Buckin’ - Please don’t stop teaching. Please don’t stop repeating your lessons and tips. To most novices, a chainsaw seems like a simple motorized tool, as does falling trees, bucking trees, splitting firewood, sharpening chains, etc. However, I think those of us who are not professional woodsmen but watch your teaching videos religiously learn something new from each video, or we hear something we haven’t consciously retained to memory, even though you might have said it 300 times before in other videos. There’s a lot to running chainsaws effectively and safely, as there is to falling, limbing, and bucking logs safely for the mill or firewood. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge with us again and again and again. Your knowledge, experiences, tips, etc., save most of us a lot of heartache and probably a few stitches, broken bones, or worse.
I'm nowhere near a pro woodman like Buckin'. I'm just a weekend warrior cleaning up my land and making firewood for the winter. I've learned a TON from these videos. Saved a few bucks and a bunch of time. Many thanks!!
Thanks to you showing us how to sharpen a chain correctly, my little MS271 rips through logs even up to 20 inches. The chips that the correctly sharpened chain throws out are huge. I can never thank you enough.
Billy Ray I watched the saw chain sharpening video Twice spent the nexed day sharpening my five saws all afternoon and they are now REALY SHARP wonders after 30 years I SEE THE LIGHT =Thanks so much
Hi. I always enjoy your videos. I would appreciate it if you could elaborate on filing being the cause of the crooked cut. Is it that the angles are inconsistent? Thank you sir.
Missed you B Billy Ray, you tube been acting stupid again :) lol always learn, been a fan a long time, loved all the over the road trips.. Thanks from SE Texas Bear > ❤💯🙏 Work Hard - Be Kind one to another ey :)
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Oftentimes the only thing strong enough to change someones life. All we can do is point them in the right direction so when they’re ready, they have options for how to be a better man. Thats the beauty of growing older, especially as a man.
Great information as always my friend! I will always give a few strokes to my teeth when it's not cutting as it should. Running skip chain it really takes no time to keep one performing at its best. You waste so much time cutting with a dull saw. You might not notice it as much bucking logs but anyone that cuts firewood knows what I'm talking about haha. Keep buckin my friend!
Good deal I got into some embedded barbed wire all my teeth are different, i didn't panick and followed your instructions and i was back cutting in no time. Thanks again Buckin!!!
Brother Buckin what you said about "God won't give you anything you can't handle" is true. My late uncle told this to my father a couple of years after my cousin (his son) and his two children (8 and 10 ) were killed by a drunk driver. For that man to say that tells me that HAS to be a true statement. LOVE your channel
I think more important than getting each tooth the same length which never happens is keeping the angle consistent on both sides, and keeping your bar rails in good shape. But I do believe it’s smoother when you have similar size teeth on each side. It’s like balancing a tire or a ceiling fan..the bigger the difference the more vibration
SO true when tuning in my rakers I like to use carlton file o plate part no. 37501.. on this gauge you can measure your cutters. . not every stroke with a file cuts the same amount so you can't really count yer strokes. .but do try to keep cutters even in the bush i use file only .we always take bucken spikes off you can make longer cuts. . if you have to pry through the wood. somethins not right ,
Hi Buckin and the Buckin Army, I have a 268 wit the old metal kickback lever with a steel adjustment wheel, when i apply downward force on the saw whilst cutting the handle presses on that wheel and trips the brake. (I have fitted new anti vibe mounts} Any Ideas? Thanks for everything you do and the inspiration you give to others,
My chain is the same way on my little cs 4510 semi chisel with the 5/32 file . Cuts like a champ it's all thanks to a good teacher. I know now that the 3/16 works great on full chisel .325 . 50 chain. If you have a semi chisel grab the 5/32. It's all thanks to you Buckin stay safe .God is good.Thanks for teaching this ex drunkard how to file still gotta lot to learn
Freakin right on!! STRAIGHT GOODS!!! good lil video!! And brother.....i wanna run that freakin saw sometime hahaha man i live that saw❤❤!!! Love from the Barths!!
Billy I'm getting more patient with my filing, I've realized I'm being cheap and using old files that was a big step up... Lol I'm busy tho dude and a fella spent money at p auto a few years ago and got that grinder. Now I know, she wacks way too much off the chain and it kills them. But gawt damn. Talk about take a beat up chain back to the rock and roll scene again... Lol FAST
Yes we are REALLY into ufc. I have been watching since UFC 1 when I was 5 years old. Im 36 now. It was absolutely amazing to see that Jones still has ALL the same skills as a 37 year old heavyweight that he had as a 27 year old LHW. Watching Jones fight in the octagon feels like watching Michael Jordan in his prime and also Tiger Woods in his prime. It’s just different. Stipe looked huge and in great shape!
