129. Candelabra Cedars | Timelapse

[@mrwest5552]

And you came out alive, Thank You Bjarne.

[@IHUTCHI]

You are a a master of your craft good sir!

[@michaelhertwig4528]

Great cutting in a very beautiful nature.

[@joegreenwood1443]

Nicely done.

[@1944chevytruck]

NICE VIEW!

[@navydogsadventures3500]

Very nice view from that location.

[@DrTubeman]

@ 9:54 just as you were starting the back cut for a momentI thought that the butt of the tree was going to flare right out. That was a good prospective watching your partner fall timber filming from across the vally, swish reel, cheers Fella...

[@leonardryan8723]

Bjarne awesome view from your spot this morning. See the timber logs 🪵 just below 👇 you buddy . 😊

[@rodneymayfield3352]

a bit of a surprise when that slab popped loose, were you expecting that to happen

[@leonardryan8723]

Bjarne you should sign your name into the POWER WEDGE . 😊

[@BjarneButler]

🤔interesting idea. Perhaps debossed in the wedge?

[@pekerja27]

Sangat indah 😮

[@davidbeebe1718]

BJARNE? HOW OFTEN DO YOU SHARPEN YOUR SAW EACH DAY?

[@BjarneButler]

Varies of course. Usually 2-3 times a day unless I hit dirt/rocks. I like to keep is razed sharp instead of waiting till I notice it cutting slower then sharpening. The rakers are another story. That depends on what I’m cutting. With cedar I can be more aggressive, anything else I keep the rakers higher. I also recently started using an 8-tooth sprocket.

[@johnlaine6259]

How much wood is recovered

[@yenerm114]

👌🏼👌🏼🤘🏼

[@BjarneButler]

🤙

[@johnfahey7215]

A Liberace tree!🤣👍

[@mikeclark-e1f]

What are the specs for your boom sticks? Thanks. Good cutten and stay safe.

[@BjarneButler]

Min 18.4m w/14”top on hemlock and 18.4m w/16” top on balsam. Flying for the S61

[@johnlaine6259]

For market

[@leonardryan8723]

Bjarne watch them RAM 🐏 PIPE ( dead timber ) been known to kick ass went not watching them lol 😊 Remember THINK 🤔 SAFETY and always put SAFETY FIRST around timber ! 😊

[@Rockingruvin]

Last one u did was REALLY sketchy...🥹