Thats awsome the totem pole is getting stood the day I get out of the halfway house. Final freedom ! I was in a bad place last year and ended up in prison , makeing bad life choices 😕. Your videos have helped me out in the way I veiw things and your attitude and efforts to spread kindness have helped me along the way this last few months in the half way house. You have inspired me to do what I love!!!!! I look forward to your videos every day! Thanks for the inspiration buckin!
I’ve watched you split a lot of wood over the years on this channel and saw your strength when swinging the axe, but today my friend on those huge rounds has given me a new appreciation on your strength and how well you can read the wood. Stay safe, be kind everyone and love always wins
4 Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. 5 It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. 6 Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. 7 It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. 8 Love never fails. Love ya Buckin!
Congratulations Tim, for having the courage to try, and congratulations to Buckin for having the compassion to give a young man a shot. Successful collaboration for both. Well done
You know, my friend, you truly do have the right "spirit"! 🙏 One of the reasons I know that, is that no matter what is going on in my life, no matter how fast the pace might be at the time, and the number of things swirling in my mind, when I open up any of your videos, immediately my breathing slows as does my heart rate and my blood pressure drops. That's what the right spirit will do to you! Thank you dearly from the bottom of this old boy's heart! ❤️ Love you all... Lieutenant Bradley
Very well said, good observation... Must concur with ya all the way. But curious to actually watch the heart monitor and pressure and breathing. Been getting back into the Wim Hof breathing techniques to prepare for the worst possible winter... "expect the worst /hope for the best" jirus : buck private in the Buckin Army. 😊🌲🌿🌱🍀🌴
Thanks for the content! May you all be free from danger May you all feel mental ease May you all love and feel loved Life is a beautiful journey, all you need to do is enjoy it✊
Buckin I’ve been watching for a while and want you to know u have changed me for the better. I was never a very gabby person always avoiding conversation, after watching u and ur outgoing and personable nature I found my self talking to complete strangers like old friends. I have also been bitten but the axe bug and have found myself a mint Plumb axe head can’t wait to try my hand at putting a hand on it and going to work. Keep up the vids.
Buckin, I love that you stopped chopping just to show us some cool knots (they were cool), and interrupting the video to personally thank people is very classy
Holy super duper Woodman, those are some big rounds. I can't imagine not soaking in a nice hot Epsom salt bath and get some therapeutic body work after such an intense chopping session. Those bucks were made for the Eastonmade splitter.... Yikes and away... Roll em up a ramp... We don't want ya to rack yo back... 😷😱 Yikes and awaaaay I'm the duck that swings into the tree... Yikes and awaaaay
Love the way you hit the spot you're aiming for every time; when I'm splitting wood it's often just to the left or just to the right... if one day I'll be as accurate as you, I will be very happy :)
Another great video Buckin! I think the buckin army needs to go help out Jake from the channel gulity of treeson. Having a hard time losing his old channel that he built from the ground up and now he had to walk away from that project and that company. The army is always here to spread the love and i know a lot of us also followed his old channel! Thanks brother, much love
That sure was some beautiful wood Buckin. It was knotty, but as usual, you managed to chop it right up. I loved the lessons you presented in the process. Looking forward to the next video. Stay safe, healthy, productive,& motivated.💯❤️👍🏾😀🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
Awesome video Buckin! As always you were right about my super pro 60 and my 7-10 Mack on a 32” bar. Dropped back down to a 28” and she rips! I’ll be porting them and my 550 this winter! Stay safe and happy brother!!!
On the big 30 inch round notty stuff go around in a circle and peel it apart. Working outside to inside. It save swings. Or use a wedge and sledge to wack em in half. Love splitting wood!!! Buckin taught me. Just sharing a tip I learned splitting sycamore and notty white pine. Noodling works to lol.
Tasmanian HB.... that is next level. I was still getting over the loss of dad's HB hatchet I didn't bring back to tassie from far north Queensland. Just what I needed to see. Now motivated to haft up one of the mystery heads I found in the shed when i got back.
Good evening friends and my fellow true blues. Welcome new friends joining the buckin army soldiers of kindness your truly welcome. Have a safe and great week.. Regards from across the pond
That is a georgous ax. I really like the sharpness of the edges opposite the business end. The flatness of the hammer looks like it was milled flat. Nice frigging work tim.
