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A very interesting wood-cutting video. One single guy performs all operations from cutting the live tree to the boards.

Nice to see all the tools & techniques & the video has good shooting angles and also shows details and all the required steps:

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Interesting to compare to 1940’s professional technics & equipment in California:

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