Stihl ms 880 150cm vs big oak log

[@Bluelightbandit]

Legend has it, he's stihl out there cutting the same tree...

[@wyatt8456]

🤦‍♂️

[@colt5029]

@@wyatt8456 😂

[@VinnyMartello]

Oh for Pete’s sake.

[@handanteoman2246]

😂😂

[@seuvagem1950]

Ba dum, tss

[@peadookie]

That man just sawed off a dining room table.

[@jg8526]

Table for 6 is done 👍😂

[@michaelshone2465]

Dining room table that will fall through the floor😂😂

[@phucphucgia2536]

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[@sniper100]

yeah 200kg table ;)

[@ericappiah5235]

I was running this saw for about 2 hours at about a 30-50% duty cycle kzbin.infoUgkxfQm1wmg0ItKDLavxj1nXtQY9HP7EF504 and it did a great job. I used the lever for the built in sharpener to clear chip buildup out more than to actually sharpen the chain. It managed to cut some hardwood stumps much larger than it's size without bothering the neighbors with hours of 2 stroke noise.

[@beardedguardian71]

Not sure what was more impressive, the size of that beautiful oak or the size of the bar on that saw

[@clearlydee9257]

The tree definitely. A bar is just a longer version of a conventional one but my god that tree was beautiful lol

[@antonelaloka7073]

@@clearlydee9257 45rydnsus ewlo

[@Rudabaugh]

The one guy who actually needs an 880 and a 4 foot bar instead of just wanting one. 🤣

[@dennisthedog4015]

Yeahes

[@katalinkiraly7735]

@@arleinunescabral4683 lĺl

[@thedarklordsauronhimself4850]

i know right i want one and i don't even own any land or have a need for one

[@Treeesmith]

Come to Oz, they all grow like that...

[@Rudabaugh]

@@Treeesmith I am from Aus, only the biggest gums are like that. But still true, some of those old trees are huge.

[@randomozmotocross1274]

Could you imagine sharpening that chain. You’d be at it for hours.

[@heyligenstaedt]

In an other video u can see my chainsharp robot machine

[@danl6634]

It's probably skip chain; skip clears chips way faster & cuts just as fast on a bar that long. So only half as miserable as you might think it would be... it's still a pain to do by hand though!

[@andrr7156]

@@danl6634 I love hand sharpening. I don't have an 880 though. But after some practice you can sharpen your saw chain quickly and adjust rakers with ease. Maintaining a saw is like dating a super model lol lots of maintenance.

[@danl6634]

@@andrr7156 same; the 10 minute touch up is always worth the little bit of effort. My Jonsereds 920 super with a 42" bar with skip chain takes about 15-20 to do a thorough touch- up, but if it's really dull the electric bench sharpener comes out. 135 links takes a good while to grind after a day of dropping 3' oak trees.

[@titas7381]

Theres a new one 881

[@helmutboutros5006]

Super clean straight cut, nice sharp saw

[@Cov930]

The only thing I see that would be a pain is filing that chain . I’ll need a big joint for that one

[@wilhelmhackenberg1210]

Love full comps but if its for a bar that size hell no

[@stoney3694]

I’m a weirdo but I like sharpening chains, just it helps when you have an actual grinder though😂

[@viperstrike3827]

It probably is not that bad if you done it a few times.

[@peteacher52]

Master sawyer - that's the cleanest cut through a big log with a one man chainsaw I have seen.

[@heyligenstaedt]

Thanks mate

[@annmariebeharie5989]

@@heyligenstaedt good afternoon what is the name of that saw and would you recommend this saw afer 5yrs are do you have a better recommendation thanks

[@heyligenstaedt]

@@annmariebeharie5989 u mean tje chainsaw or the bandsawmill

[@joepaul1814]

That could take out like 6 zombies at once

[@chuymedina3722]

Pack a punch it.

