Does your Chainsaw stay Sharp? Cutting logs on the ground, tips.

After I sharpen my chainsaw , and Buck a log on the ground. I look to see where I can be sharper

[@thomaskelly7780]

I’m a novice. Had a Huge tree to break down into fire wood with a 16” saw. Once it got dull I tried everything on the internet to sharpen it and nothing really worked, until I found your videos. Still have much to learn but at least I’m cutting again! Thanks!

[@tazman-kennyfuller]

Stand Up And Buck has not only helped me cut longer it has also helped me become better at filing my saws. Thank you Buckin. This is awesome. Love ya brother. 🌲❤️🌲👊🪓

[@tcurlyleethompson1424]

Yeah! Me too! What Tanmaniaxe said!

[@joshuasweet1532]

Same here dude ...

[@tcurlyleethompson1424]

You would'nt be jelous if l applyed your wood bullet in a maul size would ya Buckin'?

[@tjlee9901]

easy to dull the chain though . i dont mind squatting down to cut horizontally with my bad back

[@jacobgomez2682]

I'm still learning every video Lol

[@tome.joyner887]

I truly love your wake up routine Billy Ray. A little prayer and a heart filled with gratitude for all that He has given us. I have such respect for you my friend!

[@justinweaver8787]

As do i an 4 u sir u are a amazing person an ur trueness radiates in ur voice texts or comments. Keep bein u sir Godspeed an god bless

[@iffykidmn8170]

100% schtick

[@sawdustadikt979]

Been watching you for a few years now and I’ve adopted a few things. The long bar, no stooping or crouching is the way to go. I put a lot of time trying to get that free hand filing down. I went back to the filing plate to get a consistent result when time and productivity is the goal. I get the gullet as needed and sometimes I do what I call “tooth porting” to get big long chips. When I have the time, I try the free hand filing and see if I can get it sorted out. I like improving my weaknesses, it automatically makes my strengths even stronger. I also learned from you that when bucking, your depth gauges are lower and more aggressive than when felling and that I am better off with a higher depth gauge and less aggressive c for smooth felling cuts. There is a lot of nuance to this sharpening thing and it takes patience and applied experience. I also got those red and white wedges you use and they changed how I fell trees. On the East Coast, arborists really hate wedges, and they are indoctrinated to hate them. So you don’t see that much, but I don’t care, I think they are missing out on alot of versatility that logger techniques can provide them. Your right on the axe vs maul. Mauls are superior in certain woods and situations and axes are superior in certain woods and situations. I have several different types of high quality mauls and axes I got over the past 20 years. Together they are still cheaper than a splitter. That maul you held is awesome in white oak and shag bark hickory. To be good at something you have to “know what you are doing” to be great at something and master it you have to be curious and “learn why you are doing it”. Be curious, have fun and live the example.

[@jordanwalker9309]

Hey bro I'm in the North Carolina's in the Appalachian Mountains and we use wedges a lot to fall Timber but we fell with no machines most of the time unless we can get our little mini X to it but it's mostly for cleanup

[@jordanwalker9309]

I get what you're saying but on the sharpening I'm with you on that and a lot of this Hardwood around me is way different than cutting Pine or Spruce or whatever softwood or Poplar we have a lot of Poplar and it's soft but I use husqvarna's tool for sharpening the little roller gauge but what do you mean about tooth porting to get longer chips I'm interested

[@sawdustadikt979]

@@jordanwalker9309 RESPECT! I respect those that do a lot with very little. I’m up in New England. I’ve never gotten to work with or around faller. I have worked along side half a dozen arborists whos talk did match their walk, if you know what I’m sayin. I look forward to getting some pointers from a real faller when the opportunity presents its self.

[@sawdustadikt979]

@@jordanwalker9309 I have cut alot of poplar. Lately it’s been ash and both white and red oak as well as red and silver maple. As far as the tooth porting is an experiment. Best I can describe it is after you have gotten your chain sharp, gullet gotten and depth gauges right, I take a small round file, 1/8 I think, and I open up the underside of the working corner. Usually only 3-5 strokes. Right where the top plate meets the side. You are not connecting to the cutting edge, I try open that choke point up for the chips to flow off the working corner. I got the idea from seeing how far back those simington grinders cut into the tooth compared to a round file. I haven’t weakened the any of the teeth yet. I’m on my third chain doing this and the two prior lasted past the wear points. That might make more sense visually. Maybe I’ll put up a video on the concept, maybe test it on a brand new chain or something.

