6:55” If you are someone that doesn’t like sapwood on cherry.. you can leave.” Hahahaha instantly subscribed to this channel after hearing that. Great personality
I harvest and saw my own hardwood off my farm and cherry is the #1 tree that I have and use in my woodworking projects. I can confirm it is the most enjoyable wood that you can work with.
I buy my cherry on second hand market, old furniture for a cheap price. I use the cherry for shipmodeling. It is a beautiful wood to use. Even to use for carving. And I agree it burns easy when you saw it or sand it machinal. Thanks for this informative video.
Thanks, great information for this beginner! I just bought 14 long pieces of cherry wood from an older woodworker who is shutting down his shop. I plan to use it for a bookshelf.
Since I’ve started wood working about 9 months ago I’ve finally got into cherry. The favorite thing for me is the smell it lets off when cutting and when sending it thru the planer. That’s my two cents. Lol.
Subscribed as soon as you said " you can leave"!!!!! Love it!!!!! Im looking at making a cherrywood topped coffee table. we'll see how this goes!!! Your vid helps!!! Thanks!!
Have made several solid body guitars from cherry, love it. Looks good, tone is good, workability is good, stability is good, easy to finish. . Readily available locally from a large furniture builde rough cut at a great price.
I bought a beautiful piece 5' long for my fireplace mantle and now I am finishing it with an oil base natural colour. The board is 2" thick and 9.5" deep and cost $200. Thank you for the info.
Thanks for the video. I am going to be creating a lap desk for my wife using cherry. The board I picked out has a beautiful strip of sapwood, which will, hopefully, turn out beautiful as I match the sapwood up in the center of the desk. Thank you, also, for the recommendation on spray lacquer. This will be the first piece I have made out of cherry.
Glad I came across your video. Great job! I bought a rough sawn 12/4 at 10ft length of Pennsylvania Cherry for $344 today. I’m going to use it for a workbench bottom with a European Beech top. I purchased it locally from MacBeath Hardwoods.
Just got curious about it because I live in the middle of cherry orchard land Washington. I'm going to become a scavenger because of my curiosity. It's everywhere in piles wasting away, people burn metric tons of these trees each year lol...thanks man
my first woodworking project was a display for my lighter collection in my production technology class, i used cherry for it that was provided by the school because it was a small amount and i’m already hooked. now in the process of sourcing a good few boards of it so i can build a gaming desk. i plan on burning the cherry a little bit with a torch to give it a darker colour, and then i’m gonna coat it in clear epoxy resin. i also plan on using a cnc machine to cut out a pattern in the wood and fill it with a pearlescent blue coloured resin
Have you ever worked with choke cherry/tame cherry? I just took a few choke cherry trees down to keep the goats from eating the leaves and am thinking abut milling them for projects.
These vids are helpful. Thanks! I just inherited a bunch of walnut my dad biught at a sawmill auction a long time ago. Would love to hear your thought on that wood
There will definitely be a walnut video! I too ended up with a lot of walnut left at the shop from the previous owner and it was the first hardwood I worked with.
I have a few chunks of cherry from a tree that was cut down. They were sitting outside for a few months in the weather. I am wanting to make some mallets and cutting boards from them - will I likely face splitting as the wood dries out? And is a solid hunk of cherry as a butcher's block a good idea? Or is it better if I cut it into strips and glue it back together to show the edge grain for the surface? Thanks!
Splitting is within the realm of possibility. You should be able to get an idea though if the end grain is already showing signs of cracking or splitting. I believe a butcher block would be ok out of a solid piece, but cutting it into strips and putting it back together would probably hold up longer in the long run I’d think. I hope it all works out!
Hey, give us more insight please. How likely is this wood to suffer burn marks from saw blades? Any finishes to avoid? How likely is it to warp? Tell us about moisture content levels for working with it.
