Thanks Buckin' and Hogan for welcoming us into the Bunker and showing us those deadly builds. Beautiful axes. Hoping you and the family stay well and healthy! ✊🏻🌳👍🏻
Loved every second of this video, Im sure you are a very proud dad the way Ganges is loving his work from your guidance.I am so happy for ye both......Ireland watching here....stay safe and be kind people
@@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE Back at you lad, I'm here in Co,Cavan on the shores of Lough Ramor in a wee village called Virginia.......I love this Buckin Billy Ray channel, he's a mountain of knowledge.
Great job on that axe hogan!! I hope everybody in BUCKIN BILLY RAY NATION is staying healthy and safe!!! We just got our 4th case in the county I live in here in Maine. Stay safe everybody. I have to stay safe because I’m high risk because my cancer treatments I had ruined my immune system. Nothing scares me buckin. But this has me a bit nervous I’m not going to lie. That’s why I feel so much better alone out in the woods!!!
This is quality son/dad time. This is how we are meant to spend our time. Love, support and happiness with family. And sharing it with everyone we can.
Waitin on our first child and watchin some buckin while we wait on him to enter this world. I plan on teachin him a lot of the values we share on this channel. He will be raised to love the outdoors, axes and cuttin wood! Much Love Buckin, from PA
Man I love your show brother.i love your spirit man got me buying and trading for axe heads and looking at old logging tools I just feel good when I watch your show w/your son it brings a brightness into my heart.Mickey blueyes
Today, my wife and our two kids got up and started bucking. It resultet in seventy eight bags of 60 liter pine. She stacked the bags and I was bissi bucking with just a normal Fiskars axe (plastic handle). We live in Oslo, corona closed here also, but ttook a day trip to our cabin just because I am watching you and got inspired this morning. Keep posting - thanks
Ganges is learning everyday, awesome he knows the names of vintage tools and learning how to use them. Another generation learning a true art. Good job buckin, be kind with love
Like father like son ,you've done a great job teaching Hogan BILLY,what I like is because you teach him but you never pressure him ,and your humble awesome job GANGES nice to see you in your grove finding your way through life ,your on the right path your man stay strong my friend ,great job hogan😁😁💪💪💪💪✊✊✊
Did a swell job there, Hogan ! Glad Ya Like The Metro I Sent Ya Awhile Back ! That Walters Black Diamond Is A Brute ! Love To All New Subs & Blues ! Be Kind Every-1 Prayers & Hugs For Bo Bo & Family ! ATB T God Bless
Becky Davis there is no better feeling then sitting back and teaching your kids something different, and it is even better when it is a trade from years gone by.
i was not having the best of days, hands down your day needs more love, i can feel your hurting bub, sending good energy and love brother. a great man said more then once or twice, this too shall pass. buckin the boy is killin it, beautiful handles, great hang.
hey that apple didn't fall far from the tree !!!! good work sonny ! ya got one heck of a teacher boyo !!!! good to see you fellas lord bless ya men !!!
I started watching your videos a long time ago for the cutting and the power saws and always though to myself, “eh the axe stuff, I’ll never hang one.” Suddenly the world has changed and I’m shopping for axe heads. Lol. Oh my what have you done to me? Thanks for everything, and I mean everything. Aaron
HI Guys, George here. I just set a plumb pauling axe on a new (old) hickory handle. The handle is special to me because a friends Mom had it in her garage before she died and she was a sweet sweet soul of a Lady. So today, I was at my friends house, and mentioned I was looking for a good axe handle...he said " I've got one out in the shed..." The axe head is my favorite, from childhood up in Ohio. I set the head to the handle after a couple hours of careful scraping and fitting. The wedge set in fully before it stopped. this will be the axe that goes with me... where ever that is. Thanks guys for such a good video. Smiling, George.
That awesome your son is getting in on the action out in the shop can't wait till my boy is into axes he's 9 just a couple years. Thanks for the great video. By the way my son's name is Billy
I haven't used one yet, glad to see how gorgeous them wedges take to the Watka! Awesome to know I participated in the hafting of your new wedge banger Hogan! 😍🤩😍 Love you guys!
Love that moment when the watca hits the handle for the first time. It goes from a stick to a work of art. Keep up the great work fellas, see you at buckinstock.
Thanks Buckin for the morning video. If you go live just know that I'm there in spirit. I'm working nights so I will probably be sleeping. Love ya man. Thanks Ganges.🌲❤🌲✊
This is so awesome to see buckin, i love it.. u and ur boy have such an amazing bond with one another.. Im just gettin my boy out in the woods with me cuttin fire wood an he loves it just as much as i do.. U truly r an inspiration to me in so many ways.. i know i dont comment alot but i had to get this out sir.. An im hearing LOVE an BE KIND more an more here in Missouri ur doin it buckin i truly believe the message is getting out more an more..