[@mawuho1566]

Hello Buckin, here in Germany, mauls like this are used to split one meter long logs of oak ore beech when they are still moist. When you have very tought logs sometimes steel wedges are used and you Hammer them with the maul, but normale you dont need them. Than we stag the pices and dry them for one ore two years. After that they are cut with a circular saw. So thats a traditional German maul for the traditional German way of firewoodproduktion. All the best from Germany, Maximilian.

[@tjlee9901]

i usually cut longer lengths of wood to pack out of the bush , then i dont split the pieces that are less than 8 inches in diameter . im pretty sure that 3 or 4 foot lengths will dry out from the cut ends and so just stack on cross pieces between trees or whatever . works for me too .

[@mrmoore9815]

I like how the exhaust on that saw is made with sparkplug wrench heads!

[@awilliammorrison]

I wanted to say a thank you Buckin for introducing me The Harmless Farmer. Enjoyed watching his channel and continue to look back on some of his great videos. He was the definition on “Can do”!! He reached a lot of people and through your channel I wanted to say I, and I’m sure a lot more, thank you for commenting to take a look at his channel. 👊🏻 👊🏻

[@ted7x]

wow can't even begin to tell you how grateful I am for you to have made this video and for me to have seen it specifically tonight as I lay here with a wrecked lower back from cutting up 8 huge dead oaks for firewood with short bars can't wait to give this a try. I've got failure of the old L4/L5 and hope to be cutting wood for many years to come. definitely felt the part about the effort it takes to get back up after going down. thank you, your videos have been incredible, found out about you from iron horse

[@tee-steel.0158]

It’s good to be back. Miss your video’s and will catch up with the many I have missed. You are good for my mind. Always get me thinking 🤔 blessing’s to all.

[@pyroman6000]

Totally agree on the sleeve around the business end of the handle. It just makes too much sense. I broke down and bought a maul just to have around "in case", and it came with one of those. All I could think was Why the heck didn't I think of that??? Still working on getting decent at sharpening- this tip will help a lot! The situation I cut in features logs laying flat on the ground, and ones in piles off the ground. I'd much rather cut the latter, but have been going after the grounders first- those are the ones soaking up ground water, collecting bugs, dirt and rocks, and they'll start to rot first. I try to buck just like you did, there. Standing up, and cut part way- then roll it over to finish. Some are just too big, or have unseen stubs preventing them from rolling, for me to do that. Then you gotta do what you gotta do... Some days I'd give anything for a tractor with a grapple or pallet forks so I don't have to bend over like that.

[@johnPrice-qi6cs]

Hi Mr. Bucken,that was a good file trick thanks for that, learn everyday for sure, they say every knee will bend and every head will bow I think that's true!!!!good.stuff!thanks Sierra John!

[@kknows3512]

When learning to hand file it might be helpful to remember that it's the top .030" of the SIDE of the tooth that severs the wood fibers, but it's the top plate that you are looking at when you file. This is why you must file all the way back until the the corner (and therefore the top of the side plate) is nice and sharp. The cutting edge of the top plate lifts the chip (like a chisel across grain) and the gullet carries the chip out of the cut. I round grind my chains and use 30 degrees top angle and 60 degrees hook angle at the top of the side plate (the most important edge that does the hardest work). Fast and smooth! Love wins!

[@philliphague1108]

thanks billy for your positive message i stood twice today first time in 3 years

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

On yer way brother

[@toddhansen5072]

Stand up and buck!!! I was lucky to have a grandfather teach me the same principles! Love you all! ✊

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Good stuff

[@timtrax918artisan8]

very touching at the end Sir! very informative bwfore as usual before. Saw and chop on Billy

[@felixbinette9752]

I'm just as compromised al little older stroke. Hey I get it been waiting to get better then got COVID. Everything hurts every day. But this channel helps .And yes my saws have gotten bigger and better. Thank you this beats talking to a blue cross nurse every day. I've done that.

[@robertdouglas3456]

I thank the Lord every day I get up! I have a bad back & knees, but I love to use my power saws! Thank you for your videos & just being you & being real! 🤩🤩🙏🙏

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

I knew you were out there friend

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Buckin thank you for this video.. I see what i was doing wrong in my hand filling 6 month's ago and changed it. Seeing this video today confirmed I was right.. Have fun at Bunyan this weekend and someday out paths will cross and we will shake each other's hand. In the meantime keep showing us and teaching us..

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Definitely agree on the stand up and Buck method.

