Thanks Buckin Billy for putting up content and giving me interest in your machines and showing the bush of your indigenous land. We all have our own story and our own experience but your story and your experience is highly appreciated and has been useful information for many many people. You have brought joyous entertainment and education right into our very living room. Giant blessings to you and the whole Buckin Army and family. A rip snortin group of gaggle flappers shim shiny shoe shoppers that there ever was or ever has been. hi-fi-ji the buck private in the army of peace 🕊️🌲♻️🎶🪵🪓💪🔥
Mr Bucking Thank you. Iv been watching you for only a couple months as of now but your videos have helped me to understand and get better at hand filing
Buckin 👍 Top show have watched you use that simington grinder in previous shows very interesting Have used chain in the past in Australia 🇦🇺 simington chain grinder must be a Canadian and American grinder very impressive 👍 Thanks for sharing Johno Darwin NT
You have great skills with the camera. I’ve been playing with my silvey and getting a “feel” for it since we were going back and forth. The way you can zoom in on cutters helped a great deal, Thanks! I’d have been sort of lost without ya even though it’s a different machine the end product is what matters, and to quote someone I’ve heard before, “She Cuts Eh?”
I had the same moment recently on my first coastal falling job. Bullbucker handed me his saw and my jaw hit the floor. About to grab my first Simington from Walkers really soon for my next shift in camp! Thanks Buckin'!
Thank you very much sir for the information you shared with us, probably the only channel with so much free info and good advice. Thank you and God bless you.
Beauty grinder and mower! Congratulations on the new purchase. My pops has one of those things, and they rip!! Too steep here, all walk behind/string trimmer.
I have been experimenting quite a bit over the last year with my princess auto Oregon style grinder... I have been saving chains that are good and cooked to play with. I'm not quite to where I want yet but I sure enjoy the process. I made a mount for the grinder so I can put it on a speaker stand and get it right up to eye level so I can really see what's going on. Thanks for showing your grinds, it will certainly help.
well congrats on the new mower. As you've already stated, the time savings alone vs pushing will make so much difference. Will allow you more time for the power saws, axes, or whatever.
I love Silvey and Simmington grinders....Ive nearly given up one of my big saws for one. Yeah I can hand file with a chisel bit but if u want square ground 'work' chains...a Simington is needed.
I get it but I don't use my chainsaws enough to get the grinder. That's not a criticism. I have many thousands invested in other sharpening gear for my woodshop. But the great thing about this video is that it teaches the subtleties of Sharpening. Lots of variables, lots of detail decisions and skills to master. But it's worth it. Sharpening is one of those skills where you never stop learning or refining your technique. Tiny adjustments can make a huge difference. Bevel angle, skew, hook, depth of cut, type of grinding stone etc. Timber is a demanding mistress.
Buckin, you will like the zero turn mowers. They are efficient tools. Make life easier. Just need to watch steeper banks. It is a nice tool. Take care.
Hi,I can't see my top plate either,even with a mirror.Thank you for this information Looks like a killer grind. 1500 dollars is way out of my budget.I still can't get a raker gage to work after I bought one you shown us to use.* still use my 50 year gravely 4 wheel,hahaha.
Man I’d love one of those Simington’s. I have an Oregon 620-120 that seems to do ok. Still messing with the angles trying to figure out what works best. Any recommendations on grinding wheels?
Nice video. I have a few video on my channel talking about grinding. Once I got my 451c it totally changed my falling. A 5* degree side plate angle is good. The tooth heals back in the cut cuz the working corner of the tooth is higher then the raker so when the tooth is cutting wood the tooth heals back till the raker touches the wood. Making the 5* degree side plate almost 0. The lower your raker are the more the tooth heals back changing your angles. That’s why I run my chains pretty snug. I hope that all makes sense. Stay safe my friend!
The Bailey's video was good. I'm guessing that guy probably ground more than a few of my chains back when I used to take them to town (Laytonville) when it was $3 to sharpen them.
iv been looking to get a new mower. and yeah they are like 5 to 7 grand. i have three acres at what point of buying a new mower and or paying someone to mow the lawn and saving 2 to 3 hours of riding the lawn mower, weed wacking, pulling out the push mower for under the pine trees and spots that the big mower cant get. but at what point will that break even. i generally mow the lawn like once a week. so probably 14 to 20 times a year.
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith yes I have done square by hand for a long time. But I did buy the simington from USA. Have never done it by hand again. To mutch work doing it by hand.
