215 Amazing Fastest Big Wood Sawmill Machines Working At Another Level

Join us on an insightful journey as we delve into the world of wood processing, exploring the versatility and power of industry-leading machines that redefine craftsmanship. In this episode, we spotlight some of the most innovative debarking, chipping, bending, and shaping machines available on the market. Learn how each model, meticulously designed with operator ease in mind, contributes uniquely to the woodworking process, from handling logs of various sizes, and creating complex wood shapes, to producing firewood efficiently. We not only focus on their technical specifications but also emphasize their unique features that ensure a clean work environment. If you're passionate about transforming raw wood into artistry, or if you're just looking to understand the magic behind the process, this video is for you. Tune in and let's navigate the fascinating sphere of wood processing together!
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[AllisonAndrea-md]

Trees are treasure of the nature in the world !

[blymendes]

This is amazing equipment but what amazes me is the Genius that invented them.

[Timbertimetv]

17:13 😮 I’m impress with this sawmill

[huynherica]

Wow! What a wonderful technology! Just incredible.

[Ciaranhu]

Sadly, we cant regrow trees as fast as we are cutting them down. Without trees we all die.

[Sweetheartly-gz]

That Timberjack 1270 is cut-to-length forestry harvester just like Valmet presented before, not feller buncher.

[oscarau]

Increibles maquinas pero da algo de tristesa por estos arboles ️

[shreyaalden]

From axes and horses to precession made machines. The lumber business sure changed, huh

[alexandrajoseph]

That chainswaah isnt like any other chainswahh

[abhayabcl]

Зачем вырубать такие молодые деревья? Жадность, без границ.

[charleslisinda]

The engineer in me is like “wow, what an invention!” and the ecologist in me is like “wow, this is incredibly sad to watch.”

[nailaflo]

Mantenham longe, bem longe da Amazônia... pelo amor do planeta

[liselimohini]

How many in this comment section actually ever worked in the woods? Ever planted a tree? No, but most of you want to use paper, toilet paper, wood to warm yourself, and to build houses from? Maybe you even want to replace plastic materials and switch to bio fuels? Yet you dont want to see any trees cut and used. It is more scary reading comments from people that have no solutions and understanding of how things work yet they know exactly what is right, than to see trees being used, trees that was most likely ones planted to be harvested, just like we are planting trees for our children to harvest and use in the future.