[@itllkeal]

I really needed that prayer part today. Thanks BillyRay

[@jasonreese4824]

I have found it that if you run a long bar you use less energy and a sharp chain and let the saw do the work for you I have learned a lot from you buckin and I love it a lot keep up the good work and teaching use how to do things.

[@trishaplescia9234]

Also that bit about cleaning the junk off the log will help me- thanks

[@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849]

Your prayer says it all... It really is that simple. Love you all...❤❤❤ Lieutenant Bradley

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Yes it is friend

[@Zebracat5]

Great Video Buckin.

[@robertstdennis9072]

Buckin I am a new subscriber , your videos are awesome, educational and watching someone who is a master of their craft is jaw dropping to say the least. I am not a power saw guy, but i have a couple of them , need them on the farm. I started watching your channel after i got hurt and was un able to walk, work etc about 7 month ago , similar injury to your back. Anyway i started looking around the farm, searching for old axe heads i know were here. found a couple, that were originally my grandfathers double bits. the heavy one is a Walters with numbering that i cant read, the smaller lighter one is a BERGHA SWEDEN, both are to my estimation are possibly 100 years old , i am 54 and the farm has been in family for 130 years so that is my estimation . I would have never had the inspiration because of back injury to do anything with them if not for your channel Awesome keep it up !

[@jirusjirus9322]

welcome to the Buckin Army great story take your time to rehab your back... are you deep into recovery...? can you "Ride the Ball" ?

[@robertstdennis9072]

@@jirusjirus9322 getting around sort of , just take it day by day and easy . thanks

[@ScrewdriverTUNING]

Welcome 🙏 ❤️‍🔥 you can do anything .!!!

[@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648]

Welcome

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Yer such a great guy for sharing this .. thx friend. And welcome

[@improvingtimenow]

It should be clear to everyone how much you believe in standing up. All they got to do is watch a video or two with Hogan in it and see how you taught your son to do it. It works and I'm so glad I heard/saw your explanations/demonstrations on it because I would probably still be short barring to this day if I hadn't heard you.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Hopefully it has brought longevity to you sir

[@improvingtimenow]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith so far it has! Thank you so much!

[@VitaminCLV]

Thanks for your videos on hand sharpening. I finally realized what I've been doing wrong, I had the wrong damn file size. I knew something was off because I couldn't get a result like yours. Now that the chain is sharpened right I'm having a much better time. Former home owner left several massive oak trunks (3-4ft diameter) and I've slowing been picking away at it all summer. I want it for the free firewood but it's oddly satisfying. Maybe I was a tree cutter in another life. Best from NH

[@Ry_Guy01]

Man I love the sound and smell of 2 strokes in the morning!!

[@michaelkearney5562]

Billy, You're not a splitting maul man; you're and axe man. The way you look at that ochsenkopf says it all.

[@marty8697]

I'm addicted to your channel ❤️🇦🇺🙏🙏

[@John_Huebner]

Buckin’! Stoked about every new video! Thanks for putting out great, meaningful content. Safe travels and good vibes to you and the Nick Pixel fam and friends.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Thx

[@JohnDoe-fp8mn]

Gratitude...🙏🙏🙏...Love... Thank you.

[@kknows3512]

In Eastern WA and North Idaho we are still dealing with the ash fallout from Mt St Helens. It is invisible and super abrasive to steel. The ash particles are embedded in the bark of all rough bark species. When bucking you quickly learn to never saw down through the back side of the log, always cut down from the top about 3/4 depth, then bore through and upwards through the back. Likewise after you roll the log over always finish the cut with the bottom of the bar so it pulls the bark away from the log. So you never drag the bark and ash all the way through through the cut. Make sense?

[@nicholasmiller835]

Here in eastern wa as well and I can attest to this. I try and show this to new cutters by getting a log dirty and explaining how the dirt gets carried through the kerf. You minimize this by boring then cutting up so the dirt gets thrown away from the power head. It's overlooked and I'm glad you brought it up.

[@brettblack7049]

Makes perfect sense. I deal with lots of skidded wood, never pull the dirt/mud thru the cut.

[@iPig]

Wow that's really interesting but makes sense. Volcanic ash can destroy a jet engine.

