metal roof didn’t fare so well.

    • @patriciatinkey2677
      @patriciatinkey2677 Рік тому +60

      Yeah, & these yo-yos weren't even wearing eye shields!
      & FLIP-FLOPS!!! 😱😱😱

    • @patriciatinkey2677
      @patriciatinkey2677 Рік тому

      @@lHiTMANll Ahh, didn't figure Belarusians for flip-flop wearers! Guess flip-flops are universal?

    • @chickenmuffin
      @chickenmuffin Рік тому +30

      This is the butterfly effect in action. Imagine the guy putting that horseshoe there 80 years ago. Never could have imagine the mayhem it could have caused.

  • @larisanester2373
    @larisanester2373 Рік тому +58

    Как все таки благородно и красиво дерево ,и при жизни ,и после !

  • @user-zl4bq9oc2h
    @user-zl4bq9oc2h Рік тому +9

    Я одна не увидила ничего шокированного?

  • @rosemarycarrasquillo7111
    @rosemarycarrasquillo7111 7 місяців тому +1

    Beautiful wood slabs. I pictured myself make a table,keeping the natural color of the wood. Using expoy in those dark stains. But what was sticking out of the wood?

  • @lindaertel7558
    @lindaertel7558 Рік тому +221

    This is truly a tree with beautiful grain and patterns in it!

  • @kathiehoffman1666
    @kathiehoffman1666 Рік тому +10

    The woodgrain patter on every piece is breathtakingly beautiful 😍

  • @ReisenderBecauseOfLuv
    @ReisenderBecauseOfLuv 9 місяців тому

    I like the ladder technic.
    I only new, in German, gatter säge.
    Fascinating ❤😂🎉

  • @veronicaferguson6835
    @veronicaferguson6835 8 місяців тому

    Hello I'm Veronica living in Ireland Republic,well done lads. With the wood,from Veronica Ferguson in Ireland Dublin,

  • @user-yu2um4fp2w
    @user-yu2um4fp2w Рік тому +126

    Техника безопасности на высоте. Дуболомы 😀👍

  • @nancyselzer628
    @nancyselzer628 Рік тому +3233

    I am not as shocked by what people find embedded in trees, as I am with these guys working barefoot and in flip flops. That's absurd. Of course, no safety glasses.

    • @annawinter4629
      @annawinter4629 Рік тому +99

      May be these people just cannot afford all this safety stuff, but they are quite sure what they do being confident in their skills and innerständing

    • @schmuckytheraiderbear5043
      @schmuckytheraiderbear5043 Рік тому +402

      @@annawinter4629 so they can afford super expensive giant saws but not boots & safety glasse?? Come on.

    • @alexseiprokhorov6664
      @alexseiprokhorov6664 Рік тому +187

      @@markoandrejko1123 да это русские или белорусы.
      А на счёт ума не тебе судить.

    • @69.30
      @69.30 Рік тому +103

      @@markoandrejko1123 наши мужики как то не особенно волнуются о безопасности,т.к. они умеют работать. А какая опасность,если каждый знает,что он делает.

    • @markoandrejko1123
      @markoandrejko1123 Рік тому +97

      @@alexseiprokhorov6664 As a Ukrainian I can judge

  • @Opernkabarett
    @Opernkabarett Рік тому

    Thank you, real men!!! Not plastered to death with security 😍

  • @kampfoppa9961
    @kampfoppa9961 Рік тому

    Herrlich als Tischler anzusehen , diese schöne Maserung des Baumes im Plattenschnitt . 👍

  • @DanielMendoza-vz6ss
    @DanielMendoza-vz6ss Рік тому +333

    My favorite part is when they brush the dust off of the top and reveal the tree grain each layer. So beautiful. I wonder if these are the kinds of tree slabs carpenters buy for a couple grand to make like 10,000 dollar tables with.
    Edit; Forgot the word dollar. My bad.

