How Timber Mouldings Are Made | Woodworking Project | From Raw Wood to Perfect Finishes!

[@Danishch1128]

Very informative video nice❤

[@chandranck-d6w]

Great work by the uncle and the brothers. Really beautiful designing on the wood. It is going well. God bless you dear ALL.❤❤❤

[@GlobalProcessX]

Thanks ❤️❤️

[@nobuckle40]

I am impressed (no pun intended) by the way they emboss the design into the wood.

[@GlobalProcessX]

Thank you so much

[@RawExquisiteWood-n2p]

Nice

[@GD-mw1kd]

It would have been better to know where these moulds are used for.

[@franciscojaviercresposanch9459]

Para marcos de cuadros o molduras de puertas

[@benhetland576]

@@franciscojaviercresposanch9459 That doesn't make sense when they are finished on both sides.

[@jdude9002]

Wow how do these guys still have fingers?

[@GlobalProcessX]

They are poor but they are expert

[@benhetland576]

Evolutionary selection.

[@tvideo1189]

There were guys at my Grandpas sawmill that had nicknames like "Gimpy", Three Fingers", and "Stubby". And they got'em just like the guys in this video will eventually get'em.

[@sitafitri1422]

kerja sangat bagus

[@GlobalProcessX]

Thanks

[@richardmahan4197]

What species of wood is being processed?

[@jimmyday9536]

"WARNING : DO NOT PUSH WOOD INTO SAW WITH REMAINING ARM"

[@marcelooddone3963]

QUE sentido tiene mostrar como se produce algo que no se sabe para que sirve 🙄

[@GlobalProcessX]

These mouldings are used in tables and cupboard edges to make them more beautiful

[@enricogeorge9183]

Bearbeite es, wirf es auf den Boden, hebe es auf, bearbeite es, wirf es in den Dreck, hebe es auf. Und dann hobel es.
Wie klug ist das?😢

[@GlobalProcessX]

It's too difficult 😔

[@malcolmmckinsey3927]

Safety is not a priority. Those poor workers.

[@GlobalProcessX]

Yeah there are lack of safety

[@oPiggySue]

You will observe that all workers still have their digits and appendages. Safety guards on saws are a crutch that encourages unsafe procedures. Respect the saw and appreciate it can change your life, and you will naturally develop safe practices even in the presence of apparently dangerous equipment.

[@paulwilliamson2370]

Safety looks non existent. Long flowing clothing close to unguarded belt & pullys, working bare foot no dust collection and many many more issues.