I'd have done everything exactly the same but the tree still would have fallen on the house. It's nice to see professionals doing a good professional job. 👍
Why would it fall on the house if you used these methods like professionals use the outcome is always the same when using wedges as long as the v notch is cut right then hammer wedges so the tree falls in direction you cut v notch in for it to fall away from house and away from those powerlines you'll be good both of you I been doing trees for 20 years and when I started I cut trees down inches away from houses with all the neighbors outside watching me I dropped trees right where I wanted them and to be funny I even set soda cans where tree will drop to crush the cans for the neighbors this was before TH-cam
Wow... absolutely one of the best edits... And for a shorty... You, sir... have enhanced your creativity in a modernistic, fantabulous way through the hi tech miracle of this TH-cam audio/visual format. Yoo mayka mee happpi 🔥👍🍁🍂
Awesome Billy! I haven't watched your stuff in awhile, I been busy. I've missed it, you're a good dude and highly skilled at the craft. Not many guys like you left sadly. Stay safe.
That's the definition of something close to home feelings wise.. We had an old apple tree back at my parents place where me and my brothers used to go climb and play when we were kids. It really hurt when it had to come down a few years ago because of root rot. Tree held as many memories as it did apples you know.. Have a nice weekend Buckin!🙏🌳✊
Trees are a great blessing. Sadly like everything in the cycle of life, it has its time. I do residential removals and there’s a lot of energy in the air whene a tree comes down. Some of the memories are revealed in carvings, light post hangers hammock screws, bird feeders, horizontal limbs with ropes, nails, and and worn down bark. 🌲 🌳
It’s not confidence, when variables you can’t control are at play. Your dad was just a fukin master at winging it… any real man will master that trait one day. You only learn from mistakes… or winging it.
I did that exact same scenario. But it was two trees locked together. And I had to lay them both down a 4' wide ditch. To avoid a barn on the right, power lines behind me, and a vegetable garden on the left.
Hey Billy Your lower back stability ball helped me tremendously and i've passed it on over the years to half a dozen people. You change lives and are an inspiration. 🤙
The coefficient of friction to the 32nd power squared times C (the speed of light). (happens every time, except when in the vicinity of the event horizon of a black hole)
Work easier if you ran a stihl wouldn't have to use so many wedges to bring it down lol jk good video. Can't go wrong with a back cut wedging it to bring it up to where you want it to go. Dome it many times as a faller in Cali. On big timber
The fact that the tree was on fire when it came down tells me it made contact with a high voltage line. The supplier will usually remove the tree at no charge or at least do some pruning to make the removal safer. Stay in your lane my friend as I want to keep watching your videos. Check out ANSI Z133 and join the fight to make it OSHA code.
Hey Billy, you've been inspiring me for a bit now, just wondering why you would need to make a back cut first..... Also man you are living the dream.....most people wouldn't appreciate such beautiful landscapes and sceneries but i live for that. Anyway hope you have a great day bub!
I know i am not Billy, but the reason is to make sure that the tree doesn't fall back on the saw. That way, you would be available to put a wedge in, and if it set back, then there is almost no way to put a wedge in there hope that makes sense
He made a comment about the weight. That first cut and wedge was probably an additional insurance that the tree would fall away from the building, just in case he found any unstable interior rot as he was making the usual face cut. Otherwise, a face cut could have released enough tension against the backweight to send the tree backwards into the building.
I saw your brush burning. A friend in Grants Pass had a logger come in, cut some tall trees, clear brush. He had a burn going. After he was done, maybe a week later, the site of his burn pile, bare now, started smoking. Volunteer fire department came, called it something, I believe dragon was in the name. They fined my friend.
good way to take a back leaner because where you cut the face up holds in tension to keep the bar from getting pinched and then you can wedger her up and cut yer face, then wedge it the rest of the way
Is the backcut 1st so that it doesnt close up on you after you make the birds mouth and then start cutting from behind? Its always nice to learn a new way to make our job easier
He had a small brush fire started in the yard before the tree was fell. The top of tree landed into the fire or atleast real close to it. He then limbed and burnt the top, right in the same fire!👍Go back to yesterday's video and you can see the whole job!
with a hard lean back, if you break the front plate with an undercut it goes back further, then when you go to put yer back cut in it instantly sits on yer saw and yer screwed . with back cut first there is all gains , yer never behind, great for small diameter trees
That little spider fella picked a good time to get outta there
I always give them a minute, as much time as they need.
Time to move little buddy 😂
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I'd have done everything exactly the same but the tree still would have fallen on the house. It's nice to see professionals doing a good professional job. 👍
Laughing, Same here
Why would it fall on the house if you used these methods like professionals use the outcome is always the same when using wedges as long as the v notch is cut right then hammer wedges so the tree falls in direction you cut v notch in for it to fall away from house and away from those powerlines you'll be good both of you I been doing trees for 20 years and when I started I cut trees down inches away from houses with all the neighbors outside watching me I dropped trees right where I wanted them and to be funny I even set soda cans where tree will drop to crush the cans for the neighbors this was before TH-cam
Hahauslha
Wow... absolutely one of the best edits...
