Thank you for the knowledge of Bog Wood, I had never given it much thought. I am now very interested in finding a knife with Bog Wood scales. Thanks for a great video.

Despite the season, these men are not cold. I'd love to see a follow-up video showing this giant being crafted into its various finished products.

thanks for sharing a bit of history and science of the wood you work with.

love to see continuance on this wood with what they make out of it

I’d love to see a finished product. 😊

This wood looks amazing 👏🏾

THE WOOD LOOKS AMAZING!!!!! WOW! Love the video thumbs up, and thank you for your time.

Quite amazing, thank you. I'm lucky enough to have some swamp Kauri which is approx 25'000 years old. Compared to this bog oak it looks freshly felled but that's deceiving. Put a chainsaw through it and you get the occasional spark and a very dull chain, lol.

What a great session of team work! Awesome! 💪

It’s actually amazing watching something so old being handled. It’s pure reverence

Thanks for the nod to the archeological information that can be gained from bogwood.

Drying out Bog Oak is the most important element of preparing this log. For more information try Adamson & Low (UK cabinet makers) They use this timber and it them took some years before they mastered the art of drying. Hamish is a brilliant cabinetmaker with an amazing CV. I am certain he would give good advice.

Wow, what a cool looking wood. I'd love a chunk of that to carve into something. Awesome video guy's 👍👍👍

Когда учился в начальных классах посадил 3 дуба. Сейчас им по 30 лет. Надеюсь будут долго расти.

The color is amazingly beautiful!

❤✨❤ Yeah!! I just love when your KZfaq videos arrive! ❤✨❤

Great video! Beautiful black oak, I'll bet it's difficult to dry out, 5000 years in a Bog. Looks $$$!

Wonderful. For twenty eight years here in Australia, my business made tables from native hardwoods amongst which were Red Gum logs of similar ages also turned black. We used this for many years as inlays and decorative motiffs as it was very expensive.

Incredible! That's a piece of history right there. 💎

Wow...that is gorgeous!

It’s incredible how these guys still have all their limbs. I’ve never seen such bad chainsaw work.

Love you channel ♥

Thank you for a fantastic video. Sawdust dust snould be preserved!!

Absolutely fascinating!!! 🌳

Amador no manuseio da motoserra! Sempre que as extremidades do tronco estiverem apoiadas no solo, o corte deve ser feito por baixo, se o corte fecha e morde o sabre da motosserra!

Если действительное ему 5000 лет мне бы было страшно начинать с ним работу. Не могу даже представить какова его цена и изделия из него.

Very amazing old tree for so long time that great good work

Thats amazing…..it really is black….and HEAVY ! My impression in soaking up the minerals or whatever while laying in the bog, the wood appears a lot heavier than just normal oak. I can hardly wait to see what they build out of this.

That deep black looks amazing!!!! Would make awesome countertops!

Колір деревини класний. Жалко тирсу , щось би замутити з епоксидною смолою)))

Beautiful wood 😍

amazing woodworks

Das ist ganz schön alt 👍Als Tischplatte wäre das eine gute Idee, dann hat man immer was geschichtliches drunter 😀

Thank you for a fantastic video. As an amateur wood worker, I find the whole concept totally fascinating. I hope to see what they'll do with this outstanding material.

This wood looks amazing

Very expensive Wood....very good... 👍🏽👍🏽😎

Да, возможно я чего-то не понимаю, но скажите, если кушать со стола из мареного дуба, еда будет вкуснее? Или такой стол будет как скатерть самобранка? Дверь из такой древесины будет теплее и прочнее? Нахера люди придумывают себе идолов, на которые тратят деньги, которое, в свою очередь, можно потратить на что-то действительно ценное?

Это как в кино, стреляют гильзами, а не пулями. Хотя нет, в кино стразу целые патроны достают)

The operator of that chainsaw is an artist!

Nice I have a Cris Reeve Sebenza 21 with bog oak inlays, how much is a log of that size worth? Must be a heck of a lot

My goodness ...this is unbelievable 👍👍👍 Lucky people to get this furnished.

За ушки сразу подумал, а что пилу зажмёт новостью оказалось. Сцуко руки поотбивать.

What a beautiful piece of wood.

Nice "Alaska Mill" set-up!

Дорогой дуб распускать цепной пилой?! Опилок не жалко?

Que maravilha de madeira.

Beautiful wood. Nothing nicer than oak.

A stunningly beautiful tree! even sawdust can be used from such an oak! And it is a pity that the root was not used, at least it was not shown here.

I love highly mineralized wood, but it goes through blades super fast

I would be saving the woodchips & sawdust from this expensive log! You could make some cool stuff with resin!

That long saw doubles as a good zombie weapon no doubt lol.

beautiful on a deck and boat hell everywhere =]

Just a thought ... extremely rare, high dollar lumber, cold as hell, tree is iced up and frozen solid ... maybe afford a fork lift ... a decent band saw ... wear a mask / breathing device ... I just don't get it.

It wasn't floating its waS under the water, may be even buried. This preserved it. As a hard wood this is easier than softer woods. In the usa they have swamp Cyprus that they harvest for the same reason. In Australia in Tasmania we even have Huon pine and eucalyptus that is protected like that.

