Your Mom is awesome Buckin. :)

Good evening all from across the pond. Oh my I feel so honoured to be the lucky person to be given such a beautiful axe it's something I will cherish forever and yes it will take pride of place either in my office or home. And how fantastic to hear from Billy and his lovely mum who often comments on some of the pictures I place on my Facebook page it's truly wonderful hearing from such a lovely lady.. can I welcome all our new friends joining the party oh have you made a fantastic decision joining us so welcome. Hi to all the true blues. Once again Billy I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Be kind

@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648

5 жыл бұрын

good day enjoy that new ax

@bobbrooks266

5 жыл бұрын

@@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 thank you Michael it has pride of place . Great to hear from you

@famasmaster2000

5 жыл бұрын

Congrats Bobinski !!! You are a fine man. Ive been reading your comments on here since 8 thousand or so subs. You are a kind man !! Good on you fine sir 👍 Keep up the positivity ! Canada love you brother ❤❤

@bobbrooks266

5 жыл бұрын

@@famasmaster2000 good evening friend. Wow I'm blown away by such kind words I appreciate them so much. It's been a privilege being part of this wonderful place and getting to know people like your goodself. The channel is full of positivity . I hope one day to visit your wonderful country and who knows a future buckin stock to meet some of the people who make it a warm and friendly place. Once again I sincerely appreciate your kindness. Love and regards to you and yours.

@mikeyyoyo6464

5 жыл бұрын

I could ramble on for ages here, I'm just gonna say if that wasn't special & sweet then my name ain't Yikey Moyo! I know Cheries been through some tuff stuff but just look at her!, that's why I call her a gutsy gal. More power to you Bobinski, shine on bro 😇❤️👍

Nice Axe Bob congratulations. Buckin your mom is so nice she must be so proud of the man you have become. Big love to you and your family buckin ✊✊✊✊

@bobbrooks266

5 жыл бұрын

Evening Tony. Thank you I'm so happy. Great to hear from you. Take care

Billy Ray. Your mom and you do not look alike. She is prettier. Hahaha. The apple does not fall from the tree and you are a lucky man to have such a wonderful and sweet mother.

Hi All to the household, all well I hope, would love to hear your mum you and Hogan doing a song sometime, especially with her lovely voice. I liked that snot side sling from your nose, glad I’m not the only one that does it, take care all. Charlie.

Buckin you sure make splitting wood easy. Years of experience and a deadly eye for axe strike placement! You make this old guy smile 😊!

@Band From Glad - Looking great Sherry. Nice to see you on the channel again. Keep on keep in’ on ❤️

MAMA Buckin!!! You two are great! And yes you are a spitting image!

Love your videos so awesome

Elwell were a company based in Sheffield, England who produced a huge variety of edge tools back in the day, exporting to many countries across the world. Don't let it go, old-fashioned Sheffield steel is becoming rarer by the day. Nice videos, Billy Ray, keep up the outstanding work! All the best from England!

@mikeyyoyo6464

5 жыл бұрын

Nick Belt hi Nick, came across another vintage head recently stamped "GILPIN" 1955, turns out it's a Birmingham maker around the same time as ELWELL, never heard of it before. Just thought I'd throw that in bud, all the best from Scotland 👍

HI MOM !! Peace. Love. Firewood.

Hello mamma buckin ,Billy I'm so glad to see you spending time with your mom ,special bond there your mom seems like a lovely person ,congrats bobinski,love to all new subscribers welcome to the family ,congratulations on your 50,000 buckin👍👍👍👍👍👍

@bobbrooks266

5 жыл бұрын

Good evening Steve. Many thanks it's a wonderful thing it will take pride of place in my life. Hope you're all well. Regards

@stevetheriault4164

5 жыл бұрын

Couldn't have went to a better person I know you will cherish that ax it was made with love and kindness,pride ,love buckin army take care my friend

Yes. And sharp.

