THIS LOG HAD A SURPRISE HIDDEN INSIDE, AMAZING CHERRY LOG
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- First video in a series of two that I show the sawing of a nice cherry log on the Wood-Mizer.
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In this video I finish up sawing the walnut log from the previous movie, This timber produced some amazing crotch walnut slabs,
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Is this fruit cherry?
Can i ask, is American Cherry this different to European?
The bark looks scots pine.
Cherry here (UK) has ribbon blistering etc. If i saw this tree as it is i would of said “yeah its pine”.
I know to not go by bark alone, and i can see the grain is very tight so i would guess its not. But is this a fruiting cherry or an ornamental?
I find this fascinating.
Great video as always by the way
Just curious...your accent sounds definitely sounds Southern. Do you live in the Southern United States? I'm not trying to be nosy, just curious, as I said. I'm a Virginian, born & raised. We have a good lumber company not even 10 miles from where I presently live. Augusta Lumber is it's name, and it's located near Fishersville, Virginia. Just curious as to whether you'd ever heard of it or not. Anyways:have a great day, & thanks again for posting this video. I love me some Cherry wood products. They're beautiful!!!
Ronald Shank kkkkkk
Andrew .
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You hit the jackpot with those logs.
agreed
Cherry and oak are my favorites. Dad milled the cherry on his mountain house lot. Turned it into cabinets Awesome stuff.
Your channel is the best on RUclips. Appreciate all the time you spend on cameras and explanations. Thanks for keeping it clean my grandson enjoys watching these with me. Just got my first sawmill and learning so much from you thanks again.
Wow. I don't work in wood or fallen trees or anything like this, but, I truly appreciate what nature can provide us in what we either fell or has fallen. It's nice to see what you do to provide us with what we may have in our own kitchens and dining rooms due to what nature can provide. Thank you for also providing an explanation and why you do things the way that you do them.
thanks you, appreciate you watching,
Working cherry is great. It works great and smells wonderful, not to mention how beautiful it is!
Agreed 👍
Watching your videos and daydreaming about making furniture....... priceless! Just started following you the other day. Glad I found your channel.
Awesome! Thank you!
I love Your show , I worked in a Paper Mill for 40 tears , I started out in the wood room where we chipped up Hardwood logs , we did a lot of big logs I often wonderd what the figure was like in the Big Logs we made into chips , Most of what we chipped up was Elm as the Dutch Elm Disease was killing trees then , But we had other Trees then too
You are a good teacher I'm 80 years plus and I'm learning off you , thanks. The cherry in the UK I have found if you leave it laying about it soon rot's from the bark inward.
Thanks 👍👍
I love how your cat shows up. That's a good cat.
This was one pretty amazing log Nathan. It is pretty obvious that you were 'over the moon' with it & with very good reason. Wonderful slabs for sure. cheers, Don from South Aust.
Nice.
In order of my thinking -
1) The opening music is so much nicer than the sound of the hydraulics.
2) What’s the difference between the pith and the heart?
Thank you for teaching us city folks about the sawing process.
the heart is the outer middle part that has the great color, pith is the direct center,
What the heck is it about the beauty of a piece of wood? This piece is amazing!
agreed, thanks for watching Robert,
And cherry smells so wonderful when working it.
I am on the other end of the business , im a furniture refinisher 35 years now . Man that is some pretty cherry !
thanks Jeff, respect what you do,
I've been binge watching your videos man! Beautiful slabs of wood. Thank you for sharing and keep it up!!
Thanks 👍👍
That would make some beautiful cabinet doors with that cathedral end being butterflied 🏴🏴🏴🏴
Even the middle between the bottom heart and the crotch has some wiggly define lines which give it some open wood running for good doors or table top...This piece has dollars written all over it and a happy customer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I want to find a way of making a living where I can have this same passion.
i was not expecting any unusual figure in cherry, what a gorgeous piece, cant wait to finish my other projects so i can continue building my mill, keep the video's coming, i just might have to put a couple projects on the back burner.
thanks Roger, surprised me also,
I have watched a few of your vids. not sure why I like wood but I do. you must like what you are doing
Beautiful land, beautiful cherry and great music! What could be better? Thanks Kindly! Now to the next video. Can't wait to see the next slabs from this lovely cherry! DaveyJO in Pa.
thanks!!
Mother Nature at her finest!!!!
outstanding shipmate. I'm blown away.
Beautiful log; and yes Cherry is underrated! I milled up a good sized Cherry tree 2 was ago and because of the beautiful grain inside there were no scraps. Nothing but charcuterie and slabs with amazing blood red figure, burl and crotch. Keep up with the great videos✌️
thanks John, appreciate it,
Cherry is one of my favorite wood species to work with. Because of the beauty of it woodgrains.....and it fruity smell! I tend to go for the darker old-growth ones, because the grains are more beautiful, the aromas being stronger, and you don't get that with the younger, light-colored ones as often anymore.