Great splittin buddy. More tips picked up today for sure. Nice work Tim on wood bullet 3. Great to see you Drifter. Hahahahahaha. Thanks Buckin. Love ya Brother. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓
That was one of the best drifter yet. We get guys coming through Pittsburgh like that all the time, just drifting into town, check out the scenery then off again. Leaving a trail of beatnik philosophy and poetry for others to ponder. Slide on by, smooth your attitude and roll off toward the sunset.
Tim ya did a vary good job making that axe. Buckin you did a excellent job putin on the handle. Cool looking axe great job splitting. As for the drifter he's always cool. Buckin I got my truck running. Man did it turn out great. I will try to send ya a photo or two. Love wins.
Speaking of hitting rocks with your axe, I live in New England. That being said I, also like splitting on the ground. A great work around is using a half sheet of 3/4 in plywood under your rounds. Put a hole in it a tie a rope on it and pull it around the pile to make a hard task just a bit easier and save that beautifully sharpened maul or axe your swinging.
Nice job Tim. That axe is a nice piece of kit. And maybe the guy swingin it might know little bit on splitting himself. Have enjoyed the path followed to this point and looking forward to future progress.
Just a thought Buckin, some old guys that have passed on once told me to split from the top of the tree down. These old timers hand split there entire life, low and behold it works, if you can tell how the tree grew put the top of the tree facing towards your axe. let me know if you can tell a difference.
I guess it’s an oak thing, that’s mostly what we use here in the south East. Red oak is easy splittin, white oak can be tough but I try to always do top down splitting. So cool to get a reply from you Buckin’, you are such a positive figure in a weird world, keep up the awesome work! If I ever cross the border, I am going to make it a point to come stop by.
I must say that ever since i heard that golden oldie and it cracked me up i use it as often as appropriate and it really brings out the chuckles. Oldies but goodies.
I look forward to seeing you channel each day. The axes, the older saws and the tree work are amazing. But more than that, what draws me to your channel is your outlook on life and the message you deliver. It's pure poetry and especially it's beautiful. mgbaky
Hey Buckin wow! I wished the red oak I just cut would split that easy or even the white oak. Of corse my rounds are twice as long as yours .I put 30’’ logs on my out side boiler. That’s share a really nice AX!!!!
Wow buckin over 300k subs..i started watching you vids when you had less than 500 .glad to see your success! I just split some sitka spruce rounds like that.
Good Day, from work.. jobsite in Victoria, BC. We out here installing some E.V. charging stations. Buckin! He's close by... I can feel it.. hehe..Beautiful Day out here on the island.. anyone know of any axe/saw shops out this way?
banging and swigging on hollow log, its time myrtle, for a good ol' over haul, we always see it a comin.. but she isn't backing down, she'll fire up every time u wanna hear her pistons growl. buckin' is a buckin the plants, that give us the prideful air, play around in the cut i think ill call that a dare. now we in the wood shed slappin axes cause their mean and bad, its just a good time were all having so why ya feelin sad. (kindness is igniting a light in someone for no reason other than to see it glow)
Question Whats the proper way to sharpen an edge on my axe. I dont own a water stone but id like to get a good kneen edge on my 2 sided axe one of the 2 sides has a nick it it i can grind it out with a 4" body grinder becuse it would take all day with a file. Assuming its forged steel it is an older long handle axe With a hickory handle. I got it used for a few bucks. It was pretty sharp I put the nick in it hitting a tree stump and glanced off and hit cement sidewalk. Im not splitting logs with it just chopping down 1 and 2" dia trees i dont want in my wooded lot then adding a stump killer I could use my chain saw but seems like a waste to dig it out just for this.
Wicked tool BR...I have never busted a round with an axe....Maybe at 61 it might be time to get in shape by swinging one and shut off the hydraulics :)
I have the tassie, been splitting with it for a long while. It’s awesome in pretty much any wood for splitting and for sure chopping. It’s a thick handle but I like that so it’s nice. Buy it! They make good stuff
Thats awsome the totem pole is getting stood the day I get out of the halfway house. Final freedom ! I was in a bad place last year and ended up in prison , makeing bad life choices 😕. Your videos have helped me out in the way I veiw things and your attitude and efforts to spread kindness have helped me along the way this last few months in the half way house. You have inspired me to do what I love!!!!! I look forward to your videos every day! Thanks for the inspiration buckin!
I’ve watched you split a lot of wood over the years on this channel and saw your strength when swinging the axe, but today my friend on those huge rounds has given me a new appreciation on your strength and how well you can read the wood.
Stay safe, be kind everyone and love always wins
4 Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. 5 It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. 6 Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. 7 It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.