[@vikingskipdotcom]

Nice cut. I've tried a 880 once, felling a 120 cm beech. Very dense wood that sinks in water. The saw was amazing.

[@fabianmelnik4023]

Jaja mentiroso lo único que cortas es queso para ponerle a la pizza

[@AmeerAmeer-zw6em]

@@fabianmelnik4023 ظىظثدفدمكگ

[@AmeerAmeer-zw6em]

@@fabianmelnik4023 كيكيككسم

[@fabianmelnik4023]

@@AmeerAmeer-zw6em ??

[@ЯрославУдовиченко-т6й]

Это же сколько столов можно было зделать из этого дерева ,пилять по 50-100мм четыре ножки обработать вскрыть лаком и классные оригинальные столы готовы !!!

[@1Rod1ReelFishing]

That tree is *THICC*

[@madalin9039]

Ttt v5

[@mlynarmo3059]

Hey I am subscribed to you

[@kirandev]

My wife's ass exactly same size 😖😔

[@davidqarraj1931]

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[@kdigiacomo]

@Head Piece It's a slang term for a thick female it item, I get your point but that's actually how it's spelled. It's spelled wrong on purpose. 👍✌️

[@shamardaniel4819]

Honestly…. i’m shocked that something like this hasn’t appeared in anime.

[@twood2232]

Never a good day when the ole 880 comes out

[@I5ZQ8]

That's not a chainsaw.... THIS is a chainsaw.

[@littielesbians]

Nice Crocodile Dundee reference

[@htg989]

That's not a chainsaw, it's a crappy stihl.

[@GTRdeamon]

No that is not a chainsaw, this is chainsaws. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/joaQnKyXpZx8d6c

[@jonnothetrucker]

I'll get my rex out, now that's a real old school saw

[@barrybaker9173]

Antti Lukkari Hahahaha crappy??? I’d love to see a husky or some other brand try to cut it. Psst. Would take soo much longer with any other brand because of power. What do you use???

[@ramosel]

Every time I see a big oak taken down they are rotten in the center. This one was in great shape.

[@mainehome2678]

I see pieces cut like this in tree removal jobs often. The tree is healthy, but the customer wants it out of the way...

[@jamesedwards6589]

maine home, in the united kingdom, oak trees have preservation order's on as there royal to the Crown, so if you got one in your front or back yard and you want it gone, then tough lol you would have to move

[@urielventris3117]

He is a German. If u want to cut down a tree in Germany u must have to bring some rly good reasons and also have to fill out dozens of documents. At least thats what happened to me, when i wanted to remove a tree.

[@lochnessmonstere3042]

In America you take your .50 cal and shoot it down

[@joelsmega123]

its in austria

[@DaintierFox]

The whole earth must have shook when you cut that down

[@xheppelin1827]

Check out the videos of people taking down huge redwoods. It’s a fucking earthquake

[@user-qu7pd8gk8p]

Краз

[@user-qu7pd8gk8p]

Краз машина

[@holdenclarke8491]

It woke me up from my nap when it fell. I remember it

[@vaclovasmasiliunas4347]

L

[@jonsidds6963]

I have used one a handful of times when I worked for a tree company. Haven't worked trees for years and still want this saw.

[@lunapetunia3778]

Wow! What a beautiful peice of wood! And that saw is crazy! I remember watching storage wars and they found one in a locker. My mind was blown by the size of the saw.

[@RicardoALA]

So you like big things 😉?

[@zinowor]

its actually crazy how dense that log looks, its almost like a rock!

[@abrahamghannam2137]

Isn’t it the same chainsaw that was used in the Texas chainsaw massacre😂😂

[@arturioboyce4730]

Yep the same bar length

[@marcellus_h7930]

Wondering how old it has been! Still in great shape, no signs of rotten inside! Would make excellent furnitures!

[@robstone5333]

At least 500 years old. Likely 600

[@Hollywoodhouse74]

I love watching how long it takes with stop and goes

[@eldistorsionadormurphy]

How many years had the tree???

