Traditional Hard Work: 70-Year-Old Men Hand-Sawing Oak Logs (No Machines) скачать в хорошем качестве

Traditional Hard Work: 70-Year-Old Men Hand-Sawing Oak Logs (No Machines)

Step back in time to witness the incredible "Old Man Strength" and lost art of traditional woodworking. Before chainsaws and sawmills took over, this is how master carpenters turned massive oak logs into lumber—using nothing but hand tools, muscle, and teamwork. In this fascinating documentary footage, you will see a team of skilled craftsmen demonstrating the brutal reality of beam making in the past. Watch as they use traditional broad axes to hew the logs flat and work in perfect rhythm with a two-man frame saw (similar to the historic pit saw method). What’s most amazing is the age of these workers. Despite being in their 60s and 70s, their stamina puts modern gym-goers to shame. No complaints, just hard work, a reliable horse, and the occasional shot of Schnapps to keep the spirits high! 👇 Question for the comments: Do you think young people today could handle a 10-hour shift doing this kind of work? Let us know below! Original source material: Dielsägen auf dem Schneideplatz (Langfassung). Kürten 1978 – 56 min Aufnahme/Schnitt/Kommentar: Gabriel Simons /    • Dielsägen auf dem Schneideplatz (Langfassung)   . CC BY 4.0. #Woodworking #TraditionalCraft #OldManStrength #HandTools #Carpentry #History #NoMachines #OddlySatisfying