It’s been a long time since I shot you some thanks and it’s long overdue Buckin. I started coming to your channel here 2 or 3 years ago as a way to build my knowledge of sawmanship and axe restoration but I have to thank you because I’ve stayed for so many reasons from the music to seeing you interact with your family and friends and for the kindness too. I must say I’ve never seen anyone run a chainsaw remind me more of my dad when he used to run saw a lot. He fought forest fire in the late 80s and ran a 288xp but the manner with which he handles the throttle and the hand file i see a lot here so thanks for bringing me back to my childhood! Have a great weekend Buckin and I hope everyone is doing well out there!
Buckin, I have owned a Husqvarna 142 for 15+ years. Always just using it to cut up dropped limbs and paying to have my chains sharpened. Been watching your channel for a good bit and felled my first tree today. Wasn't a monster, but when it hit the ground it was a rush. Landed right where I wanted. I knew exactly what to do from watching your work. Felt like you were right there with me. Will also never pay someone to sharpen a chain again! Thanks for teaching the art and joy of a power saw.
My dad always told us kids, "if the boss says do this much and then you can quit and go home, do what he told you to do and then some more." It has served us well all these years.
I've learned so much from your channel over the years, but to hear you say "If I've got enough, we share" Powerful stuff. I wish more people in our society would practice that philosophy. Thank you for putting that out there!
Buckin, you are the most "Canadian" guy I've ever seen. Hard working, happy, giving, and informative. I've got a bucket list, and meeting you is definitely in there.
You could not be any more right. I try and impress upon our kids to Find Work. Find something to do, without having to be told. As I worked in public service for over 20 years in a team environment, “finding work” is huge and immediately noticeable. It’s also immediately noticeable as who are the ones with hands in their pockets! Both stand out and it’s a hard reputation to get past if you’re always standing around playing pocket pool when others are working!!
You have taught me so much in the last three years I just wanted to say thanks if I would have known this when I was in my twenties I would’ve probably opened up a tree service
I was a young labourer and I took a seat one day. The foreman politely came and told me to get up and get busy. I've taken that approach through my whole career. There is always something to be done !
Thank you. Your message at the end hit me in the best way. I am 37 and work for a good company with good insurance and everything is easy. After renting a mini excavator to do some projects on my little 12 acre mini farm, I really want to go learn how to do dirt work. You're a huge inspiration I really appreciate your work. My saws have never cut as well as now since I learned to get the gullet!
Buckin…your chain sharpening videos have changed the firewood business for me. My chains cut so much better and my time cutting has dropped substantially. Thanks man I appreciate it. Take care and be safe.
Buckin', the message never gets lost with your video's about being kind, honest and lift each other up. And in these video's, people can actually take what you've learned over the years and apply it in a very practical way in their lives. It's so useful to those who can appreciate hard work and knowledge learned from DOING! Thank you Buckin', I have learned from these videos you post, and appreciate what you have shared with us.
Thank you sooo much for the hard work. For those who dont know its HARD work to cut firewood. Its also Hard work to edit run a Channel. BBR is amazing we are the lucky ones not him.
Thank you Billy. Some bosses today have no idea what you are doing, some colleagues have no idea you are next on the chain of things, they don't care if it's hard for you. But you and me know the right way to do things, the way that makes you proud. ;)
Love the concept of thinking of this channel as a library. As someone who is new to the game, I appreciate all your videos, but I appreciate the educational ones even more!
Everything you do Billy is so well done and neat and tidy!…I found packing wood so time consuming, so what I started doing was I built some wood boxes out of old pallets that hold a little less than a half a cord of wood and I have a tractor with a set of pallet forks that I can move them around the yard with and into my garage where my wood stove is and then I only handle the wood once…cheers Billy!!
Nice to hear someone else that doesn't yammer about needing a certain premix. My personal mix is 45:1 NON ETHANOL! (if you can get it) fuel and I use Husqvarna xp+ oil. Same mix I use in all 2 stroke engines. One thing alot of people don't realize is the more oil in your mix the less actual gas there is and the saw will run leaner and hotter.