G'day Buckin n army, nice axe build by you and the river . Mr Wallaces axe is very nice a marriage of our two countries allies since WW1 , spotted gum E Maculata , very strong high impact resistance 970 kg per cubic meter @12% mc it's prized by apiarists, it was used as teeth in wooden cog wheels dredging harbours and was known to last up to twenty years . I have a plantation of them about that age 👍🇦🇺.
Wow what a beautiful ax! Love how you fit them by hand with hand tools. You must be over the top proud of Hogan, he has really come into his own lately. Yesterday I got to run a new to me 1998 Husqvarna 55, always had Stihls but found a Husqvarna for sale and thought I'd try one and so far I love it. Very smooth and runs well. Hope everyone is well and hanging in there. Stay safe Buckin Army!
I love what you do & how you go into detail to explain the in's 7 out's of the grains of the axe handel's ...... I am just a normal everyday guy here in Australia ,who make's model aircraft ( Static Display's ) from old pine pallet's or off cut's from Bunnings , a finished product takes me about 2 year's because like you I have an eye for Detail , & if i'm not satisfied with the end result , i start over till I am satisfied with the form & shape of the model !!
Greetings from No VT (USA) - Nice work Hogan, you are getting the Buckin "touch". I like a spoke shave for shaping and fine tuning with a medium rasp and sandpaper. My draw knife is out at my summer cabin workshop (with travel issues right now I can't retrieve it) so I have been using the spoke shave more recently have gotten pretty good as an axe handle shaper and shaver.....
I love the fact that your workbenches look EXACTLY like mine and I am sure that you know where everything is as I do with mine! Good deal on the axe head Ganges!
Your videos always keep spirits up in this time of uncertainty. I haven't been here from the beginning but was here before you hit the 100k subscriber mark and being able to watch how big the channel is growing and the speed in which it is growing is incredible. Hopefully TH-cam give themselves a kick and get you your play button sent out. All the best hope everyone keeps well
I just looked on Etsy because I heard you mention it and found an awesome true temper perfect that I’d love to get and put a handle on it. Love these axe videos
Background.....I was a full-time wildland firefighter for 33 or so years starting in 1966. Point is I hung a few double bit axe handles. But, I hung a lot more Pulaski handles. In the 80's maybe I remember when those lines started showing up. At the same time they changed the grind to more of a falling shape. (as opposed to splitting). Since Pulaskis live in the dirt we had to change how we sharpened them. They are almost a hollow ground pattern and it is easy to build a feather edge...pretty but not so good in the dirt...easily chipped. I saw one (Pulaski) for sale the other day advertised as Vintage. When I saw inside the eye I knew different. The lines keep the handle from shifting on the handle. You start it on the handle a little and mark it so it always goes that direction. (true for both axe and Pulaski).,,,make a decision in the first inch, flip it around to see it it lies straighter the other direction and then carry on, mates. You and the young man carry on also. Great content. So how do I send you a picture of this double-bit falling ax head? Take care, Jay
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith I'm just learning on the vidjoes. I was thinking about doing one on files some time, I have a handle in the mail from Whiskey River, my 61 parts came in yesterday and its all your fault. Get Hogan a microphone. J
Buckin', you made my day giving a little bit of assistance to Hogan on his axe build. I'm looking forward to build some axes with my son. What's next for Hogan? Be safe and keep moving everyone.
Greetings from Germany. Watching from my shop as always making some knife sheath's. Almost dinner time here. Wish you all the best and a great day to you all..
Hey Buckin,been a long time subscriber started around the 2000 mark,glad your happy with the Walters,they are reasonably rare to find down here, Colby is a GOOD MAN indeed all his idea mate and how good are he’s handles !! How’s the grain on that spotted gum ?!!!, continue to be kind and let’s all get through these testing times.ENJOY!!
with the kerf closed you can (when ready to set wedge ) use a wide chisel to spread the kerf and make those ribs bite making it easier getting the wood wedge started If you get what Im saying
Nice work Ganges and wow that Tazzie is just lovely. 🌲❤🌲✊
Axe building 101 with Buckin! These videos are some of my favorites!
snowman ,, we love you
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith hey hogan, I don’t know if you read your papa’s comments, but you and I seem to be a rare breed among guys our age
It is so calming, reassuring, and fun to watch father and son at work/play, being productive, creative and sharing with all us. Blessings.
Nothing better than teaching someone a trade especially your son! That’s awesome. Much love Buckin and family!