[@bwrightaway2877]

I put a 36" bar on my 660 a month or two ago. For years a 20" was all I had. Man I love this long bar. Stand up an buck, baby! I don't have to bend over anymore! Brilliant!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

lol 😁

[@robegan8428]

Hello Buckin what a great insert you put in. You are the catalyst that helped jump start the change in my life. Please say Helo to Nick for me if you can. Love and respect my friend

[@DirtRoadLanding]

Excellent Tech Tip when you're in a jam!!!!!! Awesome Video!🪵🪓🌲🪓🌳🪵🌲🪵🌳🪓🪓🪓🪵

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Yip

[@jasondavis2810]

Thank you for the great wholesome content

[@patg9443]

Brother love the videos, but I need to know where you got that amazing looking dinner jacket, it reminds me of the champion ones of my youth, the buffalo check is spot on. I hope you see this post. Keep up the awesome work

[@StumpjumperVideosPA]

Been there done the that Billy, yep few thousands is all ya need !

[@simongibson1389]

Omg I Finally get it, thanks Bucking.

[@robbullis5025]

Elk hunted with a Old time Logger from Oregon 15 years ago. He asked me to grab his fire wood saw out of the truck. I dropped the tailgate on his Chevy S-10 and there was a old Jonsered with what had to be a 36" bar. Being from Minnesota I said that there is one a scary lookin saw, he laughed and said that is was safer than any saw with a 24" or shorter bar. He said it was darn near impossible to cut you leg with a long bar because it's in the dirt long before its in your knee. And if it kicks back it has to throw all that bar weight so it moves a hole lot slower.

[@joshuafreeman2491]

1000% true

[@ralphknudsen6299]

Thank you BBR for improving my life!😍💕💕

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

It’s mutual pal . Thx for yer humility

[@sanchezzz1]

This was a light bulb moment! Thanks Buckin'

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Lololol. Awesome

[@colehatt4433]

I see you will get down on your knees for God!! love ya brother!

[@davidthomas5997]

That handle protector is nice. I made one out of a product by 3M called Armorcast. It works great. I use it on an 8 pound maul in the woods that I beat into the dirt. 3 MORE DAYS BROTHER!

[@charlesboston1]

what i have done , instead of using the round file on the top of the raker , i've used the round file on the inside curve of the raker , and filed the curve forward to where the top of the raker curves down

[@jessewintersteen4740]

While your in PA make sure to stock up on some Lebanon bologna. Timber country in PA is up near Williamsport and St. Mary's PA. And Gettysburg National battlefield will change your perspective on life!!

[@ArtietheArchon]

my leatherman has a flat file on it, don't know if it would be any good for hitting rakers but it sure cleans a battery terminal nicely. wash your mouth out with soap Buckin', you sharpened that Husky and said "you see, it's Stihl sharp" 😂

[@br-dj2ti]

Well bucking I guess I won't get to meet you this time buddy hopefully down the road I can meet you it would be a blessing to meet you like I said I've been following you for many many years my friend I've learned a lot from you I'm 15 minutes away from you right now in Pittsburgh I wish I could come tomorrow for the meet and greet I just can't call off work my friend we're so short-handed like I said and Paul Bunyan I'm working and I have my daughter but like I said maybe down the road it would be an honor to meet you my friend God bless stay safe

[@danijellukovnjak3991]

Nice video!

[@pipesmcgee9270]

Thanks Buckin'

[@KennyEaton603]

Having 9 herniated discs in my lower back, bending over running a saw just wrecks me. On the other side of that, holding a heavier saw out in front of me probably isn’t much better. Not sure I have a “better way” in this situation. Probably shouldn’t be running a saw (doctor definitely doesn’t approve 😂) but I’m going to anyway. Gonna try a longer bar too, see how that goes.

[@farminindiana7590]

I’ve got the stihl maul and pro splitting axe. Almost alway grab the axe instead of the maul. We have some thorny locust and if it’s knotted bad you just wait till it’s in the single digits outside and go to town with the maul.

[@kenweis7913]

Billy Ray gets to run so many different saws just like a guy that owns 50 motorcycles......it's really cool to be able to run everything from vintage to fuel injection

[@keithpilkington3340]

Stay sharp Billy Ray and God loves us all blunt saw or sharp hahaha

[@jameslane8364]

I've been cutting wood now for about 40 years never heard of such thing about as a hanger closet hanger

[@ScrewdriverTUNING]

Hope you have a beautiful time at n PA. Happen to life my brother ❤️‍🔥🙏🧬

[@matthewward631]

It was after my 3rd or 4th shoulder rebuild I bought a splitting maul (thinking it would be easier). All it did was tired me out and make me sore. Went back to my old axe, much better.

