SAWMILL WOOD CUTTING MACHINE for COCONUT TREES / Small Scale IndustrieS
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- today we are showing SAWMILL WOOD CUTTING machine for COCONUT TREES, that was fallen with effect of super cyclone IN Small Scale Industries
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All are really very super high skilled
1- The person who was sharpening the blade
2- The person who was straightening the blade
3- The person who was adjusting the thickness of wood to be cut
4- The persons who were precisely feeding wood to the sawmill
Hats off to all the team who were working in the sawmill 🙏🙏🙏🙏
all severly under paid
Ingenious way the master guide setter sets the blocks at the right time to cut the boards to the correct width. Great hand and eye coordination working as a team. Good day of sales for building lumber
I love the system they’ve got at that band saw. The man who adjusts the blocks on the fence is the star of the show.
Yeah, I just wish the guy pushing the wood through would use something to push at the end other than his hand. Makes me nervous!
It's a good example of team work.1. greesing and changing the sizes.2.ppl pushing for cutting.3.bringing logs on to the machine. 👏👏👏👏
Impressive what humans can accomplish when safety isn't a word in their language.
Or labour union. This is basicly how working lookis like in a free market
Since when safety started? It was only recently.
The safety is everyone knows exactly what to do. At each moment.
Such wonderful team work. No union to protect shirking people. The thing I love about this country the people do so much with so little.
Now that's an efficient team work. God bless you all.
Greeting from Spain!!!
completely opposite. this is a job for one person with a chain saw and a a sawmill rack.
Llama la atención el que combina los trozos de distintos grosores para dar el tope de apoyo al corte. Tiene un micrómetro implantado en el cerebro y múltiples sensores para estimar el diámetro de los rollos, la curva de las mitades, el borde necesario a eliminar para seguir el encuadre y todo eso de costado y sin que se detengan los cortadores.
One person can roll the log to the machine. Instead 4 people lift it 😂
@@kpwlek as quick as that?🤔
@@kpwlek But this is the low budget version
The unsung hero of the group is that shim guy on the side he's flawless in his technique and timing he didn't miss a beat.
And he had all his fingers too!
The man working the shims, is the brains/computer of this operation.
I need some Blue sky
aka the sawyer
he is the sawyer, the rest are hands. Sawyer used to be a noble profession.
That's how the computer works
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Amazing!! Looks like everyone still had all of their fingers!
Punch line😂
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Heh heh heh anyone ?,
I love watching how these guys just do what they have to do.
Working together, doing their job, and just being productive.
I wonder how long it took them to get to this level of trust.
They only met that morning.
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Delivery guy loads truck barefooted, saw operators wear “Saftey Sandals”. OSHA inspector is in office chain smoking cigarettes and watching a Bollywood marathon. These guys are Real Men.
Техника безопасности на высоте!
Sad to see their hard work without any safety measures. God bless you all. Hoping to live in a better world where this type of hard working men and their families live happily.
What's most amazing is that they all still have all their fingers.
बहुत बढ़िया, पहली बार देखा कि नारियल पेड़ की भी अच्छी लकड़ी निकलती है ।
Not one of those guys had so much as a missing fingernail. How can this be when my shop teacher lost a hand with all guards in place? These dudes are masters!
guards make you careless
Workers probably do get injured, and then they lose their jobs. Really isn't okay having such lax safety, but... rest of the world wants cheap stuff.
The ones missing hands are beggars on the streets.
These dudes are paying attention. Your shop teacher wasn't. It's just that simple.
The guys who lose hands lose jobs.
Very speedy and efficient workers. Salute to these workers and all the wonderful workers in the world. Our lives depend on them.
So much respect... cutting just by hands and eyes coordination to make perfect planks.
Team work
Good channel🙏🏼
Thank you 🙌
I'm betting that floor has seen its fair share of fingers? Props to you guys. You are truly working your asses off. God bless you.
How about toes as well,,,OAC of no safety shoes
Chala speed ga fast ga cut chestunnaru brothers good work and god bless all
It’s very important to wear safety flipflops! And i’m surprised that the long guy on the left still has all his fingers.
Bcz they are specialized in their works
Without seeing your name i knew you must be dutch. In english you say "tall guy" not "long guy"
Even the tank division still gets to wear flip flops....
iron capped flip flops... Only the best gear for our employees. The guy without protective flipflops is just an apprentice!
bertvdlsat: This may look primitive to many..We have to respect them..They are professionals in their own skills..
Old mate in the striped shirt has mastered the art of appearing busy but not actually doing anything!
He's the Foreman.
Boss, or quality control officer...
I'll never complain about changing my bandsaw blade ever again.
No shit right? And him setting the kerf by hand after sharpening was something ide not seen before either.
Dear,
Really hardworking people, salute you guys 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Having done this kind of work in my youth, I could say they had a crude setup, but probably only a bit more crude that some of the country sawmills I worked around in the early 1980's. They seem to be able to make good lumber at. I could say something about the safety standards, but they are probably no worse than what we did back in the day, and they all seem to have all their fingers. I'm sure glad I don't have to do that work anymore, but I expect they are glad to have it. Good on em.
