all severly under paid

Yeah, I just wish the guy pushing the wood through would use something to push at the end other than his hand. Makes me nervous!

Or labour union. This is basicly how working lookis like in a free market

Since when safety started? It was only recently.

The safety is everyone knows exactly what to do. At each moment.

completely opposite. this is a job for one person with a chain saw and a a sawmill rack.

Llama la atención el que combina los trozos de distintos grosores para dar el tope de apoyo al corte. Tiene un micrómetro implantado en el cerebro y múltiples sensores para estimar el diámetro de los rollos, la curva de las mitades, el borde necesario a eliminar para seguir el encuadre y todo eso de costado y sin que se detengan los cortadores.

One person can roll the log to the machine. Instead 4 people lift it 😂

@@kpwlek as quick as that?🤔

@@kpwlek But this is the low budget version

I need some Blue sky

aka the sawyer

he is the sawyer, the rest are hands. Sawyer used to be a noble profession.

That's how the computer works

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And he had all his fingers too!

They only met that morning.

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Punch line😂

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Heh heh heh anyone ?,

guards make you careless

Workers probably do get injured, and then they lose their jobs. Really isn't okay having such lax safety, but... rest of the world wants cheap stuff.

The ones missing hands are beggars on the streets.

These dudes are paying attention. Your shop teacher wasn't. It's just that simple.

The guys who lose hands lose jobs.

How about toes as well,,,OAC of no safety shoes

He's the Foreman.

Boss, or quality control officer...

Bcz they are specialized in their works

Without seeing your name i knew you must be dutch. In english you say "tall guy" not "long guy"

Even the tank division still gets to wear flip flops....

iron capped flip flops... Only the best gear for our employees. The guy without protective flipflops is just an apprentice!

bertvdlsat: This may look primitive to many..We have to respect them..They are professionals in their own skills..

And notably, no shoes.

So, perhaps a guitar body, but not a guitar neck, could be made from this. Would need to kiln dry it.

Thanks for information bro..👍🙏

Harder than oak? That would make these logs at least 300-400 LBS and these guys are throwing them around like balsa wood. Definitely a well lubed and familiar crew.

love when every question i am wondering is answered 1dt comment thx...

Are you recommend to make furniture's with this tree?

No shit right? And him setting the kerf by hand after sharpening was something ide not seen before either.

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At taking off fingers

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No its used for construction purpose. usually we do not cut coconut tree for these purpose . if the tree fallen due to storm or any other reason then we use this way

Yup ...curious to know too..

I was wondering that myself. What is the grain of it?

In the construction of big buildings, coconut lumber is used in large volumes as scaffolding and as form lumber. Selected and graded coconut lumber is also used as house posts, girders, trusses, door jambs and sidings. It has also been proven to be a suitable material for pallets.

It can't be used as door/window frames. Some village people are using it by their way, that's all. Over that it is not not durable and long lasting in water.

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Or send it to china for a slaves wage.

Osha might gone crazy when see the even beginning of this process. Cutting the coconut tree.

Called a palm tree

Very difficult to work with...but once finished will easily last centuries.

Drives me coco nuts too.

old coconut tress is really hard if you hammering nail on it will not easily went trough

Oh absolutely, its got many uses, its known for being really good for your skin and hair

They keep them attached. People forever have been able to do that... until about the last 50 years or so, when we all apparently lost our sense.

Chicken nuggets

Tikka masala

I know what you mean sketchy as fuck

Fertilizer for the company garden?

Mostly used as centring planks in RCC concrete work

Nothing in India ever goes waste.

If they all lifted together I would agree but they don’t and that puts the burden of the weight on one or two individuales, no coordination.

Thank you 🙌

It's not good for building. Wouldn't recommend for furniture....

They ar cutting metric

You only get what you pay

😂

Most times that's how the wood cures. Improper curing techniques.

No I think those are made by Canadians while these look quite straight

More like blade sensing flesh technology. He’s not putting his hands terribly close to the blade. The guy in the back is pulling and he lets go on those thin cuts.

It's India ofc it isn't

People are much cheaper to replace in India than machines, makes financial sense not to upgrade

Hence they are care full....like nobody's ever crippled by machines in your country

Yeah, but easy to replace

But there are no sissy's on that crew. Unlike your crew.

No much safety in India and hardwork does not pay off. If you wanna pay your bills you should have atleast 2 jobs in North India. South India is like a opportunity for young people but unemployment is also here and there but not really like other states.

Nothing. It's very cheap so can be used for roofing in rural areas

Basically it's a weed/ grass. Very poryis and not really like any "real" wood you have ever dealt with.

Palm tree wood

The harder, high-density timber is suitable for general structural purposes such as pillars, trusses, rafting, furniture, window and door frames, floors, decking and floor joists. Medium density coconut timber can be used for walls, ceiling joists and horizontal studs. The hardest, densest part of the wood is found on the outer perimeter of the trunk, which gives the tree its strength, while the wood’s high silica content gives the tree elasticity. Towards the centre of the trunk, the wood gets less hard. The wood has a Janka ball hardness of 112,5 - 154,7 kgf/cm2 (1600 - 2200 psi), which is greater than that of oak (70,3 - 84,4 kgf/cm2) and Douglas-fir (35,9 kgf/cm2).

I' ve always thought coconut wood was rather fibrous (non structural without further-adhevsive?-treatment).Could be wrong.

He’s like the guys i work with, do nothing but take all the glory.

He is the dead wood !!

He carries the wood to the pile and makes sure that the waste isn't in the way

Where do you live ? on the moon ? there is a world outside the one you live in ok ! and it doesn't include you, take your head out your butthole !

Probably some cutoff hands tho..

More like oshit

OSHA' only benefit is to a litigious society, Our Grandparents did not need it!

Osha are too scared to come here

It's drys into beautiful wood hard to describe its show weather worn a yellow white and slight orange all faded into each color

Not used in building. Infact houses are not made of wood in India. This will be used in Indoor furniture.

Coconut consists of long fibres that go up the entire palm. It is good for certain things only. Things like cabinetry and tables are ok to make out of coconut. One of the cool things about coconut wood is that there are no knots.

The boards and all shown in video is used for only construction as a support or temporary cabin on construction sites, that's all,

Saw a big conference table made of coconut timber in Agalaga Island. Was much surprised.

Neither did I

I'm with you, I guess I always thought it would be more bamboo like, or something.

This is india boss.

My thoughts exactly. Turns out, it is used for a variety products and applications such as scaffolding and trusses, as well as framing and flooring, joists, walls, and posts. The particular use often depends on the density of the material. It is even made into charcoal.

Some sand in the bark.