Well done big guy - have never been able to visualize quarter sawn from someone telling me how it works - this animation is the best explanation ive seen/heard.

Karen got us our stick job back. CNA, Phelmbotimist,stick jobs.

May i be frank with you first? 2024

Why not have a horizontal sawmill just after the vertical one, so you get 2 boards in one go?

Perfect explanation! We inherited an upright piano that I had always heard had a Tiger cut grain - quite distinctive and beautiful. Wanted to know more and this video explained the method wonderfully. Thank you Frank Miller Lumber!

Such a great visualisation. You get it, even if you don't want to.

Excellent.

Close, but you don’t use the center

Y’all don’t remove the piff (core)

Nice! I award this vid one of the coveted Alaskan Beaver Tails.

Why is the log rotated and flipped why not just cut 1st board flip that face to bottom to cut second then flip back to cut 3rd?

instead of rotating lengthwise, why wouldnt you just roll it onto the other face?

That was absolutely beautiful! Well done.

Very nice chair. Rest in Peace Nancy.

Love that you literally cannot compete with a company like this if you ever decided to become a sawyer. Whole world is maximize profit and just constantly churn out product.

Nice example and great video!

The first 2:00 of this video finally clicked the simplest understanding of how to quartersaw. Obviously different when using a horizontal bandsaw but the process is clear. Thank you

Thanks.

Excelente quisiera informacion son docente en el sector madera

Let’s go Brandon

Fantastic video! Extremely informative.

I understand rotating ends of the log on a circular mill but there's no reason I can think of doing this on a band saw mill.

Thank you for making this video.

Wish I could apply. I have worked with lumber all my life and run most of the equipment shown in this video. The commute from ND to IN would be too hard!😉

What an absolutely fantastic video. Thank you!

What a great informative video. Thanks so much.

Best video I've seen about processing timber from raw wood

I totally get it now thanks man!

Thanks excellent video. Is there a book that explains what we have just seen in order to maximize each log of different sizes because here the video shows only one size of logs.

Thanks excellent video. Is there a book that explains what we have just seen in order to maximize each log of different sizes because here the video shows only one size of logs.

Thank you 🙏🏼 for sharing this wonderful knowledge and insight into the process.

Thank you for the information!

I don't know why I'm watching this

Nancy Hiller ❤️🙏🏽

this only works on a sawmill that cuts vert, if the saw is horozontal the process is totally diffrent.

I love the color of birch.

The narrator almost sounds like Robert Stack. I was just waiting for him to say "Perhaps you may be able to help solve a mystery."

For those studying for their Architecture exams (ARE) this is a great reference video. Thank You!

Outstanding explanation and animation. Thank you!

so how do you cut quarter sawn on a horozontal band saw

Epic

This was quite informative.

nice log, real clear wood

Bravo.

I'd been reading that Gerstner tool chests are made from quartersawn wood. Now I know what they mean. Thank you.

This is an amazing animation of how quarter sawn lumber is made. Very nicely done

Rift & Quartersawn is beautiful wood. This is a great explanation of how it's cut.

Question... when I saw quarter sawn boards, they end up with an excessive crown. How do I not end up with crowned boards?

I've bought wood from FMH for over 30 years the exotic woods are great purple heart is one of my favorites an the quarter sawn oak is second to none thanks to all the hard working men an women great job folks I've put a lot of trees on the ground an know how labor intense the work is Thanks for a great product

Wow, this was an excellent and informative video. I love quarter-sawn lumber of oaks and cherry mainly and this was really helpful to see. I'd dream to be able to own one of those stacks on that fork lift....