Howdy Folks! 126 Days, 19 Hours and 16 Minutes 'till Buckin'Stock! Great to see Momma Buckin'! And what about Mr. Brooks and a Buckin' Special? Huh? Huh? 50K??? Great stuff! You said you "Smoked" that block with the mall... C'mon buddy. One thing we have in common is the old Torque Steer. You know how the knee comes up when'st yer putting it all out there... That my friend is Smoking it, seen ya do it a hundred times or my name isn't BlaqueJackShellaq! My maul has the same profile as yours, unfortunately mine is shinier than that one! As you said, we don't take only one splitter to the pile. I'd much prefer to whack with an axe, but these knotty hardwoods don't often allow that luxury! Love to Wendy, Ganges, Rita and Momma Buckin'... You too brother! Blessings All!

@bobbrooks266

5 жыл бұрын

Evening friend yes I'm honoured to receive such a wonderful gift. As always it's a pleasure hearing from you. Love to you and yours

@BandfromGlad

5 жыл бұрын

I'll see ya at Buckinstock Saw Surgeon.

Buckin, I've split alot of wood in my nearly 69 years my brother. I know the movements, weight distributions, some slick strokes even perhaps. But this is true Billy Ray, no smoke, I've never seen a more prolific wood splitter on the axe than you bro. I had truly rather have YOU feeling good than I had a splitter! Love you my friend. Hugs around to y'all. Love.

Hey buckin much love from Maine. KZread just recommended a crazy Russian video where he splits wood inside a old tire seems like a good idea for the ones you gotta pick up and set anyways. Loved seeing your mom ,thank you for the love and kindness you put in all your videos.

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

5 жыл бұрын

YOU BET BUDDY

Man that is good looking wood

I wish that I could post pictures on here. I built my 11 year old step son a 6lb maul. With that and his axe he is a wood chopping maniac. He'll jump off the school bus and go straight to chopping wood all winter long. My 9 year old is right there with him. I'm hoping you get to meet them at Buckin Stock.

Well done mate

Buckin, a joy to watch as always, as is your mum! regards Alan.

Man to have a Buckin Special 👍👍 Be safe and kind all 😁 Mom ya raised a wonderful son !!!!

@landfillrat7286

5 жыл бұрын

John come 2 Buckinstock you might win one !!!!!!

@johnsuch5914

5 жыл бұрын

landfill rat I’m planning on it

@landfillrat7286

5 жыл бұрын

@@johnsuch5914 oh cool can't wait 2 meet you its going to be a ton of fun I!!!

Hi Sherry, great to see you on the channel, from all your fans in Ireland

Great video and appropriate as I head out today to get more wood cut and split. Spot on information buddy. Big 👍 up from Michigan brother.

@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648

5 жыл бұрын

hello from flooded lower Mi.

Wonderful to see Ma Buckin’ ! Be well all

Thank you for sharing your time an your mum have a great day

Hi Mrs Buckin

Glad I’m not the only one who gets the ol boot ever now and then. Careful feller

Way to work the woodpile Buckin, made some great points I’ve never thought about! That flicking of the wood sure makes for extra work trying to go and pick up all the pieces from the yard! Thanks for all of the great videos!

Hi Sherry!!! You look great!!! Good to see ya!!! You both ROCK!!!!

Ah mom and "The boy"😉 Great to see her in the bunker with you! Have a nice day army!.✌👍✊

So good to see you Nanna! Wow what special moment! You guys changed my life!

Great to meet your Mother, yes you do look alike! You make using that 6lb axe look easy, they're big! You seen to use the weight of the axe head and drop it into the wood, whereas when using the maul it looks like you are using more force with the swing. When I was an apprentice my old boss used to say, "Al, let the tool do the work." What a great week ! 🙂👍❤

I hope you're having an awesome week and I hope you're healing up! I'm grateful to be upright and feeling good!

So good to see Momma Buckin - she looks fantastic !!

Good ole splitting video 😊...I miss seeing these and I'm watching as I'm on my way to Seattle for surgery 😰. Also Hello and a big hug to mama buckin', love you both!