Thanks for showing us how to properly file a chain in such detail on your other blog. Very relaxing watching your adventures. Thanks again from Pennsylvania USA.
Your channel has helped me become MUCH more efficient and safe with my firewood gathering. It’s taught me how to sharpen chain properly, the value of a long bar and how to be easier on my equipment. I appreciate what you do
I love working with my older neighbors just because they Buck everything down super small and easy for me.. respect gets respect in anything in this world.
I love you man, you help me stay positive and teach me so much. Funny thing is, you look just like my uncle and and he used to be a logger, it's so great. Keep it up, still much to learn.
CUTTING FIREWOOD! OH YEAH. Cutting wood is a thrill for me. Also soothes my soul. Something about a chainsaw humming an a tree. And my favorite youtube guy. Buckin is more like family an good friend. I have learned so much for you. An not just saw stuff. But in life, thanks buddy.
Youre helping me alot for real. You have a great way of delivering information and youre so easy to learn from. Im a bit younger in the army reserves from NB and ive seriously wanted to persue this type of carreer and just your videos and help from you with everything you make videos about have just been driving me even farther to. Thank you
Hey Billy. I aint religious but I love your positive vibes. You always cheer me up and inspire me. I always learn something new from your vids, be it philosophical or practical. Love from Scotland
Yes ‘buckin’ Billy, great video. All action & a very good example of how to be efficient, effective, thoughtful & helpful in a working environment. Those extra bits go along way with whoever you work with and will most certainly be acknowledged & appreciated by the customer. It’s about being conscious and aware within your environment, and with what’s happening & also with what’s happening next too. Your experience & knowledge really shine through. That was a pleasure to watch, most enjoyable ! Stand up and buck ! Thank you for sharing ✊🏼
Helping other people are a very noble thing to do. Listing to your advises at the end of video make me and other people try to be a better person. I just wish there were a lot more good men like you among us to make live better for others.
Howdy Buckin, Been watching your channel for several years now and really like! I run 3 wood stoves here in Southern Indiana. 1 in the shop and 2 in the house. Cut mostly Ash and Oak. Run Stihls and Huskys. Also I cut in south western Colorado, pine and Aspen. Your chain sharpening vids are the best and have helped me a lot. Have gone from average to a GREAT sharpener thanks to you my friend. Also really like your axe building videos. All your videos are very good! Thanks again an stay warm up there Billy Ray. As you always say..... Kindness... Tom
15:31 Each of us doing the best we can "within our own capacities" - in all aspects of life!... that's profound Buckin!! That is something for each man, woman & child in this perfect world to strive for😊
For me, this vid was one of the best you've done. How to safely and efficiently buck a log on the ground, after felling it safely in the right direction, is just the other half of the whole piece of work. It's the small bits of information that makes the difference; working the high side, keeping the log length small enough to be able to roll it, not completing the bucks so it stays off the ground etc etc. Top level info from a professional who enjoys his work and wants to genuinely share his knowledge. Thank you.
Billy you make my day over and over again you are the most positive and honest and overall kind guy i watch on yt.serious you shine like a star .GOD bless you brother ,greetings from slovenia
I think the same out doors fresh air exercise. I am 61 years. I had a couple of logs of track so I chain and strap to back of truck and drag up hill to more level ground. Being careful not to break strap by logs digging into ground by dragging. Australian gumtree good way to spend a few hours exercising. Yes never hit ground with chain saw. Easy to use common sense cut 6 feet or 10' and roll log to cut log. Buckin cheers your videos are great. I under stand your chain sharpen the best. Improve my technique. Cheers.
That’s me. Trying to learn, as I grew up cutting firewood but we knew nothing. Just went at it. I’ve already learned a lot from you, but I’ve recently been doing a lot more felling and have switched over to Humboldts, and I like ‘em, a lot. Thanks.
I love your videos Buckin. I love your positivity and outlook on life. I hope someday I get to meet you and shake your hand brother! Keep the videos coming!
