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Lindo

sad to see it being cut up

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Question, what chain are you using? I am going to do this, we have several burls on our property. Awesome idea for a mill! Thank you

How long did you dry the burl before cutting it? How did you store the slabs to prevent splitting & cracking?

Thats a guitar builders dream.

Burls would have made nice bowl material.

What’s with the water bath?

also, it's nice to put a small wedge on the back side of the cut once you get going that way the trailing edge of the saw blade isnt get pinched like it is here by that cut just dangling there, that pinching creates so much friction and also creates heat and causes the engine to work harder, heat take out the temper in the blade and they dull quicker.. no jokes try it and see it's always the same thickness so once you have a few shims just plop one in each cut after you get in 15" or so or once it starts sagging like that, makes cutting so much easier

seriously that should have been done in a saw mill with an uber thin blade, the wide chain ate so much wood up

should of sold it as is to a guitar maker for someo $50k or so, they can get 50 acoustic guitars out of it and since its all bespoke they ask $20k for the guitar

nice table tops material

Beautiful patterns inside the burl. Did you by the way consider to keep it unsliced, brushed and coated? Would have been quite a spectacular sculpture. Nature's beauty, uncut :)

May I suggest different camera angles, maybe with the sun on the piece instead of the shade.

Some kind of roller situation under the rails holding down pressure is what I kinda see to keep blade level in travel ? Like the wench system ! Nice job 👍

Get yourself a bandsaw mill. That’s a terrible wast of material with a chainsaw.

I’d love to see what you make out of this beautiful cherry wood!

Beautiful!

Зря ствол отпилен. такие бы пенисы получились :)

We had old walnut trees on our property back in the fifties and sixties that as they died we would cut them down and dig out the burls and dad would sell them . Do you ever run into rocks when your milling them ? Because I remember as kid seeing rocks deep inside the roots surrounding the burls .

I've NEVER seen such a BADLY set up mill !!!!

It’s a wrecking-burl

Amateurs work on the ground , what SHOULD'VE been great content was ruined by a hack .

You dessed like johnny lumber jack with a homeowner's saw

God, I wish I could just smell that

Very interesting but I had to give you a thumbs down the pants the helmet the flannel shirt what was that barrel going to come up and bite you

WOW, that second slab would make an awesome guitar!

That wood is gorgeous! Will you be making things out of it or is it for sale?

Not a burl ,but a bunion instead. There is no burl pattern, just growth rings. Been in the burl business for 35+ years cutting redwood, maple and buckeye.

Daniel, where are you located?

That will make a beautiful table

Beautiful! What are your plans for it?

7:07 Looks like a brain.

If you take some of those slices and lay them end to end then build a frame around them and pour epoxy resin in it your can make an awesome dinner table. Or you can use it to make single tables out of them.

Fantastic cutting job.

ماشاء الله تبارك الرحمن

Look like brain cross sections, very beautiful wood

What's up with the sand bags?

I'm just bought an Alaskan mill I can't wait to open up some wood I have nice silver maple to slab but just the arms for now I'd like to mill the base of the tree that goes up about 12 ft then branches but that is 6' wide and it's expensive to mill something like that

hows my second favorite pipeline guy doing these days?

i know its a lot of work , but you do a fine job of it . plus you get all the highly figured wood you could ever want . its ,like finding a treasure . good video too .

Fantastic setup. Thank you for posting this! Incredible skill!

What name/series pressure washer are you using?

Someone used that tree as a fence post.. sadly I think most of my trees were used in the exact same way.

Wow! Those are beautiful slabs I love it and I'm slowly working on an Alaskan mill.

Beautiful wood!

oh my GOD THAT'S BEAUTIFUL!!

What a clever idea ! May have to give it a try. Looking to Mill stumps. This came up in my suggested videos neet !

Cherry Burl? That's a Salted Pretzel!!