@rogertanis3504

5 жыл бұрын

Best wishes for a successful surgery and a speedy recovery

@stevefrentzen5762

5 жыл бұрын

Here's to your surgery and a full and quick recovery! The best to you

Growing up I put a lot of time in cutting and splitting wood. I enjoyed this video. It was fun watching you work. You can sure tell the resemblance between you and your Mom. Thanks👍👍👍

Hello Buckin', Great seeing your Mom on the vid thanks for sharing that. She's a darlin. Also love seeing the 6 lb vs. 6 lb axe and maul. Interesting result they are both doing it! The axe is a monster and the maul is 6 pounder a smaller one in weight. Love seeing the axe working its magic in your hands. Thanks for the video very enjoyable video. Keep spreading th love and kindness making it a central focus of this life world. Peace to all friends

very nice and informative video. I learned some nice tricks. As always your swinging is a pleasure to watch - I wish I had a pile like that here.

HEY ALRIGHT MAMA BUCKIN!!!!!!!! Good to see her! Nice little video for a Thursday morning! Nothing like getting my day of running a chainsaw, started with some Buckin! "On this installment of 'Buckin' in the Morning', we have a special guest, Mama Buckin!!" Lol! I hope each and every one of you, have an absolutely awesome day! Know, you are amazing people, and that you are loved!

You Mom is beautiful Buckin….. That Axe is CRAZY!!!!! it will do some work fer sure!!!

Hello Billy's mom!!

I had to laugh at the 'piece that would have wound up in the neighbors yard'. We've all chased um! I enjoy some hand splitting when the birch is frozen. Because I didn't win the 50,000 sub axe, I'll have to use my maul. :)

Hey buckin see if you can get your hands on a hultafors splitting sledge, different style to the maul your using , works amazing

Try doin that with hickory or dry white oak. Great video Buckin!

Hey Buckin Hello mom very nice too see you ❤️ Billy ya I used a mall my hole life when I was doing wood I’m from upstate New York ya know hard wood and when I was young I was about 150 never had the opportunity we always had malls but you’re right they send the wood flying lol Every time I watch your videos I learn something THANK YOU FOR THAT BUCKIN...Well take care Friend...👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

Love - Love - Love seeing Mamma Buckin' In The Bunker, BIG - HUG For Mamma ! Mauls Have Their Place, But I'll Take Dad's Walter's Double Any day ! Love To All Who Come Here, From Down East ! ATB T God Bless

🌲 hi mama Buckin’. 🙋🏼‍♂️ Looking Great ,it’s been awhile 🎸

Hi There BUCKIN!!

looks like the old sturnum is stitchin back together........watch out trees

I also prefer splitting with axes. But for some pieces with knots, there is a place for a maul. Or even a hydraulic splitter.

At 10mins in ,Is that a large rock in the background ????,nice feature....

I don't think my heaviest AXE is 5lbs. My maul is 9lbs. Getting old I use a log splitter most of the time. but there are times I like to split with an AXE. I picked up a nice double bit at Ace Hardware it's a Collins double bit polished metal It was on sale I brought it to the managers attention that is was hung very poorly and he gave it to me for half of the sale price. $15. I was able to get it off of the perfectly good handle made the handle fit the eye and it works beautiful. Never owned a double bit before. And one day when I was feeling good I took down a poplar which was 18in. in Dia. I now have kindling to last me a few years. But after felling that I remembered why God created the chainsaw. I can't imaging the men back in the day working with axe's all day every day. I wouldn't want to mess with them!!!

WOW, found you from a bad chain sharpening video. What an awesome guy you are. DOING SOMETHING PROPERLY. Love what you are doing here!! SPREAD THE LOVE

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

5 жыл бұрын

WELCOME BIG DOG, WELCOME TO THIS UNIVERSAL FAMILY

That axe is a giant ☀️🌴🇦🇺❤

Mama Buckin'!! Hope you are doing good :) She's much prettier than you Buckin'... haha!! But seriously, you do look alike, and that's a thing to be proud of :) Bobinski, that axe is well deserved.. can't think of a much more worthy recipient than you… Welcome to all new subs, hope you'll enjoy the show!

