It was 35 in SE Georgia this morning. Too cold for my last week of lawn care!! Glad you were able to file chain back in good working order!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
G’morning Chris. That is some kick Ash wood. Nice steel for the collection. Nice work today ! Keep it up Man ! Thank you for providing our daily Carnàge. GoodNightIrene
Hi Chris Richard here I love which your channel because you are a allsome at raining a saw and I so proud of you for moving your wood yard because your neighbours are making your life hell because they do not like looking at wood
Obviously someone loved ❤️ their Ash tree very much to have paid an Arborist all those years ago to bolt and cable the crotch from continuing split! I am sure they are still upset just seeing a huge stump where their beautiful tree use to be.😪😪 I had a rounded 14' dump trailer of tree service wood dropped off last Sunday. I processed this week and 1/3 of the wood is in a cookie bin. All the work and mess to just basically give it away as boiler chunks. I know everybody gets all excited about thoughts of "free" wood being dropped at their woodyard but your thoughts will soon change after dealing with it!👍
Ah yes metal in logs😆I used to work in a mill near mosgiel in Otago, New Zealand and a friend of mine at the mill transferred to dimension sawing. First day they got a log that had a very long waratah, that's a steel fence post, that the tree had grown right around and he blew the teeth off every single dimension blade. Fireworks. Stopped the entire mill! It totally freaked him out so He quit dimension sawing the same day and went back to his old machine. He was spooked for a week after it. I'll never forget it 😳 glad you just dulled a few teeth and didn't put on a fireworks display with your new chain 😆
Great watch as always Chris.. Quick question if i may, Looking to buy my first splitter and wondered should i look at a Kinetic splitter, electric or petrol "normal " single wedge splitters ? All 3 are around 8 ton force and similar prices. Only splitting around 3-4 cords but all done in short time frame and mostly crotchy old Oak. Thanks, any advice appreciated.
@@InTheWoodyard I don't know how I could sneak, I mean justify buying a new Husqvarna 592 for my woodyard. I did just get the stihl Ms 400 c. The 592 is going to have to go into my bucket list.
Love the videos. I cut quite a bit of firewood for family even though I don’t burn any myself. Mabe some day I can make a little money from it. Still using little toys to process it.
You're very good at not cutting dirt when blocking big pieces of wood. I prefer to cut a fair way through then finish them with a splitting maul. Usually only takes a tap.
Chris at least you could see the surprises in the wood. It’s the ones you don’t see and the trees with sand in them. Make a few cuts resharpen (yeah) , when you see spark’s flying in day light you know your having fun . Keep on cutting
Milwaukee and dewalt have some really nice battery tripod lights that work great. They chew the batteries so you have to have a couple but it makes it nice to work long splitting wood in the fall,winter and spring.
Hello from Port Washington WI. I really enjoy watching your videos. I can see where you would like a much bigger push plate. That company does make them for other models. I wonder if one could be retrofitted on your splitter. I love the crunching noise the wood makes as its being ripped apart. Especially the ugly stuff. Praying you keep all your fingers and toes. Susie from Port Washington WI.
Don’t take this the wrong way But from a saw builder aspect. Please keep the high revving on small wood to a minimum (throttle pinned like this whole video). We call it “piss revving” hahah YOU will grenade that topend. More so have premature wear on the piston skirts and excess heat on every single bearing in the saw Maybe 1/2 throttle on the small stuff That’s a VERY large piston to be kept moving at 14,000 plus rpm
I took down 6 trees earlier bunch more that should probably come down but these were all in the yard most the rest are out in the woods. Couple dead beech, ash, and maple. Couple of them were monsters. The one huge maple though not sure how much good wood will come out of it. The top blew down a while back. Was hung up in a cherry for 2 years and finally came down almost on top of my dog last year. Really been wanting rid of it but I was scared to cut it lol. I had some Amish here putting roofs on my sheds and the one young guy was brave he didn't care lol. It did land on the swing set but oh well. Gave it a good dent but didn't crush it. Damn maple broke into 3 pieces hitting the swing set and just dented the swing lol. Its probably about 30 inch diameter but something had been eating at it and the woodpeckers pounded holes in it everywhere going after whatever bugs were in there. He found a bunch of trees he wants sounds like he wants to give me a few grand to cut out some of the ash and the single pine I have. I figured ash wasn't good for anything but firewood but he wants to run it through his saw mill
@@InTheWoodyard I didn't know it could really be used for much with the ash borer. I know there at least used to be a quarantine on the wood here. I guess it has spread pretty much everywhere now though so maybe it doesn't make any difference. I do know a few years ago though you were supposed to even leave the county with ash firewood. I guess if they are gonna mill it the wood would more then likely go in a kiln and that should kill any bugs
Nice work! Say, do they make ripping blades for chainsaws? Ripping blades are not as common these days for table saws, but they do provide an advantage.