That is an awesome looking axe, great job Ganges, love it.😊💜💜👍
Thanks Buckin' and Hogan for welcoming us into the Bunker and showing us those deadly builds. Beautiful axes. Hoping you and the family stay well and healthy! ✊🏻🌳👍🏻
What is better in life than working with your son and sharing a passion together? I love it!
Normally 2 cooks in the kitchen doesnt work.
But this duo is just what the doctor ordered.
Cheers
So nice to see how you talk & are with your son! Most awesome video! Warms my heart! Thanks for sharing!
Loved every second of this video, Im sure you are a very proud dad the way Ganges is loving his work from your guidance.I am so happy for ye both......Ireland watching here....stay safe and be kind people
@@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE Back at you lad, I'm here in Co,Cavan on the shores of Lough Ramor in a wee village called Virginia.......I love this Buckin Billy Ray channel, he's a mountain of knowledge.
Fabulous job Hogan.....Buckin you gotta be one proud papa....
WELCOME NEWCOMERS LOVE WINS BE KIND
Great job on that axe hogan!! I hope everybody in BUCKIN BILLY RAY NATION is staying healthy and safe!!! We just got our 4th case in the county I live in here in Maine. Stay safe everybody. I have to stay safe because I’m high risk because my cancer treatments I had ruined my immune system. Nothing scares me buckin. But this has me a bit nervous I’m not going to lie. That’s why I feel so much better alone out in the woods!!!
This is quality son/dad time. This is how we are meant to spend our time. Love, support and happiness with family. And sharing it with everyone we can.
Sure some BEAUTIFUL AXES 🪓 WOW!! LOVE IT!! Thanks for the video!
Goood Sunday morning To the army!! #blessings
Morning Nick 🧡
good mornin
Dad and son time. The best. You re growing together more and more. Whats not to love about that. You rock. Mort
Thanks for the axe restoration details and teaching. Glad all remain healthy chez Buckin' at this difficult time.
Waitin on our first child and watchin some buckin while we wait on him to enter this world. I plan on teachin him a lot of the values we share on this channel. He will be raised to love the outdoors, axes and cuttin wood! Much Love Buckin, from PA
Man I love your show brother.i love your spirit man got me buying and trading for axe heads and looking at old logging tools I just feel good when I watch your show w/your son it brings a brightness into my heart.Mickey blueyes
Great axe Hogan! And a great mentor teaching you his knowledge! Love it!
hey Matt
Awesome Buckin’ you teaching the next generation a trade, great to see you and your son working together!
Today, my wife and our two kids got up and started bucking. It resultet in seventy eight bags of 60 liter pine. She stacked the bags and I was bissi bucking with just a normal Fiskars axe (plastic handle). We live in Oslo, corona closed here also, but ttook a day trip to our cabin just because I am watching you and got inspired this morning. Keep posting - thanks
Ganges is learning everyday, awesome he knows the names of vintage tools and learning how to use them. Another generation learning a true art. Good job buckin, be kind with love
Love the axe videos. Both those axes are awesome. Was just out at my wood pile all day splitting with my axes. Makes an awesome day.
Good to see you Buckin, Hogan.... 👍👊💜
Like father like son ,you've done a great job teaching Hogan BILLY,what I like is because you teach him but you never pressure him ,and your humble awesome job GANGES nice to see you in your grove finding your way through life ,your on the right path your man stay strong my friend ,great job hogan😁😁💪💪💪💪✊✊✊
Killer axe Ganges and buckin!!!! I love it!
Did a swell job there, Hogan ! Glad Ya Like The Metro I Sent Ya Awhile Back ! That Walters Black Diamond Is A Brute ! Love To All New Subs & Blues ! Be Kind Every-1 Prayers & Hugs For Bo Bo & Family ! ATB T God Bless
That’s a sweet Plumb. Loved The Kick Split at the end of the video. 👍🏻
You two gentlemen have such skills, love, and passion! I love to see it!!! Keep it up!
Love axe building class with Hogan. Great content. That young man has talent. 😀💖
Becky Davis there is no better feeling then sitting back and teaching your kids something different, and it is even better when it is a trade from years gone by.
i was not having the best of days, hands down your day needs more love, i can feel your hurting bub, sending good energy and love brother. a great man said more then once or twice, this too shall pass. buckin the boy is killin it, beautiful handles, great hang.
Wow Hogan...nice axe head! And of course you are one of a few young men who even know what a spoke shave is...👍😜❤️
Beautiful axe guys, I love the wood grain 👍👍👍👍
hey that apple didn't fall far from the tree !!!! good work sonny ! ya got one heck of a teacher boyo !!!! good to see you fellas lord bless ya men !!!
