The Frank Miller Lumber Quartersawing Process
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Frank Miller Lumber specializes in producing the finest quartersawn American hardwood, including white oak, red oak, cherry, hard maple, and walnut. Frank Miller Lumber’s quartersawn hardwood production process begins in the log yard. Logs are selected and carried to the debarking station, the first step in turning hand-selected timber into quartersawn lumber.
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Best video I've seen about processing timber from raw wood
The first 2:00 of this video finally clicked the simplest understanding of how to quartersaw. Obviously different when using a horizontal bandsaw but the process is clear. Thank you
That is exactly what I was looking for. The rest of video is just a commercial for the company… which is fine. I got the info I needed.
For those studying for their Architecture exams (ARE) this is a great reference video. Thank You!
Rift & Quartersawn is beautiful wood. This is a great explanation of how it's cut.
I've bought wood from FMH for over 30 years the exotic woods are great purple heart is one of my favorites an the quarter sawn oak is second to none thanks to all the hard working men an women great job folks I've put a lot of trees on the ground an know how labor intense the work is Thanks for a great product
Wow, this was an excellent and informative video. I love quarter-sawn lumber of oaks and cherry mainly and this was really helpful to see. I'd dream to be able to own one of those stacks on that fork lift....
Thank you 🙏🏼 for sharing this wonderful knowledge and insight into the process.
The narrator almost sounds like Robert Stack. I was just waiting for him to say "Perhaps you may be able to help solve a mystery."
What a great informative video. Thanks so much.
This was quite informative.
Love that you literally cannot compete with a company like this if you ever decided to become a sawyer. Whole world is maximize profit and just constantly churn out product.
I love the color of birch.
Thanks excellent video. Is there a book that explains what we have just seen in order to maximize each log of different sizes because here the video shows only one size of logs.
Excelente quisiera informacion son docente en el sector madera
May i be frank with you first? 2024
Y’all don’t remove the piff (core)
I don't know
why I'm watching this
Let’s go Brandon