I'm glad I bought a chainsaw and used YT to better understand the basics and happened across your channel. I enjoy your skill at teaching the art of the chainsaw, finesse and thinking ahead of the log proactively to make the work more efficient, safe and productive overall for everyone. I especially appreciate how you tie that into a great message to the younger crowd as they work with others. Listen up kids, this man is giving you pearls.
Great idea filming like an instructional video… not all the time though… I can here to watch you instruct on filing a chain… and I’ve learned a great deal since then… and moved onto long bars… what a difference that makes when you get used to it… keep up the great work… we’re all learning something new everyday.. or should be… and you definitely help many of us in that regard. 👍🏻💪🏻
Great video! Every fall here in central Idaho I gather 6 to 7 cords of lodgepole and/or red fir over 2 months to heat my place with the wood stove. I usually gather 6’ lengths, put ‘em on the trailer and haul them back to buck and split. Then they get stacked and last through the winter. It’s my therapy.
Your spot on Billy Ray, work hard be honest and above all be kind. Theres a few of us getting on in the years that have a great work ethic and all of the above but unfortunately here in Australia its gone bye the way side big time. I live in hope that sticking to our principles will encourage the young to follow suit, i can in their eyes they are looking for guidance and its the best feeling in the world help someone. Community spirit has to come back and i can feel some tough times approaching perhaps that will bring it back. Thanks heaps BillyRay love your channel cheers Richard an old school boilermaker.
I've recently switched to amsoil saber still run 50:1 instead of the 100:1 amsoil suggests seems to be fine no smoke or extra gunk from exhaust thanks for the help Buckin!
Buckin. Its been years since ive went cuttin firewood. I forsee a small business venture. Never work a day in your life if you love what u do. Thankyou for the inspiration
The message that you share about doing things to make someone else's job or life easier is really the definition of love..."willing the good of the other". Love you all...❤❤❤ Lieutenant Bradley
Another great video as always love watching your videos. Specially, when I’m having a bad day you always brighten it up. You’re an artist with a chainsaw just got me a new 550 rancher Husqvarna can’t wait to put that to work. Keep the videos coming.
hey buckin' im still watching, still learning and still coming back for more. I have been cutting my firewood for the last 17 years, about 4-5 chords per year. Im please to see that there are alot of things i do, that you do, when cutting. There are also a lot of things i do that you dont!!!, they are probably all the things i do wrong. I have had a couple of trees stand up on me over the years. But, one way or another i have got the job done. And for the most part its been all good. I like the work and environment. I run a MS200T from 2006 and a MS391 from 2010. The 200T is the nuts..The 391 is capable, but not great. I may HAVE to upgrade to a Husky 572...one day. I guess my point is, there is no point. I keep my chains sharp (thanks to your gullet vid) I buy good oil and fuel. I probably take too much off my rakers. But I'm safe and respect full as I see it when I'm in the woods. Im getting all hyped as I have just started the season here, we had a storm in Brittany so lots of trees down. thanks for your efforts. Love back at ya
Seeing these videos help me a whole lot. I’m 17, and I hope to get into something like this, hopefully hearing that gives you more motivation to make more videos, because they sure help a novice like me.😅👍
Morning mr.bucken, thanks for ringing in man,got to run but thanks for the inspiration, and yes them tiny movements in the screws makes alot of difference, it don't hurt to open them up and then runnem back,them holes are tiny-tiny and can get easily blocked seen it a million times,you are always teachen mr.bucken and that's the true man brother,you are a giver and that's all that really matters!!! Thanks again!!pleasure!!Sierra John!!
Heck yeah Buckin!! Great content!!! Love helping others out!!! And way to go on helping that fella with his wood, and making it easier on em...we as men should always be thinking how we can make things easier for people, love wins, work hard, be honest, and be kind....much love from my family to yours brother🤝🪓🪵🌲🌲🌳👊🙏
I love the long form, unedited stuff with voiceover where you feel necessary so that I can try to pick up on the things that just come natural to you that may be difficult to even know that it’s not natural for others. Love that so badly want to teach what may at times feel unteachable… there does appear to be a level where one either gets it or not.