And notably, no shoes.
while not the most modern.... certainly excellent team work and coordination.
Excellent work
This type of work condition is pretty normal in developing countries. Id work here, no complaints.
Since everyone is wondering, The boards and all shown in video is used only in construction as a support or temporary cabin on construction sites, that's all, boards are used to create mold for Pillars, which is filled with cement mixture
amazing team work and use of a coconut trunk!
🤲 May the hand of Creator protect your hands. ❤️
Ameen
Good joob frend
from aceh indonesia..
coconut wood can be used for what purposes? Can you make furniture? Door or door frames?
No its used for construction purpose. usually we do not cut coconut tree for these purpose . if the tree fallen due to storm or any other reason then we use this way
Yup ...curious to know too..
I was wondering that myself. What is the grain of it?
In the construction of big buildings, coconut lumber is used in large volumes as scaffolding and as form lumber. Selected and graded coconut lumber is also used as house posts, girders, trusses, door jambs and sidings. It has also been proven to be a suitable material for pallets.
It can't be used as door/window frames. Some village people are using it by their way, that's all. Over that it is not not durable and long lasting in water.
I love this quality of work
What do they do with all the hands and fingers?
They keep them attached. People forever have been able to do that... until about the last 50 years or so, when we all apparently lost our sense.
Chicken nuggets
Tikka masala
I know what you mean sketchy as fuck
Fertilizer for the company garden?
Works have a amazing skills and talent...... I really appreciate this team.
I'm impressed that each time they turn the wood, they make the first straight cut essentially freehand. I guess a 3" (ish) bandsaw blade tends to give pretty straight cuts.
The guy setting the fence each time is also pretty good at spotting the width of the board for best use of the trunk.
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Coconut Palm timber has different ratings. The dense dark stringy fibers make posts so long as they are kept under compression. Wall joists yes, cross beam, no. The other fibers and grains are excellent for cabinetry. It is rated as harder than oak but lacks rigidity. Is also susceptible to termites.
So, perhaps a guitar body, but not a guitar neck, could be made from this.
Would need to kiln dry it.
Thanks for information bro..👍🙏
Harder than oak? That would make these logs at least 300-400 LBS and these guys are throwing them around like balsa wood. Definitely a well lubed and familiar crew.
love when every question i am wondering is answered 1dt comment thx...
Are you recommend to make furniture's with this tree?
Eyeballing and free handing is incredible. Amazing muscle memory to accomplish this repeatedly.
Pretty efficient...
At taking off fingers
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Watching from Philippines
How they still have both their hands without any PPEs are shocking, really
Whoa now !! Wood from palm trees ?
Interesting video on Coconut Sawmill techniques for building materials or craft wood for wood carvings. Those guys got a great deal of work on that pile o palm logs Wonder how much $$ palm wood goes for!!?,!!!!!
What can you make from coconut timber please? I would have thought it rots pretty quickly.
Mostly used as centring planks in RCC concrete work
Hats off, Gentlemen. Be careful. Hard work. Congratulations 👌.
The guy changing all the boards in between passes of the saw amazed me, he was not only gauging the size of cut needed, oiling the blade, clearing dust and helping move the lumber.
Basic but very effective. They work to the standards as set by the fence man which is very good. As for health and safety, they will get around to that one day!
Good luck and work safe guys!
I love how he sets the kerf on that blade 0:55
En corto sin pensar
Sin mucha tecnología
Bien x cada uno de los que trabajan con eficiencia
Saludos !!!
Esses são trabalhadores de verdade!
My first time seeing coconut wood in sawmill cutting to planks. Wonder how strong it is or can it be used in furniture.
It's not good for building. Wouldn't recommend for furniture....
OSHA is having a gonna have a stroke when it watches this
Osha might gone crazy when see the even beginning of this process. Cutting the coconut tree.
Nice Job Brother💯❤
اللهم صلى وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد وعلى اله وصحبه وسلم تسليمآ كثيرا😍😍❤
They have had trouble with resin build up in rhe sawmachine. The second (or third) task for the fellow on the left is scraping residu of the machine, his third task is occasionally wet the blade. These simpel solutions are great, love this!
The straightest coconut trees I've ever seen. Also what would it be used for?
ಅದ್ಭುತವಾದ ಸುಂದರವಾದ ವಿಡಿಯೋ ❤️😍 amazing and beautiful video ❤️
Stressing just by watching this, there’s so many hazards, at least some eye gear.
So many hands around the bandsaw and an impressive team work
Such a well oiled machine. Oh yeah, the saw does a good job too
Good teamwork, hopefully video reflects reality.
Hard work!
They even make their own band saw blades .
Very impressive
So this is my first time to know that coconut tree can use for construction😰
Called a palm tree
Very difficult to work with...but once finished will easily last centuries.
