I really enjoy Mr. Sasada's videos. I used to work in a cabinet factory using hard woods. What is the most common width the boards are being cut to? Are there any videos or even pictures of finished products made from this wood, like tables, chairs or counters?
All you safety winers and video winers need yo give it a rest! This is not the US where government regulates a buisness into bankruptcy. These guys have probably been doing this job for more years than a lot of us have been alive, and yet I see no missing arms,legs, or fingers. Get a life and enjoy the finished product. I'd bet most of us that are woodworkers would give our favorite tool several times over for a piece of that woof. I know I would. Just saying.
Horse Chestnut Burl has to be some of the most beautiful lumber on the planet imo. What I wouldn't give for just 1 of those live edge slabs in my shop.
We had a huge horse chestnut in our orchard. The wood may be okay for drawer bottoms or white inlay, but not much use to us than garden ornamental beauty. The nuts beautiful too, but the casings are devilish!
Wow very nice job. Very big wood. Saw-shop doing a very nice job of saw. I never throught you would be able to back that saw out of the cut. starting at 3:00. Thank you. I should come for a visit next time I'm in Japan
It depends how it's carried out. Usually it's kiln dried in a big oven until the ideal moisture %age is reached. If you were to do it at home you'd put spacers between each plank to let air and heat circulate and leave it for about 5 years.
I used to build and design kitchens an bathrooms and built a lot of furniture. I specialize in 1890-1915 time period furniture. Learned a lot from my father back in the 60’s.
Lester Miller - Nice one. I'm a mainly self taught amateur who does smaller stuff and a bit of this and that in Qld Australia so even getting little peices of the wood in these videos i think would be quite difficult for me.
Clearly it is possible, otherwise there would be no video. However, big slabs like that are expensive and, more importantly, horse chestnut is no good for furniture, it's way too soft. You'd have to cover the entire table top in a layer of epoxy resin to give it any kind of hardness.
Arbeitsschutz!!!! Der Typ läuft da mit dem Rücken an der Bandsäge vorbei, da schauderts einem! Gibt sicher ne Menge Gräber auf dem Firmengelände🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
I thought the same when those workers were dicking around prying that slab of wood whilst the blade is running full bore not 4ft away from them (4:34).
Same difference..? Nature made them to be used and enjoyed, only fools would over harvest, there is no money in over harvesting. It is self regulating, does not dpneed government meddling.
Those slabs are some premium stuff, with all the burl and spalt. Truly beautiful wood.
Must watch this one the most beautiful wood i have ever seen
Simply fantastic! Extremely wonderful looking wood slabs.
Arigatou
I really enjoy Mr. Sasada's videos. I used to work in a cabinet factory using hard woods. What is the most common width the boards are being cut to? Are there any videos or even pictures of finished products made from this wood, like tables, chairs or counters?
Bunch of table tops right there…beautiful.
Cortar madeira nesta serraria e uma arte!👏👏👏
I would like to buy a slab from this video. How can we make this happen?
I would give anything for a nice slab of that for a dinning room table with the live edge. Wow, Beautiful wood and BIG!
I was thinking the same thing. Being a woodworker
Красивое дерево,текстура!!!!это что за порода?
It looks like stone. A beautiful thing.
Super interesting to see how it’s done. Thank you.
Arigato
Beautiful timber. Outstanding! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇦🇺
arigato
This is awesome, at 7:50 looks like the side of a canyon wall in Utah.
Is horse chestnut a soft or hard wood?🤔 Thanks 🤓
@@j.lietka9406 .
That wood is incredible! Arigato, Master Yoshihiro!
arigato
All you safety winers and video winers need yo give it a rest! This is not the US where government regulates a buisness into bankruptcy. These guys have probably been doing this job for more years than a lot of us have been alive, and yet I see no missing arms,legs, or fingers. Get a life and enjoy the finished product. I'd bet most of us that are woodworkers would give our favorite tool several times over for a piece of that woof. I know I would. Just saying.
The name of the tree is "horse chestnut"? Can't find it.
良いもの探していらしゃる。Good Job
ありがとうございます。
I can watch this beautiful stuff come off your meal all day long
That thing is so huge!
Real beauty , like a pride in her wedding day
Horse Chestnut Burl has to be some of the most beautiful lumber on the planet imo. What I wouldn't give for just 1 of those live edge slabs in my shop.
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Wow. Good work. Awesome slabs. Hope you made good money from the log.
My lord...what a beautiful piece of wood
That's what your mother said
Wow hohoho, that’s my new table coming up, I’m really wondering how old that stump must be 👍👍thanks for sharing this beautiful video with me.
that's not a band saw..... this is a band saw!!
mark schiavone think you mean, ban saw.
Beautiful wood
Arigato
a table from this log big dollars
Very beautiful wood! Hard to find that kind.
Louie Argana
We had a huge horse chestnut in our orchard. The wood may be okay for drawer bottoms or white inlay, but not much use to us than garden ornamental beauty. The nuts beautiful too, but the casings are devilish!
You mean hard to afford? LOL
It's looks like a nature painting，a piece of art。
Arigato
wooow thats gotta be one of the largest pieces of wood ive seen and very beautiful slabs too
Arigato
Wow very nice job. Very big wood. Saw-shop doing a very nice job of saw.