I wish we had Douglas Fir around here, it looks so straight and nice to stack, etc. Maple is my mainstay, with some locust and cherry mixed in for those cold nights.
You brought up about a library for your channel. It's true if their is something that I want to learn about I will search your channel for what I am looking for and watch a couple of videos on that topic. Again thank you for sharing your knowledge with people.
It might be the camera but I noticed even bucking Billy didn't cut the straightest sometimes and that's okay! I was getting down on myself because I was taking logs that were way bigger than my bar and having to jump over. Also not always lining up. Love you man from Lodge Pole, MT.
Hello from Norway. Amazing work etics and so true. Teaching my own kids the same and 33 % of them have learned it😂. Been out to day and splitting dead spruce and it felt good. Problem is that we dont have huge trees in Norway. Only thing I've got in my forest is 25-30 inch logs at max. But I'll guess the fall with a crash and make me feel good and keep me warm.
hi buckin.a did start to cut the log similar way.mutch easier and keeping the chain sharp.a just do hit the ground with the chai and ofcourse it was not sharp anymore.ofcourse a did learn this from yours videos.
I run Bobby's mobile lawn mower repair in north California in the winter we sale firewood second year doing it i find it hard to stop cutting wood to go fix anything i just like the simplicity of cutting split stack cut split stack ether hearing that saw run or the log splitter you must have log splitter we do black oak white oak live oak your not splitting that with and axe . just love the good hard work. 2012 i was 554 pounds 360 52 years old can outwork most 30 year olds in 200 pound range .
It’s been a long time since I shot you some thanks and it’s long overdue Buckin. I started coming to your channel here 2 or 3 years ago as a way to build my knowledge of sawmanship and axe restoration but I have to thank you because I’ve stayed for so many reasons from the music to seeing you interact with your family and friends and for the kindness too. I must say I’ve never seen anyone run a chainsaw remind me more of my dad when he used to run saw a lot. He fought forest fire in the late 80s and ran a 288xp but the manner with which he handles the throttle and the hand file i see a lot here so thanks for bringing me back to my childhood! Have a great weekend Buckin and I hope everyone is doing well out there!
Great words .. thx
What a blessing it is to have you teach your CZcams audience the knowledge and skills it takes to cut wood. Thank you! ❤
Buckin, I have owned a Husqvarna 142 for 15+ years. Always just using it to cut up dropped limbs and paying to have my chains sharpened. Been watching your channel for a good bit and felled my first tree today. Wasn't a monster, but when it hit the ground it was a rush. Landed right where I wanted. I knew exactly what to do from watching your work. Felt like you were right there with me. Will also never pay someone to sharpen a chain again! Thanks for teaching the art and joy of a power saw.
Great news
My dad always told us kids, "if the boss says do this much and then you can quit and go home, do what he told you to do and then some more." It has served us well all these years.
I've learned so much from your channel over the years, but to hear you say "If I've got enough, we share" Powerful stuff. I wish more people in our society would practice that philosophy. Thank you for putting that out there!
It’s a way of life now, but took time as fear had me pretty good growing up. But I must say the shift has been so fo-filling
Buckin, you are the most "Canadian" guy I've ever seen. Hard working, happy, giving, and informative. I've got a bucket list, and meeting you is definitely in there.
You could not be any more right.
I try and impress upon our kids to Find Work. Find something to do, without having to be told.
As I worked in public service for over 20 years in a team environment, “finding work” is huge and immediately noticeable. It’s also immediately noticeable as who are the ones with hands in their pockets! Both stand out and it’s a hard reputation to get past if you’re always standing around playing pocket pool when others are working!!
Running that saw like a musician plays a violin! You are an artist with that saw Buckin!
Thx
You have taught me so much in the last three years I just wanted to say thanks if I would have known this when I was in my twenties I would’ve probably opened up a tree service
I was a young labourer and I took a seat one day. The foreman politely came and told me to get up and get busy.
I've taken that approach through my whole career.
There is always something to be done !