Not gonna lie I was a little disappointed on ya getting that mower at first but I guess we can't expect the wife and daughter to use their teeth like Buckin Lol jk good stuff and darn nice mower.
Nice tutorial on the grinder!! We’re in the dank secret arts now lol, side beaks Down in the shellall and all And BANGING lil musical intro, like it a LOT plus That’s some hotrod mower-! Needs a flame paint job Oh and Yer 100% on edge geometry, trade offs, steel &c
I was grinding chain on the opposite side so opening the arm to my left hand, chain was WAY down in the last grind or two stage before you start rippin off cutter teeth.........I opens the arm to check out the grind and I'm up under the top plate, got the corner amd all the things right, well I reach over with my right hand to lift the backing arm that holds the tooth to turn it up to my work light...........damn grinder almost falls over, dust flying off the stone, and I'm thinkin what n hell is goin on, smell stone dust and burnt skin and again thinkin what n hell is goin on? Well my middle finger knuckle had hit the bottom corner of the stone when I reached across and laced my finger open like a scalpel about an 1" long, cut so clean it never did bleed but three drops! Barely missed the tendon and earnt 10 stitches in and inch of didget, needless to say that slowed my firewood cuttin up a touch. Same exact grinder our pal is usin in this here video, so from a big dummy not only chain is sharp after it touches a properly dressed stone haha!! If your just learnin on a grinder like this, take yer time fellas.......it's not a race and you'll appreciate it alot when you have that look buckin explained the first time yer grind cuts eh!
@@williamwallace9620 I believe Bailey's and Madsen's carry them, but they're built in Lakeview, Oregon and you may be able to search it that way as well
Is there a grinder that you would recommend that does a square grind that isn’t 1500$! Iv been looking at them lately and there are sooo many to choose from and it seems most have about 50-50 good vs bad reviews. I just figure as deep in sharpening and saws and your connections you might know of a grinder that works well for a homeowner for a reasonable price.
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Yeah I ordered a half dozen double bevel flat files from Madsen’s and after a few times iv got that pretty good still have a lil trouble keeping it right in the corner but maybe I’ll just stick to the square files then. I cut a lot but just around my farm and I just can’t see spending that much for one like yours. Maybe find a good used one some day for a good price I can pick up!!
Gettin into the square grind and this helps a ton as far as seeing what works for you. Great video Buckin. Thank you. Love ya brother.🌲❤️🌲👊🪓
Thanks Buckin Billy for putting up content and giving me interest in your machines and showing the bush of your indigenous land.
We all have our own story and our own experience but your story and your experience is highly appreciated and has been useful information for many many people.
You have brought joyous entertainment and education right into our very living room.
Giant blessings to you and the whole Buckin Army and family.
A rip snortin group of gaggle flappers shim shiny shoe shoppers that there ever was or ever has been.
hi-fi-ji
the buck private in the army of peace
🕊️🌲♻️🎶🪵🪓💪🔥
Mr Bucking Thank you. Iv been watching you for only a couple months as of now but your videos have helped me to understand and get better at hand filing
Buckin 👍 Top show have watched you use that simington grinder in previous shows very interesting
Have used chain in the past in Australia 🇦🇺 simington chain grinder must be a Canadian and American grinder very impressive 👍
Thanks for sharing Johno Darwin NT
You have great skills with the camera. I’ve been playing with my silvey and getting a “feel” for it since we were going back and forth. The way you can zoom in on cutters helped a great deal, Thanks! I’d have been sort of lost without ya even though it’s a different machine the end product is what matters, and to quote someone I’ve heard before, “She Cuts Eh?”
I had the same moment recently on my first coastal falling job. Bullbucker handed me his saw and my jaw hit the floor. About to grab my first Simington from Walkers really soon for my next shift in camp! Thanks Buckin'!
You're gonna love that mower! Thanks for sharing your grinding! Keep up the great work 👍
Just in the title. I’m very excited to observe your experience buckin.
You’re an honest hard working man you deserve something new to enjoy once in a while. Keep being you Buckin !
A good zero turn mower is like a square ground chain it will cut your work time in half. Love wins
Thank you very much sir for the information you shared with us, probably the only channel with so much free info and good advice. Thank you and God bless you.
Great stuff buckin ❤ , love these kinda videos
Nice last shot you can see it in the shadow on the stone....keep teaching Billy i love it!