I never throught you would be able to back that saw out of the cut. starting at 3:00.
Thank you. I should come for a visit next time I'm in Japan
Fantastic, Tq. If I go to Japan I too would like to visit.
That is one big tree
The person behind the camera needs some lessons on how to show something on a screen, you don't show the machine box while it's sawing.
I also want this horse
what a proud life this wood must have had when it was a tree and still serving the purpose of us human .
it's not wood. it's foto from Huble telescope. Space!
where do you guys find these? damn!!
I can only imagine what one of those slabs would cost.
カメラをしっかり固定して。 船酔いしそう。
すみません。
Can I ask a very simple question please ?
What's the speed (in revolutions per minute) of your saw ?
Uuuuuuu
No idea
Hard and soft differences
How long did the wood dry for? Beautiful grain patterns
It depends how it's carried out. Usually it's kiln dried in a big oven until the ideal moisture %age is reached.
If you were to do it at home you'd put spacers between each plank to let air and heat circulate and leave it for about 5 years.
Damn that one is bigger than the last one
Beautiful wood. But find a better cameraman.
Yes
Grain changes with every cut
That was one BIG tree!
Seriously? It looks punky throughout, like it grew in a barnyard being stomped by cattle hooves. Maybe not. Can't really tell from the film.
Some nice wood underneath! God bless!
A natureza e maravilhosa
I only wish it was possible to get hold of wood like that to create furniture with.
Lester Miller - ironic name but great comment, me too.
I used to build and design kitchens an bathrooms and built a lot of furniture. I specialize in 1890-1915 time period furniture. Learned a lot from my father back in the 60’s.
Lester Miller - Nice one. I'm a mainly self taught amateur who does smaller stuff and a bit of this and that in Qld Australia so even getting little peices of the wood in these videos i think would be quite difficult for me.
Clearly it is possible, otherwise there would be no video. However, big slabs like that are expensive and, more importantly, horse chestnut is no good for furniture, it's way too soft. You'd have to cover the entire table top in a layer of epoxy resin to give it any kind of hardness.
MASHAALLAH khub valo video.........
This log looks like a prehistoric tree
That blade worked very hard
Jhy55yy666
Thanks from Barcelona.
Arbeitsschutz!!!! Der Typ läuft da mit dem Rücken an der Bandsäge vorbei, da schauderts einem! Gibt sicher ne Menge Gräber auf dem Firmengelände🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Looks like a boulder. I wonder what that piece weighs. Beautiful wood
I wonder why so thick on the first cut.
Sad that they only seem to flat saw everything. I've never seen them quarter saw timber. Maybe that's an American thing.
Cuántos kilogramos???
Being a woodworker the beautiful things I would build with this wood
Price ??? I am from java indo
I wonder how many people have left their blood on that saw blade?
I thought the same when those workers were dicking around prying that slab of wood whilst the blade is running full bore not 4ft away from them (4:34).
No saw dust see???
Q madeira q é??
soo sad to see this tree must be over 400 -500 years old
Why sad, it will make beautiful table perhaps.
Most likely was dead.
Impressive work and beautiful wood. Hope you made big money from your investment and effort.
Muito bom
The need extra machine to catch the wood as it falls, so not so dangerous to the workers. 🀄
very nice but for goodness sake use a tripod next time.
I have a hemorrhoid that looks like that.
Beautiful timber, annoying camera.
What is with the title?? Not a horse anywhere to be seen, Chestnut or Pinto. They are cutting a LARGE hunk of wood!! NO HORSES!!!! 🐎NO, 🌲YES!
Sorry my English no good.
Conker?
buckeye
aesculus hippocastanum
horse chestnut
Bonito trabalho meu amigo
The cameraman has ants in his pants!
Oh
Yes
Should be “Horse Chestnut »
Mantappp
sawing of the horse
Who videod this, a 7 year old? Hold the camera still!
U don't have to watch it..
The cameraman is drunk 😁😁😁
But your work is amazing👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yes
No good cameraman
Arigato
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Mantap
Its Yen.....
Sugoiii!!!😯
Arigato
Does anyone else see faces in the wood?
Pareidolia
Wow
дерево жаль а так круто
٠٨٥٢١٠٠٨٥٢١جعفصضطنايشذرةزد٠٧٥٣١جعق
Oops, slipped backwards and cut my self in half.. doh!
Ever hear of a tripod?
beautiful wood...😘
Arigatou
Go gi dep vay a
Monster Godzilla tree...😁
oh
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@@ysasada18 Welcome...🙂
oh my god
@4:46 ... what the fuck are these dudes doing... that guy in the green jacket is so close to the blade. this seems careless as fuck
Gỗ gì to thế
Obama declared we are not allowed these woods. His storm troopers even invaded and confiscated wood from Gibson Guitar!
What he was talking about was rare African woods used for musical instrument manufacturing. Not Horse Chestnut.
Same difference..? Nature made them to be used and enjoyed, only fools would over harvest, there is no money in over harvesting. It is self regulating, does not dpneed government meddling.
HOLD THE CAMERA STILL, OR GET ANOTHER JOB !
Not so god filming, sorry
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ありがとうございます。
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