Shocking find worth tens of thousands of dollars

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I have been working with bog oak for 5 years. The logs were recovered in Iowa, 20 to 60 feet underground, by accident. At that time, very few Americans knew what bog oak was, including myself. It has been a huge challenge to process and market this product, but well worth it after seeing the finished product. Mother Nature did some magnificent work.

Дуб шикарный , и тот кто его пилил ,тоже дуб

the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. youtube.com/post/UgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9… as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.

Молодцы ребята, всё отлично получается у вас. Один совет, при распиле дерева нужно в пропил положить несколько полос пэт пленки, так намного проще сдвинуть доску. Я так делал при строительстве зимовья в тайге, двигал один. Привет из Сибири.

Только мне одному показалось что у них проблемы с техникой безопасности. Дуб то классный. Да ноги и руки заново не отростают. Пока ролик смотрел раз 20 хотелось подзатрещину дать. Взрослые люди следите за безопасностью.

I wish I spoke Russian. (I sure hope I at least got that right) my family has owned a beautiful thousand acre farm in Virginia. It’s been in our family for over 280 years. It was originally 40,000 Acres back in the 1700’s and we have lots of it with mountains. So many huge, beautiful oak trees. When I was a kid and they harvested many of the oldest trees that were hundreds of years old, I remember crying when they’d cut the biggest ones down. I wanted my kids to see some of those trees when they grew up. I so enjoy your videos. This video about 5,000 year old oak trees is so incredible. I’m going to be watching much more of your videos. Already been sharing with my grown, young sons, and they love and appreciate your work, too. Oh, it just hit me. I can use google translator to read the comments and convert to Russian. Keep up the great work.

It is mindboggling that the big oak tree was five millennia old. Very nice job cutting it up. Well done, Team.

I'd love to see the finished product. It must be a stunning work of art.

The effort of you and your group in this video was praiseworthy. We should be grateful to you for sharing such experiences in that great cold.

Дерево великолепное!!! Но ребята, как у вас еще сохранились все конечности? Как вы их до сих пор не отдавили, не отпилили? Как спина по полам не треснула? Когда работаете руками, голову тоже надо включать в производство... Удачи, она вам нужна!

This is how 5494 years old wood changed into industrial product. Bravo!

Красота неописуемая!!

I'm very impressed with the content you're presenting so well the wood I like very much, and may those who read the comments always live a long and successful life and wish it was granted

I would love to see how they utilised those beautiful slabs of Bog Oak. Maybe they might make another video?

The root portion is beautiful just like it is! Not many have my same tastes but I think it would be very pretty out on the lawn, in the proper setting, to let wild flowers grow naturally around and in it.

I had no idea this type of wood existed ❤. I have some research to do now. Thanks for sharing you beautiful wood and work because it’s definitely admirable ❤❤

I have seen pine and cyprus logs that have sank in rivers or lakes. They have beautiful colors in wood. This is first time seeing a bog oak, jet black and gorgeous.

Опилки не выбрасывайте, из них можно делать элитное ДСП

Beautiful Bog Oak Slabs . Great job men . Hell of bar on that chain saw . The Black chips are so Cool .