Beauty grinder and mower! Congratulations on the new purchase. My pops has one of those things, and they rip!! Too steep here, all walk behind/string trimmer.
Happy new year buckin.
I have been experimenting quite a bit over the last year with my princess auto Oregon style grinder... I have been saving chains that are good and cooked to play with. I'm not quite to where I want yet but I sure enjoy the process. I made a mount for the grinder so I can put it on a speaker stand and get it right up to eye level so I can really see what's going on. Thanks for showing your grinds, it will certainly help.
Love the old FE exhaust manifold gasket on the wall. I love my FE's.
My saws have such a good grind my wife wont stop snatching my top handle. She says “ babe! This is sharp!” Haha! Thanks for the great video Buckin’.
setting the family up for success...that’s what awesome husbands and awesome fathers do best ✊
I love Husqvarna!! I bought a Z254F special edition and love it!!!
Hey buckin just made my day
Just when needed this lesson. Thanks!
well congrats on the new mower. As you've already stated, the time savings alone vs pushing will make so much difference. Will allow you more time for the power saws, axes, or whatever.
Lookin good Buckin
Side beak game on!!! You're mow time will cut in half, and I believe we all know how valuable time is.Thanks for sharing Buckin!!!
@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE Just spreading the love brother, hope you have a good weekend as well!!
You sir are appreciated so much
@BuckinBillyRaySmith I apriciate you brother, more than ya know!!!
Got my Simington 4 years ago love it
they are lovely
I love Silvey and Simmington grinders....Ive nearly given up one of my big saws for one. Yeah I can hand file with a chisel bit but if u want square ground 'work' chains...a Simington is needed.
Same Kawi v-twin engine in my John Deere mower, starts right up every time
Love it buckin you are a cool man like watch you
zero turn is the way to go congrats , happy cutting buddy!!
thx
Much love!!
I get it but I don't use my chainsaws enough to get the grinder. That's not a criticism. I have many thousands invested in other sharpening gear for my woodshop. But the great thing about this video is that it teaches the subtleties of Sharpening. Lots of variables, lots of detail decisions and skills to master.
But it's worth it. Sharpening is one of those skills where you never stop learning or refining your technique. Tiny adjustments can make a huge difference. Bevel angle, skew, hook, depth of cut, type of grinding stone etc. Timber is a demanding mistress.
Awesome unit buddy im thinking about buying one too .....im a Husky guy too 😁✊
Beauty of a mower 👍
Cool my favorite part of the day !
Buckin, you will like the zero turn mowers. They are efficient tools. Make life easier. Just need to watch steeper banks. It is a nice tool. Take care.
thx
I think that will be a nice side gig for your boy to get into he has a lot guys he works with all the guys in camp
Hi,I can't see my top plate either,even with a mirror.Thank you for this information Looks like a killer grind. 1500 dollars is way out of my budget.I still can't get a raker gage to work after I bought one you shown us to use.* still use my 50 year gravely 4 wheel,hahaha.
grinder is not recommended for a lil firewoodin' here and there... nice for makin stumps tho.
Wow man
Husqvarna super-duper tractor!
The nice man in the Bailey’s video is the man that builds the Simington. Kelly Peel.
That’s really interesting.
Man I’d love one of those Simington’s. I have an Oregon 620-120 that seems to do ok. Still messing with the angles trying to figure out what works best. Any recommendations on grinding wheels?
Deadly!!!!
Buckin & Mowin Billy Ray 👊
he he
Nice video. I have a few video on my channel talking about grinding. Once I got my 451c it totally changed my falling. A 5* degree side plate angle is good. The tooth heals back in the cut cuz the working corner of the tooth is higher then the raker so when the tooth is cutting wood the tooth heals back till the raker touches the wood. Making the 5* degree side plate almost 0. The lower your raker are the more the tooth heals back changing your angles. That’s why I run my chains pretty snug. I hope that all makes sense. Stay safe my friend!
The Bailey's video was good. I'm guessing that guy probably ground more than a few of my chains back when I used to take them to town (Laytonville) when it was $3 to sharpen them.
Buckin', I have been looking for a nice wool jacket, what kind of jacket is that?
What grinding stone are you using?