@bobbrooks266

5 жыл бұрын

Good evening friend. Thank you for your kind words. I'm one happy man to be given such a beautiful gift one I will cherish. Hope you're all well.fantastic to hear from you. Take care

@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648

5 жыл бұрын

good day

Great to see miss sherry again. I find the maul doesn't have as much "nimbility". I know you know what i mean.

Hi Mom!!❤️

Buckin the Elwell is a beast, be lovin it !!!

I have permanent scars from frozen wood hitting my shins when splitting with a maul. Made me hop around a bit when it happened!

Interesting on the splitting Still looking at flea markets for axes

Buckin' I bought a 6 pound maul at the hardware store a few years back, it looks nice does what its intended to do but way too much metal. Similar to your maul but more blunt at the end. I'll never buy one again. I don't care who makes it, haha. My 4 1/2 pound Plumb Victory, 3 1/2 pound felling axe both with hickory handles I put on them are beautiful and functional. People bash fiberglass but I love my Fiskars X27. Its a splitting axe, you have one. It will dance around a maul the majority of the time. I only keep my maul because it doubles as a sledgehammer!

Your mom is a sweetheart! Great test Buckin!

Holy cow you both look alike. She looks younger than you though.

Good morning Buckin', you're Mom and everybody else. A video with your Mom, Bobinski's axe AND you split rounds? Come on man, does it even get any better?

@jolkraeremeark6949

5 жыл бұрын

The splittin' was back from the days of snow, eh!

@bobbrooks266

5 жыл бұрын

Evening Chuck great to hear from you .I'm over the moon with my axe it's a thing of beauty. Hope you're well.

@jolkraeremeark6949

5 жыл бұрын

Congrats, Bobinski, sounds like you've more than earned the axe.

@bobbrooks266

5 жыл бұрын

@@jolkraeremeark6949 great to hear from you. I've been proud to be part of Billy's channel pretty much from the start just honoured to be have been chosen . Take care

I was never a fan of plastic handles until I got my Fiskars splitting maul. Shaped like an axe, but splits like a maul. I think she's an 8 pounder?

@fabzacres-blackcat

5 жыл бұрын

Fiskars splitting maul ...👍

@thomashandy8985

4 жыл бұрын

Like the fiskars tools. Awesome.

@hoyschelsilversteinberg4521

3 жыл бұрын

They're fantastic quality.

Hello Mom Buckin' from South Georgia!! Maybe mauls for this oak hardwood in South Georgia or hydraulics LOL!! Like the six pound ax. I will email.

@jayusher576

5 жыл бұрын

Hardwoods = hydraulics...no question...in upstate N.Y. you would not be getting anywhere without 10lb sledge and ooold school spitting wedges... Yup Buckin that's how we grew up. Big hand filed mauls and sledges and splitting wedges... In hardwoods...😬👊💪💪

Give our love to momma Buckin’

I sure like your videos I hope you keep on making videos you are showing different cutting ways to cut wood and split wood.🦅😎

Great video Buckin it was awesome to see mom is doing great keep up the great work and have a great day be safe.

I agree I do not like how my maul flings everywhere. Gotta get an axe!!

@w8stral

5 жыл бұрын

A heavy axe. Light weight axes are .... useless. Now if into dense stringy wood of medium or large size? Axes are almost useless and you need a maul.

Hi buckin's mom.

hello Mrs Smith so nice to see ya Joe Rapanut from California !

Love when you say Glorious!!!!

Hey Buckin, i appreciate your making this video. This is something i've been observing over time. I've always reshaped the maul blade to have a continuous curve from edge to back so it would stick better and allow the weight to push it into the wood. I've never had a chance to work with a nice 6lb axe so i was wonder. Thanks for answering the question i hadn't yet asked :)

Buckin you are absolutely right the maul throws the wood everywhere

We cut a lot of Post oak and red oak down here in Missouri would you use an axe for that or a maul just wondering I hardly ever see anybody use an axe around here

@w8stral

5 жыл бұрын

Stringy wood like oak? Yea, maul is superior to an axe. But remember the axe in question is never a falling axe, but rather either a double headed axe or like the axe Buckin is using, a big heavy bruiser. Maple without knots, then an axe is superior. Not sure what else you have in Missouri. Lived in Ohio before moving to Washington and oak, elm, sycamore. Either case, multiple tools. I always take both or just use a wedge and a maul to split in half and then an axe to whittle the edges.