Thank you. Your message at the end hit me in the best way. I am 37 and work for a good company with good insurance and everything is easy. After renting a mini excavator to do some projects on my little 12 acre mini farm, I really want to go learn how to do dirt work. You're a huge inspiration I really appreciate your work. My saws have never cut as well as now since I learned to get the gullet!
One of your best bucking. Love the message to the young pups. A sincere thanks.
Buckin…your chain sharpening videos have changed the firewood business for me. My chains cut so much better and my time cutting has dropped substantially. Thanks man I appreciate it. Take care and be safe.
Groovy
What a beautiful day to be outdoors stacking and bucking wood. On top of that helping a friend just doesn’t get much better than that. 👍♥️
You got that right!
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith doesn't know what he is talking about!
(Said No One, Ever!)
You rock Dude! Love your inspirational attitude.
Buckin', the message never gets lost with your video's about being kind, honest and lift each other up. And in these video's, people can actually take what you've learned over the years and apply it in a very practical way in their lives. It's so useful to those who can appreciate hard work and knowledge learned from DOING! Thank you Buckin', I have learned from these videos you post, and appreciate what you have shared with us.
Thx pat
Thank you sooo much for the hard work. For those who dont know its HARD work to cut firewood. Its also Hard work to edit run a Channel. BBR is amazing we are the lucky ones not him.
Thank s for that
Thank you Billy.
Some bosses today have no idea what you are doing, some colleagues have no idea you are next on the chain of things, they don't care if it's hard for you.
But you and me know the right way to do things, the way that makes you proud. ;)
Ironhorse seems like a great man. Love his videos and honesty.
These kind of "advanced-level-basic" stuff is much appreciated, Buckin'! Looking good too, friend!
Love the concept of thinking of this channel as a library. As someone who is new to the game, I appreciate all your videos, but I appreciate the educational ones even more!
Nice
Everything you do Billy is so well done and neat and tidy!…I found packing wood so time consuming, so what I started doing was I built some wood boxes out of old pallets that hold a little less than a half a cord of wood and I have a tractor with a set of pallet forks that I can move them around the yard with and into my garage where my wood stove is and then I only handle the wood once…cheers Billy!!
Great message! I've learned a lot about cutting, but even more importantly I appreciate your comments on hard work and kindness
Nice to hear someone else that doesn't yammer about needing a certain premix. My personal mix is 45:1 NON ETHANOL! (if you can get it) fuel and I use Husqvarna xp+ oil. Same mix I use in all 2 stroke engines. One thing alot of people don't realize is the more oil in your mix the less actual gas there is and the saw will run leaner and hotter.
Thanks for showing us how to properly file a chain in such detail on your other blog. Very relaxing watching your adventures. Thanks again from Pennsylvania USA.
My pleasure!
Your channel has helped me become MUCH more efficient and safe with my firewood gathering. It’s taught me how to sharpen chain properly, the value of a long bar and how to be easier on my equipment. I appreciate what you do
Always appreciate your honesty and genuine attitude. Love the info too of course. Keep it up Buckin’.
Than you for everything Buckin!!! You've helped me more than you know❤ Be kind
Always good seein yer name
Boy o boy that’d be a real treat to see you and IronHorse together 👍
That was a slick move right at 11 min in Buckin Billy. You knew exactly when that bit was going to happen . Timed it perfectly. Fun to watch
A very informative library enjoy sitting back a listening and learning everything I can have a great week Buckin
I love working with my older neighbors just because they Buck everything down super small and easy for me.. respect gets respect in anything in this world.
Im always learning from you Buckin!! Thank you so much!! Stay well!!
I love you man, you help me stay positive and teach me so much. Funny thing is, you look just like my uncle and and he used to be a logger, it's so great. Keep it up, still much to learn.
CUTTING FIREWOOD! OH YEAH. Cutting wood is a thrill for me. Also soothes my soul. Something about a chainsaw humming an a tree. And my favorite youtube guy. Buckin is more like family an good friend. I have learned so much for you. An not just saw stuff. But in life, thanks buddy.
