How To Turn Old Lumber into GOLD!!!
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- I travel on over to the BC timbers home base to cut some wood for my new house and learn some tips and tricks from the best carpenters in the nation! watch the video to find out more!!! and don't forget to share the video and Subscribe!!! more content coming soon!!! more vlogs, more videos like this, and some informational Q&A stuff!
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I love the old wood hand carved look. My grandmothers house in YORK MAINE some of the house is over 300 years old and you can see the original wood beams and the wood pegs to hold them together. You can still see some of the original horse hair plaster on the ceiling. Love the look a lot
That was so cool 😎
I truly enjoyed watching this video. Great information. Love learning new cool stuff. And I love the smell of woodworking. God bless you and your families. ♥️🙋🏻♀️🇺🇸
The diversity of this channel is some of the best content on youtube!
What a life huh.
@Isaac Alfonso no one cares
Everything Sparks touches turns to gold this man sees the wonderful and everything I absolutely love and look forward to all these new episodes the other thing about them is he is so generous one of a kind man he deserves everything he's good getting man has got love the channel keep it up man.....
They really make you feel part of their family and industry... The are second to NONE! God Bless y’all for everything you do! As a vet I greatly appreciate the respect, camaraderie, and hard work they do everyday...if I’m having a rough day all i have to is put them on and instantly get taken away into their world and feel almost like I’m back in the service (ARMY). Heavy D and Diesel Dan are my role models. If ever get the chance to meet them i would probably s@#t myself lol, seriously. They are truly one of a kind! I would love to just volunteer for them for at least one day! It would truly be an honor and a blessing! Thank you for everything y’all do! You guys are a miracle...
The darker inside of the rings illustrates it's growth during the winter months.
damn I was wondering exactly why it was you could even see rings to begin with. thank you!
This is master work. My father did all of this and while he never spoke when he worked I would sit for hours watching him join these pieces of wood.
Your a true inspiration man. What you do and have none makes me keep pushing daily to provide a better life for my wife and children. Keep it up man your changing lives everyday!!
I love weathered wood. It looks so nice, especially as beams in the kitchen and living room areas. So nice!
Always love to see old wood being recycled and reused It brings so much character to new construction
Love how yall take the time and energy to get the real thing instead of trying to recreate it. Nothing provides a warmer feel than reclaimed wood.
Y'all brighten alot of people's day with how crazy fun yall are the vlogs was the best idea ever.....
As a tradesman I really appreciate this video. Ya'll definitely put out some great content.
As a framer I'm really enjoying this process, I've never done this but I love it!!!
It is awesome seeing all the things you enjoy and spend your time doing. Also you aren't afraid to do any yourself which is a great quality and great for content.
Idk what it is but you guys make literally anything look interesting. Idk if it's just because of the way you talk as if you're passionate about everything or because of the amount of detail to break everything down but I could watch yall do a video on anything and I would be hooked the whole time! Great content creators!
I still like how he doing this being a business owner and having a tv show and making his own time to do this I would love to see a day in his life
just started watching your videos, really dig all of the stuff yall are into..I'm a 76 yo retired sign painter and mural artist, (sign painters don't exist anymore) that being said, over 60 years I have created many signs and displays using naturally weathered or feux (fake) distressed wood....I always kept a a junk box of scrap metal objects (screws, nails, etc.) and dumped them on the wood, then hammered them in, just a suggestion for a variety of outcomes.....Rave On !
That’s really cool. Love seeing reclaimed wood used for projects like this...
Been a rough carpenter for 5 years I wish I knew someone like this to work for and learn all this
Really interesting and cool video. Cant wait to see the finished product! I LOVE old reclaimed wood and reclaimed furniture. I swear they don't make anything like they used to! 👍👍🔥🔥🪓
I love to see people reclaim old 100-year-old wood and use it in their houses it is so beautiful and majestic.
Imagine how much time and hard work that would have been 100 years ago.
Reusing these old wood beams is the biggest honor to the people a century ago.
100 years easy:) try 200 300 years ago😅
I would love to be able to afford to be able to build an out door shelter at our place using these guys. Beautiful!!!!!
You guys seriously get me through some serious depression. You're freaking inspiring and get me out of the house and doing something! Thanks for being badass mofos 🤙
Great channel man love the variety of content. The recovery videos are my favorite. Would love to see some more
History says those trees were cut in Northern California, Oregon and Washington and the railroad hauled em all the way to Utah to build the ties and trestlles
Thanks for the funfact!
I just got into wood working. Its cool to see the process from raw wood to finished and in your house
Hey man just wanted to let y’all know you guys are awesome and I love what you guys do. Keep up the great work and love the content!!
This is awesome. I used to work for a log home company. Love it.
My uncle has about 30 2’ round big telephone poles down here in the middle of Utah. I might be able to get him to part with them if you ever need some.
