Beaverin'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Filmed in July, 2022.
Mr. Green and I on a tree killing spree. NorCal Coast Redwood timber.
Not my proudest "hour" stumping...
Hanging out, in Outerspace, while trying to get the face in this tree. In retrospect, maybe I should have reached around a little further initially. I was pretty close to maxed out in that regard already. I've actually fallen off the stump while attempting the same maneuver a few times in the past.
A thumbs up from Mr. Green on getting all the "extras" out of the hinge area.
The limbs from this tree were entangled with the limbs from the other tree growing out of the old growth stump.
God was smiling on me here. The old growth stump was solid enough to wedge off of. And, we watched this tree perfectly hit the slot despite my worst effort in a long time getting a face in.
Mr. Ryan's 661. Psy-Ko SS built saw with an unlimited coil. This was after several tanks of fuel run through it. Still rich (WAY) on the high idle circuit.
3' (the shorty 36 @ 115 drivers of 3/8 chain) Stihl lw bar.
At the time of your viewing this, I may, or may not, be immediately available for custom saw modifications. I am booked out several months regularly. If you are interested in having a saw zipped, please shoot me an email. That is the best, first point of contact.
danger_cat@rocketmail.com
Thanks for watching.
Yah, yah, yah on the stumping miscue, lol. I did add a little info in the description area. Thanks for watching.
Tough spot buddy
love hearing that 661 rumble though!
I imagine the forester had a smile on his face when he marked that tree. Your skill always amazes me, Jack, even blind folded.
You had precisely enough wedge for that one. Not too little, not too much.
Super awesome job as always. Saw seems to pull hard. I can’t wait to get it. Got some 6’ dbh eucalyptus to fall with it. If anyone out there is contemplating using jack to build a saw you will not be disappointed, I have 6 now and not 1 fault to date. So rest assure he is very good at building saws and a good guy to boot. There is only one downfall which is your teeth will be full of chips because your smiling the whole time your cutting with it. Lol
Thanks jack
Super cool that you get to watch him test it out. Enjoy!
Quite a balancing act, nice job with not much room for error, that looked like a long fall down to where those frizbees were going.
You earned your pay on that stick.
Thank you sir, saw cutting nicely.
Chain chewing good.
I could hear that rich you indicated in the description, better a tad rich than lean starting out, i'd say, keep of the nice work Jack.
Hello to Mr. Greene too.
:-)
Oh the beauty of cutting redwood! Keeps it interesting
Hi jack
Nice job 👍 you are true professional like watching
your TH-cam videos reviewing different saws good honest reviews keep up the good work and as we say in Australia stay safe mate.
Good work. True sawman 🙌 God bless from the Midwest.
As always, thanks for the great content Jack. I inherited an old saw and wondered if I could trouble you to drop some knowledge on me. Thank you much, Scott.
That looked very difficult! Good job👍👍
Remember Jack.... it's the quality inside that defines the ugly ones. :>)
Great cutting in a very awkward place. And as you said, you’re still alive, which is the important bit.
Nice job
beaver is a hungry lil creature in them woods bro.
Have you happened across Bjarne Buttler on TH-cam. Pleasant young guy felling big trees in some of the most beautiful scenery. Worth a quick look if you're not already familiar with him. Regards from Scotland.
(( I'm a logger / hand faller )) Bjarne kills ancient trees much older than these nor Cal trees here. Bjarne doesn't care if they are the oldest trees in his country, his excuse he said to me is " they are way out we're no one will notice when they are gone", he's a punk
@@CatDaddySteve, lol
@@CatDaddySteve wow, all the teams out there are punks, who'd'a thunk it? Why does Nor-Cal have young trees? Did someone kill the biggies? Wouldn't young trees grow big if they were left? Felling trees is a snake eating its own tail. You can argue but things are going to die when a nation wants wood. Do you think the government that licences felling doesn't know what it is doing? Do you think they don't have to answer to environmentalists? There is a plan, maybe not to the taste of all but there is a plan.