[@zsmizzy]

2:34 Your bar wasn’t clogging up you just accidentally engaged the chain break 😂😂

[@zacharyheath9711]

Zach Smisek came to comments for this. Same name! What’s the chances haha

[@krisschmidt2986]

Lol

[@vincentrobinette1507]

I noticed that as well.

[@papaandnanahomestead1467]

Anyone who has ran chainsaws for a long time and is honest has done this. Its that Sling blade Aint got no gas in it moment. I've definitely done it.

[@zsmizzy]

@@papaandnanahomestead1467 yeah..?

[@johnymartin5411]

Ran a stihl 880 with a 6' bat last summer , was an experience for sure.

[@Imilmano]

That's the thiccest tree I have ever seen.

[@vincywgfwgf926]

All e 33eljmjna

[@BearLovesAll]

Wait till you see a massive cottonwood, now those are annoying to clean up after you get em down

[@jackhammer4248]

Thats what she said 😎

[@ArbitraryLifestyle]

"Gotta sharpen my chain. I'll catch up with you guys next year."

[@jacobbabcock9583]

I think it would be Better to just buy a new one 😂

[@Whateva67]

Ahh, I used to rip 8 foot spruce logs when I heli logged on the coast here in BC. 6 foot bars on 090s or 088s, sometimes 3120 Huskys. Doesn’t take that long to file the chain, sometimes I’d only get two logs ripped in a 12 hour day, it’s a lot of wood to cut through.

[@thomasjameson5761]

I’ve used the 880 before. It’s a beast!

[@MaloneMantooth]

Crazy probably took over 100 years for those trees to get that big

[@Northbravo]

Probably longer tbh that things huge

[@thiagomeireles5895]

But Just a few secs to drop on the ground haha, that's funny

[@cesarbaez6403]

@@thiagomeireles5895 no thats is sad

[@snackdemongaming4653]

César Baez you gonna cry 😢

[@tipsymcstaggerx2173]

There are trees alive now that were also alive at the time of Christ.

[@zdog72.0prince8]

That chainsaw looks like a weapon from Monster hunter

[@WindyREDPanda]

Ya are right. The Deviljho Oppressor Charge blade.

[@battlion507]

Or from a Warhammer 40k Space Marine...

[@michelemazzilli2657]

ZDOG 7 2.0 Prince ..

[@michelemazzilli2657]

The WindyREDPanda

[@dimitarstefanov8337]

@@WindyREDPanda ikibinii

[@naoimportasva1699]

Imagine quantos anos tinha essa árvore

[@livcane9123]

Him hitting the chain break on acsident was funny

[@MJorgy5]

Each slab would make a helluva dining table.

[@AllisChalmersMN]

Hell of a big tree. Hell of a big saw and bar. Hell of a nice cut!

[@renazsnjawi2198]

Shadowgt مددصاؤع

[@buckbundy8642]

I know! And I brag about my 070! An 880?!? 😳🤤

[@benbrooks1829]

Shadowgt.

[@mega-hb4re]

Now, that’s a real man chainsaw.

[@manuelmartin8890]

I'd say this tree is anywhere between 150 to 250 years old. What is amazing to me is that there is no rot at all. .ussualy oaks have rotten centers from. Maybe a broken branch leaving a place for rain water to sit and over time rot itsbway down to the base of the tree . Awesome for table tops.

[@Tygor3533]

That red oak is a lot older that 250, might be closer 450.

[@Mitch-wc9zx]

I’m guess 500 years old

[@massimosimionato9178]

Buongiorno sono massimo giardiniere di proffessione ti do un consiglio mettiti sempre i guanti te lo dice uno che a avuto molte esperienze il pericolo è sempre in agguato grazie buonagiornata.