    • @user-gg2er7fw6h
      @user-gg2er7fw6h Рік тому +4

      Кто покупает эти 10000 столов? По статистике один стол семье служит много годы, а столы клепают каждый день по нескольку тысяч. Куда они деваются. (отвечать не нужно, я и сам знаю куда)

    • @Ozhull
      @Ozhull Рік тому

      @@user-gg2er7fw6h then why ask?

    • @dmitryivanov441
      @dmitryivanov441 Рік тому

      @@user-gg2er7fw6h а интересно - куда?

    • @ashleyember6822
      @ashleyember6822 Рік тому +2

      That's what I like to know about it

    • @Makeluvnotwar
      @Makeluvnotwar Рік тому +1

      this is why they do this,it is so beautiful,you are right about that .peace

  • @latedecember2805
    @latedecember2805 Рік тому +14

    Back In the 70's There was a huge number of people going out to forests and Spiking trees With nails, sometimes even rail road spikes. Every couple of years they would spike the same trees which ended up with nails through out the wood making it useless. We had an old oak tree in our yard when I was a teenager. There was a porch swing pole grown into the fork of the tree. As a young tree the owner had used the fork to hold the pole upright. As the tree grew it grew around the pole which was about 3 inches in diameter it eventually rusted out and my dad pulled it out of the tree . it left a perfectly round hole all the way through the tree.

    • @chiznowtch
      @chiznowtch Рік тому

      Why did they do this?

    • @elementgypsy
      @elementgypsy Рік тому +2

      @@chiznowtch people who want to protect wild forests...to give the lumber industry trouble. If trees are spiked, they are less valuable and maybe the lumber company will not cut that area.

    • @chiznowtch
      @chiznowtch Рік тому

      @@elementgypsy I see, thx

    • @theneighborhood2280
      @theneighborhood2280 Рік тому +1

      @@chiznowtch Some conservationist used to do this to discourage the cutting down of trees. If a chainsaw would hit the spike, the loggers could be seriously injured or killed. The environmental activists hoped this would cause companies to stop logging; that way that the trees would be safe.

    • @arinelex
      @arinelex Місяць тому +1

      ​@@theneighborhood2280, таким образом они делают лесу только хуже. Надпиленное дерево будет болеть и, скорее всего, вскоре засохнет или сгниёт в месте надпила заживо.

  • @skippyjl1
    @skippyjl1 8 місяців тому

    Looks like a top of a iron fence 👍🏻 good job guys👊🏻👊🏻

  • @nolanmythbuster
    @nolanmythbuster Рік тому +23

    Skilled work and excellent tools combined to produce an awesome product, the lack of PPE scares me though. Please wear safety glasses and chaps, freak accidents happen. Best of luck 🤞
    I've driven a person to the hospital because they got a piece of tungsten in their eye, anything nonmagnetic has to be scraped out.
    I've also seen people get severely burned due to improper PPE around a welder.
    Someone's finger got minced from a lathe turning on while they were tightening the t-screw on the chuck. The clutch randomly gave out and the lever slipped so it turned on.
    PPE is for when random shit out of your control happens, not just got unskilled beginners. Please love and take care of yourselves. I want these vids to keep coming out 😎

  • @user-yn3vj6mw4x
    @user-yn3vj6mw4x Рік тому +34

    Парни!Не играйте с огнём ! Соблюдайте технику безопасности! Страх смотреть на вашу экипировку!Бережёного бог бережёт!Люблю вас !Хочу ,чтобы оставались живы ,здоровы!Спасибо за работу!Высший классссм! Лепота!!!!

  • @grampabadger
    @grampabadger Рік тому +11

    Splitting pine for firewood in Colorado we uncovered a .32 caliber lead ball buried in the log. Not uncommon out here, but the ball was imbedded in the tree at a point when the tree was over 200 years old and there were no marks on the outside of the tree to indicate it was there. Possibly some hunter back in the 19th century taking target practice with a smoothbore just to see if he could hit anything.

    • @jemellaswanson6439
      @jemellaswanson6439 4 місяці тому

      This was very interesting. Beautiful wood. Thank you.