Awesome work as always

Buckin is on site

just 5 mins. in i again have to pause and comment on how much i like the "explain" type videos; Great stuff Buckin, thanks!👌

Buck’n Billy 🤘🏼🤙🏼 one of our family favorites. My three year old loves saying, “Stay on your buck!” Lol

That was cool 😎 work

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BUCKIN' BILLY RAY! The single onliest dude on KZbin successfully cutting trees from a ladder. The exception proves the rule! *Absolutely loving all of the laughter!

Well, it’s almost official, I bought my first truck to start my tree business. I owe you so so much Buckin! Thank you for being such a positive voice with so many great lessons. You’ve changed my life tremendously for the better. Love you Buckin!!

Up there for thinking down there for dancing

Awesome video, great work. Thank you sir.

I love starting a fire with cedar. It would be fun seeing a timelapse of the chimney from start with smoke to clear.

“Ya canna’ defy the laws of physics captain” Buckin’ Billy - “Hold my beer”

Much love Buckin🪵❤️

Just wanted to tell you I love your videos, and I think my 11 month old daughter loves them even more! So calming and reassuring in this world. Thank you…

This was really cool seeing those two models running side by side. I didn’t realize the xl 12 was so similar to the 10-10. What fuel:oil ratio do you use in them?

“Let er run. See how nice that was”

Remember boys before you start banging inspect those crotch’s and don’t be afraid to pull out it’s totally normal

Love the content, Buckin'! Just did some work on an MS310 gifted to me from a friend. I upsized the bar to 28" with a skip-tooth chain so I can STAND UP AND BUCK!!

Billy, love your content! But man you gotta protect your heating, tinnitus is a thing.....REEEEEEE

Binge watching your videos so many gems 💎

Nice job !!! Thanks for sharing!!! How can I order like that kind of file?

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That is KILLER for leather treatment. Rock on BBR

🤠👌👌🤙🤙💯💯💯🪓🪵🎣morning… thank you !!🤠🫵

It would be interesting to take the time to take saws that are comparable and move the chain from one cut to the other saw and then back a couple of times. Yes, it would be a pain in the butt to do it. But it give you the best head head comparison.

Such great videos. These put you on the map 🪓🪵🪓🪵🪓🪵🪓

OUR SITUATION IS A BIT DIFFERENT! . My wife and I go camping in the back-country of southern Wyoming. Around 2010, there was a pine-beetle epidemic that killed about 70% of the trees in the forest. . In recent years, those old dead trees are now falling over blocking roads and trails into the places that few people travel. At first we used a hand crosscut saw to remove a tree, but that took a long time. . So, my wife bought us a Makita 16-inch bar battery chainsaw. Why battery? So, it wouldn’t stink up the SUV or camper with gasoline fumes. Gasoline fumes take a long time to leave your car, often weeks. . But, I’m retired and I would go up by myself during the week to go camping and Rose would join me on weekends. So she needed a saw too so she could get into places where I was camping. Big dead trees are constantly falling over and it’s getting worse every year. . Since we have spent our careers in an office, we had no idea how to properly use a chainsaw and not get hurt. And now bigger trees are falling over. It used to be we’d have to deal with a 15-inch diameter tree blocking the road. Now, some of those trees are in excess of 35-inch and the Makita isn’t able to get all the way thru. So, we now have a 20-inch bar gasoline saw. That gives us the ability to deal with a 40-incher. . After watching videos like yours and practicing in our local woods, my wife, Rose, is able to remove a big 30-inch diameter 10-foot section of tree in the road. She can buck up a big tree and drag it out of the way using tow straps and her Rav4 and do it all by herself. She carries a chainsaw, tow straps, wedges, and an axe in her Rav4. . Eventually, all the dead trees will all fall over. But, until then, we need to use a chainsaw.

What recommendations do you have for keeping the glass clean or is it just constantly cleaning it just one of the nature of the beast?

I am amazed at how clear the water is

Ive got a 394 on a mill,works great,you know youve done some work after running it though.

So glad to have discovered you Buckin Billy Ray Smith I learned so much from you what a great attitude about life that you pass on to all of us on KZbin world

You’re bar is upside down Sir.

Anyone else hate seeing him rub his finger nail on it lol ?

Ill race ya with my 3120...

I want a big saw so bad 😂 this doesn’t help much. 😢

All your videos are gold nuggets. Thank you so much!

I just hand filed my saw for the first time with no gizmos. You taught me how. Thanks friend!

Awesome video, I’m glad you’re okay. Thank you sir

The nature of leather is it is an absorbent material with pores, that is how it can absorb treatment and why it absorbs water. Ive used huberds shoe grease, obenauf heavy duty lp milk oil etc. You will reduce water absorbtion, but the leather will never be physically waterproof. The obenauf is what i come back to time after time.

Try old motor oil and saw dust mix it together and it is a great firestarter