[@patrickancona1193]

A good (which in my opinion automatically means older the better, garage sale, antique store or good will is where i usually find em) wedge/spud & a 10-20lb baby beater might be a better matchup for your arm/situation, I found a sweet old handle setup that grasps nearly any wedge & makes setting so easy, hope that can help some

[@dwizzleusa4202]

👍always with these filing videos

[@daphlavor]

I know the stand up and buck is for me. A tree guy tried to convince me to bend one knee and kneel on the ground, I tried it and that was the last time I did that. Man was that pain! FYI So sorry I can’t make the meet up 😮, or the Paul Bunyan show. We are so busy with our kids activities and such. Soccer, marching band, scouts. Have a blast everyone!

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Take care

[@tylandry1995]

Is there a website that I can purchase one of you're hand made Beautiful axes? I'm new to the channel but I love the videos.

[@tylandry1995]

@@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE oh excellent, and I definitely will 👍 love this channel. Thanks for the reply 🤗

[@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648]

Welcome

[@tylandry1995]

@@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 thank you 🙏

[@tjlee9901]

i have a flat file in my saw tools bag but usually i file at home in my basement workshop . im just a wood rat , not a heli faller , lol

[@dalechristel8778]

After you made your first cuts on the log and you rolled it, why did cut from the bottom up? The way I was taught, you never want to pull ground into your cut if at all possible, that just dulls your chain. I would have rolled the log almost another quarter turn and then cut from the top down. this way the uncut muddy portion would have been facing you so as you cut, the dirt would have been slung out of your cut not in. Make sense?

[@Boost_Addict]

How often do you file ? After each use?

[@johnclarke6647]

Cutting wood on the ground can play havoc with a chain. This is why I want my bar to be a couple of inches shorter than the diameter of the wood I am cutting, otherwise it is easy to get the chain in the dirt. If this happens you work with that chain is over until it is resharpen. I usually set my rakers on the hungry side, so I usually do not need to file them in the field.

[@safffff1000]

I'm confused as newbe to using a chainsaw and this channel. Everybody that pushes safety says to use two hands and preferably an extended left arm with a firm grip but I see most pros and tree cutters using one hand a lot. And went to your web site but could not find the price of your axes.

[@turtleie]

when you roll the log over then stand and cut from the other side. cut from the top then the chain will kick the mud away insted of cutting through the mud hope this makes sense😉

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

It does’nt . But welcome just the same

[@ocsplc]

Buckin: when you get back from your US your check your PO Box in Nanaimo for a nifty lil’ gift: Secondly on axe weight; let me analogize it to my experience as a karate man. In all things physics speed kills, not mass. Thus, a 100 pound woman who is a karate expert can throw a karate punch and knock down a man your size using speed and nothing more. If you took a billiard ball and shot it from space at earth at the speed of a comet it would create a blast several megatons in yield. So with axe bits same principle applies. A 3 pound bit swung faster has more kinetic energy than a 5 pound swung slower

[@sawingdummie]

Why do you pull your starter rope out when shutting your saw off?

[@dantone1952]

You can tell Bucking is in America ; He looks free and unhindered - LIBERATED !!

[@markhanson6257]

Hello boss man possibly you do not have time to answer my question English and live in France I'm running ms391 longest bar you recommend I can put on mysore as I suffer with my back watch lol videos but do not coming as this is truthfully the first time I've messaged anybody after watching your alcohol video drunk video brought me to tears similar road as you and I'm a similar age excuse for no full stops or anything as I am dyslexic and this is voice good luck to you and all man to another man xxx

[@Piledriver2235]

Thanks man, I always was told growing up short bar was lighter weight, less tiring, etc etc. Hearing you say "Stand up and buck" was like a light bulb clicked on in my head. I got two shot knees scheduled for replacement, well what do they tell you to do to not hurt your back? "Bend at the Knees, Not at the back". Well what are you supposed to do when your knees don't work anymore? You either hurt your back, or you get a long bar. Lol. Bought a Echo 7310p and a 28" light bar and I feel like a changed person after a tank of gas. Yes It's several pounds heavier than my short bars, but only really feel it picking it up out of the truck. Quickly learned I'll take a few extra pounds in my hands and more power/faster cutting using good posture vs something light that I'm grabbing my ankles to cut with since the knees don't bend! Gonna try to bring my 5yo boy to Bunyan on Sunday, might catch you all at the meet up tomorrow morning after I drop him at school but might be a little later than right at 9. I'm not too far.

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

I’m hearin ya loud and clear

[@timothybyrom5560]

Love you ya nut bag. One day I'll grow up and be like you.

