Big tree, big window

[@davidhorton2782]

this is a man that loves his work ....he has found his calling in life. great to see someone enjoying life in these difficult days of trials and tribulations

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a unique ability to stay organized and manage your time effectively.

[@sportsfan205]

I'm surprised his boss lets him video

[@robertodebeers2551]

I paint to ends of my handles blue because they show up better. This man, Butler, is a true professional.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a unique ability to connect with people on a deep level.

[@climbe4422]

That was simply AWESOME ! The picture quality. the way the sun shown . a freaking MASTERPIECE ! you said you'd make a longer one and you DELIVERED!

[@BjarneButler]

Haha thanks. Next couple videos will be older footage from about 5 years ago. But any new stuff will now be with a GoPro instead of an iPhone.

[@潘正雄-u2w]

Yb

[@nurrima5378]

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[@bambangsrihartono1540]

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[@bambangsrihartono1540]

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[@munched55]

It's a good day when I get a notice that you've posted. Keep 'em coming.

[@BjarneButler]

Cool thanks man. I got a couple oldies I’ll be posting next

[@munched55]

@@BjarneButler I'm surprised there's any of that old growth cedars left. Just watched the vid on the boulders. Crazy. Some seemed to have 300-year-old trees sitting on them so they haven't moved in a while. Amazing...

[@gangesexcavating]

Plenty of OG cedar to cut on the B.C. coast still. The coast is huge.

[@rielpareja2368]

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[@chrisnorris5209]

Nice work Bjarne! Always great to watch a Pro at work and thanks for sharing part of you day . Look forward to the next one!!

[@discoverykai1547]

Your dedication to your community and helping others is truly admirable.

[@JohnJR69]

Serious skills i great to watch such a pro work

[@Whipple1]

This one really made you work for a good long time. Nicely done. Be safe, stay healthy and alert. Cheers! Whipple

[@discoverykai1547]

Your ability to think outside the box is truly remarkable.

[@IRONHORSE427RACING]

Another great Video of what your daily work is like. Thanks for taking the time to do the videos.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have an incredible ability to bring people together and create a sense of unity.

[@ducklive1518]

Beutiful video, loved that we got to watch the whole process without slomo!!! Keep up the good work.

[@discoverykai1547]

Your positive energy and enthusiasm are infectious.

[@allenhuling598]

Enjoyed that...full length...thanks for taking the time to film it all! Saw sounds really strong! Work safe, and keep making videos!

[@richardhuggins1102]

¹³⅔³actuon

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a gift for making others feel seen and heard.

[@joecarter707]

To watch this video is such a pleasure and learning experience. Thanks for sharing with the viewers JC

[@discoverykai1547]

Your dedication to your work is truly impressive.

[@advancednutritioninc908]

Great View! I have only seen trees like this once in my life (in person)! 8 ft plus in diameter!! amazing !! I respect your talent and hard work! I cut trees on my property in GA but we are lucky if we see a 3 ft dia tree! Liked !! Subbed !!

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a natural ability to make people feel heard and understood.

[@jasonmawle2457]

Friggen beautiful! That orange thing cuts good!! Great watch buddy, thanks!

[@discoverykai1547]

Your ability to think outside the box is truly remarkable.

[@sevenoaks4569]

Love watching you cut. Keep up the great videos.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a natural ability to lead and inspire others.

[@briantrue3598]

Great video! Thanks keep recording that crazy work!

[@discoverykai1547]

You're a natural problem solver and always find a way to make things work.

[@resaxasd5762]

I’m a New sub. A good friend of mine told me about your videos. Glad he did, you have some serious skills. Love watching you fall these massive trees. ✊🏻

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks

[@riverrat1149]

Growing up here on the Olympic Penninsula seems like you always would here saws running up in the woods. Now days hardly ever here a big two stroke. Just the beep beep of the feller bunchers.

[@BjarneButler]

Ya more feller/bunchers nowadays. We’re relegated to steeper ground and the bigger wood.

[@killingoldgrowthsince]

They fall old growth here with the ClimbMAX.

[@discoverykai1547]

Your intelligence and quick thinking are impressive.

[@mary74724]

😀very good

[@mentalsid3701]

New Sub from Scotland!! Wow what a work for one tree!!! Brilliant video by the way! Cheers

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a unique ability to stay organized and manage your time effectively.

[@jbzbxc]

Just amazing! Nice job.

[@resaxasd5762]

Another great Video of what your daily work is like. Thanks for taking the time to do the videos.

[@discoverykai1547]

Your dedication to your work is truly impressive.

