The many uses of the amazing pine tree!
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- čas přidán 12. 08. 2018
- In this video I will talk about the many uses of the amazing pine tree!
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How to purify pine sap (pitch) and make pine pitch glue:
• How to purify pine sap...
Homemade Pine Tar Salve
• Homemade Pine Tar Salve
How to make pine tar:
• How to make pine tar.
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I make pine sap salve, pine needle tea, eat the pine nuts and use pine nut oil, also carve spoons out of the wood. love pine everything !!!!
That’s awesome! It’s such a great resource! Thanks for watching my friend, I appreciate it!
Ah the New York accent brings me right back home! Haha
LOL
3 years ago , I'm number 300 in the thumbs up
😂 When I watch my older video, I am like, wow I sound so different now! 😂😂
fatwood is my favorite resource from the pine tree, I love the gold and try to harvest it when ever I can. Informative video as usual mate.
Mine too! I love the smell and feel of it!! Thanks for watching brother, I appreciate it!
Excellent video. Thank you. Carbonated pine needle tea is another use.
Wow that sounds great! And you’re welcome! I appreciate you watching! I hope you have a wonderful day!
I love the experience of watching a video, and even rewinding a bit here and there, to make sure I got every word. Good stuff!
Thanks brother, I appreciate it! I hope you have a wonderful day!
Excellent video !
Thanks my friend, I appreciate it!
Thank you, this is decent
Gail Marshall You’re welcome, thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
great stuff...
MadPaperPeople Thanks!
Beautiful video, Dominic!
Love from India :)
Thanks my friend, I appreciate it!
Nice. Thank you. I watched this with my boys to learn about the uses of pine trees and pine sap. Loved the accent too 😊
You’re welcome and thanks for watching, I appreciate it! What accent? Lol
Excellent video, well done
Thanks my friend, I appreciate it!
Cool
Mary Kay Murphy Thanks!
Nice
Isaac Levy Thanks, I appreciate it!
GREAT video! Thanks for all of the info, I make pine salve regularly.
Thanks! That’s awesome you make pine salve! It’s really great stuff! Thanks for watching my friend, I appreciate it!
@Hin Håle It helps me with skin infections.
I bet it smells so goood!
It sure does! Oh yeah! Thanks for watching my friend, I appreciate it!
@@Dominic.Minischetti I subbed!
Maxim Vaillant Thanks so much! I appreciate it!
Great information and very thorough. It is amazing stuff and you explained it well. Pine-sol is still one of the best cleaners and great deodorizer.
Guns, Knives, and Beer Thanks for watching my friend!
soooooo awesome!!!
Lucie B Lindner Thanks my friend, I appreciate it!
@@Dominic.Minischetti and the New York accent! Yasssl!!
Lucie B Lindner lol
How awesome... Someone who makes a video about all the uses of pines. & yes isnt david west great? Hey thanks for sharing the video my friend.
You’re welcome my friend! And thanks, I appreciate you watching!
You can get Turpentine from the sap/pitch.
Yes! That was big business back in the day! Thanks for watching my friend, I appreciate it!
The pitch makes fantastic fire starter. So many uses from 1 tree though
That Murder Inc. It sure does! Amazing stuff!
The root seems to me like it is more potent. Great video buddy
Jerrys WoodShop and Outdoors Thanks buddy! To be honest, the fatwood down here in Florida all seems to be potent! Lol
The inner bark is cambium I've eaten it a few times. And make spruce tip tea. And make fero rod handles out of fat wood
If I may ask were did u get those nifty little jars? Love the video!
I bought them at Walmart! Thanks for watching my friend, I appreciate it!
You can make pine needle teas, they are rich in vitamin c and has a great sweet taste.
Thanks my friend, I have to try that sometime! I appreciate you watching!
Do you have video as to how to make it.
DJ Apocalyptic Sorry I don’t!
Man I hope you see this because it's an amazing find. I found an entire pine tree that was the same color as the root you had, took me 3 days to chop through it with an axe. A single log burned for 3 days. I was around 12 when I found this down here in Chipley, Fl.
Oh wow! That’s amazing! Florida has some of the best fatwood in the world! Thanks for watching my friend, I appreciate it!
@@Dominic.Minischetti I'm currently making pinetar, the only thing I did differently was poke a hole in the top of the lid to let it vent (seen it in a different video) I'll let you know how it goes. I'm most likely gonna be making a lot of things off your channel, thank you for the quality content.