Hey, OneDrop. I did mention in the video that cherry is notorious for burning easily, mostly caused by a dull blade. The best way to avoid this is to make sure the blade is nice and sharp. And I’d mentioned in the video that I think just about any finish works great for cherry. Preferably a clear top coat, but oil finishes are fine too. And honest answer, I really don’t know much about moisture content with cherry. I always buy my lumber ready to go from the hardwood store. Not too sure about warping either, but just in my personal experience I’ve never had cherry warp on me.
There is a cherry tree in my relative's backyard and I have permission to take a branch But do I take dry branch or normal branch I plan to use it for wood carving not furniture
Hate wasted time. Hard wood, has sapwood that stains different then hhe regular grain, as it ages it will get darker same with Brazilian cherry. Use a sharp blade when cutting, sands and stains easily
Subscribed as soon as you said " you can leave"!!!!! Love it!!!!! Im looking at making a cherrywood topped coffee table. we'll see how this goes!!! Your vid helps!!! Thanks!!
"If you don't like sapwood on cherry... you can leave"
*subbed*
"Uhh, you could leave" 👌🏻
Such a niche video but it’s exactly what I needed
6:55” If you are someone that doesn’t like sapwood on cherry.. you can leave.” Hahahaha instantly subscribed to this channel after hearing that. Great personality
I harvest and saw my own hardwood off my farm and cherry is the #1 tree that I have and use in my woodworking projects. I can confirm it is the most enjoyable wood that you can work with.
I buy my cherry on second hand market, old furniture for a cheap price. I use the cherry for shipmodeling. It is a beautiful wood to use. Even to use for carving. And I agree it burns easy when you saw it or sand it machinal. Thanks for this informative video.
Thanks, great information for this beginner! I just bought 14 long pieces of cherry wood from an older woodworker who is shutting down his shop. I plan to use it for a bookshelf.
Since I’ve started wood working about 9 months ago I’ve finally got into cherry. The favorite thing for me is the smell it lets off when cutting and when sending it thru the planer. That’s my two cents. Lol.
I cut firewood and sell smoking wood and cherry quickly became my favorite wood to work with!! Fist bump!
I’m heading out tomorrow to get some 30 year old black cherry boards for $1.70 a bf. Anxious to work with it!
Sounds like some nice stuff! What’s the plan for it?
Thanks buddy, to the point and had exactly what I needed to know.
Subscribed as soon as you said " you can leave"!!!!! Love it!!!!! Im looking at making a cherrywood topped coffee table. we'll see how this goes!!! Your vid helps!!! Thanks!!
Have made several solid body guitars from cherry, love it. Looks good, tone is good, workability is good, stability is good, easy to finish. . Readily available locally from a large furniture builde rough cut at a great price.
I’ve recently cut down a big maple and my dads a guitarist so you think it’s possible for a solid guitar?
I bought a beautiful piece 5' long for my fireplace mantle and now I am finishing it with an oil base natural colour. The board is 2" thick and 9.5" deep and cost $200. Thank you for the info.
goddamn for $200 where I'm from you could get even a board of the same thickness and depth but like 7ft long, in Black and White Ebony.
Thanks for the video. I am going to be creating a lap desk for my wife using cherry. The board I picked out has a beautiful strip of sapwood, which will, hopefully, turn out beautiful as I match the sapwood up in the center of the desk. Thank you, also, for the recommendation on spray lacquer. This will be the first piece I have made out of cherry.
Glad I came across your video. Great job! I bought a rough sawn 12/4 at 10ft length of Pennsylvania Cherry for $344 today. I’m going to use it for a workbench bottom with a European Beech top. I purchased it locally from MacBeath Hardwoods.
If you don't like sap wood on cherry you can leave!! Awesome LOL. This made me subscribe. Great video.
Great little video man thx
Just got curious about it because I live in the middle of cherry orchard land Washington.
I'm going to become a scavenger because of my curiosity.
It's everywhere in piles wasting away, people burn metric tons of these trees each year lol...thanks man
Nice man good explanation. Would make a great table top!