Howdy Buckin!!! Kindly, could elaborate a bit on what you mean by "it's your filing"? Is it top plate angle? Left side gullet vs right side gullet? Gods bless!
Nice video, I have a PROYAMA chainsaw from Amazon,it is also good,I often cut wood with it now.I have run brand names for many many years and I cut very large trees of all kinds, I am impressed with this saw! Ir starts super easy and runs great. I ran 7 tanks on some very large hard maple and some red oak and it did just fine non stop but to fill. the stock chain did fine. I did touch it up before I ever started and set the guides my way, it ran like butter on it all. I didnt have any dirt to deal with so the chain stayed sharp. I then put a 8ten chain on and it ran just the same, no issues at all. the only thing i did have a issue with was the rubber gasket under the fuel cap, it swelled, wrong rubber, but contacted proyama and they sent out new caps with O rings on them and have not had any leaks.They are very open to input on this as to improve anything and also assured me if I hve any issues they will be there and make it right! very good response from the seller. I am now running this at 40:1 and it is doing just fine. I run used motor oil for the bar, no issues. I have run used motor oil in my saws for bar oil for over 20 years and it works great.
Hey @Buckin’ love your channel! Learned so much from ya! Listen could you help me with chains? There are so many out there the sizes, the names, what they do, what they are for, etc. . . I don’t see videos on that and maybe you have one deep in the archives. Anyway, much love and God Bless brother! Keep up the good work!
That comment, flip the bar and it'll tell you if it's the bar or the chain... How had that not occurred to me! The raker guage, the amount of "Pro saw users" that just won't use them is unreal. Top video as always Buckin, cheers!
I don't need to worry about my saw cutting crooked because I can't cut a level face cut or back cut to save my aaa...apple pie. 😂 The cuts slope deeper into the stump, and the bar tip is always low. Good thing I'm only cutting my own trees, eh? 😊
When you are round filing on the tailgate the saw is moving under your weight. If you had even a small vise you would get a straighter cutting edge when the saw does not move. It obviously works the way you do it, but the chain would be sharper if you secured the bar in a vise. It could simply be a small vice mounted to 2x10 plank piece.
My son was sharpening the saw and got distracted and only filed 1 side of the chain. When he put the saw into the next log it was trying to cut circles.
Possibly a Canadian Flicker. Hard to tell between pilleated and flicker by their song, unless you can see the bird. Pilleated are generally more shy of people.
"Won't be given what you can't handle," is really supposed to read - (1 Corinthians Chapter 10 verse 13) - No temptation has overtaken you except such as is common to man; but God is faithful, who will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you are able, but with the temptation will also make the way of escape, that you may be able to bear it. Re: the truth setting you free- John 831-32 Then Jesus said to those Jews who believed Him, “If you abide in My word, you are My disciples indeed. 32 And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” So the truth sets you free as we see, But this freedom is also freedom to be/that can get you, judged and persecuted in this, an unjust world though, not that this should be of concern to a Christian knowing that we are in this world but not of this world.
the only thing I've been told is that chains filed unevenly like you've shown increases vibration, however small, when cutting which increases chances of carpal tunnel syndrome ect. but I don'tr see it makes a huge difference
I mean listen to that 266. No rev limiting fart sounds to be heard just a screamer bearly even any fourtroking. I love my 572 but that is the only thing that bothers me.
Appeared to be a Samsquanch- sasquwatch walking through the brush behind Billy as he bucked up that log. May be my eyes but it looked strange. Apx . 10:14-10:24 of /13:13. Have a look. Perhaps there were even two. Any one who's spent time cutting and running a saw knows Billy is 100% on the mark with what he says in regards to filing and running a sharp ,true cutting chain. You can take his word for it or spend years learning the hard way. Remember to be kind ah.