That is so beautiful, someone is going to have a great time using it to make something out of it.
agreed
I don’t mind waking up during the night when I have an OTW video waiting to be watch. Never a disappointment. Beautiful wood; you really luck out or you know what you are doing, haha. Thank you for sharing ❤️❤️❤️❤️
thanks Gaston for staying up late lol
Glad you are finally milling my fav timber Nathan, never mind walnut, cherry is where its at my friend. Regards, Craig
Love this guy and his love of wood, shouldn't touch it if we don't love it.
Well said
Saw dust with my morning cup of tea, I love it, greetings from Nova Scotia Canada.
👍👍
Back on the sawmill today. Finally
My grandfather was a supervisor sawyer in commercial mills, and I know he would enjoy this video. He was good at what he did, but the equipment 60-70 years ago was more labor intensive than today.
Wow that was really worth the wait. Can hardly wait to see the next part of the video. Well done again. 👍🏻
thanks buddy,
That cherry wood is excellent, very nice 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Absolutely beautiful buddy. Keep it up!
I’m glad I just discovered your channel. I’ve been sawing logs on an old band sawmill for about a year and a half learning as I go and it really nice to watch someone who knows what they are doing on portable bandsaw. Thanks for the uploads bud.
thanks for watching appreciate it,
I have visions of a really nice farm style dinning table with a book match set of those slabs....
So nice. Congrats Nathan!
thanks Chris,
Wow Nathan, you must have been on Santa’s good list this year!! What a delight to see that cherry wood. Just magnificent ! Cannot wait to see the other slabs. Thanks so much for explaining all about the pith and the splits! All the very best. Graham 🇬🇧🇬🇧
thanks Graham, appreciate you watching,
Just stumbled upon your channel - really enjoying your videos; your topic is engrossing, especially your narrations, and you do an amazing job with the photography and music.
Thanks you. Appreciate it
GREAT TUTORIAL THERE NATHAN,
FOR THE 1'z WHO DON'T KNOW MUCH
ABOUT WOOD & IT'S GROWTH FORMING....
THAT UNDERSIDE OF THE 1st. SLAB CUT
WAZ JUST A BEAUTIFUL LOOKIN PIECE.
( KNUCKLE👊🏽BUMP ) O.T.W./Nathan.....
thanks buddy,
Well it was well worth the wait, absolutely beautiful, just have to love surprises!
Well done, keep it up.
thanks Peter,
I've sawed a lot of cherry and some of the things I love about it is it'll surprise ya. It also has a pretty decent longevity after being cut if you don't mill it right away. I also like that it has some dark lines in some grain that mimics spalting at times. Great video!
Glastenbury Designs well said.
nice cherry slab Nathan. it must feel like Christmas all over for ya!
opening up a log to get a surprise on the inside! NICE. Can't wait to see more.
thanks Phil,
My, that is some beautiful grained cherry. Thanks for letting us have a look.
Thanks for watching
You bet, Sir.
Love me some good crotch wood! I have built 2 sets of custom kichen cabniets form Cherry wood. Both were beautiful but no crotch wood was used. The best stuff is usually reserved for firearms, dinning tables, or high end bowl turning. Wish you were closer, as I now am a woodturner and we certainly could do business! Thanks for sharing your day and work with us!
I just had movement, oh my word that is stunning!
👍👍👍
Yessir,..that a great looking board there,...beautiful design for a table.
thanks, appreciate you watching,
Wow what a tree thats the most beautiful cherry i have ever seen. Cant wait to see the rest of it. Would love to have that slab. Unfortunately im out of the shop for the next month because of an emergency surgery i had yesterday
thanks Cody, get well soon buddy,
WOW - UN-BEE-LIEVEABLE - what beautiful wood
Thanks for watching 👍
Man Nathan, that's one awesome cherry...im glad the cherry won the vote!
thanks Peter,
Man! Two words: Ka-CHING! That's beautiful, Nathan! 👍🏻👍🏻
thanks buddy,
How can it get any better? Absolutely beautiful! -Will
it will trust me lol
“the best cherry I ever sawed”- love it.
Gorgeous! Got my new OTW hat also!
good deal, thanks for picking one up,
Very pretty piece of wood, I love the look of cherry wood.
Nice slab ...Love seeing inside these logs...It’s like a suprise every time.....T.Gunz........
thanks Tommy,
Man, you sure do have a great job. It's like a surprise package each time.you cut into a ugly log and the beauty is inside. What a pleasure to see inside.I am a new viewer. Where do you sell your wood? How can I buy your cured product. I am a newbie so I will ask question. I'm 73 and have limited knowledge of this.
Love it, keep the content coming brother. My father had some awesome cherry and walnut cut from the yard, had some beautiful figure in it to.
thanks appreciate you watching,
Beautiful piece!
thanks!