[@joshuafreeman2491]

When and where is the meet up??? Is there really 1?

[@frankrizzo2157]

B wearing canadian tuxedo

[@oldsmobiler]

I need to know where he got that jacket!

[@JT--XL365]

no he's not. Canadian tuxedo is all denim

[@AaronTheViking250]

i rock denim like its going out of style

[@scottallpress3818]

Honest opinion on the tsumura light weight bars buckin ?

[@edbarrett5968]

Eye protection?

[@jeffdunlap9620]

How do you like the tsumara light bar? I use a 28in tsumara on my 395 Husqvarna and love the set up

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

i prefer lighter, but they are fine sir ,, thx

[@jeffdunlap9620]

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith I'll have to give em a shot thank you

[@BuickOutdoors]

my dad has always ran small bars and when i got my saw with a 20" bar he was kind of hesitant on it. I let him run it with my hand filed chain and i almost had to fight him for it to get it back haha

[@alanr4263]

Hello my Brother. Dude I never seen someone with such control of they're saws & Axe's. Hats off brother. I never knew to sharpen the Raker. What's the line in the back mean?

[@kena658]

It is a help-line of the top-plate filing angle, "this is the angle to keep when filing" AND a warning, do not file over this.

[@donaldknopp5180]

I struggle majorly with sharpening, it seems to be hit or miss. Don't know what i'm doing wrong. On a side note, I'm originally from Pittsburgh. GO STEELERS

[@spencermcginty9812]

There’s something to be said about be able to make due with what you have in almost any situation. Love to you and the family buddy❤️

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Spence 🌲

[@jirusjirus9322]

good reason for a thumb glove...🖐️

[@yata_4204]

What do you run most with your 32inch, full comp or skip

[@Trump985]

I don’t also don’t understand the whole short bar thing. I see people killing their back bucking with these short 20-25 in bars all the time. If your saw can’t run a 32 with at least a full skip port it or get it ported or get a bigger saw.

[@scotmayall3067]

That’s a good spot fer yer safety glasses eh …..

[@paulmorrey733]

Thanks

[@williamwhite9321]

Overcome improvise u da man BBR u going b at sawfest?

[@tjlovesrachel]

Yeahhhh I’m not trying to hit rocks stuck to a log…. Me personally I would’ve cut it close then used my axe on wood that size… but that’s just me

[@cliffordcephas7485]

The quote at the end says "EXCEPT". It should be "ACCEPT'. This is the only thing I have not agreed with for the last 2 years of watching your videos.

[@MrThenry1988]

572 with a 32 inches. My knees are fine. Gonna stay that way. Thorn needles in leg? Nope.

[@garengtutorial8923]

👍👍

[@shanereynolds5971]

You know when one is from PA as it is seldom referred to as proper Pennsylvania, myself included.

[@1944chevytruck]

BE KIND

[@leonardobatistarocha7956]

o machado e a motosserra (The Axe And The Chainsaw) eli silva & zé goiano composição: moacir dos santos / zé goiano o machado e a motosserra tiveram uma discussão motosserra diz que é orgulho da evolução machado pra mim já era pois vem do tempo de adão você agora só serve pra fazer calo na mão motosserra dá um ronco relou o dente no tronco já se vê o pau no chão a serra chamou o machado pra fazer uma porfia machado aceitou na hora e quando chegou o dia entraram junto no mato pra mostrar a serventia a motosserra roncava machado velho tinia e naquele matagal foi só cavaco de pau pó de serra que subia e esse grande duelo deste jeito é que termina na briga das ferramentas o machado é que domina motosserra parou cedo ali no tronco da quina machado seguiu cortando mata grossa e mata fina motosserra impotente rebentou sua corrente acabou a gasolina que isto sirva de exemplo para toda humanidade e você que é tão jovem tem que saber a verdade respeite bem os mais velhos não brinque com sua idade uma pessoa idosa também tem utilidade é um diamante valioso se não tivesse o idoso não teria mocidade

[@naturundhund]

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Airplane hangar

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Bucking buddy Billy buck up to the real east side in VERMONT we don't play soccer and baseball we have logging competition instead

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Top of the morning to you from Mission BC Buckin! I'm new to power saws, bought a Stihl ms251 a few months ago, for firewood etc.. also bought a stihl 2 in 1 sharpener, and one of the Timberline sharpeners, both of which work great once the learning g curve but I would love to get into hand filing, question is, what size round file do I need?