[@Nikkei1011]

*LEATHERFACE WANTS KNOW YOUR LOCATION*

[@gannibalking2792]

That was my comment dduuude

[@rigocarranza3588]

Maskaradu phone 👍

[@highlinebyjmac4733]

😂😂😂💭

[@gigachad2434]

I was about to comment that xd

[@sefaylcnky7215]

That chainsaw is like modern day longsword

[@rokutv9422]

Why do I want a coffee table just like that now?

[@dougferguson5581]

I logged for 24 years. The 42 was always nice for the big stuff. Keep the rakers low and it chews like a dog.

[@briankeevan8134]

It would take me a day & a half to sharpen the chain on that saw!😜

[@heyligenstaedt]

Thank god i have a sharpening robot U can see it on a other video from me

[@Cliftyman]

I bet it'd take a long time to sharpen that chain!

[@andresrodriguez7178]

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[@tonsta1703]

who else wanted them to splash water on that end to see the rings

[@mototemka]

Какой шикарный стол можно сделать

[@СашаКот-р1в]

Много столов

[@ТемныйПринц-ш3ж]

И бухать на нем))

[@omarstephenson7000]

For anyone who is wondering why they are cutting down this oak tree, this oak tree already had its last breath and is a dead tree. Cutting down an old, dead tree in necessary for the younger trees to thrive. Being able to use the oak wood from that dead oak is not only profitable for the wood yard, but it's also better for the environment and not letting the wood go to waste.

[@befakin]

I watch one video of a sawing contest and now I’m getting recommended all these chainsaw videos, not disappointed

[@darrenflynn1056]

It would probably take all day to count those rings figuring out how old that tree is nice work guys 👍Thumbs up

[@DragonStrke12244]

Imagine leatherface running at you full speed with that like mkx

[@Bushcraft2survival]

Great video. How old was that tree.

[@oross99]

too hold to be cut down

[@stevenmuurling6446]

Mimum of 500 years

[@Genxisthebest]

Thought I was the only one that wanted to know

[@jvds1360]

This tree was ages old until some *** decided it be cool to do something, eh, cool.

[@ryanb1314]

@@jvds1360 I’m all about leaving the old growth to grow but there are other legit reasons old trees need to or have already dropped

[@ceisarsrepair7958]

With a bar that long you shouldn't have any problem finding dates! 😂🤣👍

[@XxJustinxx88]

Nothing like the power of a good saw. This would make a great table.

[@catokaric9451]

H

[@scottmingus3819]

You are a very strong guy. You handle that saw like it has an 18 inch bar.

[@spitfirelast8761]

Just by looking at it, i can tell that's a 200 year old tree. 1800 century oak tree cowboy era.

[@benjaminfrost4363]

all i can see is an amazing coffee table in the making 😊

[@garycarlson245]

Now you got yourself a nice tabletop.

[@mazapancito05]

OMG! That's the longest chainsaw I ever seen

[@lilpeepoo569]

Papi chulo Nain Ramírez that what she said

[@egreenie3819]

@ 2:35, glad to see you're wearing your Stihl underwear.....😅

[@mcmuffin558]

e greenie its a stihl diaper

[@shailenparamanik9380]

e greenie ñ

[@donadonaaa1029]

Ku merxen cjspi me zile

[@310gman]

Goes with his balls of Stihl to wield a saw that size!

[@saidmazouni8965]

V N'bo IP bo Dr Dr Dr Dr au uni LV

[@isaiahspinney6113]

That’s the most powerful production chainsaw there is and I’m jealous

[@richardwebb371]

Can't imagine the history that beast oak has seen!

[@ozciva]

And man has invented the wheel.

[@jonathanstrauss2083]

I can't imagine oaks that big are plentiful. Sad to see such an incredible specimen felled. Hope he made a lot of nice tables

[@blzt3206]

Trees have a life cycle too. They get too old and die. Harvesting lumber and replanting is a great way to build things and store carbon.

[@nickmc3821]

I'm all for cutting esp some great wood like that. I feel like there's gonna be a day when you can't see a tree that size still standing. Great video! Wish I was there.

