9. Axe Cordwood Challenge 2023 final bucking, RumpleSTIHLskin speech, loads of axe information
2023 Axe Cordwood Challenge final bucking. + - 627 swings before 11am. Listen to the axe and watch the axe. Rare appearance by RumpleSTIHLskin with random comments about random comments, several slow-motion segments, talk and demonstration about axe safety. Axe control, using the "flick" method during deflection. Arc of the axe, feet positioning, camera angles, etc. Ecclesiastes 9:10
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This was a powerful video. I believe it was a long time coming. It demonstrated great axemanship with safety very well. I believe all your main community followers know you are very safety conscious and point out important and strang situations in your videos all the time. Thanks for this video it was very thoughtful. You are right. Monday is a very big day. You and your family enjoy that wonderful day, and have a blessed new year. Be blessed. My friend.
@Brian2bears
6 ай бұрын
Mr. Joe , I think so too. I am glad you notice sir. Thank you for your great kindness..Happy Holidays to you and yours as well...
This is a very important video for anyone who swings or is considering learning to swing an axe! It is full of vital information and the visuals along with your commentary bring the message home.
@Brian2bears
6 ай бұрын
Excellent comments Mr. Brett, this seems to be your behavioral pattern as a longer-term viewer of the axe community...thank you sir..
Good job!! 👍👍Hope you beat the snow!🤞
@Brian2bears
6 ай бұрын
So far Mr. Andrew...I have to split and stack, I did it in the snow last year...thank you for watching sir...
That is excellent! I’m in my shop looking up trying to level an old craftsman jointer. Enjoying the sounds of chopping in the background. That is a heck of an axe and expertly swung
@Brian2bears
6 ай бұрын
Mr. URBANLUMBERJACK, and I was reading about you woes with that machine on INSTAGRAM....I am glad you watch sir...
Awesome job mate, love the commentary throughout the vid. It's been interesting reading the variety of comments that pop up in the Shorts. Good advice on chopping tactics and safety too. That older wood in the stack behind the STIHL STIHL STIHL (👍) sign, is that from the beech or the rock elm? Keep it up Mr B! 👍👍🪓
@Brian2bears
6 ай бұрын
Thank you Mr. Kurt...I was a bit "taken back", the stacked wood is poplar also. I cut out most of the narrative, it was way too long. I appreciate your commentary throughout this process, yourself and the other axemen who chime in...thank you sir...
Nice axe, I see you put in a swing every other chop or so to ease the overhead chop.
@Brian2bears
5 ай бұрын
The axe was hafted/crafted by @MYTIMBERSPORTSJOURNEY. It is a 5lb Kelly Dandenong Tasmanian. Thank you for watching....