Well done Chris. You made short work of the tree service nasty, metal infested ash. Oodles of noodles. Sometimes I just noodle for the fun of it on wood that could be broken down on the splitter easier. Lets get moving. GNI
Wanted to let you know we had the enemy of the state Tuesday snow flurries for about 3 hrs here in northern Illinois, I know your videos are a few week off but yeah it’s the season 😎.
If you use a basis of 720 pieces of wood per full cord of firewood. Then it’s a 240 pieces per face cord (1/3 cord).42.6 sqft. / 3.95 sq meter. Use the grapple to lift the chunks on the splitter until it gets to manageable size.
Why can’t you just charge per level load on your trailer , not stacked just thrown in , price for different types of wood , price for mixed wood and same for pick up bed , two options , full trailer load or full pick up load , no half loads or third of a load , save time and money , and if they don’t like that idea then tell them to try elsewhere, Regards Davy 🇹🇭
That would be the time an old vertical splitter would come in handy. Just build a plank floor to go around the splitter floor plate to move the rounds easy so they don't flop around. Look at outdoors with Jay because he does that.
I think you need to hire one guy, someone that’s eager to work, possibly an ex felon and pay him about 40,000 a year. He or she can stay there and cut all day. Just a thought.
really enjoy any thing with wood I'm a old guy i do cut wood on and off glad this channel popped up good job machine works good
Thanks for watching Michael, there is over 850 videos waiting for you to watch on my channel, get busy!! Thanks
Those rip shavings look like they would make great fire starter. Reno
Yup, it sure does!
It was 35 in SE Georgia this morning. Too cold for my last week of lawn care!! Glad you were able to file chain back in good working order!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
35 is beautiful weather!!!
G’morning Chris. That is some kick Ash wood. Nice steel for the collection. Nice work today ! Keep it up Man ! Thank you for providing our daily Carnàge.
GoodNightIrene
Thanks, carnage is good!
Hi Chris Richard here I love which your channel because you are a allsome at raining a saw and I so proud of you for moving your wood yard because your neighbours are making your life hell because they do not like looking at wood
Thanks so much for watching Richard!
I could watch this for hours! What is it about seeing logs cut up that's so satisfying? Good job on all that firewood .🙂
Yup, it is fun to do and watch! Thanks!!
Obviously someone loved ❤️ their Ash tree very much to have paid an Arborist all those years ago to bolt and cable the crotch from continuing split! I am sure they are still upset just seeing a huge stump where their beautiful tree use to be.😪😪
I had a rounded 14' dump trailer of tree service wood dropped off last Sunday. I processed this week and 1/3 of the wood is in a cookie bin. All the work and mess to just basically give it away as boiler chunks. I know everybody gets all excited about thoughts of "free" wood being dropped at their woodyard but your thoughts will soon change after dealing with it!👍
Yup, you have to be very specific about what you will accept in the "dump zone"! You have to reject some once in a while to keep them honest!
Chris, your some man for one man.
Thanks for watching!
Your ability to not rototill the ground with your chain is maddening!!
I have had a little practice.
Ah yes metal in logs😆I used to work in a mill near mosgiel in Otago, New Zealand and a friend of mine at the mill transferred to dimension sawing. First day they got a log that had a very long waratah, that's a steel fence post, that the tree had grown right around and he blew the teeth off every single dimension blade. Fireworks. Stopped the entire mill! It totally freaked him out so He quit dimension sawing the same day and went back to his old machine. He was spooked for a week after it. I'll never forget it 😳 glad you just dulled a few teeth and didn't put on a fireworks display with your new chain 😆
Yup, no big deal, it fixed up easy!
Congrats ITW/Chris on moving the logs to where they need to go. Been getting alot of buffing on my computer watching youtube videos.
Thanks for watching!
Great watch as always Chris.. Quick question if i may, Looking to buy my first splitter and wondered should i look at a Kinetic splitter, electric or petrol "normal " single wedge splitters ? All 3 are around 8 ton force and similar prices. Only splitting around 3-4 cords but all done in short time frame and mostly crotchy old Oak. Thanks, any advice appreciated.
