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I only wear sunglasses and flip flops. That's all the safety equipment I need. Oh, and a quick full strength beer before I start. Works for me.

You need leg protection and boots. A chain at high speed can literally KILL you in less than a second. OK, so it might take 15 to 20 seconds to bleed out, the damage can be so quick.....

eye protection, gloves, and earmuffs; also prevent the chain hitting the ground, for sharpness

Thank you... Yeah very poor working methods.

Uff Da !!!!

Prime candidate for the ER. What??? Oh! I Forgot hearing loss, sorry.

Did you get a burn permit for that?

I know someone who lost his leg with one. Be careful.

I can smell that pine sap from here.

I’ve had chain saw safety training at two different employers . Since then I always wear chaps and safety glasses and leather gloves and boots . I also have learned to always engage the chain bar lock whenever I step over objects or set down the saw etc . Nobody near me while sawing .

Biggest thing with chainsaws, weed eaters, use non ethanol fuel and carbs won’t get screwed up 👍

I bought 2 of the smaller containers of the premixed fuel. They are easier to pour fuel into my saw then using a regular fuel can. Just keep filling them up with the fuel i mix.

My ms460 cold, starts with 1 pull my ms200t is a different story

I used to work for a public agency that didn't properly train their employees on the safe use of power tools. We had one guy try and stop the chain saw by rubbing it against the kevlar chaps that he was wearing. Well, he went to the hospital with relatively minor cuts. The chaps will slow down the saw, not stop it. Just like every other piece of safety equipment you should be wearing. On a side note, if you feel the need to make a sawing motion with a chain saw, then you probably need to sharpen up the chain.

Been cutting for years and i always wear proper PPE and im okay 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Imagine that. 😂. Seen lots of nasty stuff over the years to know PPE is necessary and not wearing it isn't macho, its stupid

Zero safety concerns, ear, eye, hands, legs . Don’t worry about the brain. It’s gone. St. Paul, Minnesota

Two things you got wrong, 1st A craftsman chainsaw, 2nd premix fuel big no no. Get a husky or stilh and echo red armour 2 cycle oil with 89 or more octane!!!!

He got the job done. Even with all the shortfalls. Most people who buy chainsaws never have a chainsaw safety class. That’s just as important as a driver’s Ed for a car. I have 3 different Stihl gas chainsaws & an Echo at work. The Stihl’s is a more capable saw over an Echo. I would say the Echo brand is a premium consumer level power tool. Craftsmen is near the middle to bottom. Depending on which one he owns. We all know Poulan & Harbor Freight are the bottom for quality. They will all do the job if they are sharp & well maintained. Most saws are not after they first purchase them.

Wow! I got tired just watching the start sequence. My 20 year old "Husky" starts with no more than 3 pulls, even at -30°C after (rarely)sitting for several months. I've felled and bucked-up hundreds of bush chords; I'm still in one piece, see well and hear plenty well enough to hunt successfully. "Use the brain and well maintain" is what my Dad used to tell us for all equipment use.

"Just follow the instructions; read the user manual. Don't do it like me." -Literally two seconds later: "Okay! Yea. It worked."

The first clue was the craftsman chain saw 😊

That was painful to watch lol

I run my saw in shorts, tank top, and flip flops, that's the only way to go in the hot summer time

He forgot to count how many fingers and toes he had left. That's right, he couldn't. He's blind from the debris due to no eye protection and he is bleeding out from a severed femoral artery.

Don’t forget your seatbelt pfd.

I've cut wood for 35 years never used chaps or eye protection think I'm ok!

👍👍🙏🙏

Back cuts are too high

Born and grew up on the edge of Charleston County. I was told that there were “panthers” in the swampy woodlands / marshes far back from the coast (this was more than 65 years ago, much wilder than now). According to the stories, they could “scream like a woman”. Never heard or saw anything myself.

Best lesson learned by watching is"Don't do what i do"!

Just looking at your felling notches you are on borrowed time ,The chainsaw is more than likely the most dangerous tool you will ever use. Get educated or the next time might be your last. You can never be to safe, Helmet, Chaps, eye protection gloves and boots are your friends ,use them. The most important safety item is your Brain use it!

As mentioned, gloves, proper clothing to include boots, hearing and eye/face protection a must! I also found out the hard way that one should wear protective chaps. I didn't and the saw kicked back causing a nice slice in my leg. Luckily, no permanent damage, but I went right out and got a pair. It paid off! Happy cutting!

Yes, hearing and eye protection are a must. Gloves also would have been a nice touch.

YT send me to help it seems - get some eye and hearing protection - the other stuff is (almost) irrelevant

Sounds like Blair Witch 4 to me.

Such a cute dog

Need a whole video of that

Yup, that's rain alright.

Nothing like the sound of rain on the leaves. Music for the soul.🌿

The fox had injured its front right paw. Sad really, it has to be in pain.