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith I was pleased to see u replied personally to my comment. I was just teasing about the sasquwatch. Wanted to thank you for what u do and the way u do it. You've got a good hart my friend. From things you've said we have walked similar trails and have gotten to similar places in life and its nice to know a guy is not cutting a path alone sometimes. I've logged many years of my life from here in n.s to Albert for a spell but the bay of fundy called me home. I regret never getting to b.c. I know I ran her hard a lot of years but thankfully I like you was fortunate enough to get through the storm of alcohol and with the help of a wonderful woman now live with some peace in my hart and life. You've a gift and patience to teach forestry and life lessons. I sometimes don't have the patience to teach over n over the educating things regarding saw sharpening and logging . I'm thankfull u do. I'm in Nova scotia and wanted to tell you about an axe factory that was here in Canning for apx 100 years . From 1860 - 1960. The Blinkhorn axe factory in Canning. Maker marked B.C Blinkhorn. I have a large axe collection and have acquired about a dozen of these fine axes . I've only one single bit but I'd like to mail u one of the dabble bit Blinkhorns. And maybe, and I wold pay for one of your axes, Its possible? Regardless I want to send u one. I've got huge respect for you bro . They don't build many like us anymore, axes or men . Thanks brother please let me know if and how I can send u an axe from Canning nova scotia.
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Dude...I frickin love you. Every time I watch and listen to you I learn something. Thank you for doing all this and God bless you.
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Live ya brother
Buckin’ - Please don’t stop teaching. Please don’t stop repeating your lessons and tips. To most novices, a chainsaw seems like a simple motorized tool, as does falling trees, bucking trees, splitting firewood, sharpening chains, etc. However, I think those of us who are not professional woodsmen but watch your teaching videos religiously learn something new from each video, or we hear something we haven’t consciously retained to memory, even though you might have said it 300 times before in other videos. There’s a lot to running chainsaws effectively and safely, as there is to falling, limbing, and bucking logs safely for the mill or firewood. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge with us again and again and again. Your knowledge, experiences, tips, etc., save most of us a lot of heartache and probably a few stitches, broken bones, or worse.
Well said
I'm nowhere near a pro woodman like Buckin'. I'm just a weekend warrior cleaning up my land and making firewood for the winter. I've learned a TON from these videos. Saved a few bucks and a bunch of time. Many thanks!!
welcome friend
Buckin it's how I learned how to sharpen a chain proreally
Thanks to you showing us how to sharpen a chain correctly, my little MS271 rips through logs even up to 20 inches. The chips that the correctly sharpened chain throws out are huge. I can never thank you enough.
Billy Ray I watched the saw chain sharpening video Twice spent the nexed day sharpening my five saws all afternoon and they are now REALY SHARP wonders after 30 years I SEE THE LIGHT =Thanks so much
Been practicing my filing and adjusting my rakers.supper blessed to have your videos at my fingers thank you billy
Kool
Thanks BBR! I am getting better with my saw maintenance. God gives enough so we turn to Him to get through it.
Truth
AXE OF KINDNESS FRIENDS! love you buckin, lets all stand up and buck.
Thank you so much for saving me from not counting!! I am not being sarcastic either. I sometimes go with “feel” and think I am doing something wrong.
BBR has pocket lint with more experience than most of us! Keep up the good work!!
I don't know you were a UFC... That is awesome. I like you even more now!! Thanks for all the great videos
Billy I'm with ya solid advice as always I appreciate that😊
You’re the best BBR. God bless you sir for teaching us the way.
Hi. I always enjoy your videos. I would appreciate it if you could elaborate on filing being the cause of the crooked cut. Is it that the angles are inconsistent? Thank you sir.
Missed you B Billy Ray, you tube been acting stupid again :) lol always learn, been a fan a long time, loved all the over the road trips.. Thanks from SE Texas Bear > ❤💯🙏 Work Hard - Be Kind one to another ey :)
I wish more folks understood the gravity and depth of your statement about how being honest sets you free.
Pain usually motivates.😊
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Oftentimes the only thing strong enough to change someones life. All we can do is point them in the right direction so when they’re ready, they have options for how to be a better man. Thats the beauty of growing older, especially as a man.
Great video. It reminded me of things i knew but had forgotten .
Great information as always my friend! I will always give a few strokes to my teeth when it's not cutting as it should. Running skip chain it really takes no time to keep one performing at its best. You waste so much time cutting with a dull saw. You might not notice it as much bucking logs but anyone that cuts firewood knows what I'm talking about haha. Keep buckin my friend!
Blessings my friend. Hope you’re staying dry in Cedar been raining a lot last few days eh
Good deal I got into some embedded barbed wire all my teeth are different, i didn't panick and followed your instructions and i was back cutting in no time. Thanks again Buckin!!!