[@godzillahn]

That could become a fine table

[@rolandlashaj3579]

Anton Torstensson elastic Fid Era

[@bekimgjukaj6125]

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[@jacoswanepoel7613]

And you’ll have a little left over for some small projects

[@Carpenterdane]

How many table tops can you get from that tree?

[@arbanaskocudo]

Is it a kitchen table factory ?

[@vincentrobinette1507]

That is a clean cut, considering the effort put into it. Those surfaces look great!!(We're gonna need a bigger chainsaw)

[@tuxedo1557]

a v8 powered one will do

[@ndricimallaraj1669]

Ex c tv/ tv

[@amosbackstrom5366]

Except where he gouged it with the small saw. Probably less than 1/8" but that could have been avoided by turning the big saw upside down and finishing the cut from the top.

[@BigIslandMNMinnetonka]

I want to make a table

[@joemcmurry7768]

Big Island MN That's the first thing I thought of.

[@johnking1978]

One of those rounds would make an Awesome dining table for the Log Cabin.

[@haroldocesarpenasforte8842]

Big Island MN ..

[@tatarjust8747]

Big Island MN toothpick is better

[@vidalrodriguezalvarado4473]

Big Island MN

[@robbyf5885]

"Do you think he's compensating for something?" -Shrek

[@johnwoody9505]

What saw should he use? A saw with a 30cm blade?

[@treeguyable]

Hey, I have a ms880, and a big 4x4, but just to get the job done. No compensating for us hopeless guys.

[@joecasatelli4825]

Yes , that would take a minute

[@SylvainBOSSON-og8fi]

Where gave you found a such big oak like that? Where is his lane? Wonderful. Even with 122cc chain saw slow down quite ,

[@альмирзритель]

интересно сколько раз нужно дозаправлять чтобы спилить хоть кусок этого дерева ?

[@heyligenstaedt]

один раз

[@krzysztofprzekwas6600]

Азат Шагадаянов dobrze mówisz xapaszo

[@charliedilltarde9881]

awesome, i wish i had a slab of wood like that to chuck knives at

[@AzraelMight]

My dad told me once when you can’t chop down a tree use a saw and if that don’t work use more saw

[@slenderthesavagemaster]

Really...did you make a tf2 engineer refrance 😂

[@AzraelMight]

Yes

[@slenderthesavagemaster]

@@AzraelMight I freaking knew it 😂😂

[@benstayskal9804]

Where did that thing grow? We get some massive water oaks and live oaks in the south, but what is that thing?

[@heyligenstaedt]

It grows in north Germany

[@wyattberry7137]

That would make a good dinner table

[@stanleykeith6969]

Can you imagen cutting this with a two man hand saw ? WOW !

[@mr.wetflipflop736]

That tree over there has mastered super Saiyan 0:00

[@crisprtalk6963]

That is literally firewood for the rest of my life.

[@drmyronbouray]

Where is this at?

[@samgarofalo2461]

Power head is over 22 lbs Displacement is over 121 cc 8.6 HP 59” bar And yet guys crank them up more

[@benjamingisler]

Why cut this big threes? The was sick or any?

[@sheamatheson560]

Can you please learn to spell, I had a stroke reading this.

[@natee2169]

You got table after table right there! Lol and how old is that tree? 200 300yrs old? I had no idea oaks got that big

[@jukeseyable]

Nearer 400, and in good conditions, plenty that size and bigger here in the UK, have fallen bigger than that here

[@Chriswilliams-lx9mx]

Too old to be cut down,that’s for sure

[@jukeseyable]

@@Chriswilliams-lx9mx well it depends on their condition, the ones I speak of personally, had been struck by lightning, rotten in hte heart of the tree, or seriously compromised, this trunk looks pristine, and should never have been touched. Probably had another 300 yrs life in it minimum, baring any significant storm damage. Heart breaking to see what must have been a magnificent maturing oak dropped before its time

[@ГеннадийМиклашевский]

Ножки приделать и стол готов! Almost a table!