I started watching your videos a long time ago for the cutting and the power saws and always though to myself, “eh the axe stuff, I’ll never hang one.” Suddenly the world has changed and I’m shopping for axe heads. Lol. Oh my what have you done to me? Thanks for everything, and I mean everything.
Aaron
HI Guys, George here. I just set a plumb pauling axe on a new (old) hickory handle. The handle is special to me because a friends Mom had it in her garage before she died and she was a sweet sweet soul of a Lady. So today, I was at my friends house, and mentioned I was looking for a good axe handle...he said " I've got one out in the shed..." The axe head is my favorite, from childhood up in Ohio. I set the head to the handle after a couple hours of careful scraping and fitting. The wedge set in fully before it stopped. this will be the axe that goes with me... where ever that is. Thanks guys for such a good video. Smiling, George.
YOU BET
I’m so proud of your boy buckin, he’s doing good and coming along just great. I remember hanging my first couple axes.
You have taught the young fella well, i too learnt alot from my old man, let it roll my friend
That awesome your son is getting in on the action out in the shop can't wait till my boy is into axes he's 9 just a couple years. Thanks for the great video. By the way my son's name is Billy
I haven't used one yet, glad to see how gorgeous them wedges take to the Watka! Awesome to know I participated in the hafting of your new wedge banger Hogan! 😍🤩😍
Love you guys!
Love that moment when the watca hits the handle for the first time. It goes from a stick to a work of art. Keep up the great work fellas, see you at buckinstock.
Thanks Buckin for the morning video. If you go live just know that I'm there in spirit. I'm working nights so I will probably be sleeping. Love ya man. Thanks Ganges.🌲❤🌲✊
Wow great work. what a great beast of an axe
This is so awesome to see buckin, i love it.. u and ur boy have such an amazing bond with one another..
Im just gettin my boy out in the woods with me cuttin fire wood an he loves it just as much as i do..
U truly r an inspiration to me in so many ways.. i know i dont comment alot but i had to get this out sir..
An im hearing LOVE an BE KIND more an more here in Missouri ur doin it buckin i truly believe the message is getting out more an more..
So great to see Ganges on the haft Buckin. Love you all hope you all are well and have a great day. Get some sunshine on ya. 🌲❤🌲✊
G'day Buckin n army, nice axe build by you and the river . Mr Wallaces axe is very nice a marriage of our two countries allies since WW1 , spotted gum E Maculata , very strong high impact resistance 970 kg per cubic meter @12% mc it's prized by apiarists, it was used as teeth in wooden cog wheels dredging harbours and was known to last up to twenty years . I have a plantation of them about that age 👍🇦🇺.
Skinny Kid is doing a fabulous job!! Killer Axe son!!
This is Great, love seeing the younger generation learning these skills. Love all, have a Fan Freakn tastic Day!
Wow what a beautiful ax! Love how you fit them by hand with hand tools. You must be over the top proud of Hogan, he has really come into his own lately. Yesterday I got to run a new to me 1998 Husqvarna 55, always had Stihls but found a Husqvarna for sale and thought I'd try one and so far I love it. Very smooth and runs well. Hope everyone is well and hanging in there. Stay safe Buckin Army!
I love what you do & how you go into detail to explain the in's 7 out's of the grains of the axe handel's ...... I am just a normal everyday guy here in Australia ,who make's model aircraft ( Static Display's ) from old pine pallet's or off cut's from Bunnings , a finished product takes me about 2 year's because like you I have an eye for Detail , & if i'm not satisfied with the end result , i start over till I am satisfied with the form & shape of the model !!
Great video as always Buckin! Thanks for the inspiration and motivation!
Great video, hogan you are doing awesome tell your dad to get his hands off the wheel lol.😉 gorgeous axes
Greetings from No VT (USA) - Nice work Hogan, you are getting the Buckin "touch". I like a spoke shave for shaping and fine tuning with a medium rasp and sandpaper. My draw knife is out at my summer cabin workshop (with travel issues right now I can't retrieve it) so I have been using the spoke shave more recently have gotten pretty good as an axe handle shaper and shaver.....
Nice plumb! Happy Sunday friends 🧡
Just when I think this guy can't get any cooler.... He runs over with his new ax and throws it into a stump like a freaking ax warrior.
Watching from Australia ❤️❤️🙏
I love the fact that your workbenches look EXACTLY like mine and I am sure that you know where everything is as I do with mine!
Good deal on the axe head Ganges!