I got my raker gauges from west coast saws which are fantastic.
Thank you for sharing how to use them.
Good morning Buckin n Buckin Army! Love y'all
Mornin
Sending prayers up for you and your family Buckin. Much love brother
I appreciate that
Great video, I’m gonna do some filing one of these days lol. You mentioned Dustin Porrier.. he grew up in the next parish over from me.
This video explains a lot of my issues 😂😂😂😂
You just do not stop making sense, Billy Ray.
👍
Brother Buckin what you said about "God won't give you anything you can't handle" is true. My late uncle told this to my father a couple of years after my cousin (his son) and his two children (8 and 10 ) were killed by a drunk driver. For that man to say that tells me that HAS to be a true statement. LOVE your channel
I think more important than getting each tooth the same length which never happens is keeping the angle consistent on both sides, and keeping your bar rails in good shape. But I do believe it’s smoother when you have similar size teeth on each side. It’s like balancing a tire or a ceiling fan..the bigger the difference the more vibration
Raker height makes a difference. Cutter length does not. Period.
SO true when tuning in my rakers I like to use carlton file o plate part no. 37501.. on this gauge you can measure your cutters. . not every stroke with a file cuts the same amount so you can't really count yer strokes. .but do try to keep cutters even in the bush i use file only .we always take bucken spikes off you can make longer cuts. . if you have to pry through the wood. somethins not right ,
Sir that is not true I've been cutting for 30 years
That 266 is just a beast ... the throttle response on that is ridiculous ... it's melting through those logs with long bar.. and a full house
Hi Buckin and the Buckin Army, I have a 268 wit the old metal kickback lever with a steel adjustment wheel, when i apply downward force on the saw whilst cutting the handle presses on that wheel and trips the brake. (I have fitted new anti vibe mounts} Any Ideas?
Thanks for everything you do and the inspiration you give to others,
Evening Buckin thanks for sharing
🪵🪓✊️ Johno 👍
My chain is the same way on my little cs 4510 semi chisel with the 5/32 file . Cuts like a champ it's all thanks to a good teacher. I know now that the 3/16 works great on full chisel .325 . 50 chain. If you have a semi chisel grab the 5/32. It's all thanks to you Buckin stay safe .God is good.Thanks for teaching this ex drunkard how to file still gotta lot to learn
It's sharpness and each tooth related to its raker, not each tooth related to the other teeth.
Freakin right on!! STRAIGHT GOODS!!! good lil video!! And brother.....i wanna run that freakin saw sometime hahaha man i live that saw❤❤!!! Love from the Barths!!
oh youd like it . thx you super chatter lol 😂 😂
@BuckinBillyRaySmith right on ✊️✊️ haha your welcome😅😅
preach it bruh , preach !! can "feel" before you see the "dull"
Dang Buckin' sure makes some delicious looking cookies. 🍪
Great Video Buckin.
Thank ya Buckin 👍
Welcome
I’m over here rolling when he said all mine are different sizes. 😂😂😂
Video idea. What would you use in a power grid down situation? Saw, axe other tools 😊 Blessings from Montana
Thank you sir for your support buckin appreciates it!
Have a peaceful week!
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@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE Absolutely you do the same!
thank you friend
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Blessings to all your family!
Hi buckin nice to see you fella.
Good ya be seen
morning Bucking and morning Cb.
Billy I'm getting more patient with my filing, I've realized I'm being cheap and using old files that was a big step up... Lol
I'm busy tho dude and a fella spent money at p auto a few years ago and got that grinder. Now I know, she wacks way too much off the chain and it kills them. But gawt damn. Talk about take a beat up chain back to the rock and roll scene again... Lol FAST
I got the big adjustable motor disc grinder handle bastard mounted up to a pole on a rim for a base
Tanks for putting me in a smile 😂
Just the intro music
Welcome
I am new to chainsaws and the idea that not all teeth have to be the same size when sharpening relieves my stress. lol
Glad to be a part of that
@@CB-xg2gr Totally, have been shamefully keeping this reality to myself for years.
'Well, it cuts, no one needs to know."
Buckin is splitting wood with his boots now. Did you see the way that cookie crumbled whenever he put the boot to it. Nice video and Thanks Buckin
Yes we are REALLY into ufc. I have been watching since UFC 1 when I was 5 years old. Im 36 now. It was absolutely amazing to see that Jones still has ALL the same skills as a 37 year old heavyweight that he had as a 27 year old LHW. Watching Jones fight in the octagon feels like watching Michael Jordan in his prime and also Tiger Woods in his prime. It’s just different. Stipe looked huge and in great shape!