[@jimmybrewer8289]

Good job 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@discoverykai1547]

Your dedication to your personal and professional growth is truly inspiring.

[@My3Sons]

Cool Video...

[@husqvarnamotorsågungern]

Nice job!

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks

[@discoverykai1547]

You're a true visionary and leader in your field.

[@husqvarnamotorsågungern]

@@discoverykai1547 Thank you very much😂😂

[@robinbasil39]

I'm learning.awesome. keep on filming.robin

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a unique ability to stay organized and manage your time effectively.

[@blakelemoine1090]

Good job man

[@discoverykai1547]

Your humility and down-to-earth attitude are truly admirable.

[@mikewhitman830]

See you use a tsumura bar. Preference or just what they offer? Oregon light weight seems to be the bar of choice down here in Washington.

[@BjarneButler]

Ya I prefer the tsumura but if I can’t get one then I’ll use the Oregon lightweight bar

[@mikewhitman830]

@@BjarneButler haven't used one myself. Always been a Stihl or Oregon. Might have to. ✌

[@BjarneButler]

Ya I’ve never used a lightweight Stihl before but have heard lots of good things about them

[@ЕвгенийБобров-ы5т]

Супер профессионально. Как-будто само завалилось, офигенно. 👍👍👍💪💪💪

[@25ajitmishra]

Waooo...falling of tree was awesome...

[@MrThenry1988]

Window might have been a little to big. Lol Good work.

[@discoverykai1547]

Your ability to stay calm and composed in stressful situations is truly impressive.

[@lumberjack_miramika]

Dobrá práce 👍😎. Ať sa daří 👍😉🇨🇿

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a keen eye for detail and a knack for getting things done right.

[@brandansoros1000]

somebody got a new saw from walkers. nice work

[@gangesexcavating]

Keeping it real, once again Bjarne.

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a natural talent for building and maintaining strong relationships.

[@godsoffspring4195]

Leave that one for the shakers. :>)

[@chadrides914]

390 and a 32" bar is a match made in heaven. You sir are a badass. Thanks for posting your videos. Do you find you ever have to file down the limiters on the carb screws, particularly the H screw to richen them up a touch more? I've had to on my 372's but not my 390's. I've got a 28" Tusmara bar, and a 33" Oregon lite bar. The Oregon is a bit "droopy".....

[@BjarneButler]

I agree the Oregon light bars are too bendy. I much prefer the tsumura bars. I’ve never heard of filing down the carb screws. I use a different magneto to boost the rpms. At least I’m told that’s what it does haha.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a heart of gold and are always willing to help others.

[@bradkopczyk9049]

Holy shit. Your job is crazy..lol

[@gnslogging3635]

Nice job buddy...biggest I ever fell was 4ft...love to try one o them big cedars tho :)

[@discoverykai1547]

You're a true visionary and leader in your field.

[@colemanherefords7321]

Who ever thumbs downed you should have there head examined . excellent job as always .🌲👌

[@Smokey66s]

Coleman Herefords, thumbs downer are probably members of the Sierra Club?

[@bazookajoethompson3407]

LoL! Smokey! They're the first in line to buy out all the toilet paper too.

[@joshmullinnex5113]

Good stuff 👍🤙

[@discoverykai1547]

Your positive attitude and outlook on life are truly infectious.

[@IRONHORSE427RACING]

Forgot to add to previous post, First the Biggest Ponderosa or Fir I have cut to date here is a couple of old growth bug killed Ponderosa's that were 6' 8" at the widest point on the stump and they both were as solid as could be. On occasion I will have to drop or push some rotted standing timber that you can't understand while they are still up right but I have never seen anything as rotted as some of the trees you have to deal with with the exception of my Dad cut down some Redwoods back in the day on the West Coast when we lived in Northern California. Your really good at reading the trees you fell thats for sure. I use the new Jonsereds Pro saws here (made by Husquvarna now ) my main saw is the 2253 its 50cc and is identical to the same cc Husky saw except price is quite a bit less, parts fully interchange between this saw and the 550xp and I get the full wrap handle and 24" bar and my big cc saw is still a Husquvarna 390xp and I have several bar and chain combos for that beast. I'm glad Husquvarna bought out jonsereds pro saws (don't have a clue abput consumer saws lol) because anytime i can get that quality and dependability at a better price hey I am all about that. Thanks Again for all you do and how you show how and why you fell each tree....sure teaches me new stuff and jogs my memory about methods I might not get to use every day here. Keep up the good work and be safe.