8 Love never fails. Love ya Buckin!
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correct
Thats what I'm talking about right there! Wood splitting shredding! Love seeing that baby in your hands! You swing that thing sweeeet eh!
Nice work Tim! 👌
it is a nice axe tim , very much appreciated our time spend
Awesome job Tim!!! Your work is top notch!!!
Hi Tim,you made a nice tool!👍👍
Have a great day, broh!
Congratulations Tim, for having the courage to try, and congratulations to Buckin for having the compassion to give a young man a shot. Successful collaboration for both. Well done
You know, my friend, you truly do have the right "spirit"! 🙏
One of the reasons I know that, is that no matter what is going on in my life, no matter how fast the pace might be at the time, and the number of things swirling in my mind, when I open up any of your videos, immediately my breathing slows as does my heart rate and my blood pressure drops. That's what the right spirit will do to you! Thank you dearly from the bottom of this old boy's heart! ❤️
Love you all...
Lieutenant Bradley
lieutenant Bradley , you sir are in the right place , cause you do the same here
Very well said, good observation... Must concur with ya all the way. But curious to actually watch the heart monitor and pressure and breathing.
Been getting back into the Wim Hof breathing techniques to prepare for the worst possible winter... "expect the worst /hope for the best"
jirus : buck private in the Buckin Army.
😊🌲🌿🌱🍀🌴
FIRST! much love to you Buckin and the whole army!!
Who knew, you could spend hours looking at this guy going at the rounds!?!? Appreciate it friend
Thanks for the content!
May you all be free from danger
May you all feel mental ease
May you all love and feel loved
Life is a beautiful journey, all you need to do is enjoy it✊
Its true Cin!! Specially on the tough days! Much live my friend and than you for the well wishes for us all!
Watched Tim's video about the axe earlier, looked like the two of you were having some fun testing it out.
Buckin I’ve been watching for a while and want you to know u have changed me for the better. I was never a very gabby person always avoiding conversation, after watching u and ur outgoing and personable nature I found my self talking to complete strangers like old friends. I have also been bitten but the axe bug and have found myself a mint Plumb axe head can’t wait to try my hand at putting a hand on it and going to work. Keep up the vids.
Well done friend it is never to late to say hi
That’s a night fine pile of rounds out there!! That’s a good time if I ever saw one! I hope all is well! Love to you and the family buckin❤️
Buckin, I love that you stopped chopping just to show us some cool knots (they were cool), and interrupting the video to personally thank people is very classy
Hope everyone is doing well in life!
Take care Buckin!
Thanks for the video!
welcome
Holy super duper Woodman, those are some big rounds.
I can't imagine not soaking in a nice hot Epsom salt bath and get some therapeutic body work after such an intense chopping session.
Those bucks were made for the Eastonmade splitter.... Yikes and away...
Roll em up a ramp...
We don't want ya to
rack yo back... 😷😱
Yikes and awaaaay
I'm the duck that swings into the tree...
Yikes and awaaaay
I can't stop laughing whenever he says he's having fun with his tool.
Love the way you hit the spot you're aiming for every time; when I'm splitting wood it's often just to the left or just to the right... if one day I'll be as accurate as you, I will be very happy :)
you will if you want to be
Been watching and learning for a couple years appreciate the videos
Another great video Buckin! I think the buckin army needs to go help out Jake from the channel gulity of treeson. Having a hard time losing his old channel that he built from the ground up and now he had to walk away from that project and that company. The army is always here to spread the love and i know a lot of us also followed his old channel! Thanks brother, much love
That sure was some beautiful wood Buckin. It was knotty, but as usual, you managed to chop it right up. I loved the lessons you presented in the process. Looking forward to the next video. Stay safe, healthy, productive,& motivated.💯❤️👍🏾😀🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
Awesome video Buckin! As always you were right about my super pro 60 and my 7-10 Mack on a 32” bar. Dropped back down to a 28” and she rips! I’ll be porting them and my 550 this winter! Stay safe and happy brother!!!
On the big 30 inch round notty stuff go around in a circle and peel it apart. Working outside to inside. It save swings. Or use a wedge and sledge to wack em in half. Love splitting wood!!! Buckin taught me. Just sharing a tip I learned splitting sycamore and notty white pine. Noodling works to lol.