[@Sachinsingh-od9yd]

Is there any machine or tool invented by inventors to grow such tall tress within seconds?

[@dominoespizza1756]

It would take a day to sharpen that chain

[@Slane583]

I love oak, but boy is it unforgiving compared to something like Birch and Maple. The one I cut down for a friend was a twig compared to this thing and it clogged up my bar when I got into cutting the last bits of it for fire wood. I had the take my bar off, clean it out and then dribble some bar oil into the nose sprocket to get it freed. :)

[@omarmendoza582]

Slane583 try asking for full skip chain at your dealer. less teeth but a faster cut and it has an easier time getting rid of the chips in side the cutter.

[@Slane583]

Omar Mendoza: I don't think they have full skip for my saw, it's only an MS251. The chain I was using when cutting is a Stihl Rapid Super though. Much more aggressive than the low kick-back that came on in.

[@hugsavage5286]

Flip you're bar homie

[@nikosstamatakis8854]

υθριωτου φ

[@parkersmom813]

Cut a thin slab and you would have a table

[@briansierzega]

....or a helipad! lol

[@pausanlukas443]

Michelle Baer ibvh bhubb h

[@jamiehart6318]

Or 100 tables...

[@lolecostea1360]

Michelle Baer

[@eduartspaho8457]

Brian Sierzega të

[@SaboTaGGe1982]

What a beautiful tight core it has. Very suited stem for furniture making.

[@gilligan369]

Trees like this are what i think of when i hear someone saying a 25 year old oak is "mature". .. and that's an impressive pile of sawdust!

[@jeremyford9806]

Why are you cutting that tree there? Does the log need to be cut there to remove the angle from the felling process before taking the log to market?

[@Timshowtomake]

Darfs ein Scheibchen mehr sein ? ;-) coooool

[@yohanamayperez9086]

No saben

[@Dorfkind-wu8ov]

Ja gerne noch ein Stück Fleischwurst für den kleinen

[@Timshowtomake]

@@Dorfkind-wu8ov Oh ja da kommen Erinnerungen hoch. Als Bub bin ich immer gerne zum Metzger ;-) Die gute alte Fleischwurst.

[@telaspourday5705]

this tree is very big，How many years has it been？

[@MrZootalores]

at the last of this video, when you can see the slice, notice the growth rings are 3/4" wide per year; she was growing strong right up to the end!

[@sidineijosearaujo1962]

Telas Pourday

[@rickybobby2706]

250 years old

[@landon6811]

That tree is probably worth as much as a new car

[@maggs131]

That is far more valuable than most new cars in the 30k-40k range

[@ronmckickass5714]

A very nice, new car.

[@anthonyponafala7973]

Pretty sure nicer slabs around 6' would sell for 2k-5k each...depends on the buyer

[@dosmundos3830]

yamaha188zt it's worth thousands just as firewood, you're waay off on $500-1000 range.

[@anthonyponafala7973]

@@yamaha188zt that tree looks to be about 72" across and 30' long...2" slab 6' long sounds like between 500 and 1k each...that puts a 6' section at 18k at 500 and 36k at the high end...minus the end cuts or bark I figure 6 ft logs yeild between 15k-30k slabbed...30 gives 5 6' logs so the total tree worth between 75k-150k by my math...plus guys who make furniture look for knots and Burl's as they add a new dimension to grain and stain patterns...I've seen 3' Burl's sell for 3k on a 2' wide tree

[@SaturnineXTS]

Holy shit, taht log is so thick you can make a garden tabletop just out of a slice

[@heyligenstaedt]

Yepp definitely

[@brianthomas8858]

And I thought my 460 was a beast, This makes my saw look like a butter knife

[@Анна-т7л]

жалко такие огромные деревья

[@maxenra]

Just saying. Now, THAT'S a damn tree right there.