Makes perfect sense I tried to touch up the teeth every gas tank makes it easier to keep up and keep it sharp
Nice tip
Thanks BR and man LOVE the sound of that saw :)
You bet!… me too
@@BuckinBillyRaySmithI sure my 261 I won at Buckin Stock from OWM ripped like that…Wicked
Howdy Buckin!!!
Kindly, could elaborate a bit on what you mean by "it's your filing"? Is it top plate angle? Left side gullet vs right side gullet? Gods bless!
Could be any of it
Good job! be kind
Nice video, I have a PROYAMA chainsaw from Amazon,it is also good,I often cut wood with it now.I have run brand names for many many years and I cut very large trees of all kinds, I am impressed with this saw! Ir starts super easy and runs great. I ran 7 tanks on some very large hard maple and some red oak and it did just fine non stop but to fill. the stock chain did fine. I did touch it up before I ever started and set the guides my way, it ran like butter on it all. I didnt have any dirt to deal with so the chain stayed sharp. I then put a 8ten chain on and it ran just the same, no issues at all.
the only thing i did have a issue with was the rubber gasket under the fuel cap, it swelled, wrong rubber, but contacted proyama and they sent out new caps with O rings on them and have not had any leaks.They are very open to input on this as to improve anything and also assured me if I hve any issues they will be there and make it right! very good response from the seller.
I am now running this at 40:1 and it is doing just fine. I run used motor oil for the bar, no issues. I have run used motor oil in my saws for bar oil for over 20 years and it works great.
Hey @Buckin’ love your channel! Learned so much from ya! Listen could you help me with chains? There are so many out there the sizes, the names, what they do, what they are for, etc. . . I don’t see videos on that and maybe you have one deep in the archives. Anyway, much love and God Bless brother! Keep up the good work!
What gauge ya runnin?
@ mostly 50’s!
I Could listen to some buckin MMA talk 🔥
lol
That comment, flip the bar and it'll tell you if it's the bar or the chain... How had that not occurred to me!
The raker guage, the amount of "Pro saw users" that just won't use them is unreal.
Top video as always Buckin, cheers!
There are guys .. then there are guys
Love these proof videos, showing the reality.
My grandfather used to call it “butter bowling” when a saw would cut curved like that. Miss that old guy!!!
thank God for fall and the argyle sweater !
argyle brings calm
Hello buckin billy ray hope you are doing well today ❤
I don't need to worry about my saw cutting crooked because I can't cut a level face cut or back cut to save my aaa...apple pie. 😂
The cuts slope deeper into the stump, and the bar tip is always low.
Good thing I'm only cutting my own trees, eh? 😊
Yeah, level cuts are a challenge. Keep cuttin 👍
@HomeSkillets Will do! Got lots more to take down. 😁👍
Do you sell a buckin billy raker gage
When you are round filing on the tailgate the saw is moving under your weight. If you had even a small vise you would get a straighter cutting edge when the saw does not move. It obviously works the way you do it, but the chain would be sharper if you secured the bar in a vise. It could simply be a small vice mounted to 2x10 plank piece.
My son was sharpening the saw and got distracted and only filed 1 side of the chain. When he put the saw into the next log it was trying to cut circles.
Hi Buckin working on a couple pipes today for my 372
Nice Bry
That, is one of my favorite saws right there, just deadliness ✊️👍
Me too brother
😎👍 Greetings from Germany Peter 😎
Hello😊
Right On BBR😊
Buckin' do you ever run skip tooth chain when cutting in river bottom ground or other areas where you might get into sand?
Yip
Morning Buckin.
It’s all in the filing. Where have I heard this? 😂😂
Yes sir
hi billy for a 257 huskvarna the compression it is 135psi it good or no good ??
Ja, wir werden nicht jünger, aber deine Videos bleiben immer interessant. ❤💯
thx😊
Do you let your saws idle a bit after working them for a cool down?
If their hot yeah
Love Charles do Bronx too!!
Pileated Woodpecker AKA WOODY WOOD PECKER shouting out to Buckin'
That’s right 😊
Wonder what ol woody wood whacker would have to say to ol buckin' Billy Ray?!
Possibly a Canadian Flicker. Hard to tell between pilleated and flicker by their song, unless you can see the bird. Pilleated are generally more shy of people.