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks for the comments. ya we can get some really nasty rotted out tree here. It baffles me too how there still standing. It sure puts you on edge trying to cut them down, rarely a dull moment in the bush

[@IRONHORSE427RACING]

@@BjarneButler I hear that. I know how the hee-bee-jee-bees get to me when I am knocking one thats even a 1/4 that size. I find myself hearing creaks and groans that aren't there.....hearing a snap or pop from the outer trunk thats not there....one thing is for certain it really keeps you on your toes and the little Woo-Woo hairs on the back of your neck working overtime. The Son and I are currently working in a big area of storm blow down and bark Beatle killed Ponderosa Pine and man its just chock full of widow makers, so our Son is running the tractor and winch and being my extra set of eyes and ears....this is a good winter time job and we have no firm deadline to be done as long as its this year so we are being extra careful. I showed our son a bunch of your videos over this past weekend and you have no idea how helpful they were to us both....he learned some new stuff and I got my memory jogged about some other ways to fell bad wood safely. Thanks Again and be safe.

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks. Glad to be of some help. Do you have an emergency response plan in place? Always good to be prepared

[@IRONHORSE427RACING]

@@BjarneButler Yes we do. We found it much safer for piece of mind to have constant radio communication between both my self and our Son and we very seldom are out of cell phone range of the Wife. She brings us out our lunch every day most days anyhow that plus I took the Fellers test as did our Son and we ALWAYS err on the side of caution...we can most in most cases if its a really bad tree notch it, hook on with the cable winch and pull it down safely if need be. My wife is constantly going over the internet looking for new safety videos for us to watch once a month so we do our best to stay up to date and pro active....we have the advantage of being able if the tree is too risky.....of just walking away too. One advantage of cutting smaller diameter trees that are no where near human traffic is notch it and let mother nature do her thing....but I hate to do that and will only as a last option. Its nice having our little Ford/New Holland 4×4 Forestry Tractor to do 90% of our work with, With its winch, and front mounted log grappler is just the ticket for us....we leave a very small environmental footprint and can do everything with the one tractor that we need from clearing roads to skidding logs, stacking and loading them on our own truck & trailer to haul in to the mill. Were very small but have all the work we can handle because the type jobs we do....thinning and clearing bug killed is what we do 95% of the time for the USFS but we also thin private and USFS ground as well. There is a HUGE DEMAND for the Bark Beatle killed Ponderosa Pine for home building with its multitude of colors once its killed by them and dried down and there is no shortage of standing bug kill to be logged unfortunately....our Daughter is in Forestry College and already has a job waiting here for her when she graduates.

[@BjarneButler]

Randy Hill lunch delivered? lucky you. Sounds like you have a fun job. Have you thought about doing some milling yourself?

[@rogervandergriff1851]

What saw you running?

[@mainehouse3789]

What is the advantage of a big undercut on a big tree? I cut on the East coast USA and rarely cut wood over 3' which is usually white pine. Just curious. Thank you for your content it is nice to see.

[@chadbanks7339]

More log

[@tjlovesrachel]

Keeps it on the stump longer and reduces the chance of a barberchair

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a unique ability to stay organized and manage your time effectively.

[@kevinallen206]

How do you like the tsumura? And how did it hold up? Just bought one for my 044 after running oregon for years.

[@BjarneButler]

Tsumura is way better then Oregon. Tsumura and stihl light bars are the best. Cannons are just as good but are heavy. I haven’t tried their new light bars yet but I bet they would be just as good

[@kevinallen206]

@@BjarneButler Thank you! That's good to kno., I've been debating whether to outfit my other heads with them.

[@discoverykai1547]

Your ability to find common ground and build relationships is truly remarkable.

[@harryrambo4564]

Awesome dude, thanks for the full length episode haha. I'm sure you get asked all the time but what saw is that? 395?

[@BjarneButler]

Thanks 390

[@discoverykai1547]

You're an absolute rockstar!

[@chriskennedy7262]

such a big tree who did your saw sounds strong

[@BjarneButler]

Walkers saw shop in Nanaimo

[@chriskennedy7262]

Can’t go wrong with that 😁😁😁😁

[@pasqualepisani]

Impressive. Good job. Definitely a big tree! What is your location?

[@BjarneButler]

BC west coast

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a keen eye for detail and a knack for getting things done right.

[@grayswandir47]

How long is the bar on that saw?

[@mikewhitman830]

Looks like a 32 tsumura. You see a lot of 32 to 34 inch bars these days. Not as many fatty's like this so bigger is just more weight. Oregon light weight and stihl light weight are the other bars fallers use. Check out Hotsaw101, he uses a variety of bars and saws.

[@toolspayless]

It didn't know it was cut off?