Bobby 💪
✌️❤️🌲🪵🪓🐝
@@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE Everyone in the Buckin army has always been so nice , an helpful. I just cant say enough how much.
@@bobbynash282 have a peaceful weekend Bobby
The stove is roarin 🔥
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THANK YOU, whenever I need an uplifting moment I catch one of your videos, Buck'n.
Youre helping me alot for real. You have a great way of delivering information and youre so easy to learn from. Im a bit younger in the army reserves from NB and ive seriously wanted to persue this type of carreer and just your videos and help from you with everything you make videos about have just been driving me even farther to. Thank you
I appreciate this video, so many other channels only do mass production and this video is for us single use homeowners👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻.
Glad it was helpful!
Hey Billy. I aint religious but I love your positive vibes. You always cheer me up and inspire me. I always learn something new from your vids, be it philosophical or practical. Love from Scotland
Brother . Feelin the love from you . Sincerely,, thx
Yes ‘buckin’ Billy, great video.
All action & a very good example of how to be efficient, effective, thoughtful & helpful in a working environment. Those extra bits go along way with whoever you work with and will most certainly be acknowledged & appreciated by the customer.
It’s about being conscious and aware within your environment, and with what’s happening & also with what’s happening next too.
Your experience & knowledge really shine through.
That was a pleasure to watch, most enjoyable !
Stand up and buck !
Thank you for sharing ✊🏼
Good stuff
Helping other people are a very noble thing to do. Listing to your advises at the end of video make me and other people try to be a better person. I just wish there were a lot more good men like you among us to make live better for others.
Howdy Buckin, Been watching your channel for several years now and really like! I run 3 wood stoves here in Southern Indiana. 1 in the shop and 2 in the house. Cut mostly Ash and Oak. Run Stihls and Huskys. Also I cut in south western Colorado, pine and Aspen. Your chain sharpening vids are the best and have helped me a lot. Have gone from average to a GREAT sharpener thanks to you my friend. Also really like your axe building videos. All your videos are very good! Thanks again an stay warm up there Billy Ray. As you always say..... Kindness... Tom
15:31 Each of us doing the best we can "within our own capacities" - in all aspects of life!... that's profound Buckin!! That is something for each man, woman & child in this perfect world to strive for😊
For me, this vid was one of the best you've done. How to safely and efficiently buck a log on the ground, after felling it safely in the right direction, is just the other half of the whole piece of work. It's the small bits of information that makes the difference; working the high side, keeping the log length small enough to be able to roll it, not completing the bucks so it stays off the ground etc etc. Top level info from a professional who enjoys his work and wants to genuinely share his knowledge. Thank you.
Billy you make my day over and over again you are the most positive and honest and overall kind guy i watch on yt.serious you shine like a star .GOD bless you brother ,greetings from slovenia
Love yer words and where yer from friend.
I think the same out doors fresh air exercise. I am 61 years. I had a couple of logs of track so I chain and strap to back of truck and drag up hill to more level ground. Being careful not to break strap by logs digging into ground by dragging. Australian gumtree good way to spend a few hours exercising. Yes never hit ground with chain saw. Easy to use common sense cut 6 feet or 10' and roll log to cut log. Buckin cheers your videos are great. I under stand your chain sharpen the best. Improve my technique. Cheers.
That’s me. Trying to learn, as I grew up cutting firewood but we knew nothing. Just went at it. I’ve already learned a lot from you, but I’ve recently been doing a lot more felling and have switched over to Humboldts, and I like ‘em, a lot. Thanks.
I love your videos Buckin. I love your positivity and outlook on life. I hope someday I get to meet you and shake your hand brother! Keep the videos coming!
I'm glad I bought a chainsaw and used YT to better understand the basics and happened across your channel. I enjoy your skill at teaching the art of the chainsaw, finesse and thinking ahead of the log proactively to make the work more efficient, safe and productive overall for everyone. I especially appreciate how you tie that into a great message to the younger crowd as they work with others. Listen up kids, this man is giving you pearls.
