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I was very afraid of your Toes. Medieval techniques were pretty sure different from that

Definitely want some composite toe boots huh

If someone told me the guy was speaking japanese and not swedish i would've actually believed him

epic

...you messed up that tree beautifully...

Yall are rough as can be on an axe. 😂 but very good video

A “majestic” 195 year old unique tree is felled for an experiment on how a long dead civilization used majestic trees to build a now useless building. Got it.

The only problem I see with it is that it requires 200 year old trees

Veldig interessant. Takk for en god undervisning 👍

Le fait d'observer les charpentes d'églises encore debout, faites pour la plupart par des charpentiers navals, surtout dans cette partie de l'Europe du Nord, est très pertinent!!

Ce documentaire très bien tourné montre très bien les stratégies de refend des bois employés depuis le Néolithique, très précieux pour nous archéologues: bravo à cette équipe qui travaille avec beaucoup d'intelligence et de réflexion, c'👍est parfait!!!

Very nice indeed and thanks for posting. Here in the UK there was a tradition of cleaving and hewing, but centred on hardwoods. Never occurred to me that Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) could be cleft like this, I guess that I'd never run across it before because until the early 17th century, Scots pine was mainly found in, well, Scotland. I'm in Dorset. Very nice woodland, too. Scots pine in a continuous-cover forest in a selection of ages and all in beautiful form. But there seems to bean age gap looming in that all the natural regeneration (seedlings) appears to be Norway spruce (Picea abies). It would be good to know why this is the case - on the face of it this is disappointing.

Voihan tarviskohan he talonmies Pikkaraista? ❤ Voi äitee sentään miksi mie en syntynyt tuonne Ruotsiin!

men just creating civilization. you can feel the testosterone in your veins.

Lovely videography. Thank you.

Lovely video. Thank you from England.

incroyable ¡ beau travail

Great stuff. They long had it sussed back in the past.

bör man göra det på våren, sommaren eller hösten?

Very labor intensive. Building a church must have been a very long process extending over many years.

I thoroughly enjoyed this.. very enlightening!

It is better to cut trees in winter, as they do not have as much sap. It will be dry in a few years.

Impressive!. Genius! Brilliant!

I often watch your beautifully made videos, and try to work out what they are about, as I love this period of history, and the crafts which flourished; like hearing your language, and have friends who live in Orebro. But I was defeated by this one, apart from the fact it was water powered. I wonder if you could enlighten me on the subject, what this lovely project is?

Fint gjort, flera olika yxor och verktyg till jobbet också. Önskar att de var också visad mer

Even the English captioning is great in this video. Finding correct translations for old and specific terms like hewing and riving between Swedish and English is non-trivial.

Here is how it was done in Australia, many years ago. The timber is hard wood as well. Its a great video. ruclips.net/video/dcoTnER4Efg/видео.html

Wonderful!

All though history better methods were introduced to produce a better product. Many times, it is discovered that these improvements in one industry provided insight into another. Some were "before their time" but later found to be able to be incorporated. These techniques that are shown as to how it was done then, and it would be useless to use anything but the available tools of the day. Excellent.

With the advent of recent conflicts. This knowledge is highly valued

Älskade pappa. Nu vakar du över oss. Jag har sparat denna film som ett minne av dig. Tack för allt du gjorde för Örebro och för din familj. Älskar dig ❤️

💪👍🇫🇮🇸🇪🇺🇦❤️😊

What an honor it is to be able to connect with their ancestors in this way.

This blew my mind. Thank you for sharing

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Very interesting. Thank you from England.

How long does it have to dry before using in the construction?

Thank you for doing this. Very interesting.

Awesome. X is recovering from her rape. People blame me. Shoot the guys, they probably want. In this case, govt people were involved.

How wasteful

This video shows a team of people going to great lengths to maintain a 800 year old church. The team shows considerable skill in rediscovering histroic building methods while aiming for economy of materials and labour. Very commendable.

What's the debarking tool at 7:46?

Cut down a 195 year old tree...for an educational video. This production company sees no value in something unless there is a price tag. An illustration could have sufficed and he could have worked on a reclaimed tree that had to be cut due to illness or that was struck by a non-human natural occurrence.

누구든지 예수를 믿는 자는 멸망하지 않고 영생을 얻게 됩니다. 그리스도 예수 안에 있는 자는 죄용서 받고 죄와 사망의 법에서 영원히 해방됩니다. 예수는 하나님 만나는 유일한 길이요 진리요 생명입니다. 그분은 십자가에서 그대의 모든 문제를 해결하셨습니다. 예수를 믿고 영접하세요.

Nice video I'm grateful. Just if next time you can upload the subtitles through RUclips, we would have autohtranslate into many languages. But watching the work tells most of the story!

Riktigt fin slipning. Personligen föredrar jag gubbagreppet

One of the reasons it took hundreds of years to build medieval cathedrals.

I'm an American and I enjoyed the video. Thanks

This is a most important project. Largely, meaning has been devolved from life by everything being so easy and at the reach of ready-made products. The part at the end about saving labour, saving material, and creating a strong rafter, were most impressive. Many thanks for the hard work.

I just want the axe home boy gots