Tasmanian HB.... that is next level. I was still getting over the loss of dad's HB hatchet I didn't bring back to tassie from far north Queensland. Just what I needed to see. Now motivated to haft up one of the mystery heads I found in the shed when i got back.
thats the stuff
Good evening friends and my fellow true blues. Welcome new friends joining the buckin army soldiers of kindness your truly welcome. Have a safe and great week.. Regards from across the pond
Whoa, i'm liking the special effects!
Good afternoon everyone hope all is well
That is a georgous ax. I really like the sharpness of the edges opposite the business end. The flatness of the hammer looks like it was milled flat. Nice frigging work tim.
That woodman song is a real smash hit!
Great splittin buddy. More tips picked up today for sure. Nice work Tim on wood bullet 3. Great to see you Drifter. Hahahahahaha. Thanks Buckin. Love ya Brother. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓
Kool
That was one of the best drifter yet. We get guys coming through Pittsburgh like that all the time, just drifting into town, check out the scenery then off again. Leaving a trail of beatnik philosophy and poetry for others to ponder. Slide on by, smooth your attitude and roll off toward the sunset.
Tim ya did a vary good job making that axe. Buckin you did a excellent job putin on the handle. Cool looking axe great job splitting. As for the drifter he's always cool. Buckin I got my truck running. Man did it turn out great. I will try to send ya a photo or two. Love wins.
Cleatus buckin ma man that's some beautiful work. Hope your well big love🏴👍
Speaking of hitting rocks with your axe, I live in New England. That being said I, also like splitting on the ground. A great work around is using a half sheet of 3/4 in plywood under your rounds. Put a hole in it a tie a rope on it and pull it around the pile to make a hard task just a bit easier and save that beautifully sharpened maul or axe your swinging.
Nice job Tim. That axe is a nice piece of kit. And maybe the guy swingin it might know little bit on splitting himself. Have enjoyed the path followed to this point and looking forward to future progress.
OLD MYRTLE SOUNDS GREAT,,THANKS FOR YOUR GREAT VIDEOS BILLY
Nice video Billy, thanks😊
Just a thought Buckin, some old guys that have passed on once told me to split from the top of the tree down. These old timers hand split there entire life, low and behold it works, if you can tell how the tree grew put the top of the tree facing towards your axe. let me know if you can tell a difference.
Great info...
Top down cuttin '
no sir i have not , to be honest i find it more beneficial the other way sometimes depending on species and flare , so thats a negative sir
I guess it’s an oak thing, that’s mostly what we use here in the south East. Red oak is easy splittin, white oak can be tough but I try to always do top down splitting. So cool to get a reply from you Buckin’, you are such a positive figure in a weird world, keep up the awesome work! If I ever cross the border, I am going to make it a point to come stop by.
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith that graveyard joke cracked me up
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith chica looks like such a sweety, make sure you give her some love for all of us animal daddy’s and mummys
hi.great video buckin.greetings from finland
Ahhhh you made a funny. Dying to get in!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Buckin's doesn't keep a bucket list... he's talking about his buck-it list!
Cheeka is camera shy...
😊
Immer fleißig.....Billy Ray
Beautiful axes Buckin 👍😎
B/R/ You & That Wood Processor Ain't No Joke ! Hi New Subs & Hay Blues, Prayers For All. ATB T God Bless
"people are dying to get in here" THAT WAS GOLD
As in Golden Oldie.
I must say that ever since i heard that golden oldie and it cracked me up i use it as often as appropriate and it really brings out the chuckles.
Oldies but goodies.
I look forward to seeing you channel each day. The axes, the older saws and the tree work are amazing. But more than that, what draws me to your channel is your outlook on life and the message you deliver. It's pure poetry and especially it's beautiful. mgbaky
Right on...
@@jirusjirus9322 rite on is right
Wow Mr. Tim , Buckin' was really making short order of that stove wood , with your tool my friend !!!
Hey Buckin wow! I wished the red oak I just cut would split that easy or even the white oak. Of corse my rounds are twice as long as yours .I put 30’’ logs on my out side boiler. That’s share a really nice AX!!!!
why not two 15's
Boy would I love to own a splitter like that! Beautiful machine.
Its Marg like Margarita, and it was a lovely birthday gift from my lovely mom.
very appreciated
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith I appreciate the content and positive attitude. :)
Hello Buckin. Love and kindness
brother
That’s a happy looking pup
Geez that wood is killer
Wow buckin over 300k subs..i started watching you vids when you had less than 500 .glad to see your success! I just split some sitka spruce rounds like that.
That big round…..amazing
Hey Buckin, great episode my friend. 🤘🌳🪓
Chopping wood is knot funny Buckin!! Be Kind.