I didn't know what was meant by 'Troll', I thought it meant someone who was being a troublemaker. Sorry, I know now its just someone now bounces from channel to channel is all. So, I (70) just Subscribed friend to your channel. When I retired at 64, where I didn't have time on my hands before, I started many hobbies … One was hatchets and axes, that's my reason for viewing your channel. The guy who referred us thru a shout-out on his channel was my friend Joes Neon. Give him a Shout-out will you please!

Hope everyone is having a great week hi mama Buckin and Ahwooooo 👍

The one and only way to judge a man is how he treats his mother, and Bucken you are all ready in Heaven you have been rewarded your judgment, good example for any one nice job.

I'm putting in a formal request for a single titled "Axe Man"

Momma buckin!!!! Good to finally see you again on the channel👌 the right tool for the right job. That axe looks huge in the video😂 love to you and the family❤️

I wish we had more fir trees in our woods in Ohio, I think its comparable to our ash trees and most of them are dead from the emerald ash borer, sure would be easy to split!!!!

@murkstalinskitm5334

5 жыл бұрын

Good lord do we have some dead ash here in northern Ohio too!

@daphlavor

5 жыл бұрын

I scored a van full of ash rounds, it was a workout splitting it up, used wedge and sledge, and then my double bit! Thanks

That axe head is as big as Buckins head

Spookily enough I just bought a 6 lb Elwell on eBay UK two days ago, looking forward to trying it out. Cheers to you Buckin and your Ma .

Great video. Thanks

Love your mom a lots!!

Effortless splitting in every video you do. 👍. I want to make it that easy one day. You knowledge and experience shows and I learn a lot from you Buckin. Love this channel.

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

5 жыл бұрын

RIGHT ON ALAN

I got out and split up a tub of oak biscuits that I had cut with my various saws, yesterday. They are about one inch thick, so I used my Husqvarna Carpenters axe, while sitting on a stool at my chopping block. I had an empty milk crate on my right and a stack of biscuits on my left. I would cut them into one inch chunks and throw them in the crate. I now have two full crates full of one inch oak chunks to use on my grill or smokers. I love a good smoked Boston butt and summer is coming.

Hi Ma Buckin'. I know now where your'e sons good moods coming! Greetings for both!!!

Oh Yeah and,,,,,,,''we love ya Bobinski'' Congratulations you so deserve it.

@mikeyyoyo6464

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Hey Hey! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@bobbrooks266

5 жыл бұрын

A very good afternoon great to hear from you. I really appreciate your kind words. It's the greatest thing ever. Stay safe

I am a new subscriber I was referred by outdoors with the Morgans. Mike was right your channel is definitely worth subscribing to you have a unique style that is interesting

Love the special guest

LOL! My favorite splitter is a model 1559! LOL! It’s weighs 15 pounds and I’m 59 years old. But it doesn’t have a very big gas tank! LOL!

That fir hasn’t grown on rock or wind twist, it splits really easily.

Such a sweet video

Would you call that a splitting axe? Or is it just a big honkin' axe?

I think Billy Ray could use a his pocket knife to split wood and make us all look bad! Thanks Billy!!! You are the real deal!!! Don't forget to give all glory to Our good Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ!!!!

Your mom is beautiful Buckin

i told you that elwell would destroy a redwood...........told you that didna

Greetings Buckin' and mum! Yes, being an Englishman I have seen and swung many Elwell Axes. My Grandpa's axe is a 4.5lb Elwell and i have another old one that is slightly bigger close to what you have. I also have a rare 2.5lb Elwell 'felling' axe with a round poll and large 'egg-shaped' eye. It has a very curved cutting edge. I still have a 7lb maul I split tons of Elm with back in England in the 1980's, much of it was 30" diameter and hard as Hell...hard on the elbows too :)