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Construction of a cup from a tree trunk

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Matt Jordan shows us the way he constructed a mug with a piece of tree trunk as a base.

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The construction of veneer In a timber factory, the surface of a tree trunk is gradually cut into very thin pieces to create veneer.
Lumberjack firing up a palm tree with his chain saw In November 2017, a woodcutter put accidentally fire in the trunk of a palm tree that he cut with his chainsaw, a property in Toulouse, France. Perched on top of the tree, gradually cut the trunk of the tree when a piece of caught fire by friction. Immediately, the man threw the stump and burnt wood that were attached to the chainsaw, but they fell at the base of the tree and the fire went around the palm with impressive speed.
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The traditional manufacture of a canoe canoes in Latvia, the carpenter Rihards Vidzickis shows the various stages of construction of a traditional pirogue canoe, a canoe made from a single piece of tree trunk. Through a very poetic video, men carve the canoe by hand on a poplar trunk using intelligent methods, such as how to measure the thickness of the canoe with small wood dipped in ink or bending of the board under the heat of fire.
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