And for a shorty...
You, sir... have enhanced your creativity in a modernistic, fantabulous way through the hi tech miracle of this TH-cam audio/visual format.
Yoo mayka mee happpi 🔥👍🍁🍂
Love the video, nice drop, right into the fire!
Well said
😎👍 Greetings from Germany Peter
Husky always outperforms.....
Agree absolutely
That spider was like "GET ME THE HELLL OUTTA HERE!..LOL
Nah he’s like “ what you doing ? “ what’s that little machine you got there “ - five second later “ f🤬🤬🤬 you “
Awesome Billy!
I haven't watched your stuff in awhile, I been busy.
I've missed it, you're a good dude and highly skilled at the craft.
Not many guys like you left sadly.
Stay safe.
I love the sound of that two-stroke saw! Great vid man!
Nice! Right into the burn pile🔥
That's the definition of something close to home feelings wise.. We had an old apple tree back at my parents place where me and my brothers used to go climb and play when we were kids. It really hurt when it had to come down a few years ago because of root rot. Tree held as many memories as it did
apples you know..
Have a nice weekend Buckin!🙏🌳✊
Same thing but with a massive old Magnolia tree at my Dad’s parents house in Louisiana.
@@kevintucker3354 🌳🙏
Trees are a great blessing. Sadly like everything in the cycle of life, it has its time. I do residential removals and there’s a lot of energy in the air whene a tree comes down. Some of the memories are revealed in carvings, light post hangers hammock screws, bird feeders, horizontal limbs with ropes, nails, and and worn down bark. 🌲 🌳
That my friend is a new way to “fan the flames” love wins!
My dad dropped a tree between two clothes lines. The other sides were homes and fences. Idk if i could ever have that confidence
It’s not confidence, when variables you can’t control are at play. Your dad was just a fukin master at winging it… any real man will master that trait one day. You only learn from mistakes… or winging it.
Fell so hard it caught fire
Anything done well is a work of art 👍
Some of the best videos out there
I’m impressed. Great job, went right where you were planning. Show a almost perfect drop something a little bit wrong. Teach me more please.👣🐾🍀
I love the little fire at the end!!
I did that exact same scenario. But it was two trees locked together. And I had to lay them both down a 4' wide ditch. To avoid a barn on the right, power lines behind me, and a vegetable garden on the left.
Hey billy which husky are you runnin there?
Good job sir. Have a great weekend
The squirrels living in that tree are probably mad 🤣
They got plenty of other homes to squat in 😂 not my attic though
Hey Billy
Your lower back stability ball helped me tremendously and i've passed it on over the years to half a dozen people. You change lives and are an inspiration.
🤙
The spider: shitshitshitshit gotta go NOW!
Top job Buckin 👍 Johno
Bucking Billy is the man rock on 🤘
I got poison ivy just from watching this lol
Anybody else notice the stihl bar on the huski....? Interesting combo. Great content buckin I love it
How?
I always enjoy your videos and the Fact that you never have anything negative to say
Some really pretty lumber in that tree.
Nothing but style!!!
Another great job there Buckin
You got style Billy.
Loved it BR! WHAT A NICE LITTLE EDIT!
SUPER COOL SHORT!!
Love your work, learn some great tricks of the trade. Thanks from Plano, ILLinois
So this one burst into flames, I'm interested in knowing why? 😲
I'd also like to know this.
Landed in a fire
The coefficient of friction to the 32nd power squared times C (the speed of light).
(happens every time, except when in the vicinity of the event horizon of a black hole)
He was burning the brush , the tree was outback of his house. So instead of using a chipper he just burned it up
Hit the power line
Work easier if you ran a stihl wouldn't have to use so many wedges to bring it down lol jk good video. Can't go wrong with a back cut wedging it to bring it up to where you want it to go. Dome it many times as a faller in Cali. On big timber
MAGNIFICENT JOB FELLING THAT 🌲 TREE...
The fact that the tree was on fire when it came down tells me it made contact with a high voltage line. The supplier will usually remove the tree at no charge or at least do some pruning to make the removal safer. Stay in your lane my friend as I want to keep watching your videos. Check out ANSI Z133 and join the fight to make it OSHA code.
Yah goof, he had a fire going on the ground.
Nice shot billy"" a pretty much perfect
Love it man......
This one was crazy. That kerf got so wide before the tree went. As always, tree lands like a feather going to sleep lol.
Hey Billy, you've been inspiring me for a bit now, just wondering why you would need to make a back cut first.....
Also man you are living the dream.....most people wouldn't appreciate such beautiful landscapes and sceneries but i live for that.
Anyway hope you have a great day bub!