Thanks Billy. Huge help man. I’m using your videos as my training material to help with my stewardship of 16 acres in the NC mountains.
Great idea filming like an instructional video… not all the time though… I can here to watch you instruct on filing a chain… and I’ve learned a great deal since then… and moved onto long bars… what a difference that makes when you get used to it… keep up the great work… we’re all learning something new everyday.. or should be… and you definitely help many of us in that regard. 👍🏻💪🏻
Love ya bro thank you so much for all the help support and knowledge
Hey Buckin, great video and advice to the younger guys about working hard.
Billy that is one SHARP chainsaw! Excellent
I’ve been subscribed to your channel for a long time, you’re a good man, Buckin Billy Ray
As much value as I get from all of your videos…the end of this one resonates and hits home. Thank you for the reminder Buckin
You are so welcome
thank you, i learned this method from you years ago, this is just more detailed. I use it now and it works great
Great video! Every fall here in central Idaho I gather 6 to 7 cords of lodgepole and/or red fir over 2 months to heat my place with the wood stove. I usually gather 6’ lengths, put ‘em on the trailer and haul them back to buck and split. Then they get stacked and last through the winter. It’s my therapy.
Your spot on Billy Ray, work hard be honest and above all be kind. Theres a few of us getting on in the years that have a great work ethic and all of the above but unfortunately here in Australia its gone bye the way side big time. I live in hope that sticking to our principles will encourage the young to follow suit, i can in their eyes they are looking for guidance and its the best feeling in the world help someone. Community spirit has to come back and i can feel some tough times approaching perhaps that will bring it back. Thanks heaps BillyRay love your channel cheers Richard an old school boilermaker.
Buckin another great show 👍thanks for sharing Johno Darwin NT
I've recently switched to amsoil saber still run 50:1 instead of the 100:1 amsoil suggests seems to be fine no smoke or extra gunk from exhaust thanks for the help Buckin!
Buckin. Its been years since ive went cuttin firewood. I forsee a small business venture. Never work a day in your life if you love what u do. Thankyou for the inspiration
The message that you share about doing things to make someone else's job or life easier is really the definition of love..."willing the good of the other".
Love you all...❤❤❤
Lieutenant Bradley
Another great video as always love watching your videos. Specially, when I’m having a bad day you always brighten it up. You’re an artist with a chainsaw just got me a new 550 rancher Husqvarna can’t wait to put that to work. Keep the videos coming.
Wow that advice at the end is really great …. Love honesty
Just watched this with baby girl! Gotta teach them young haha, she loves the sound of a chainsaw though! Much love Buckin!!❤️🪵
hey buckin' im still watching, still learning and still coming back for more. I have been cutting my firewood for the last 17 years, about 4-5 chords per year. Im please to see that there are alot of things i do, that you do, when cutting. There are also a lot of things i do that you dont!!!, they are probably all the things i do wrong. I have had a couple of trees stand up on me over the years. But, one way or another i have got the job done. And for the most part its been all good. I like the work and environment. I run a MS200T from 2006 and a MS391 from 2010. The 200T is the nuts..The 391 is capable, but not great. I may HAVE to upgrade to a Husky 572...one day. I guess my point is, there is no point. I keep my chains sharp (thanks to your gullet vid) I buy good oil and fuel. I probably take too much off my rakers. But I'm safe and respect full as I see it when I'm in the woods. Im getting all hyped as I have just started the season here, we had a storm in Brittany so lots of trees down. thanks for your efforts. Love back at ya
Buckin you're a genuine inspiration 🎉🎉
Splitting and stacking wood here in michigan. This channel is motivational. Thank you Buckin.
I appreciate that
Your awesome bucking, you bring good to the world. Way to lead the way buddy
Once again a valuable lesson BR....Thank you so much and stay safe out there and may God continue to bless the Smith family :)
Love ya jonny
Seeing these videos help me a whole lot. I’m 17, and I hope to get into something like this, hopefully hearing that gives you more motivation to make more videos, because they sure help a novice like me.😅👍
Great advice as always Buckin! 👍
Happy you run the 86er again! That saw turns a smile on my face!
