西アフリカ材・イロコの製材です。船のデッキを取ります。WEST AFURICA IROKO SAWING!!
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Published 2021-07-10
笹田木材 www.sasada-wood.co.jp/
天板太郎 tenbantaro.com/
All Comments (21)
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Big log big cutting. Thanks for another great vid Mr.Sasada STAY SAFE ALL. 😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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"The wood technology industry is continuously advancing, from applying artificial intelligence to using modern machinery." 👍👍👍
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I used 1000's of sq ft of this beautiful timber to make handmade furniture in the 1970's.... So beautiful.
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Beautiful wood.
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Very thick slabs. Interesting. Severe checking around the pith.
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Always beautiful 😊👍🏼 I love your saw mill mine is a horizontal reciprocating saw mill its 70 year old now and still works hard Stephen
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I love your saw mill mine is a horizontal reciprocating saw mill its 70 year old now and still works hard Stephen
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Lovely Nice sawing
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Wow!! Beautiful wood, and a movie to boot!!! Mr. Sasada, you have outdone yourself. Thank you!! Arigato!!!
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sawdust and metal chips i never get tired of it.
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きれいな柾目材が取れるんやね。びっくりですわ。
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Bet those slabs are worth a lot, was a sawyer for 20 years, was a challenge but great fun. Biggest log i cut was 9 feet across. Would like to know what happens to wood and what its made into. Enjoy your videos.
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Always beautiful 😊👍🏼
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世界中から用途にあった木材が輸入されているのですね。
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Strangely I found the whole video very restful and relaxing.
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Beautiful wood
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What are such thick slabs used for? Table tops?
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If you listen carefully, you can hear Mr. Sasada's cash register ring. every time one of those porky slabs hits the deck. That stuff looks dense.
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Used this timber to make lining boards for a colliery lift rope winding drum , the sawdust made my skin become severely inflamed and almost completely closed my eyes , took a long time and powerful drugs to clear it up ! Take great care if you are not used to working with this timber .
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I have a few questions. What kind of tree is that? What do you do with the first couple of cuts? Are they just waste? The thicker cuts will they be cut down for 2X2, 4X4'S or 6X6's etc? If not what in the world would you use something so massive for? Just curious. I've always been interested in this kind of stuff. I love how wood looks and the smell of fresh cut lumber. Ok so I'm a little weird.