There treated with creosote. You dont want that inside a building
Love, love, so great great to reclaim the wood. And old framing and woodworking. Looks so much better then the prefab crap and same old same old.
So glad you're in the uTube game now.. glad to see the REAL YOU
Red Beard, nice tattoo. I'm a woodworker, made many things; a 16 drawer DVD cabinet,12 drawer with lower cabinet,split top for photo enlargement. Paper towel holders etc. Seen a couple decades of This old house and ask this old house, New Yankee workshop.
This is the stuff that should be on tv..
Who even watches TV. Thats what youtube is for
HEAVYDSPARKS those people look at this through their minds and not their hearts to understand your point of view. Love you guys please keep up the great work you do. Have a very blessed day.
He loves playing make believe with Trevor Milton. I got a concept vehicle called “Honey Badger.” It has 4x the specs as the Badger. What a bearded fool!
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My first ever paying job was helping a local older gentleman saw logs with a Wood-Mizer. Surprising amount of money can be made from selling live edge boards. Pretty sweet machines to own too, you can trailer it around and saw logs for people.
Wish people knew and did more of this stuff. History cant be reproduced.
The old style of stuff will always look better. I work with metal and whenever we get to make the old designs with fire scale for example it always turns out looking the coolest
Can’t wait to see what your house looks like after it’s all finished.
In the UK we sandblast beams like that to get rid of the old crap.
When Windsor Castle caught fire and they lost a wing, the beams where carefully taken out and sandblasted and it revealed that, under the outside 1/2" that had charred, the rest was good as new. Oak particularly gets harder with age adn two guys I knew who restored churches said they hated working on 900 year old oak as its literally as hard as iron and they blunted lots of diamond tools working it. So, be glad of your youthful buildings in America! :o)
Damn red Beard has a massive an awesome tattoo on his back
You guys are awesome keep up the great work looking forward to seeing more
How is brodozer
I love timber, wood bring it on. I once had a kitchen company build me kitchin, my design in Newguinua rose wood, gorgeous timber, gorgeous kitchen that l wish l still had. At least all my furniture is timber, love it, cheers Tracey from Australia xo
Keep it up!!
Love the life of postive vibes regardless of situations , recoverys, daily life or the shop life always find a way to laugh through the toughest times respect brother's
Was that Justin Bieber I heard playing in their shop? 😂
we learnt how to make real mortice and tenon joints, dowling and dove tails joints in woodwork at Occupational Therapy College LOVE what you are doing for your home
You are creating unique and a personal style
They haven't heard about handheld metal detectors to find screws and nails.
They don't go deep enough, wood is too dense.
Great to save wood
I got a notification from facebook that I earned 10,000 pesos but I couldn't register why I don't have a card
it just happened to me
Same as to me
It's a scammer I got one
same bro
Love what you do with the old lumber it looks great would look nice in a house
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Nice Job *fist bump*
I like it because you're actually Hands-On on about everything no not on hands you're actually present with your hands on everything that you do
King and Jack studs on each side of a door frame. The Amish, Shakers- Long time builders of barns and furniture.
Just seen your Instagram post. Love what you do and what you stand for man not many people like you in the world.
Vehicle recovery, track racing, Datsun destruction, timber framing, this channel has it all.
Cool that you repurposed all that old timber. Will look awesome as decorative pieces!👍💥💥😎
Old growth reclaimed wood is so much better then the crap they sell at lumber yards today there's no comparison !! Keep up the great content I'm loving it for sure .
I love using reclaimed wood, gives everything soo much more character
Thank You for keeping old traditions alive today. Many people just throw old wood away, or brn it. Repourpose to give it new life is important for our youths to learn, and also it let's them learn a valuable trade.
Aye sir I just want to say that you are something else. I respect you in every way possible and I am honored to be alive and walking among the earth with people like you
A few summers ago I spent a lot of time on a Norwood sliding bandsaw slabbing up old trees....we learned to use a metal detector to find spikes and nails to protect the blades
That's awesome he got the lumber off his own island. I remember when him and Dave use to do the little video and building the mega ram runner
Have a happy Christmas with your family and stay safe for you and everyone in the shop. Hopefully you’re not like us working hard hours because it’s hard. You deserve it!! We love you show and it’s amazing.
I love working with timber, I am so jealous. Trying to buy tools for woodworking in Australia is not cheap
Using old wood is saving a part of history and is really practical.
Old telegraph polls are great if they have sweated out the tar. Once you get a good slab put a hard electric current through it, bottom negative and positive charge to a large knot and see the effect. Great for a fire mantle once oiled.
Dude t, hank you for helping , last year hose and his family .
Now because of that I'm 1 FAN for God bless you all.
In person the torched wood look is just incredible. You can take really cheap basic pine burn it texture it then stain it and have everyone ask you where you got that really cool wood at.
