I like watching these woodcutting videos just to see what the wood looks like on the inside. Saw a video from Japan, just before this video, that had the prettiest wood.

Saw one a couple days ago, too, that had this really nice golden colored wood. Wish I knew wood types. Would like to know what type they’re cutting.

The uneven floor with tripping hazards everywhere, machines with uncovered moving parts and pinch points, personnel working near or even between the moving parts an pinch points. Beautiful hardwood, straight grain, no defects, spike knots, nothing, just clear lumber. Worth a small fortune, this one log.

The forklifts that should have been retired more than a decade ago. Not to mention the incredibly hazardous way the logs are moved around with equipment thats clearly not able to handle such extreme loads.

Notice how the forklift lifts its rear wheels off the ground when lifting the log, losing all steering in the process and risking tipping forward, potentially dumping the 20 tonne log right in the path of the cameraperson.

Theres a lot of safety issues here. Forklift prob not the best way to move something so large. No dust mask or glasses. Saw is not fully guarded, lots of wood stored on floor of shop next to machine creating a tripping hazard.

Do you know that this big log is a tree that has been growing for hundreds of years? Many large trees prove that human destruction is extremely brutal, one day our planet will have to look expensive.