Giant Maple Log with Integrated Bird Feeder
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
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Chapters
0:00 - Intro and Log Walkaround
3:38 - Rolling the Log
8:48 - First Round of Cuts
12:58 - Second Round of Cuts
19:15 - Third Round of Cuts
26:49 - Stacking
39:39 - Final Cuts
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Matt, you are a safe and very smart guy. Any reason the other guy chose not to wear safety glasses. Makes for a life time of regret. Have learned a lot watching you. Thanks
Hi Matt, a couple of months ago , I add plans off you to build a bandsaw like yours , so thank you very much. my son and I work on it weekends ,well I do a little bit, . I found getting materials in UK was quite difficult . I got electric motors this morning main motor 20hp and waiting for generator , we have electric motor and chain driven for the head and for the carriage. I'm 79 and still love watching your video's Best wishes Ron UK.
i bet your neighbors just love you
That tree will make some really neat work benches or table tops.
I bet the neighbors just love you
I gotta say that I am pretty impressed with your little skid steer (?) there.
45mins of Matt cutting a tree up, never thought I'd watch that yet here I am... 😂
On the second slab you showed us, I’d call that pattern “candle flame,” it’s gorgeous. Very nice slabs indeed! That mill has paid for itself a thousand times over with the beauty you uncover alone😉✌🏼
Thank for taking us along brother,
👍🏼👍🏼 from this guy!
You are the epitome of the saying, "Work smarter, not harder!"........
Oh, so that's my problem... I always thought it was "work harder, not smart...".
Explains a lot.
Our family has several gigantic silver Maple trees that I tap for Maple Syrup every year. Nice to get a look inside one of those giant trees. Love to see a giant conference table made out of one of those slabs. Thanks for posting this and the other videos.
I just had to come back and watch this for the second time!
That bird feeder is hillarious!
Some beautiful grain cool that the Birdfeeder made it
Why we love you Matt. “I’ve got a 48 inch diameter log, I better maximize the yield”
It's really satisfying watching you take what most people would send to the landfill and turning it into raw materials that will in turn be made into beautiful furniture. Very cool.
That is one tough bird feeder...falling the tree,loading,unloading,sawing,and stacking...love those colors,....need a bigger bucket, matt gets the dump bucket,ain't nobody got time for small bucket....😂
спасибо, Матвей, этого я ещё не видел. Прекрасная машина и работа профессиональная. God bless you.
I'll keep an eye on Instagram, in a couple of years, for a huge live edge conference table with a bird feeder hanging off of its edge.
Or the live-edge guitar body from the end?
Liar
lmao. Yes! Or at an art exhibit with white walls and a couple of hipsters admiring it's simplistic nature.
P
That was bothering me…… a lot. I would have been snipping that thing off right away.
Good evening. Beautiful wood. Thanks for sharing.
Glad to see you keep the pevey handy to roll the log!
It is so nice seeing you be able to use your mini skid steer instead of your back to move the wood. Absolutely loved your “bucket” of water!
Wow ! What a difference a new blade makes on cut speed .
Those first few cuts will make some really nice coffee/end table tops
Can you cut slices like log rounds? They would make a beautiful tier tree table and the bigger piece wold be a gorgeous coffee table when sanded and polyurethanes.Oh ! What a beautiful piece❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️😊👍
Can't imagine how big that maple tree was. That thing is huge.
That thing is a monster. I love the way you 'reconstruct' the log with stickers. I hadn't really seen that done but it looks awesome.
This log is calling out for some kind of insane bookmatched 8 foot wide project.
What is there to not like about this video? Absolutely beautiful!
Dibs on slav # 8! Beautiful slabs.
Your stacking and stickering attention to detail gives me a warm fuzzy feeling :)
Nice flame on 13:xx what a log !
I live in a house built in 1950, located in Torrance, Ca. . The floors are maple 2x7 inch and 3/4 thick. Just got done re-finishing the second room plus living room. Beautiful wood. It had been carpeted since my wifes' grampa bought the place new. Great video.
Great video . . .just outstanding . .. I would never imagine the process . . 90 % of the excitement is I am able to see the unique inside growth history of a maple tree . . .great set up . . great job . ..
Because you made your own saw mill you were able to cut this huge Maple into large slabs. Hope you have a market for them.
Great job of assessing the finished product.
At 26.08 cool shot the bird feeder swinging with the slab nice. Matt as we say as country folks you are a gooden buddy
Kinda resembles a sugar maple I have standing in my yard. It’s got dead sections, I think it’s got som rot. Wife doesn’t want it to go, but it’s big, overhangs a portion of my roof, my brand new roof and my brand new gutters with gutter guards. I’ve heard it’s easier to ask for forgiveness than ask permission! Love your videos!
You find the neatest wood patterns
An amazing log. Thanks for taking us along.
Kinda kool just seeing the bird feeder hanging around and doing the flip...lol
Thanks for all your work and sharing this!
That Vermeer sure makes handling those slabs a lot easier!
There are only so many ways to make sawing a log look interesting. I like the action shots and drone work. Thanks for the content Matt!