[@Islandhuntingandoutdoors]

Is that a walkers saw shop sticker on that saw 😏 I’m on van island too

[@BjarneButler]

Yup sure is

[@DeceivedOyster]

Is this the west coast BC?

[@dougchristopher2072]

New sub here, great videos. How about showing us how u get those trees out?

[@dougberry1011]

They either use a yarder to a landing and road up above or use a big heli like. Sikorsky S61 or Sky Crane.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a remarkable ability to inspire others to reach their full potential.

[@ronaldbrown7780]

Big Tree 🌳

[@lyndseyfrenchfrench7841]

love echo

[@gerrycoleman7290]

Where is that area? Very nice.

[@BjarneButler]

Upper Mainland coast

[@coastcutterjesseausten4291]

Sweeet!

[@pcdubya]

Beautiful country out there, Hard to believe a wedge like that would have any effect on a tree that size? With that delay, just for the video, cut and then act like you are pushing it over with your hand. This kind of work is like a daily cross fit regimen.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a natural ability to connect with people and make them feel valued.

[@outinthewood3578]

Nice "G" We have just found out over here that any 390-395 and 3120 out in the dealers are the last and production has stopped ! You may want to stock up a bit ! Great job, looked like a lot of "dust" around it which I find is a pain on the chain ?

[@BjarneButler]

Ya I heard rumours about changes being made on the bigger saws. I think it’s to meet environmental regulations. Ya even small amounts of rock dust will dull a chain pretty fast

[@outinthewood3578]

Yes the good old emissions ! I think the 088 and the like are due to go or be made "clean" . I cut a fair bit of stuff in and around granite rock and the timber sucks up the silica which is nice on the chain as well ! Enjoying the videos and style.

[@victoriousvictor7978]

@@BjarneButler europe not here...not yet...thank god.

[@climbe4422]

I wonder if they will redesign the 3120 or do away with that size saw ?

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a natural ability to connect with people and make them feel valued.

[@stephanmackie5281]

Hey are you mixing you oil at 50:1 or are you putting more than that?

[@BjarneButler]

I use 50:1

[@stephanms661cm3]

What kind of oil do you run in your saws?

[@BjarneButler]

Bar oil? Husky, stihl or Lordco Mix oil? Husky or stihl

[@stephanms661cm3]

bjarne butler have you ever heard of anyone using klots premix or maxima 927 castor oil? Wondering if there is any benefit to a racing oil like that.

[@tjlovesrachel]

@@stephanms661cm3 I love belray h1r… it’s really clean and has great film left on everything… it’s a 100% synthetic ester oil and basically it’s like a magnet at the molecular level and just sticks to everything and it doesn’t make carbon like the stihl hp ultra does

[@daveelliott8116]

What model Husqvarna are you using?

[@BjarneButler]

390

[@mattvanberkel7847]

How do you judge the hinge wood in the middle?

[@BjarneButler]

A lot of factors. Lean and size, Is there rot that could compromise the hinge wood? if so, where is the rot located. Then factor in where you want the tree to land so as to create as little damage as possible. Don’t forget to factor in wind, snow load and safety. Do you have a safe spot to escape to incase shit hits the fan? Also limb weight and school marms can also determine where to put hinge wood.

[@mattvanberkel7847]

@@BjarneButler have you had any go wrong? When i started had 1 go bad, misjudged the weight of a limb against the lean . Always set a wedge now😁

[@BjarneButler]

Yup I’ve had plenty go wrong. Seems I gotta learn the hard way haha. Setting a wedge in early is always a good idea.

[@victoriousvictor7978]

Anyone that says they havent sent one over there shoulder is either lieing or doesn't cut timber.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have an incredible work ethic that is truly inspiring.

[@TheMONTREYJACK1993]

Amazing video buddy love watching the big timber drop whats it like for getting jobs out there as a faller been working in the woods for 8-9 years running saws felling for skylines but would love to emigrate over to canada and join the big league Reguards stuart

[@BjarneButler]

You need a Falling certificate here. Phone the BC forest safety council, they can help you out

[@discoverykai1547]

Your kindness, compassion, and generosity are truly unparalleled.

[@yourneck2]

Back cut didn’t match up had to fudge it EH....!

[@RomuloTDI]

Hi, i would like to make a question, wich model of Husqvarna Chainsaw is the chainsaw that you are using?? Husqvarna 372??

[@BjarneButler]

In most of my videos I’m using a 390 and I use my 372 for small wood. I’m using the 390 in this video

[@RomuloTDI]

@@BjarneButler Ok, great. And there are a lot of diferent beetwin 372 and 390?? because i have the 372 chainsaw but do not try the 390 never.