Good Day, from work.. jobsite in Victoria, BC. We out here installing some E.V. charging stations. Buckin! He's close by... I can feel it.. hehe..Beautiful Day out here on the island.. anyone know of any axe/saw shops out this way?
I have been waiting patiently to see Tim's axe get to work. Nicely done!
4:48 That’s what she said
I am fairly confident it would take me three times as long to get through one of those gnarly rounds. Buckin’ Billy Ray, the “Round Reaper”
Looking my sharp buddy 💨
Thanks TH-cam recommendations
Good place to get a good story
Pěkné ruční zpracovaní dřeva, dávám like :)
Buckin' I got a Homelite XL 12 Red chainsaw from Donny's. It runs good I just need a oil cap for it Ya later
Man that easton is fun to watch.
Good day buckin love the content
Love the video get the gullet so u can stand up and buck
I much prefer working the sides like you teach us! Much love Buckin
G'day Casterman 2. Down under anyone old enough referes to that type of splitting as Backing off, in most woods here that's the only way possible.
If you want to get into axe making, you should watch Liam Hoffman's videos. He is a young guy in NC making the nicest axes ever produced.
banging and swigging on hollow log, its time myrtle, for a good ol' over haul, we always see it a comin.. but she isn't backing down, she'll fire up every time u wanna hear her pistons growl. buckin' is a buckin the plants, that give us the prideful air, play around in the cut i think ill call that a dare. now we in the wood shed slappin axes cause their mean and bad, its just a good time were all having so why ya feelin sad. (kindness is igniting a light in someone for no reason other than to see it glow)
I love it!
Question
Whats the proper way to sharpen an edge on my axe. I dont own a water stone but id like to get a good kneen edge on my 2 sided axe one of the 2 sides has a nick it it i can grind it out with a 4" body grinder becuse it would take all day with a file. Assuming its forged steel it is an older long handle axe
With a hickory handle. I got it used for a few bucks. It was pretty sharp I put the nick in it hitting a tree stump and glanced off and hit cement sidewalk.
Im not splitting logs with it just chopping down 1 and 2" dia trees i dont want in my wooded lot then adding a stump killer
I could use my chain saw but seems like a waste to dig it out just for this.
Nice.😆 😆.💪 mate beautiful! !!!!!😲😲😆
hi friend
Yes. YES! I SEE THAT!
Sei davvero un toro complimenti, ti seguo sempre con molto interesse un saluto dalla Italia
I need one of those. Bad!
That bullet is deadly
How sharp do I sharpen a maul? Take out the speed bump like an axe? Tradition say not sharp but you make me think otherwise.
Thank you!!!
People are dying to get in here had me cracking up
People are dying to get in here!! 😃😃😃😃😃😃
Please send that whiskey river maul to the essential craftsman!!
Good video
Drift on, army.
I like your videos
Now to work out a deal so we can buy that axe profile.
Wicked tool BR...I have never busted a round with an axe....Maybe at 61 it might be time to get in shape by swinging one and shut off the hydraulics :)
I am so surprised that Billy still has all his toes... Unless he doesn't.
I am interested in getting a axe made by you but your website doesn't have prices and I have to work it into a budget
We have no doug fir around these parts I would like to try my hand at splitting some one day.
Impressive axe to stand up to good maul for busting big wet rounds.
Whictch axe was is 1 2 3 or 4 that tim made
Buckin i want a green hoody like the one got on man.
Do you send merchandice to England
😏
yes sir. buckinbillyray.com/
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith excellent have you got a green one buckin
i think them wood bullets are powered not by any old explosion.. its powered by speed and pure tenacity.
Looks like buckin has his motorcycle riding boots on
Ahwoooo get one 👍❤️
Hey man, could you tell me if Helko Werk axes are worth buying, I am looking at their tassie and thinking about buying it.
I am getting it for felling and splitting, would that be a good axe for that?
I have the tassie, been splitting with it for a long while. It’s awesome in pretty much any wood for splitting and for sure chopping. It’s a thick handle but I like that so it’s nice. Buy it! They make good stuff
Sounds good Matthew, thank you, I also like the thick handles so that works out well.
G'day Reed I've got a Helko tassie from the 50's off set eye looks like a chopping profile to me.
Nice, thanks
Your awesome dude
What kind of wood is that?
Douglas fir
I have an alternative solution to big knots: my Kobalt 80v Chainsaw. Works good & makes good Starter material.:)