Sawing A Tree Stump Weighing 60 Tons // Wood Cutting Skills

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  • Опубликовано: 4 май 2024
  • A tree stump about 4,800 years old was discovered to have fallen in the tropical forest! The tree trunk is 40 meters long and has a base diameter of up to 3.6 meters. The tree stump has been cut by workers to make giant monolithic tables. This work requires workers to be highly trained as well as knowledgeable. experienced! Please leave your comments below! Thanks for following me
    Sawing A Tree Stump Weighing 60 Tons // Wood Cutting Skills
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Комментарии • 86

  • @claytonhudgins230
    @claytonhudgins230 Месяц назад +13

    If that’s the stump, I’d love to see that tree.

    • @luatmac
      @luatmac  Месяц назад +5

      Because it was so big, they cut it into many small pieces so it could be transported, sir

  • @williamcary8029
    @williamcary8029 21 день назад +7

    Big massive tree. Glad you were able to salvage it and turn it into lumber. Ekop shows as a utility wood mostly used in plywood. I have not seem much with that kind of vivid color. Nicest slabs I have ever seen.

    • @luatmac
      @luatmac  17 дней назад

      yes sir

    • @wrstew1272
      @wrstew1272 10 дней назад

      @@luatmacdoes it loose its color after exposure to sunlight? A lot of the colorful woods are photosensitive and dim rapidly…

  • @JamesCouch777
    @JamesCouch777 19 дней назад +6

    That is an awesome chunk of wood. Some of the most beautiful grain I've ever seen. I would love to have some for turning.

    • @luatmac
      @luatmac  17 дней назад +1

      It's great to have it sir

    • @SC-sf8xt
      @SC-sf8xt 15 дней назад +1

      Turning lol look at the size of the slabs.

  • @trkx444
    @trkx444 14 дней назад +2

    Amazing wood grain. I wonder if they use this wood variety for carving? Would be nice for wood carving. 👍

  • @JohnnyVoikdal
    @JohnnyVoikdal 29 дней назад +6

    Really nice job ! Why cutting pieces so thick ? I guees even giant tables can't be this big !

    • @luatmac
      @luatmac  28 дней назад +5

      Yes sir. it is processed into giant tables. in the upcoming video i will make about it sir

  • @paulkramer4176
    @paulkramer4176 7 дней назад

    stunning color and grain. thanks. I've made a few big slab tables, but never something that wide!

  • @JackLyons00
    @JackLyons00 23 дня назад +6

    That's some amazing looking wood. Wonder how much each of those slices is going for.

    • @luatmac
      @luatmac  22 дня назад +5

      about 10,000 dollars sir

    • @Drobert882
      @Drobert882 22 дня назад +3

      Well worth it too

    • @SC-sf8xt
      @SC-sf8xt 15 дней назад +2

      They can buy a lot of flip-flops but not as many they were steel tped flip flops

    • @CharlesAnsman
      @CharlesAnsman 11 дней назад

      @@SC-sf8xt 🤣

  • @hklee5162
    @hklee5162 18 дней назад +3

    To do justice to these slabs, the prospective owners must have the deep pockets, to build a room, if not a house, around them.
    They will look amazing, if you sand & polish into a mirror finish & see your face reflected from it. Complete with the proper lighting.

    • @luatmac
      @luatmac  17 дней назад +1

      yes sir:It's great that we have it

  • @masstrapper7645
    @masstrapper7645 12 часов назад

    Great video. Amazingly big piece of wood. I wonder were the black lines caused by speed control issue or is it because of the weight of the slab that’s causing them? 👍👍

  • @alanblasczyk1779
    @alanblasczyk1779 9 дней назад

    That is incredibly beautiful wood .

  • @robnokes5725
    @robnokes5725 25 дней назад +6

    Incredible!!!

  • @buzzlightyear2490
    @buzzlightyear2490 8 дней назад

    Bueitfull grane, amazing to see, one of a kind, amazing buetifull history from looking at that grane

  • @williamickes3143
    @williamickes3143 7 дней назад +1

    I'd be happy if someone would just sharpen the Stihl for this dufis! This is brutal to watch!

  • @dougblome9409
    @dougblome9409 14 дней назад

    AWESOME WOOD GRAINS

  • @kokkok-gi3sm
    @kokkok-gi3sm 19 дней назад +4

    What is the species? hardwood or medium or soft wood, recommend for table top, dinning room furnitue or coffin?

    • @luatmac
      @luatmac  17 дней назад +2

      Ekop wood is also called Ekop Meyer or Ekop Zing. When imported to Vietnam, it is often called percussion wood. This type of wood usually grows and develops well in fertile soil, so Ekop wood has a very large size, but its hardness is not as strong as Pachy or Gana wood.

    • @luatmac
      @luatmac  17 дней назад

      Ekop wood is also called Ekop Meyer or Ekop Zing. When imported to Vietnam, it is often called percussion wood. This type of wood usually grows and develops well in fertile soil, so Ekop wood has a very large size, but its hardness is not as strong as Pachy or Gana wood.

  • @yadibalderlou1443
    @yadibalderlou1443 3 дня назад

    What country had nurtured that beauty and what is the name of the tree

  • @LE-6920
    @LE-6920 9 дней назад

    What slab thickness?

  • @AnySawTVG
    @AnySawTVG 28 дней назад +2

    Kayu super besar kawan

    • @luatmac
      @luatmac  28 дней назад +1

      thanks my bro

  • @gilbertahsam643
    @gilbertahsam643 17 дней назад +3

    That tree was at least 700 yrs or more in age.

    • @dougthomson5544
      @dougthomson5544 10 дней назад

      Estimated in the comments to be about 4800 years.

