Harvesting an Apple Log on the Sawmill and finding Treasure under the bark
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- Опубліковано 7 лис 2019
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In this video I cut the pith out of a Box Elder slab then move on to sawing up a crooked Apple Log.
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When I was a child we had an apple tree in our back garden and my mother used to graft 'twigs' from different varieties on to it. She grafted so many I could reach out of my bedroom window and choose what sort of apple I wanted to eat from sixteen (I kid you not) varieties all on the one tree. She would prune the tree every year and we'd burn the offcuts as firewood - it scented the whole house; I could smell it with every cut you made. Mmmmmm.
The boards are almost as pretty as cherry, my favorite wood. You did a very good job on this Nathan. Have a great weekend.
That’s beautiful wood there Nathan. I’ve seen huge apple trees here in Australia that have been planted years before near old farm houses and they had limbs like that.
Beautiful apple wood! Wonderful video. Thanks for doing great setups and good narration. You really give us some wonderful experience with you. Thanks again for showing this apple log cutting.
You can really see the wood around the pith move when it is cut!!! The apple is beautiful wood!!
Thank you. At last I saw how apple wood looks inside. Beauty!
I never even imagined what Apple wood would look like before. Thanks for sharing it is a beauty.
Another great video, Nathan. That log being a branch means it's "reaction wood". It could get squirrely as it dries. Hope for the best, I love fruitwoods.
I've turned a lot of apple and the colour is beautiful. I would love to have some apple boards. Enjoyed the video.
My dad was a wood carver years ago . I turned butter molds out of apple very dense grain .Dad carved cows and mules out of apple .I guess his favorite wood was butternut.He was the resident carver for John Cambell Folks School. Brasstown ,N.C. He passed in the early 80's. I'm the youngest of our family and in my late 60's.I have a 26 inch manul band mill. I only cut for myself. I enjoy your sawmilling. My brother had a automated Mizer I taught him how to mill.Keep up the good vidoes.I live on the Ga.-N.C. line.
That’s some beautiful wood for sure. Thanks for sharing with us.
The best apple, by far, that I've ever seen. And the piano at the end was excellent. Thanks for posting this video.
absolutely beautiful wood. The ideas that are flooding my mind right now. I may have to get back into woodworking again.
Absolutely gorgeous boards! Great job!
Apple is great for turning too. I have some short log sections a friend gave me after cutting down an apple tree and it’s great to work with and finishes beautifully. Nice grain structure and color and polishes to a real shine. Do have to be careful with drying though as checks very readily.
I never expected the inside of a apple tree to beautiful grain like that. That is pretty.
That’s some beautiful wood you milled Nathan. Can’t wait to see you mill the actual Apple Tree, it will be interesting to see see how big it is. Thanks for sharing with us.Fred
Beginning of this vid provides excellent example of stress in the pith area, that pith curled a lot!
That was gorgeous. What a floor that would make. That or the box elder from before. What a dramatic look that would give a room. Wow. Thank you for your eye of beauty.