I know i am not Billy, but the reason is to make sure that the tree doesn't fall back on the saw. That way, you would be available to put a wedge in, and if it set back, then there is almost no way to put a wedge in there hope that makes sense
Nice explanation 👌
@tony Dobek thanks i tend not to put down what i mean sometimes, and it doesn't make sense
He made a comment about the weight. That first cut and wedge was probably an additional insurance that the tree would fall away from the building, just in case he found any unstable interior rot as he was making the usual face cut. Otherwise, a face cut could have released enough tension against the backweight to send the tree backwards into the building.
Nice job Billy! Whatt the tune its perfect for the job!
wow amazing edits and nice cut down fall and streight to burn
Very talented and knowledgeable, been cutting trees for years! Learn still to this day, you stop learning you are finished
I saw your brush burning. A friend in Grants Pass had a logger come in, cut some tall trees, clear brush. He had a burn going. After he was done, maybe a week later, the site of his burn pile, bare now, started smoking.
Volunteer fire department came, called it something, I believe dragon was in the name. They fined my friend.
OMG keep them coming
Got to love a triple stacker!
Love the 🔥 at the end!
Good one buck! Beautiful specimen that tree!
Perfect song for the wedgemaster! Love the fire! 🌲🔥🔥🔥
Great video. Why start with the back cut?
That's a true master craftsman there. Buckin Billy Ray!!
Love it
I wish I was there to do the real work now all respect Billy nothing taken God bless you good work 🙏
Never seen a back cut first. Interesting.
good way to take a back leaner because where you cut the face up holds in tension to keep the bar from getting pinched and then you can wedger her up and cut yer face, then wedge it the rest of the way
You are the man Buck
Double sponsorship Stihl on a Husky. 😂
That spider just shook hands with danger
IMPORTANT UPDATE:
The tree caught fire and quickly got out of control and caught the house on fire as well. It was a total loss.
No problem. I'll bet everyone in here would house Billy and his family on short notice. I wood.
@@sneakyfox4651 hahaha love ya
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Thanks..
Smooth as butter, nice work Billy
The Master at Work 👍
I am at peace… I’m in no rush….
Woah that’s huge spider!!
Perfect performance 🙂 well done my best friend 🎄😎🎄
Next to structure, it's getting rope & winch... Based on the stack of wedges, it must have been leaning towards the house?
You a bad man, Billy
Smooth as silk
You totally Rock Billy good tunes with the video
Marvelous! Job well done as always!👍
Beautiful
Is the backcut 1st so that it doesnt close up on you after you make the birds mouth and then start cutting from behind? Its always nice to learn a new way to make our job easier
How do you decide which notch to use and when/where to remove bark?
Goo Billy Ray!!! Ur our hero dwn here in Arkansas..
Good tune 😁
Back cut first! 😮 cool!!!!
Can you explain why you did the "felling" cut first? An arborists and forester here 😁😁
My only guess was to introduce some lean into the tree as soon as possible but seems like a risky method.
Buckin' Billy is awesome!
That's a nice one!
Was this your own tree?
Yeah, right in front of their house, shading out Hogan's room and leaning the wrong way.
. Three high, wedge to the thigh. Good work
I'm watching you and your son on ax man right now 😂
Tree killer! Nah I love your videos.
Tree explodes when it hits the ground like when cars fall off cliffs in the movies 🤣🤣
He almost looks like he knows what he's doin'.
Lol😂😂
Мастерство исполнения, как всегда, на высоте.
Пламенный привет от Вашего давнего подписчика.
Подписался на Ваш Ютуб канал около 15 лет назад !!! )))
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But why it's on fire
I'd also like to know this.
He had a small brush fire started in the yard before the tree was fell. The top of tree landed into the fire or atleast real close to it. He then limbed and burnt the top, right in the same fire!👍Go back to yesterday's video and you can see the whole job!
Jestem pod wrażeniem Twojej techniki ,rewelacja .
Poziom mistrz.
Pozdrawiam z Polski .
Nice 👍
you should be a Stihl model!
It's not a Stihl chainsaw, it's a Husqvarna
Wow 3 high wedge top heavy a good job Bucking Billy
Nice video! As an arborist from holland am just want to why ? Why the backcut first, whats the benefit ?
with a hard lean back, if you break the front plate with an undercut it goes back further, then when you go to put yer back cut in it instantly sits on yer saw and yer screwed . with back cut first there is all gains , yer never behind, great for small diameter trees
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith thank you for the explanation !!
Great technique I'm going to share this with my boss
EPIC choice of song! I love it! Kindness is contagious
You are a stud.
Rock on, brother.
wedgmanship right there I'd say.
That's a lot of lumber.
Btw, Great Music 🎶 🎵
True talent, planning and patience at work in a beautiful way. Sorry tree had to go! Hope wood was useful to someone!’
it will warm me
Billy Ray . . . you're so hot the tree ignites upon landing. Wow!!
What saw is that?
I absolutely love that you have a stihl bar on a husky I'm absolutely not making fun of that I just think it's cool that you intermingle