Where is the video where u actually build the a frame ?

Boss! seems like the first construction video done with the right materials, wood that is, in such a long time. Good work!

Hold on to the barrel or loose your fingers when you cocked the gun can fail at any time.

Uncle got me a .22/.410 42 when i was a kid in the 80's, and it was old when I got it. As a kid i would walk the backroads taking grouse and rabbit. Love that thing. Still have it. A year or so ago the front sight kind of disintegrated and i realised for the first time ever that it had been a piece of wood someone had jimmied in there decades ago. I have since replaced the front sight.

Sitka spruce is hard to find and the top wood for aviation. Do you guys sell it for that?

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I own that exact same saw. And it comes with an Oregon bar and chain as stock even though it says ego on it! The best part about electric saws is you don't have to fool with fuel and mix oil just put some bar oil in it pull the trigger and it runs.

wow no ppe at all, get some saw pants and a face shield before you get some one killed.

Amazing..... all the people that have zero awareness of the square grind chain.... what real pros use

I think the electric saws don't keep the biting flies away like the smokey ones do.

just like spin tires

I own this saw. It is great for taking down a tree because you can hear if something starts to crack. My guess is that the battery was empty after this one tree though. I use mine for 10" trees and under, and can cut up the entire tree into 16in logs. If I try to cut through a single 16in hardwood the battery will overheat and if i take it easy I might get 2-3 cuts.

This is why you cut your hinge first then you cut the notch. You can see the notch cut if you look down the hinge to prevent a dutchman. And you can ABSOLUTLY get your sights from a hinge cut. I just think its super easy and effective. And yo u wont have this Huge dutchman we see here.

ever thought abot an older cable skidder

WOW, you of all people should know better and no safety gear on, what an idiot.

Thats just an average tree... he says, lol OMG

You are awesome.... this so exciting

Leaches of the earth

Im here for the disapointment or the flaming battery. One or both will happen

You own a house log business and don't even know how to run a chain saw. Get some training.

you're scary to watch.. sell the saws save you're life.

Rookie at best!!

Great video my friend. People should learn to appreciate the simple things that make life worth living. Telling you what you need to do? So easy to talk about something that they don't know shit about, living in a real rural area with no luxury of gun stores or limited access to firearms is not easy. To all of you with a degree of ignorance please move to Alaska and tell us what is going to happen to you.

Your videos are great, but man, there are minimum safety measures you should be taking. Look at this moment 7:33 on the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zoa4ZXuKbZlmg7M You have zero protection, and you're doing it solo too? If someone did that to me, they’d be fired on the spot and told to change jobs. You didn’t even put the brake on, damn it! You're alone in the middle of nowhere! Take care and be more careful next time!!!!

Hello! In this video you mentioned that you have a wood mizer lt40. Would like to hear your comparison between wood mizer and mobile dimension as far as cutting 2x4 or 2x6s. Seems that you run both for a while that's why your opinion would be valuable. Thanks in advance. Ps. Just left a message on your answering machine. Looking forward to hear or see a video

I believe it would hold a lot better with the screws in the valley, the same as you would do with a tin roof with screws! I like the way you did your roof! I've put down a lot of tin roofs, but never a poly one.

Who owns the trees you’re cutting??

THats badass dude!!

You could make a shelter with that bark.

Good content!! love the boat use thats something i would do.

We appreciate the fact that you took the time to share the whales with us!

So cute my dogs birthday is today❤

what areas can I do this, i live in kketchikan

Thanks for sharing your install! Takes a lot of effort to document and share, so I appreciate it! As I've just done an install (DIY) some notes for anyone else installing Palram SunTuff polycarbonate sheets: - Minimum slope is 1.5" over 12" - Purlin spacing can be from 16" up to 36" depending on required load support. Always use sheet of plywood across at least 3 support members when traversing the roof. - Use appropriate flashing (side ridge, wall connector, counter, etc) at connection points - Use, at least, horizontal closure strips to allow for screwing roof sheets at the crown of ribs (ridges/hills) rather than in the valleys which can leak - Screws should be placed along purlins at the crown of every other rib (and at every rib if in high wind area) - Always make sure to pre-drill all screw holes using 1/4" bit. This hole is actually wider than shaft of screws and intentionally allows for sheet expansion/contraction. - Place EPDM screws (e.g. WoodTite) using a screw gun (e.g. like for drywall) or a drill with low clutch setting. Do not use an impact driver! Screw and its washer should be snug, not compressed at all. - For additional water tightness, only specific sealant (polycarbonate compatible) may be used along connection points of sheets. Manufacturer recommends only 100% silicon sealants as other sealants/adhesives often contain a solvent that may damage the polycarbonate sheets. For white roofs, I have used Henry's 884 Tropi-Cool white 100% silicon roof sealant caulk, but for my project with clear sheets, I'm using GE Supreme Silicone Caulk Window and Door Sealant Clear (model: 2814816) Ref: images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/0f/0f8191b5-f9ec-4080-bc12-84dc04df3bbd.pdf

Hey Sterling, just found your channel great videos! Hi from Tucson AZ!

My stevens 22/410, has the barrel select on the hammer. Does anyone know why..

very nice pile of logs !

My dad had the same windshield wipers in his Mack, back about the same vintage as that truck.

You screwed the polycarbonate panels on the valley?? that will leak prematurely. Why you did not use horizontal closure strip? that way you can screw the panel on the peak.

Is your #4 a BSA?

Careful dude ...! Beautiful tree!

What is the height of the aframe?

It takes balls to throw your work up on the internet for the internet to critique. You learn a lot that way though.

This place looks like heaven

Light weight Shotgun and 3" magnum tend to bark! Lol Great video

Excellent machine of how many hp is the engine can you give me the reference please

How did you not drag the bottom of that boat on them rocks looked so shallow especially when ya said 6 inches of water.

Beautiful job mate. Excellent

Awesome stuff mate!

Next time extend the top poles, then put the rain fly on and extend the bottom poles.