I LIKE THE OLD SCHOOL WOOD WORKING THE ARASH PEOPLE DO TO THIS DAY THE ARASH STILL BUILD BARNS POST&BEAM WITH WOODEN DOWELS NO NAILS IT AWSOME AND MIND BLOWING
There used to be a bar called the "Rib Crib" aka Blaine Hill BBQ that was built completely out of old barn timbers, it was the coolest place to just sit and look around in. It had a unique smell too aside from the BBQ, it actually smelled like lumber... Man I miss that place....
Man I WOULD LOVE TO WORK WITH OLD WOOD ALSO, I TOOK WOOD CLASS IN HIGH SCHOOL BACK IN 1979-1980 I LOVE THE SMELL OF WOOD TOO. I HAVE A BOOK SHELVE IN MY CLASS AND OTHER STUFF BUT MY EX HUSBAND,IT WAS NICE TO WATCH YOU GUYS WITH DIFFERENT WOODS
Damn, can only imagine how awesome your house would be, but I imagine there's many artistic creations throughout your home that you will enjoy for the years to come. You do have a blessed life.
That is some beautiful wood brother lots of history in that wood I torched plywood to see the grains I'm up in the state of Washington I do it for clients I'm a handyman it's already up in greenwater Washington in her cabin she bought a shelf for her firewood I put plywood on it all three sides torched it she stained it and it looks beautiful but she can put more wood on it now and she loves it peace out brother see you on the next video
How they did things back in the day is truly amazing an inspiring with out the need of today's tools an hard ware
This is so awesome seeing their work someday I want to be able to get them to work on my house
Laid up with broken arm i started watching Diesel Brothers then I had to move on to HeavyDSparks starting to think this is the ticket and liking it better
I really liked you tv show! I’m a torn truck driver. (Not home much) so I have my cable tv turned off. Then I realized that your shower wasn’t on anymore.(very disappointed) I was happy to find your Utube Chanel. Love your vids. Keep up the grate work!
Awesome to see people repurposing excellent material!
I love working with wood 🪵 I’m like you I don’t see old wood 🪵 I see something beautiful 🤩
We met two years ago heavy D at SLC airplane. It was crazy too I had a dream of our before and I knew I was going to meet you and I did! Sadly it was when I was going to Phoenix to say good bye to my mom forever and I was 21 at the time. Now I’m 23 taking care of my two siblings, going full time in school USU, and just trying to work full hours and study for finals for Christmas gifts. That’s all I care about now is the hours for the gifts to them. I don’t mind because I will be getting smiles and help my dad. I still got that photo when we met but I was a mess from crying because we lost our mom. I regret it because I was a once in a lifetime to meet you!
Man I love watching you guys! I'm a single dad and I live on a island...I just love watching your journey, life 8s so different there. Have a great year! Aloha , makepa
I hope you post a video of all that pretty wood in your house when you get done, it’s gonna be gorgeous!
Fun Fact: Trees closer to the Equator tend to have straighter grain which is why the big tropical hardwoods were so heavily harvested. They didn't twist. The farther you go from the equator, the more the trees twist. The idea is that in the Northern Hemisphere, southern faces of trees get the most sunlight and thus grow more. The tree naturally twists as it grows, to balance itself out. In the Southern Hemisphere the effect is reversed. This doesn't always hold true as local weather can have a much greater effect, such as wind. You'll see gnarly old Mesquite trees in Texas and New Mexico that grow every which way. Manzanitas in California do whatever the hell they want.
But it makes for interesting, beautiful grain. Western lumber is the most stunning. Sure, walnut and maple from back east are nice and plentiful, but the dry climates of the western states make the most interesting grain and pretty colors.
I have been doing hardwood floors for years. I love the white oak... Quarter Sawn, Is the most beautiful, in my opinion. Ps. I got a few "you win see my profile" ... lol.... Thanks for the video....
Accent Mark's are a ton fast with a grinder with a metal blade. Tons faster. Take those beams outside and pressure wash them with a 4000psi pressure washer, then hit them with a sander. Then hit them with a dark brown spray paint in the low spots. Then sand again. Exposes all the grain but keeps them smooth and soft
"never move that slowly again, you feel me" stares intensely meaning you'll be fired the next time.
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The house came out perfect. Good idea to use the wood made it look better and not a cookie cutter house
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Wood working is my hobby i love anything that yall do especially stuff like this
my wife and I just love to go on trips to see this kind of stuff.
I had to laugh. The last video I watched was pulling the house off its foundation with the trucks and 14:30 saying if you tear things down be gentle with it. The house wasn't that old though. Made me laugh none the less.
Love the content, keep it coming!
I can't get enough! I love the content you guys come up with!
Red Beard's back piece is awesome!!
Um sonho trabalhar em carros como esses! Com uma galera tão bacana. 🤯🤩🎈🏆💗
The rings represent growing seasons. Usually a year but sometimes more. You can see this in christmas trees. They know the years of growth in a field of trees but often find more rings than years of growth.