[@BjarneButler]

@@RomuloTDI 390 has more power and is heavier

[@RomuloTDI]

@@BjarneButler And the guide bar is 28"??

[@RomuloTDI]

@@BjarneButler And the guide bar is 28inch??

[@toolspayless]

Theirs not to many good jobs left like the one you are on, keep your head high and don't look back.

[@johnivkovich8655]

There was so much bad wood in the middle. To my eye you made a hinge where there was wood to hold it, any deeper and you might have been holding only on the edges and that means a possible spin

[@discoverykai1547]

Your passion for your work and commitment to excellence are truly inspiring.

[@davidnajmon9944]

What was the diameter,and length?

[@discoverykai1547]

Your dedication to your work and attention to detail are truly admirable.

[@philliplucion8933]

is that a 372 those are the best saw made in my opinion if that’s what it is do you have any mods done to it or is stock

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a heart of gold and are always willing to help others.

[@dougsmith548]

I forgot to holler in timber again

[@ronsilva516]

Big karate log splitting

[@dougsmith548]

Are you still cutting trees.

[@BjarneButler]

Yup, but I’m currently up northern BC and the wood here is tiny, nothing worth filming. There is work on the coast in big wood. But I missed a bunch of work in the spring from Covid and a local strike so I’m going where the pay is highest. I’ll probably be posting some stuff from this summer next. Don’t have much footage banked for KZbin videos right now.

[@oldtrio1]

big trr

[@kaitosema7571]

Messiest takedown ever I've seen a lumber fell a tree, I thought he was making building blocks for kids.

[@BjarneButler]

Another comment from someone that doesn’t know what they’re talking about. Why don’t you explain what messy about this video. Let’s start with that.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a genuine passion for your work that is truly infectious.

[@dougsmith548]

Talk to us more often tell us what you’re doing and why. What’s the set of your teeth on your saw. Did you give your Saw a name.

[@BjarneButler]

Hi Doug. Ya I can explain my thought process as I film. I just wing it when I make my videos, there’s very little to no planning. I use Stihl .063 skip, round file chain. Saw has no name

[@Ljohansson96]

What is this Wood used for down the line.?

[@BjarneButler]

Patio decks, interior trim, siding etc

[@Ljohansson96]

@@BjarneButler i see, so they dont mind the rot?

[@josephsadowski4532]

There should be federal laws for cutting down trees' this size this is the beginning of our country and the seeds are the strongest of them all for new growth! it is a sin and destruction of America to remove or cut down trees' like this!

[@BjarneButler]

There are millions still of trees this size spread around the countryside. Most of them are not accessible from any town. Or they are several hours up a logging road. Also this is Canada

[@tjlovesrachel]

You need to understand tho redwoods are like weeds … there will be like 6-8 little saplings that will sprout from that stump…and give it 20-30 years time there will be a cluster of trees about 2-2.5 feet in diameter to replace that one big tree… it’s fine don’t get all wound up over this … and besides that tree was on its way out anyways… it was starting to rot

[@heskymawuntu991]

Gambarnya terlalu jauh .

[@arborist460]

Is a 41" just not practical on hogs like that???...man I'd love to let a 3120 eat on one...nice job. You get er done with a 32 I guess

[@BjarneButler]

I run a 33” bar. Even with a longer bar I’d have to cut a window. As for bucking, I had.no problem cutting all the way through. I had one other big one that day and the rest were in the 2-6’ range. It would be a huge pain in the ass cutting 2 footers all day with a 41” bar. If I was in 8 ‘ trees all day then for sure a 41” bar would be great.

[@sainohadisuyono2045]

ml sq

[@stevefisher2214]

looks like you started to get pissed for a while

[@deliverybryan1138]

steve fisher in what part of the video did he seem to be in that kind of mood ?

[@bazookajoethompson3407]

Fallers are always pissed bro!

[@scottcarter7886]

You guys are killing me with your heart boring screwing around. GET....A.... BIGGER...SAW😑😑😑😑😑

[@heru3239]

Y

[@colinmyers8841]

SURELY IF YOU LEFT THEM STANDING THERE WOULD BE LESS FUEL FOR BUSH FIRES,I KNOW YOUR VIDS ARE ONLY MADE FOR SELF GLORIFICATION.

[@BjarneButler]

Your totally right my vids are highly glorified. Thanks for finding my vids glorious. Wait till my next video, I’m going to blow so much glory your going to have tears in your eyes. Truly

[@resaxasd5762]

It's a good day when I get a notice that you've posted. Keep 'em coming.

[@discoverykai1547]

You have a heart of gold and are always willing to help others.