Got some good work on the hood 👍🏿

Amazing.. nice video.. 😁👍👍👍

Uma madeira nobre assim deveria ter sido beneficiada numa serra fita.

Классное дерево, много ручек для молотков получится 👍

This stuff should go in a museum with the story of the area

This is like the biggest rookie hour I've seen lol

avec cette rareté, je ferais en sorte de garder la sciure et le pied,une fois découpé, je le retourne , le creuse pour mettre des fleurs dans un parterre à fleur ou sur mon terrain prés d'une fenêtre pour le voir tout le temps!! même simplement comme une sculpture!! un meuble fait avec ce bois doit être sublime, vous avez de la chance de l'avoir travaillé

Amazing video!

Amazing wood. I like cedarwood.

Дерево стоько не живёт. Оно где то было, в воде наверное. Чёрный цвет на любителя, не смотря на возраст.

Теперь я знаю как оставить клад своим внукам и правнукам, просто кинуть в болото дерево, и оставить координаты!!!!

Only 2.000 years older than Toutankamon ? Great respect !

Excellent 👍👍👍

I have some strong doubts about that log being only 1 ton. I bet the stump itself is about 1/4 ton

Greetings from Russia!!!You have very cool and very interesting videos!!!Thanks for that))))

That stump would make an amazing art piece.

Его необходимо правильно высушить, а это должно происходить медленно и при определенных условиях. Если процесс сушки будет протекать слишком быстро, то из-за внутренних напряжений, в древесине образуются множественные трещины, что сделает её непригодной для производства

Красота какая цвет ствола

I never saw furniture of this interesting wood 😲

It doesn't hurt to wear eye protection when you're working with wood particles flying through the air. Actually it's pretty cool to.

I'd think if it's that rare you would want to use a band saw mill to reduce waste

Опилки этой древесины, не менее ценны , чем сама древесина

Top nunca vi isso, vi vermelho mais desta cor show 💯👍👏👏👏👏👏🤝

Beautiful done

Imagine Bog oak floors 5,000 years old...amazing!

Some smaller corrections: "real" bog wood comes from high altitude bogs, situated so it does not have contact with ground water! The only water the bogs receive comes from rain, creating a very acid heavy water condition - the same tannic situation you have when preparing leather. These bogs are exclusive to Northern Europe. Sincerely, the Historian

bez osłony na oczy brawo !

Que belleza de trabajo esa madera se increíble, espero que la parte de abajo donde todos tuvieron que empujar la hayan echado una mesa se preciosa ya cepillada y con un cristal encima guau pagarían mucho x ella

If the tree can talk it has 5k years of stories to tell.

Judging from your amazing chainsaw skills, cutting the log from the wrong side and binding your saw, and your dainty tape measure, good on ya. I'm impressed. Let me guess your all under 25 years old

Amazing

Beautiful wood

Muito bacana esse trabalho, parabéns!

"STOP THE CHAINSAW!" Safety does matter.. Sad to see people who work with chainsaws for a living NOT know what they are doing. First, you never start a chainsaw that way. Always hold the chainsaw with trigger firmly between your knees or step on it while on the ground then pull the cord. Second, it's ok to saw a log that is only supported on the ends if done correctly. Which is to cut down from top about a third of the way. Remove saw and put a wedge in cut. Then start cutting from the bottom and saw nonstop until you reach the top cut at which time the log will split without getting saw blade pinched.

What's the saw type you used in milling the oak in this video.? Does it come with the guard rails?

Sgian Dubh. Meaning is Black or Dark Knife. The meaning of black/dark is “hidden”. These small knives were often concealed in armpits or socks.

LMAO did that dude just seriously try to saw through a floating log??? Bro...bro...brother...you never saw a floating log. You always support each side of your cut. But muh professional woodworker right?

Hard not to like it when the 080 comes out to play!

Most outstanding!!!

I'm just gonna say it ..these guys do not know how to saw ...they're a terrible terrible accident waiting to happen. I wish them the best but I wish someone would come show them how to cut logs before they end up in the hospital or dead.

Unless these guys are gnomes, I think that tree was WAY longer then seven meters before they started cutting it up. As for all the negative comments, this tree fell into a bog a long time ago, and somebody found it and dug it out. This tree was NOT cut down in the present. So, slow your roll, haters! All that being said, can I have the stump?!

You guys are lucky to get to work with sich a cool material

that wood dust cant be used in anyway? I'd think at this rarity and cost, you'd utilize every tiny bit of it, including the dust.

У меня на Украине был старый дом в деревне ему было лет 130 и мне нужно было забить гвозди 120 мм в раму которая была из дуба и я не смог забить больше 1 см это я пишу для тех комментаторов которые рассуждают что ребята не умеют пилить. Вы просто не понимаете что такое мореный дуб.

2023 ГОД !!! 🤣🤣🤣 Бревно распилить не могут, а крестьяне в лаптях с кирками Александрийскую колонну из горы вырубили, отполировали, притащили, поставили !😂 МОЖЕТ ЧЁ НЕ ТАК ???

I have an Alaskan chainsaw mill and its hard work. I take my hat off to those guys cutting the black bog oak