The best table top!
I agree!
my first woodworking project was a display for my lighter collection in my production technology class, i used cherry for it that was provided by the school because it was a small amount and i’m already hooked. now in the process of sourcing a good few boards of it so i can build a gaming desk. i plan on burning the cherry a little bit with a torch to give it a darker colour, and then i’m gonna coat it in clear epoxy resin. i also plan on using a cnc machine to cut out a pattern in the wood and fill it with a pearlescent blue coloured resin
Have you ever worked with choke cherry/tame cherry? I just took a few choke cherry trees down to keep the goats from eating the leaves and am thinking abut milling them for projects.
Cherry is 5 dollars per linear foot in NJ for 10 foot board 6 inch width
These vids are helpful. Thanks!
I just inherited a bunch of walnut my dad biught at a sawmill auction a long time ago. Would love to hear your thought on that wood
There will definitely be a walnut video! I too ended up with a lot of walnut left at the shop from the previous owner and it was the first hardwood I worked with.
I wonder if you could get your hardware store to order wood for you like site to store shipping.
"achoo-a-doodle-doo!"
Wow wonder what cherry wood sales for now.
I have a few chunks of cherry from a tree that was cut down. They were sitting outside for a few months in the weather. I am wanting to make some mallets and cutting boards from them - will I likely face splitting as the wood dries out? And is a solid hunk of cherry as a butcher's block a good idea? Or is it better if I cut it into strips and glue it back together to show the edge grain for the surface? Thanks!
Splitting is within the realm of possibility. You should be able to get an idea though if the end grain is already showing signs of cracking or splitting. I believe a butcher block would be ok out of a solid piece, but cutting it into strips and putting it back together would probably hold up longer in the long run I’d think. I hope it all works out!
i left right after you mentioned sap wood in cherry
What We can made from cherry wood. A few examples please. Thank you for us
I have a question about the kind of wood in my kitchen and if I can strip the old stain and make it more natural color? How do I send you a pic of it?
Hey, give us more insight please. How likely is this wood to suffer burn marks from saw blades? Any finishes to avoid? How likely is it to warp? Tell us about moisture content levels for working with it.
Hey, OneDrop. I did mention in the video that cherry is notorious for burning easily, mostly caused by a dull blade. The best way to avoid this is to make sure the blade is nice and sharp. And I’d mentioned in the video that I think just about any finish works great for cherry. Preferably a clear top coat, but oil finishes are fine too. And honest answer, I really don’t know much about moisture content with cherry. I always buy my lumber ready to go from the hardwood store. Not too sure about warping either, but just in my personal experience I’ve never had cherry warp on me.
There is a cherry tree in my relative's backyard and I have permission to take a branch
But do I take dry branch or normal branch
I plan to use it for wood carving not furniture
What is "Danish oil"? 5:54
Love your videos man. The old school porno music made my wife give me a sideways look lol. Keep up the great work man.
What finish do you suggest for an outdoor seat bench? Thx
So you did a video right after a hurricane?...but enough jokes...I wasn't talking about your hair....your shop...
Yes we have that in HD. But hardwood is over price HD as F...
Bought a house and the whole bottom floor is cherry wood. He said cherry doesn't take a stain 😭 is that true?
Cherry will take stain. I just personally prefer it’s natural colors 😊
Thank you!
Oh no long time ago
Hate wasted time. Hard wood, has sapwood that stains different then hhe regular grain, as it ages it will get darker same with Brazilian cherry. Use a sharp blade when cutting, sands and stains easily
Don't move!! DoNOT move!! There is a phucking tiger behind u dude!!
Maybe you should take a few minutes to tidy ups little before you go on video? I don’t see how you could possibly find anything! Wow!
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Subscribed as soon as you said " you can leave"!!!!! Love it!!!!! Im looking at making a cherrywood topped coffee table. we'll see how this goes!!! Your vid helps!!! Thanks!!