You and me both!
Morning mr.bucken, thanks for ringing in man,got to run but thanks for the inspiration, and yes them tiny movements in the screws makes alot of difference, it don't hurt to open them up and then runnem back,them holes are tiny-tiny and can get easily blocked seen it a million times,you are always teachen mr.bucken and that's the true man brother,you are a giver and that's all that really matters!!! Thanks again!!pleasure!!Sierra John!!
Thx john
Love your show. Jim from Leesburg Virginia
you are a great man and heart of gold take care
Right on Buckin! Love wins!👍👍🙏
Heck yeah Buckin!! Great content!!! Love helping others out!!! And way to go on helping that fella with his wood, and making it easier on em...we as men should always be thinking how we can make things easier for people, love wins, work hard, be honest, and be kind....much love from my family to yours brother🤝🪓🪵🌲🌲🌳👊🙏
Right on
Thx
A true man says "if I have enough... then we share." Pretty cool buckin
Great video, I’m always learning from your channel. God Bless 👍🏻👊🏻🇺🇸
Thank you for sharing your advice!
You are an honest man Buckin
Thanks
Not the norm these days 👍😫
Have a great weekend and thanks!
Another Great Tree Bucked Up B.R. Always A Hoot To See A New Post From Ya Buddy ! Prayers For All Here ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks 👍
I love the long form, unedited stuff with voiceover where you feel necessary so that I can try to pick up on the things that just come natural to you that may be difficult to even know that it’s not natural for others.
Love that so badly want to teach what may at times feel unteachable… there does appear to be a level where one either gets it or not.
Love ya brother. You are looking good buckin! I haven't been on in a while. It's good to catch up on what you have been up to lately!
Great seeing you
Rename " Uncle Buckin" as that's what you are to so many...that Uncle that is teaching you for no reason but to make you better. Many thanks.
This video should be shown to every high school freshman in America and Canada. We love you too, Buckin.
Thx friend
ALWAYS GOOD TO WATCH YOU CUT THE SMART WAY
I wish we had Douglas Fir around here, it looks so straight and nice to stack, etc. Maple is my mainstay, with some locust and cherry mixed in for those cold nights.
You brought up about a library for your channel. It's true if their is something that I want to learn about I will search your channel for what I am looking for and watch a couple of videos on that topic.
Again thank you for sharing your knowledge with people.
Welcome
It might be the camera but I noticed even bucking Billy didn't cut the straightest sometimes and that's okay! I was getting down on myself because I was taking logs that were way bigger than my bar and having to jump over. Also not always lining up. Love you man from Lodge Pole, MT.
Looking good, my 13 year old grandson and I are cutting an American Beech now for next year.
Hello from Norway. Amazing work etics and so true. Teaching my own kids the same and 33 % of them have learned it😂.
Been out to day and splitting dead spruce and it felt good.
Problem is that we dont have huge trees in Norway. Only thing I've got in my forest is 25-30 inch logs at max. But I'll guess the fall with a crash and make me feel good and keep me warm.
Welcome friend
Dang didn’t know you’re in bc. I’m from the Thompson-okanagan.
Just discovered you recently and I’ll for sure tune in every new video
That would be sweet bif you went and seen harv looking forward to that video !!
hi buckin.a did start to cut the log similar way.mutch easier and keeping the chain sharp.a just do hit the ground with the chai and ofcourse it was not sharp anymore.ofcourse a did learn this from yours videos.
I run Bobby's mobile lawn mower repair in north California in the winter we sale firewood second year doing it i find it hard to stop cutting wood to go fix anything i just like the simplicity of cutting split stack cut split stack ether hearing that saw run or the log splitter you must have log splitter we do black oak white oak live oak your not splitting that with and axe . just love the good hard work. 2012 i was 554 pounds 360 52 years old can outwork most 30 year olds in 200 pound range .
Love DGP Pro 100! Used to run my Dolmars on Saber at 100:1. Ran Saber 80:1 in my Husky two stroke enduro bike. :)