✊
iv been looking to get a new mower. and yeah they are like 5 to 7 grand. i have three acres at what point of buying a new mower and or paying someone to mow the lawn and saving 2 to 3 hours of riding the lawn mower, weed wacking, pulling out the push mower for under the pine trees and spots that the big mower cant get. but at what point will that break even. i generally mow the lawn like once a week. so probably 14 to 20 times a year.
what is the best way to sharpen an axe with a whet stone?
Smart man getting that mower as for the engine I fell that it would be better win a Honda engine on it
I know a guy that put is angle less than supposed..cut bit less, but when hit something less sharpening.chain last longer
BE KIND
Ahwoooo get one 👍
David
Hey johnny
Can you use a grinder for round tooth also or is it more suited for square chains?
@@williamwallace9620 ahh ok, I guess I will be practicing more with the goofy file for square then
@@williamwallace9620 ty I will check them out
I love this grinder. But it is quite expensive to get it to Norway
you can do square by hand
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith yes I have done square by hand for a long time. But I did buy the simington from USA. Have never done it by hand again. To mutch work doing it by hand.
Send us some of that sun fella. Kings gonna get wet tomorrow 😂😂
How about cutting through all the bark and getting to the point
I just compromise and do round file using a Stihl/Pferd 2 in 1 file so easy
Not gonna lie I was a little disappointed on ya getting that mower at first but I guess we can't expect the wife and daughter to use their teeth like Buckin Lol jk good stuff and darn nice mower.
he he
One advantage to my way of getting chain sharpened is I get some Amish peanut butter pie while I wait.
alot of home owner use sharpening services
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith but there ain't not no Amish pb pie that way...
Just a shot in the dark buti would trade a real nice mac 850 and a super pro 81 with miner issues fur one of them ported huskies
You would not believe one of the ads on this video showing how to sharpen a chain with a chainsaw jig. I guess they think someone will bite. 😅
i saw that
Nice tutorial on the grinder!! We’re in the dank secret arts now lol, side beaks
Down in the shellall and all
And
BANGING lil musical intro, like it a LOT
plus
That’s some hotrod mower-! Needs a flame paint job
Oh and
Yer 100% on edge geometry, trade offs, steel &c
PS take care and hey everybody!!!!
I was grinding chain on the opposite side so opening the arm to my left hand, chain was WAY down in the last grind or two stage before you start rippin off cutter teeth.........I opens the arm to check out the grind and I'm up under the top plate, got the corner amd all the things right, well I reach over with my right hand to lift the backing arm that holds the tooth to turn it up to my work light...........damn grinder almost falls over, dust flying off the stone, and I'm thinkin what n hell is goin on, smell stone dust and burnt skin and again thinkin what n hell is goin on? Well my middle finger knuckle had hit the bottom corner of the stone when I reached across and laced my finger open like a scalpel about an 1" long, cut so clean it never did bleed but three drops! Barely missed the tendon and earnt 10 stitches in and inch of didget, needless to say that slowed my firewood cuttin up a touch. Same exact grinder our pal is usin in this here video, so from a big dummy not only chain is sharp after it touches a properly dressed stone haha!! If your just learnin on a grinder like this, take yer time fellas.......it's not a race and you'll appreciate it alot when you have that look buckin explained the first time yer grind cuts eh!
@@williamwallace9620 I believe Bailey's and Madsen's carry them, but they're built in Lakeview, Oregon and you may be able to search it that way as well
Go
Too bad Stihl doesn't make a zero-turn mower😂 maybe ripsaw can port it for ya😅
That dust coming off the cutting wheel when it was being dressed is not something you want to inhale.
husqjunk😁😁😁😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣
Who gave you that haircut... They should be prosecuted😂
Nice mower..(Bad Boy mowers are better) shhhh.
Is there a grinder that you would recommend that does a square grind that isn’t 1500$! Iv been looking at them lately and there are sooo many to choose from and it seems most have about 50-50 good vs bad reviews. I just figure as deep in sharpening and saws and your connections you might know of a grinder that works well for a homeowner for a reasonable price.
i can only recommend what i have experience with, you could learn to hand file square
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Yeah I ordered a half dozen double bevel flat files from Madsen’s and after a few times iv got that pretty good still have a lil trouble keeping it right in the corner but maybe I’ll just stick to the square files then. I cut a lot but just around my farm and I just can’t see spending that much for one like yours. Maybe find a good used one some day for a good price I can pick up!!
I’ve had my husqvarna with Kawasaki engine for 8 years and have had zero issue’s. Nice buy 🤌🏾
good news