@@darthanubis4204 That’s cool, I haven’t seen it done that way! Good luck and you’re welcome my friend!
@@Dominic.Minischetti it went very well I got about 5oz using a filled round cookie tin, I had just the tiniest amount not burned but it wasnt enough to start another one. My first time starting a fire also. fatwood shavings work better than magnesium🤣
@@Dominic.Minischetti so the tar formed a different liquid ontop, any clue what it is and if I should remove it?
In sail days everything was waterproofed with pine tar or pitch, handling the rigging made your hands black. For that reason naval salutes are executed palm in, showing an officer the "black hand" was considered an infraction.
I didn’t know that! I love learning knew things! Thanks for sharing my friend, I appreciate it!
@@Dominic.Minischetti My pleasure, just a humble Pine Nut/Fatwood Freak.
@@sylvesterstewart868 I love me some fatwood! I started a collection from around the country, I made a fatwood board of fame! I have 18 states so far!
@@Dominic.Minischetti I just got into collecting fatwood, it's really addictive If you dont have a chunk from South Carolina I'll send you one.
@@sylvesterstewart868 Thanks brother, I do have South Carolina! I appreciate the offer! Do you have any from Florida?
What did you use to finish the carved bird? It is awesome btw.
Enes SOYLU Thanks! The finish on that one is a gloss polyurethane. I have since went to a hand rubbed matte finish. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
Good info! I've got a dead pine tree (lightning storm five yrs ago) close by - is that wood still usable? What indicators should I look for?
D & R Z That all depends what you are trying to get out of it. There should be fatwood down in the stump and crotches of the limbs. As far as any usable wood for carving, that would depend on if it dry rotted or not. I hope this helps!
With a dryed resin you can make incense, that smells great. I'm experimenting with it. But I wonder if there is a way to dry it quickly.
Karolis Karolux I never dried it, but when it’s purified, you can break it up into dust! Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
Great video! if i may ask were did u get those nifty glass jars from?
John Smith Thanks John! I purchased them in Walmart!
@@Dominic.Minischetti nice ty
John Smith You’re welcome!
You can make a pain relief salve out of spruce and white pine pitch
Kelly Fedewa Yes! Do you make it?
No I don't. I watched a u tube video on how to make it.
Kelly Fedewa Cool, I look it up!
@@Dominic.Minischetti I think I have collected white pine pitch but need u to confirm it for me. Message me on Facebook so I can text you a pic of the branch on the tree I collected it from. My name is Kelly fedewa
Kelly Fedewa Ok sent you a 👋
I have found several people saying that sap and resin are two entirely different things; That resin/pitch is the hard stuff secreted by the tree's outer layer and sap is the liquid that comes from inside. I'm very confused, is sap and resin the same thing?
Autumn Galix I consider sap the liquid watery substance. It’s the sugars from a tree. Resin is the thick liquid the the tree heals itself with. But I could be wrong! Lol!
Gd is pine good for timbers because ihave it ineed to cut for my furnitures
Yes pine is a good wood for furniture!
I planted it so iwas planning to cut some for my doors but they were demoralising me that it is not going to help and yet it's good tree here in Africa
Richard Lubega As long as you maintain it, it should last forever!
I want Fatwood but where can I get it
You can buy it on Amazon.
Hello, I have a question if anyone can help. I found cut branches of pine tree, and wanted to make some kind of indoor shelves for my cat. We started to take of the tree bark and it's still sticky. Should i give up or is there a way how to treat wood so it won't be sticky, what to use to coat, paint over? Thank you
Hi! You won’t be able to get rid of the resin. You really can’t paint over it either. It’s best to find another piece without resin. I’m sorry, it’s probably not what you wanted to hear.
@@Dominic.Minischetti thank you for your answer, you just saved my time :) I will look up for another piece
You’re welcome! 😀
Will some medicine from the pine take away inflamed shins? The hospital is too far from us. I am desperate for something that will take away the inflamtion from my shinbones. I do not have shinsplint. Can you please tell me what can I do???
I am so sorry, but I do not know. Please try to contact a medical professional. I hope you feel better soon.
Tumeric reduces inflammation, check with your doctor though.
You forgot to.mention turpentine oil
Very true! Thanks my friend, I appreciate you watching!
Why is Thai age restricted?
Aussy Samuelson I age restrict my content due to COPPA.