You must be blessed with great understanding and accepting neighbors. Mine get pissy when running the lawn mower before 8am. haha
Big Beefy slabs with those nice natural tattoos. Enjoyed it, thanks Matt! 🤙
At 2:30 there is a smiley face. It’s like YES CUT ME
A spectacular tale of a really interesting log! The best of storytelling, it inspires and teaches. Inspires me to find such logs, build trailers to haul them (learning welding and trailer design and regs along the way), and build sawmills to cut and stack them (learning sawmill design, welding again, log analysis and slab stickering along the way). We're all different. Others apparently enjoy following along with the everyday details of other people's lives. To me, 20min spent watching the family dynamic, kids, life choices, wine tastes and home searches of 'influencers', however genuine and well meaning, is 20min lost and irrecoverable from my own life. But 43min watching a great log turned into magically beautiful slabs by a person who has great skills and a true passion for it, is an investment in knowledge which will be with me forever. Thanks for the story!!
Very interesting video. Enjoyed seeing the process of breaking down this tree into slabs. Amazing color and figure!
Those Vermeer mini skids are amazing pieces of equipment.
This is a nice Bird Feeder Holder!
Thanks for sharing with us Matt, that’s awesome!!
WOW Matthew! Lot of hard work! Never dreamed A saw could do that consistent of a cut! These slabs are epic even without the incredible patterns in the wood. Keep posting the videos!
Nice job Matt finds treasure everybody else won't bother with it they want quarter sawn lumber
there's some amazing table/desk tops in that log
That skid steer has been a boon for you in your "one man operation"....! And the spalting is glorious !
Mathew is the nicest and coolest guy on RUclips!
Thanks!
Enjoyed watching you saw that trunk into slabs that will awe those who make use of them.
Matt answers the question, 'Why did you build such a big band-saw mill?'
Very interesting to watch Matthew, thanks for taking the time to record the event.
I am loving these videos! Thanks for posting them.
18:17 nice, like a tree with a halo around it
You've come along way Matt Well done , enjoy !
Good lord that one cut would make the most beautiful table.
No bird feeders were harmed in the making of this video.
OMG what a log! Very beautiful.. Good luck with this rascal.. Make some great tables!
I think your little happy laugh is the sound of money for you... Am I right?
That's cool, what a great business you've..... carved out! 😁😁👍🇺🇸
You make coiling that bandsaw blade look easy!!
Amazing wood grain, what a saw .great job
I forgot about your forklift thing, was looking forward to seeing you try to turn that monster with a cant hook. 🤣
I WaS THINKING THE SAME THING. AND IF WOULD CLEAR.
Slabs of gold..beautiful!!
This is so much fun to watch. Thanks, Matt :)
Wow! You have some great table top material there.
I see bowls being turned from that rain cap. Awesome as usual Matt!
Thank you again for adding closed captioning. It adds value in such a huge way.
Awesome! So glad to hear it’s helpful. Thanks!
Matt the size of lumber you cut vs the other guys I personally watch is always staggering. You cut giants my friend.
I love how quite the mill is.
Been watching you from the first segment of the sawmill build. When you were testing the mill, several logs took the whole sawmill capacity. I thought at the time, you would never cut a log that big. Oh, was I so wrong. Some of those slabs were almost at the capacity of the skid steer, got to be somewhere in the 600 lbs area. Very good video. Thanks for the time you spent in showing us this incredible log.
She sure is a beauty!
Matt has called a big one. Again it is the legend.
12:47 shaped like a flame!
This silver maple,(soft maple ) makes the greatest guitar bodys and live edge tables! That figure is off the hook!!!
Wowee! The rich color on that heartwood almost favors walnut or pecan, doesn't it?
I'm right thankful for RUclips, honestly. I can get my fix of quality woodworking shows from the likes of you, James Wright and Nathan Elliott with a back catalogue of videos at my fingertips. It's better than PBS growing up.
Great video, Matt, and what a beautiful of slabs.
Next metal project for the woodworker an overhead crane
thank you Matt
Boy, do I wish I was one of his neighbors. Nice quiet and peaceful times out on the deck.
Its electric
Always great.
Thx Matt
OMG such beautiful wood!,,
Now that is some nice wood....
Really like your work. Great insight.
WOW just WOW LOL I'm at a loss for words just the beauty of nature.
Matt, For some reason on this video I kept thinking back to when you got started and were looking for trees and buying slabs. Plus out in the woods getting (what you thought then) were big 3 foot wide trees and you and your friend cutting them up at his place in/near the woods. Wowsa, have your slabs come a long way!!!
I have to say that the ending shot with all the slabs was damn impressive.
one thing that stuck me was how quiet that electric motor was. beautiful build.
Thanks!
In watching your shows and trying to catch up on older ones has inspired me to find and make my own live edge pour desk from a slab of white oak 8 1/4 with some bark inclusion removed, filled, and lights put in it with a nice crotch section and some compression curl, the desk is 56"L x 28"w and for my first pour I should say came out really good thank you for the inspiration.
Dude, you are crazy 😝 Truly a career log . Bird house 😂
That is a really beautiful log. I see some nice projects in your future. Stay safe.
With my mill I bought a slow bbq rotisserie motor and put it on my crank so I can walk around checking things and not kil my arm lol works amazing. With a wireless on off remote
Great log!!!! Some amazing wood
Thanks for sharing that!
I wish we had a Matt Cremona in SoCal
Amazed at the size of logs your able to slab. even more amazed your little fork skid could handle the size and weight.
Amazing analysis and cutting.