For nasty crotchy wood I would want a hydraulic splitter for sure. Single wedge.
Woensdag can we expect a tour 'round your new woodyard? Greetz from Holland.
Sooooooon!
Good morning everyone, 592 my favorites chainsaw you have.
Mine too!
@@InTheWoodyard I don't know how I could sneak, I mean justify buying a new Husqvarna 592 for my woodyard. I did just get the stihl Ms 400 c. The 592 is going to have to go into my bucket list.
🤘Nice carnaging!
Love the videos. I cut quite a bit of firewood for family even though I don’t burn any myself. Mabe some day I can make a little money from it. Still using little toys to process it.
You can do it!
That 592 is mighty impressive!
Yup, it cuts like a mad man!
I see you got yourself a new Kubota splitter ;) It's always a new chain, unfortunatly
Kioti!!!!
You're very good at not cutting dirt when blocking big pieces of wood. I prefer to cut a fair way through then finish them with a splitting maul. Usually only takes a tap.
Thanks, I like to cut!
Those pieces with steel in them worried me. But I should have known that you had it under control. Banging that crotchy piece apart was genius.
Yup, it is always fun!!
Chris at least you could see the surprises in the wood. It’s the ones you don’t see and the trees with sand in them. Make a few cuts resharpen (yeah) , when you see spark’s flying in day light you know your having fun . Keep on cutting
Yup, if you are afraid of hitting junk in the wood ...stay home! Haaaaaa!
Man, that 592 is a real screamer. Sorry you lost your yard.
I did not loose it I got a better one!! Thanks!
Milwaukee and dewalt have some really nice battery tripod lights that work great. They chew the batteries so you have to have a couple but it makes it nice to work long splitting wood in the fall,winter and spring.
Yup, good idea!
The 592 is a beast. No other way to describe it.
Yup, it is a screeeemah!
Hello from Port Washington WI. I really enjoy watching your videos. I can see where you would like a much bigger push plate. That company does make them for other models. I wonder if one could be retrofitted on your splitter. I love the crunching noise the wood makes as its being ripped apart. Especially the ugly stuff. Praying you keep all your fingers and toes. Susie from Port Washington WI.
Thanks for watching Susie, that is a bigger push plate and it works fine!
Don’t take this the wrong way
But from a saw builder aspect. Please keep the high revving on small wood to a minimum (throttle pinned like this whole video). We call it “piss revving” hahah
YOU will grenade that topend. More so have premature wear on the piston skirts and excess heat on every single bearing in the saw
Maybe 1/2 throttle on the small stuff
That’s a VERY large piston to be kept moving at 14,000 plus rpm
Yup, good points!
I took down 6 trees earlier bunch more that should probably come down but these were all in the yard most the rest are out in the woods. Couple dead beech, ash, and maple. Couple of them were monsters. The one huge maple though not sure how much good wood will come out of it. The top blew down a while back. Was hung up in a cherry for 2 years and finally came down almost on top of my dog last year. Really been wanting rid of it but I was scared to cut it lol. I had some Amish here putting roofs on my sheds and the one young guy was brave he didn't care lol. It did land on the swing set but oh well. Gave it a good dent but didn't crush it. Damn maple broke into 3 pieces hitting the swing set and just dented the swing lol. Its probably about 30 inch diameter but something had been eating at it and the woodpeckers pounded holes in it everywhere going after whatever bugs were in there. He found a bunch of trees he wants sounds like he wants to give me a few grand to cut out some of the ash and the single pine I have. I figured ash wasn't good for anything but firewood but he wants to run it through his saw mill
Ash is great lumber! Good for you to sell it!
@@InTheWoodyard I didn't know it could really be used for much with the ash borer. I know there at least used to be a quarantine on the wood here. I guess it has spread pretty much everywhere now though so maybe it doesn't make any difference. I do know a few years ago though you were supposed to even leave the county with ash firewood. I guess if they are gonna mill it the wood would more then likely go in a kiln and that should kill any bugs
Good morning Chris!!😀😀
Hello Al!!!!!!
Those few pieces that stick in the trailer I call "The Profit"!
Haaaaa!
Thank you for counting the face cord, I'll make note of that
Thanks for watching!
Man I wish my tree services would drop off some ash! Been getting a lot of maple lately👍👍 GNI
Maple is good to, better than willow!!!!!!