  • @stephenrangeley7815
    @stephenrangeley7815 15 дней назад +1

    HSE would have kittens never seen anything so sketchy and dangerous loved the safety flip flops though

  • @frankng5265
    @frankng5265 22 дня назад +3

    What kind of tree is this?.

    • @luatmac
      @luatmac  22 дня назад +2

      ekopzing sir

  • @vandogomes2279
    @vandogomes2279 14 дней назад

    Uma madeira muito linda 👏👏 qual é o nome dela?👏🙏🇧🇷🇧🇷

  • @dongordon4464
    @dongordon4464 13 дней назад +5

    turn off the music

    • @michaelgoble8200
      @michaelgoble8200 5 дней назад

      Use your volume control. That’s what it’s for. Duh!

  • @DrTubeman
    @DrTubeman 14 дней назад

    What sort of tree did the stump come from or name of the tree? Cheers for the reel.

  • @watunesochanel
    @watunesochanel 21 день назад +1

    Besarnya Kayu Ni,Apa Nama Kayu Itu Bosku

    • @luatmac
      @luatmac  17 дней назад

      Ekop wood is also called Ekop Meyer or Ekop Zing. When imported to Vietnam, it is often called percussion wood. This type of wood usually grows and develops well in fertile soil, so Ekop wood has a very large size, but its hardness is not as strong as Pachy or Gana wood.

  • @84deeanne
    @84deeanne 9 дней назад

    beautiful wood what kind is it and do you sell it? I'm a woodturner would love to have some ! how much?.......Larry from Calif.

  • @user-py8gr6oe2v
    @user-py8gr6oe2v 22 дня назад +2

    Why are the slabs so thick?

    • @luatmac
      @luatmac  17 дней назад

      They make extremely sturdy one-piece tables

    • @lemd9173
      @lemd9173 9 дней назад

      In today's culture in Vietnam, they like to show off their wealth, so they make such thick and heavy mahogany tables. These types of wood are imported from Africa. They buy them from Africa at a very cheap price, but when they are brought here, the price increases very high.

  • @tompugh388
    @tompugh388 Месяц назад +3

    What species is it? Amazing log and mill!

  • @jasonthomas4738
    @jasonthomas4738 14 дней назад

    What kind of tree they never say ? What type of wood and from what area

  • @Bigdangleebles
    @Bigdangleebles 2 часа назад

    Always wear your safety sandals 4 sizes too small!

  • @fngrusty42
    @fngrusty42 16 дней назад

    Wow

  • @maloomzia
    @maloomzia 17 дней назад

    See the gantry crane hook and slings which are not able to handle 60 ton, dont mind correct the weight shown for clip

    • @wrstew1272
      @wrstew1272 10 дней назад

      Not rated for over x tons does not mean that they will not lift more. It is about liability and lawsuits 😢

  • @albeckstrom9552
    @albeckstrom9552 17 дней назад

    What is the value of each slab

    • @lemd9173
      @lemd9173 9 дней назад

      After the product is completed, its value is several hundred thousand US dollars.

  • @robertodebeers2551
    @robertodebeers2551 17 дней назад +1

    Where? What kind of tree.

  • @HungNguyen-kz9vu
    @HungNguyen-kz9vu 20 дней назад +1

    Việt nam ở đâu đấy bạn

  • @Angkertvg
    @Angkertvg 16 дней назад

    Guut 🙏❤❤

  • @vanquynguyen8298
    @vanquynguyen8298 19 дней назад +1

    Thợ vẽ tha hồ làm việc !

    • @luatmac
      @luatmac  19 дней назад

      Heee. Cây này lạc mà bác

  • @dougthomson5544
    @dougthomson5544 10 дней назад

    Beautiful salvaged timber - I’d love a piece from the centre. That said, the guy climbing the ladder while that saw is running is nuts. They must know what happens when a bandsaw blade that size breaks. Not funny.

    • @wrstew1272
      @wrstew1272 10 дней назад

      Third world country, third world policy. Gotta make a living, and the guy running the saw is probably a seasoned veteran who worked his way up from the ground. Wish I could afford some of that wood, it’s beautiful!

    • @wrstew1272
      @wrstew1272 10 дней назад

      And the very center is trash, but outside the trash is golden 😊

    • @dougthomson5544
      @dougthomson5544 10 дней назад

      @@wrstew1272 I meant a slab from half way down the tree/stump - didn’t look punky to me. Regardless, there is absolutely no “Gotta make a living … “ cost to running that saw safely, even in a third world nation. The psychology of workers in hazardous settings is interesting and being “seasoned” doesn’t equal safe either in the first or third world … in many cases it simply means you got lucky so far. That’s great until it isn’t.

  • @rayhilton1759
    @rayhilton1759 12 дней назад +2

    What a laugh, a 60 ton log! this is not a stump being lifted with a 10 ton hook don't think so!!

  • @jeffstone2585
    @jeffstone2585 8 дней назад +2

    This is what work looks like in a free country!

  • @schitthe
    @schitthe 3 дня назад

    Im surely no treehugger. But some trees should just remain untouched

  • @TheKirk48
    @TheKirk48 25 дней назад +2

    Wearing a mask around his neck.

  • @leonebritt4879
    @leonebritt4879 4 дня назад

    The safety footwear leaves a lot to be desired 😂. They'd never get away with that on worksite in Australia.

  • @user-gg6om8vp4f
    @user-gg6om8vp4f 10 дней назад +1

    It's big but no where near 60ton

    • @ahhuattee169
      @ahhuattee169 День назад

      The crane lifting capacity is only 10 ton.

    • @user-gg6om8vp4f
      @user-gg6om8vp4f День назад

      @ahhuattee169 on a good day lol

  • @robbie3304
    @robbie3304 5 дней назад

    Terrible music who needs it👎👎👎