Dang man that butter nut has a very nice grain and glow to it....I don't know but that's about as pretty a grain l have seen.....l had a woodworking shop and cabinet shop back in the 1970's.....To beat all lighting struck it on a Sunday and burned it to the ground....Thanks for the video...!

For the love of God man, please share with us your spotify playlist if you have one! I never heard these bands and I am always humming them. Awesome videos with great music taste!

Out of the Woods beautiful slabs ! Don't see much butternut

. How much each Blade cost has to cut that tree

@@stevenmarcinkowski8577 I used to gather butternuts when I could find them, the trees are rare and I'm sure even more rare now, it's a shame too such unique flavor and amazing looking wood

Sadly it's endangered because of a fungus from overseas.

Jrbr 549 wish I was a young lady starting out in life. This is what I would do. I’m good at a few things but never found my passion in life. At eighty I now realize where my passion would be. Outdoors working with wood. Nature. Too little too late. There was a time when this popped out in highschool and I wanted to take auto repair classes. They turned me down. No girls. I remember always hanging around my father while he was changing oil fixing tire etc. it actually interested me at twelve. Later in life I was on the on road had flat and was changing my tire. The only hard part was getting the the lug nuts off. I never had a lot of strength at 110 lbs but man stopped to over help to little woman I was almost trough so I thanked him and he just shook his head saying I’ve seen it all. Whatever you feel you get excited about doing in life explore it it can lead to the moon if you keep at it. I’ve always felt I never lived to my potential and for that I’m sad.

Ms Rubin I am 61 yrs old ... became a gold miner this year Dabbled with it a little on the side back in my prime Oh , I was a Superman ... now ... Clark Kent I move slow but steady ... finding and recovering gold ... a one man show I Love it ! I am also a woodworker and cannot leave it alone I am small time I find a tree or a big hunk of drift wood along the river and take it home ... let it dry out ... then I cut it up I mostly use handtools ... result ... beautiful wood Sometimes I make something outta that wood Everything from a table to the handle on a spatula It's all good

I live in Texas l make gun racks. I made one just for my guns. Now l sell 2 or 3 a week

I know right! I like how he changes the word "pith" into a 2 syllable word. Piath.. That butternut turned out just beautiful. Love the dark grain within.

I worked some in woodworking when I was younger in a woodworking mill that did archetectual woodworking & worked with some of both black walnut & butternut, but black walnut was more used !!!!!!1

Having run a volkswagon engine mill years ago I was truly impressed by this mill.

Thanks, will do!

thanks, appreciate you watching

It is said that there is a canker disease killing off the butternut trees over a widespread area & they are crossing the tree with the oriental heartnut creating the buhartnut tree.

Thats what I was thinking. Big giant slabs covering the floor.

it is soft, you prob. won't enjoy it for long.

@@methanbreather That's why you harden it with epoxy

Thanks. Appreciate you watching

Thanks for watching

@@OutoftheWoods0623 I'm a long time wood fiddler arounder, I "remodel" my own guitars. I like your narrative style, hearing about woods I've never used, and I love shaping wood.

thanks for watching,

Wrong

he paints the pine seats not the butternut ones,

@@OutoftheWoods0623 Thank GOD!

thanks Rags,

The best guitar wood is inert, no grain, the same why carbon fiber makes the best violins. You would have an instrument that's beautiful to look at.

thanks Hank,

good choice!

Thank you very much!

yeah so nice, first time sawing this species,

Thank you very much!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks buddy

thanks Stan,