Love watching you RIP with the Husky
Thanks!!
I like that saw !
ME TOO!
That was some nasty ash, Free service wood better then nothing, Good luck in your new wood yard,
I got a lot of good wood from that!
Nice work! Say, do they make ripping blades for chainsaws? Ripping blades are not as common these days for table saws, but they do provide an advantage.
I just use the same saw, a big saw will rip just fine!
Well done Chris. You made short work of the tree service nasty, metal infested ash. Oodles of noodles. Sometimes I just noodle for the fun of it on wood that could be broken down on the splitter easier. Lets get moving. GNI
With a big saw noodling is easy!
I like the challenge of tree service wood. Straight pieces can get boring. This is supposed to be fun after all!
Yes!!!!!!
just picked up a Husqvarna 592xp today. Can't wait to see how much carnage I can create with that bad boy. Thanks for another awesome video Chris.
Wow! You will like it a lot!
Gold, pure gold
Thanks Mr. Gold Star!
How many face cords are you selling per year on average? Looks like a lot!
600ish
Is that a 24” or 28” on the 592?
24" lite bar
That chain is cutting nicely. Hoping my chain cuts like that this morning on my macrocarpa.
Yup, sharp chains are a treat to use!
Delivered and stacked Chris....
Sorry about new chain
The chain was not to bad easily fixed!
Wanted to let you know we had the enemy of the state Tuesday snow flurries for about 3 hrs here in northern Illinois, I know your videos are a few week off but yeah it’s the season 😎.
Yup, we had snow here the other day too!
Hi Cris,it`s still sad u are moving from the woodyard☹
I am not sad, I am excited, lots of good stuff to come!!
Who makes those chap you wear? Need a pair but don’t like the neon colors. Reno
I think Oregon has some that are grey
Husqvarna!
Maybe so, but mine are Husqvarna.
If you use a basis of 720 pieces of wood per full cord of firewood.
Then it’s a 240 pieces per face cord (1/3 cord).42.6 sqft. / 3.95 sq meter.
Use the grapple to lift the chunks on the splitter until it gets to manageable size.
All good ideas!
I get about 350 pieces per face cord also
I have found nails but no bolts with the saw.. so in a way I feel you pain on the new chair finding that..
Yup tree service wood it always an adventure!
The noodles make good mulch.
Yup, it does that!
Lots of metal
Yup, tree service wood is like that!
In the future videos would you be able to add up the totals of money you make on each delivery
Yup, I have done that a lot, check out some of the old videos. I will again too.
I'm impressed by the 592...especially when it's used to turn big stuff into smaller stuff. :)
Yup, it does that well!
👍
Thanks Tony!
WOW!!!!!!
Thanks for watching!
👍👍
Thanks!!
If there's 350~ piece in a facecord and you're producing 600 face cords a year that's about 210 thousand pieces!
Okay, that means I need another 210,000!!!
Was tapping my foot to the new toons
Thanks, glad you like the tunes!
👍🚜
Thanks!!
Dirt at 29:37 did not look like it helped the cause on subsequent cuts.🤭
Ha! Maybe so! You can't be afraid when cutting or nothing happens!
I don't think your wood sits long enough to rott
No, it does not!!
Why can’t you just charge per level load on your trailer , not stacked just thrown in , price for different types of wood , price for mixed wood and same for pick up bed , two options , full trailer load or full pick up load , no half loads or third of a load , save time and money , and if they don’t like that idea then tell them to try elsewhere,
Regards Davy 🇹🇭
I do that some times!
That would be the time an old vertical splitter would come in handy. Just build a plank floor to go around the splitter floor plate to move the rounds easy so they don't flop around. Look at outdoors with Jay because he does that.
Yup, I used to do that but it is to slow.
@@InTheWoodyard 👍
I think you need to hire one guy, someone that’s eager to work, possibly an ex felon and pay him about 40,000 a year. He or she can stay there and cut all day. Just a thought.
Ha!!! An ex-felon! Ha!! No thanks, I don't need problems, I have friends to help.
Someone with a neck tattoo
@@mercoldswfo
Now you thinking out the box. Absolutely. A neck tattoo, pregnant girlfriend and two strikes against him.
Check your email boss
I did!!
Buckin billy ray would have a fit the way that 592 is 4 strokin 😂 but she sounds better in the it wood… sort of
It cuts and that is all that matters!
Maybe bouncing off
the rev limiter