@@CatDaddySteve wow, all the teams out there are punks, who'd'a thunk it? Why does Nor-Cal have young trees? Did someone kill the biggies? Wouldn't young trees grow big if they were left? Felling trees is a snake eating its own tail. You can argue but things are going to die when a nation wants wood. Do you think the government that licences felling doesn't know what it is doing? Do you think they don't have to answer to environmentalists? There is a plan, maybe not to the taste of all but there is a plan.
@@CatDaddySteveyou should go chain yourself to one and cry
Saw sounds legit!!!
Sketchy, but beautifully done
All went well that's what counts
2:54 “yeah I’m smelling it” were you were talking about your standard Humboldt county shrub or a fire?
Lack of a decent shot.
Thanks for watching.
Hi. Nice clips watched a lot of them. What kind glove do you wear and what brand is that? Looking for some new. Best regards thy.
Thank you.
Those are North Star. But, during covid the wrist bands went to crapp.
I switched to American Glove. Seems like the bands hold up better.
The mediums are thicker than the smalls, which I thought was interesting.
Best of luck.
Thanks for watching.
@@hotsaws101 ok. Those are some kind of cut resistant gloves? Or are those cotton gloves? Any link maybe?
Yeah rewelcome for watching like the content a window in another forrest is always welcome =)
@@hotsaws101 ok i found some. Thy. Got some heavy duty oven gloves they are thick to then the vibrations will be dampend well out to. That will the idea be behinde the thick glove methode ^^
As we all know Stihl runs the yard. It was nice seeing that 661 rip that tree apart. Stay thirsty my friend. #stihlpower 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿👑😊
Patrick hi.
I've been pondering your statement.
Cannot say I completely, and/or, totally agree.
It's an application "thing" from my perspective.
Certain saws possess better attributes in different applications.
Raw power, the 395 beats the 661. Or 066/660 for that matter. It's indisputable. Not up for debate.
Not up for caveats.
There are other places were this holds true.
Although I can appreciate your vigor, I'm more about the bar length that is needed in a certain strip, the wood density that your up against, and what a guy is dealing with on the ground from the physical perspective.
Those factors determine the best saw choice in my opinion.
We may have to agree to disagree.
Thanks for watching.
@@hotsaws101 Thank you for your honesty. Keep up the good work but Stihl still runs the yard. 😊👍🏿 #stihlpower
Mr. Jack, it is my opinion this one qualifies for DANGERCAT status as well...very enjoyable as well as educational. Do you have any further commentary on the bearded gentleman who was with you in this episode?
Brian hi.
Mr. Green. Built a saw for him 7/8 years ago. Built some others (featured in various video) since then.
Younger guy that's not an egomaniac. Very thoughtful in the bush.
Over time, we became friends.
He wanted to learn some more of the nuance of falling redwood timber. We partnered up for a tree killing spree on the NorCal Coast this summer.
I think that I've been able to to show him some of the little bit that I know.
I've been able to show him a "whole lotta" of what not to do, lol.
Thanks for watching.
@@hotsaws101 Thank you Mr. Jack...his 390 I suppose...th-cam.com/video/ANRMpWeG36A/w-d-xo.html
Getting up there and staying there is a job just doing that, any kind of undercut and stump would satisfy me. Besides, no one can see it way up there. Haha
God is good...
Can't argue with results
Roger that. Jack has high expectations.......that's why I chose him to build me a saw. He's a pretty cool cat also.
@@billryan8721 I'm a little jealous. I'm waiting on a saw from mastermind
Would you build a saw for me
b r hi.
Email is the best, 1st point of contact for me.
Thanks for watching.
@@hotsaws101 can I have your email please thank you buddy
Can I please have your email thank you so much buddy
b r, his email is in the description..
@@Brian2bears thank you I finally seen it the other day LOL
@@br-dj2ti are you getting something built?
@@tjlovesrachel I'm trying to Buddy I just know he emailed me and said he's really busy logging right now trying to get a 500 souped up zip kit
@@br-dj2ti yeahh.. when he built my saw it was over the winter basically his "off season"... but it was worth it for me at least... and I've been meaning to send him my 461 when I can justify the extra cash imma spend.. but I believe ypu will be happy in the end.. good luck and have a happy Thanksgiving