Drives me coco nuts too.
old coconut tress is really hard
if you hammering nail on
it will not easily went trough
Oh absolutely, its got many uses, its known for being really good for your skin and hair
I used 2 work out in the yard for an oriented strand board Mill. I ran a machine that would pick up probably 30 of these logs at a time. These guys are tough.
These days production managers would see this as too many workers, and cut staff levels to one person and ramp up the hourly quota times by four, and at half the hourly wage.
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Or send it to china for a slaves wage.
Great work, I love such hard working guys,
1:43 I like the forklift 👍everyone knows what there jobs is nice
If they all lifted together I would agree but they don’t and that puts the burden of the weight on one or two individuales, no coordination.
Really a professional workers.
I feel sorry about their safety.
Slight changes on the table can save them from severe injury.
3:43 each time i see him going toward the saw i am like.
"oooo aaaaa nnooooo phew.... ooooo aaaa nnoooooo phew..."
Thats not the time where you want to sneeze or blink for too long.
It would be cool if they also had a gasifier and a generator to make electricity or hot water with all the left over wood and saw dust.
Nothing in India ever goes waste.
The wee man setting in the guides and splashing diesel on the blade must be the teamleader, they always go for the handy job
They still have all their fingers.... that must be a Sawstop bandsaw.
More like blade sensing flesh technology. He’s not putting his hands terribly close to the blade. The guy in the back is pulling and he lets go on those thin cuts.
It's India ofc it isn't
I like the way he measure the thickness using just few pieces of woods
looks like these guys have done this sort of thing before. just a guess though/ :)
It takes a tremendous amount of skill to sharpen a saw blade that quickly.
What kinda kind of wood would you compare coconut wood with?
Nothing. It's very cheap so can be used for roofing in rural areas
Basically it's a weed/ grass. Very poryis and not really like any "real" wood you have ever dealt with.
Palm tree wood
The harder, high-density timber is suitable for general structural purposes such as pillars, trusses, rafting, furniture, window and door frames, floors, decking and floor joists. Medium density coconut timber can be used for walls, ceiling joists and horizontal studs.
The hardest, densest part of the wood is found on the outer perimeter of the trunk, which gives the tree its strength, while the wood’s high silica content gives the tree elasticity. Towards the centre of the trunk, the wood gets less hard.
The wood has a Janka ball hardness of 112,5 - 154,7 kgf/cm2 (1600 - 2200 psi), which is greater than that of oak (70,3 - 84,4 kgf/cm2) and Douglas-fir (35,9 kgf/cm2).
I' ve always thought coconut wood was rather fibrous (non structural without further-adhevsive?-treatment).Could be wrong.
Excellent hand management.
so this is where home depot gets those crooked ass 2x4's..
They ar cutting metric
You only get what you pay
😂
Most times that's how the wood cures. Improper curing techniques.
No I think those are made by Canadians while these look quite straight
this guys have all five fingers! 🖐🏻 👏🏻
poor working conditions in India.
there must be several workers who were crippled.
People are much cheaper to replace in India than machines, makes financial sense not to upgrade
Hence they are care full....like nobody's ever crippled by machines in your country
Yeah, but easy to replace
But there are no sissy's on that crew.
Unlike your crew.
No much safety in India and hardwork does not pay off. If you wanna pay your bills you should have atleast 2 jobs in North India. South India is like a opportunity for young people but unemployment is also here and there but not really like other states.
The wood looks very even without any knots
Nice!
Frist time i see sawmill wood cut coconut tree. 🤔🤔🤔
Wow! All freehand. By eye. And yes, I counted their fingers.
Some of these poorer countries do fantastic things with far less then we do here in the US.
No goggles, no gloves, no safety shoes. I am going to sue someone for showing me unsafe practices. I can hurt myself if I do the same. It is a wonderful world : )
Millennial's pay attention......this is called work!!!!
And that's how they made the pyramids my friends!!!
Two men with a modern sawmill wouldn't have much competion here.
Isn't coconut wood stringy and no good for building?
It's drys into beautiful wood hard to describe its show weather worn a yellow white and slight orange all faded into each color
Not used in building. Infact houses are not made of wood in India. This will be used in Indoor furniture.
Coconut consists of long fibres that go up the entire palm. It is good for certain things only. Things like cabinetry and tables are ok to make out of coconut. One of the cool things about coconut wood is that there are no knots.
The boards and all shown in video is used for only construction as a support or temporary cabin on construction sites, that's all,
Saw a big conference table made of coconut timber in Agalaga Island. Was much surprised.
Хорошо работают!!!
no OSHA requirements here
Where do you live ? on the moon ? there is a world outside the one you live in ok ! and it doesn't include you, take your head out your butthole !
Probably some cutoff hands tho..
More like oshit
OSHA' only benefit is to a litigious society, Our Grandparents did not need it!
Osha are too scared to come here
OK good luck jayhoo jayhoo har har mahadeV MahadeV Bhole
Did you see sparkles? Why they appear?
Some sand in the bark.
wow ag gnda nmn saAn po mbili yn
Super
Looks like nice wood!