I would absolutely like to see a tree cutting tutorial!!! Please consider making one. I am new to dropping trees and chainsaw work. Always want to learn!!!
You did a good job cutting the maple trees, having trees on you property is good, It saves you a lot of money paying a logger a truck load of wood, which can cost you thousands of dollars,
I have a Woodmax chipper, I’m going to try sharpener. It looks perfect for touching up blades. I would like to see a video on the cutting methods you use. I typically use the bore cut and humboldt techniques.
So.. I have an older wood maxx 8h . It is a beast. But my blades are in a chisel shape and you sharped in a knife shape. Will this cause a problem for future factory sharpening?
Yeah my blades are the same way, honestly I have no idea but I shouldn’t think it would make too much of a difference when sending them out to get sharpened. The “knife” shape is so small that when resharpening they might just have to take a bit more material off, which in my opinion is worth it to be able to touch up the knives between full sharpenings.
@@DudeRanchDIY nice! almost bought that tractor but was afraid it wouldn’t be able to lift a full 275 tote of green oak. So I went with a Kioti ck4010 se. At the time, I couldn’t find a video of someone lifting a tote of it with that model.
@@andrewsamanthamadison3320 Nice! I shimmed the FEL pressure relief valve for $6. I can pick up a 330 tote of oak no problem as long as I have enough ballast on the back!
Thanks for a nice video!
Glad you liked it!
I would absolutely like to see a tree cutting tutorial!!! Please consider making one. I am new to dropping trees and chainsaw work. Always want to learn!!!
I’ll try to make one in the future!
Hot as ………cape cod is calling us!
Heading there soon!!
Great video! Would appreciate you doing one on different cutting techniques. Have a Safe Day
Seems to be some interest in this kind of video! I’ll try to make that happen!
The chipper worked great. Expanding the woodyard and getting a little firewood. Terry
Two birds with one stone! Thanks for watching Terry
Good morning from Piqua Ohio. Keep up the great videos
Good morning! Thanks for watching
so almost wonderful beautiful video friend
Thanks for watching
@@DudeRanchDIY no problem friend i like your videos so much see
That’s a great chipper
It works great, very happy with it for the small stuff.
You did a good job cutting the maple trees, having trees on you property is good, It saves you a lot of money paying a logger a truck load of wood, which can cost you thousands of dollars,
It sure does save money, bringing wood home from jobs helps too!
Would love to see a video explaining when to backcut and borecut.
I can make that happen!
Great
hi there nice show john
Thanks John!
I have a Woodmax chipper, I’m going to try sharpener. It looks perfect for touching up blades. I would like to see a video on the cutting methods you use. I typically use the bore cut and humboldt techniques.
It works very well for touch ups and extending the life of you knives. I’ll try to make a felling video in the future!
Have you checked the anvil blade
It would be great to know the different cuts and the situation when to use them.
It would be a cool video to make, might have to show different scenarios on a white board as I don’t have space to drop whole trees often!
So.. I have an older wood maxx 8h . It is a beast. But my blades are in a chisel shape and you sharped in a knife shape. Will this cause a problem for future factory sharpening?
Yeah my blades are the same way, honestly I have no idea but I shouldn’t think it would make too much of a difference when sending them out to get sharpened. The “knife” shape is so small that when resharpening they might just have to take a bit more material off, which in my opinion is worth it to be able to touch up the knives between full sharpenings.
Better save those wood chips for smoker wood!
Not sure sugar maple is all that desired for smoking chips!!
Use wet sand paper sharpen it, went you take them off some day . Like sharpen your knife on a wet stone ,them to a steel for a sharp knives.
I could, but this hand sharpener works very well and much faster and easier than sandpaper.
How many hours do you chip between each sharpening?
Depends more on the kind of material you are chipping. When you notice the chips becoming stringy they need to be sharpened.
Is that the 3901?
Yes it’s an L3901
@@DudeRanchDIY nice! almost bought that tractor but was afraid it wouldn’t be able to lift a full 275 tote of green oak. So I went with a Kioti ck4010 se. At the time, I couldn’t find a video of someone lifting a tote of it with that model.
@@andrewsamanthamadison3320 Nice! I shimmed the FEL pressure relief valve for $6. I can pick up a 330 tote of oak no problem as long as I have enough ballast on the back!
@@DudeRanchDIY Dag on! That’s nice! Did you video that one?