I SAW SLEEVES ON THAT T SHIRT AT THE END! THE SKY IS FALLING!
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Was there shirts or hoodies that were stand up and buck ? I looked on website just curious
Yes I believe so should be available at buckins website
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That bark looks like Rockville
"Won't be given what you can't handle," is really supposed to read - (1 Corinthians Chapter 10 verse 13) - No temptation has overtaken you except such as is common to man; but God is faithful, who will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you are able, but with the temptation will also make the way of escape, that you may be able to bear it.
Re: the truth setting you free- John 831-32 Then Jesus said to those Jews who believed Him, “If you abide in My word, you are My disciples indeed. 32 And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”
So the truth sets you free as we see, But this freedom is also freedom to be/that can get you, judged and persecuted in this, an unjust world though, not that this should be of concern to a Christian knowing that we are in this world but not of this world.
Hi buckin I looked up the TGP bar oil that you use and it is 115 bucks 😮
That’s right , for 4 jugs . (1 gallon jugs) 28 bucks a gallon
the only thing I've been told is that chains filed unevenly like you've shown increases vibration, however small, when cutting which increases chances of carpal tunnel syndrome ect. but I don'tr see it makes a huge difference
Set the rakers with a gauge and that's not a problem anymore. Raker height matters. Cutter length is irrelevant
Why the twist of the file on the back stroke?
To cut straight make sure you keep your teeth at the proper angle… loose wrists sinks ships from experience
If it's cutting crooked then you can try sharpening it right. There you go.
I mean listen to that 266. No rev limiting fart sounds to be heard just a screamer bearly even any fourtroking. I love my 572 but that is the only thing that bothers me.
Appeared to be a Samsquanch- sasquwatch walking through the brush behind Billy as he bucked up that log. May be my eyes but it looked strange. Apx . 10:14-10:24 of /13:13. Have a look. Perhaps there were even two.
Any one who's spent time cutting and running a saw knows Billy is 100% on the mark with what he says in regards to filing and running a sharp ,true cutting chain. You can take his word for it or spend years learning the hard way.
Remember to be kind ah.
Public trail
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith I was pleased to see u replied personally to my comment. I was just teasing about the sasquwatch. Wanted to thank you for what u do and the way u do it. You've got a good hart my friend. From things you've said we have walked similar trails and have gotten to similar places in life and its nice to know a guy is not cutting a path alone sometimes. I've logged many years of my life from here in n.s to Albert for a spell but the bay of fundy called me home. I regret never getting to b.c. I know I ran her hard a lot of years but thankfully I like you was fortunate enough to get through the storm of alcohol and with the help of a wonderful woman now live with some peace in my hart and life. You've a gift and patience to teach forestry and life lessons. I sometimes don't have the patience to teach over n over the educating things regarding saw sharpening and logging . I'm thankfull u do.
I'm in Nova scotia and wanted to tell you about an axe factory that was here in Canning for apx 100 years . From 1860 - 1960. The Blinkhorn axe factory in Canning. Maker marked B.C Blinkhorn. I have a large axe collection and have acquired about a dozen of these fine axes . I've only one single bit but I'd like to mail u one of the dabble bit Blinkhorns. And maybe, and I wold pay for one of your axes, Its possible? Regardless I want to send u one. I've got huge respect for you bro . They don't build many like us anymore, axes or men . Thanks brother please let me know if and how I can send u an axe from Canning nova scotia.
I found out using a file will make a chain last a lot longer than using a grinder.
Morning all...
Hello sir
How do you keep track of your start point so you end there?
Use a Sharpie on top of tooth
Hope everyone had a fantastic weekend,
It looks like a turtle on top of the log pile.
It’s not. It’s a big snail. 😉
AHWOOOO GET ONE 👍
Hey buckin. I keep on seeing a tik tok of you, is it official?
Scammers
Nice 😊 🤠💪💪💯💯🤙🤙🤙
My daughter and Son in law just bought some property in Maine. I want to buy them a chainsaw but I’m not sure what to get.
Is it a surprise. Or could ya just not ask what they want ? Let us know
@ it is going to be a surprise. Man, thank you for asking .
Who you tryin to kid dude? That thing would cut with a bicycle chain on it. 👍🍻
10:40 Found Sasquatch! :)
Good day all army
Dis husqvarna 266xp veri strong aim like 266xp and 266se
Same number of strokes makes no sense at all. Is it sharp is what makes sense