Absolutely beautiful! I love your videos. Thanks for sharing with us.♥️
thank you Pam,
That's some beautiful furniture material right there. Nice Job. R
thanks appreciate you watching,
wow. that is beautiful wood.
Thank you! Cheers!
Absolutely beautiful wood.
Thanks 👍
@ Out of the Woods I should have studied this video along with my notes on Woods Defects for my exam.
Two thumbs up 👍👍, that’s some purdy cherry 🍒, hope to see more! Haven’t seen any oak/ red-white and quartercut , perhaps on older videos. Keep up the good work!
Way to go! That's a great looking slab!
Thanks!
That cherry is nice, but I still think it might come in third to Walnut first and Chestnut second. They are all beautiful wood. Good sawing, saw man.
Love watching your videos.
Thanks Bob appreciate it,
That is some really nice lumber.
thanks Troy,
Very nice. Rare to see a Cherry that huge.
yes hard to come by here too
Cherry in mich all over. 30'' plus.
Absolutely beautiful!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Gorgeous piece
Thanks 👍
I think we got a new drinking game. Drink every time he said “my goodness” or “fantastic “
Haha great video mr Nathan!
lol I would loose,
And "Crotch" for the win ;) (Also to pass out in a hurry...) 🍻
There are a few Woodmizer owners who have extended the width of their sawmill by cutting the main frame in half and bolting in an extension to increase the width of cut after installing a longer blade. There are several RUclips videos that show the process.
yeah saw that also, maybe one day,
Do you have a PhD in tree anatomy? Very cool piece of nature so well respected as shown by you knowledge and the way you handle the product. A great video for sure.
Thanks. No PHD here just hours of research. Thanks for watching 👍👍
This is my new favorite channel.
Thanks 👍👍
Well great. Now I want a sawmill.
👍👍👍
that would make me a nice table in my kitchen, nice slab nathan
thanks Gene,
That there cherry is lovely thank you for sharing 😎
I always loved cherry, made some knife scales from it and was surprised at how hard the wood really is.
Hey Nathan...I got my hat Monday!! Thanks!!
awesome, thanks for getting one,
My momma had a cherry baby grand piano. Sure miss rubbing that wood!
Watching the mill spit out that dust towards the cub cadet. Was worried it might hit it! Lol
So (if I've got this right) this tree started out as two saplings that merged into one, thus giving you merging crotch figure at the base. I looked this up, and it does happen sometimes. It's called "inosculation." Very cool, and that's some beautiful lumber.
I hope you keep getting more subscribers; if you get enough, maybe the Wood-Mizer people will decide it's worthwhile to give you a free upgrade to a bigger mill.
I hope so would be nice to get an LT40 Wide one day, thanks for watching!
Great video. Hilarious cat. Do you source all your logs locally and have you considered going into disaster zones to salvage logs that would otherwise be mulched?
I get all I need locally, more than I can saw,
I love stuff like this, but you are so personable i had to subscribe!
Appreciate it
Diggin the out-tro tune ....
I love Cherry - it oxidizes so quickly - always had to cover it when I wasn't matching it
It's 2 o clock in the morning, ive drank a fifth of vodka, but watching this seems right to me!!
sounds like a good plan!
I need to find me some Cherry that size. Very nice.
Got a lot of big cherry up here in schuylkill county.
@@Schnot need to get up there, and haul some here.
Southern Michigan is where it's at.
I’ve got a firewood permit from govt and am 🔥🔥cherry 😀/😢
@@donchristie420 sour cherry or black cherry
My whole property is nothing but a 35 to 45 degree incline covered THICK with that same cherry and tall, tall straight as an arrow pine. Most all of the cherry that is suitable for harvest looks pretty much same size and split like the one you dropped.
I turn a lot of cherry on my Lathe, it’s my favorite wood to turn and I love the smell of cherry wood, we seem to have a lot of it in Michigan. That is a beautiful log you have there. Over time it will turn darker. We waited a long time to see you sawing again but it’s been worth the wait!!
Thanks appreciate ya watching 👍👍
Take some cherry cuttings and set them next to the coals in a fire, so they smoulder. Cherry flavored fire smoke!
Cutting through bark layer causes blade dulling and inconsistent cuts. Draw knife or chain saw barker attachment will clear bark and dirt where blade goes in. The little extra work will save money and make superb cuts. The wood will not even need to be planed
You have a beautiful farm
thank you,
Good for you. That is nice.
Cherry wood gets darker with age. It can really make some good looking furniture.
Great video!
That first reveal reminds me of the Great Red Spot on Jupiter. I heard once that the burning one sees so often in Cherry is the sugar in the wood turning to caramel. I don’t know if that’s true or not. Thanks for your channel. I enjoy it a lot.
Thanks 👍👍
I have got to tell you, no matter which of your videos I'm watching your music is outstanding. wish you would give credit to the artist.
not possible, don/t know who the artist is, I just pay for the rights to the songs, thanks for watching,