Your videos always keep spirits up in this time of uncertainty. I haven't been here from the beginning but was here before you hit the 100k subscriber mark and being able to watch how big the channel is growing and the speed in which it is growing is incredible. Hopefully TH-cam give themselves a kick and get you your play button sent out. All the best hope everyone keeps well
Great vid bud .a proud day for both of you !
☮️ & Love in the Axe Shack
Hogen that's a great find 5lbs
Axe Head
Gotta love it! I re-hung an old barbaric double bit last night. Probably work on a little Tommy Axe today. Be kind everyone. Love this community!!
Well done Hogan! That’s a marvelous axe head.. notice pap get in there on it, he he. Keep at it and before long Buckin will be askin u for tips! 😉❤️
I just looked on Etsy because I heard you mention it and found an awesome true temper perfect that I’d love to get and put a handle on it. Love these axe videos
What ah beautiful Axe 👍👍
this video is easily among the top ten most wholesome things on the internet.
excellent job on that axe Hogan.Your dad is a good man
I've never seen someone so passionate about something, I love it.
You both r very inspirational...
Hogan: 't looks pretty good, man. Just keep it up! Stay safe and well you all!🔥❤️🔥from🌲🇩🇪🌲
Now, that was fun ,Billy & Hogan .
The entire time you were burning that beautiful hickory handle I was thinking I can’t wait until he rubs the ‘Watca” on it!!!
Those are some great lookin axes, guys!
My dad used to do that scrape with a piece of broken glass
good to see yous having fun during lock down
Nice as always fun to watch you and Hogan. Stay well and be safe. Army how ya doing and welcome new subs. 👍✊
Love it! I just re hafted my Plumb with an Aussie Blue Gum handle, love it!! 🪓
Those axes are a work of art. One day I may need to have one.
just found your channel subbed and thumbs - up,, be strong, be safe, and be blessed
Great Vid Buck Ganges Is Quite The Man Brother
Great job Ganges 🙌🏽❤️
GANGES Gorgeous axe buddy deadly bud just deadly
That plum looks like mint great job. Hogan.
Background.....I was a full-time wildland firefighter for 33 or so years starting in 1966. Point is I hung a few double bit axe handles. But, I hung a lot more Pulaski handles. In the 80's maybe I remember when those lines started showing up. At the same time they changed the grind to more of a falling shape. (as opposed to splitting). Since Pulaskis live in the dirt we had to change how we sharpened them. They are almost a hollow ground pattern and it is easy to build a feather edge...pretty but not so good in the dirt...easily chipped. I saw one (Pulaski) for sale the other day advertised as Vintage. When I saw inside the eye I knew different.
The lines keep the handle from shifting on the handle. You start it on the handle a little and mark it so it always goes that direction. (true for both axe and Pulaski).,,,make a decision in the first inch, flip it around to see it it lies straighter the other direction and then carry on, mates. You and the young man carry on also. Great content.
So how do I send you a picture of this double-bit falling ax head?
Take care, Jay
you should put a video up
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith I'm just learning on the vidjoes. I was thinking about doing one on files some time, I have a handle in the mail from Whiskey River, my 61 parts came in yesterday and its all your fault. Get Hogan a microphone. J
Nice work! Love it
Mr Hogan, i think if you ever want to use your axe, you best hide it from your dad! Lol! Have a great day everyone! Love to all!
Old Ganges..... The Rafter Hafter!
Buckin', you made my day giving a little bit of assistance to Hogan on his axe build. I'm looking forward to build some axes with my son. What's next for Hogan? Be safe and keep moving everyone.
Keep it up Buckin'!
Rafting patterns sometimes have harden poles great find.
60% craftsmen 40% artists
Greetings from Germany.
Watching from my shop as always making some knife sheath's.
Almost dinner time here.
Wish you all the best and a great day to you all..
That is a beast great job guys
👍🇨🇦😃
Proud of that lad hey dad
Been waitin awhile to watch Ganges hang an axe...😆 You’re gonna have to get a new brand, ‘Ganges’ or ‘Cedar Tree Works’...
Hey Buckin,been a long time subscriber started around the 2000 mark,glad your happy with the Walters,they are reasonably rare to find down here, Colby is a GOOD MAN indeed all his idea mate and how good are he’s handles !! How’s the grain on that spotted gum ?!!!, continue to be kind and let’s all get through these testing times.ENJOY!!
Nicely done hogan. ✊✊✊
with the kerf closed you can (when ready to set wedge ) use a wide chisel to spread the kerf and make those ribs bite making it easier getting the wood wedge started If you get what Im saying
That double bit i did for you had those ribs, i grind them out it is easier too fit the handle, your so lucky to have your son in the shop with you.
thanks for video...be kind
hey buddy