Hey buckin im only 13 but I've learned a lot from u I show my dad and grandfather a couple techniques u show when splitting firewood or cutting big trees keep up the great work

@patrickspooner3029

3 жыл бұрын

Just reading this, good for you young man!

I know this is an older video , but I gotta say , I now know with confidence how to use the degree wheel to measure the "timing" off a two stroke engine. V-8 4 stroke engines I know , I've built Drag Cars , but couldn't for the life of me understand how you check the timing on an engine with no doggone camshaft.....LOL. Port Timing !!! It's so simple !! Thank You Buckin and Mr. Donny Walker !!!!

A few ways to skin this cat but a tip for first timers. Counting back from 180 sometimes cause a mistake doing the math. A simple way to read the wheel is to hold a feeler gauge in the port so the piston is just resting on it, then start turning the crank while watching the degree wheel and just count up the degrees as you turn the wheel until it comes back and stops on the feeler gauge. And measure the port at least twice or more so you are certain you have the number right because it's cheap to remove metal but costly to put it back if you make a mistake.

@JandSChainsaw

4 жыл бұрын

i use .050 solder its consistant and airflow starts at around.050 under compression,also makes chacking transfers simple...

@nouseforaname6846

4 жыл бұрын

@@JandSChainsaw 👌

@ericgrundeman6113

3 жыл бұрын

I've over ported my banshee not that fun to ride any more very peaky and narrow power band i bet these smaller motors are even more sensitive to getting it to big,love these videos tho wealth of information

@alvinmcdonald390

3 жыл бұрын

AuMechanic s

@Chumlee1000

3 жыл бұрын

The only question I have is. Why not check the squish on the cylinder and piston first. If squish was to big you would be lowering the cylinder to the base which would bring port timing more even between intake and exhaust. Am I on the right line of thinking here?

Great video, love learning how things are done and the process. Thanks to you and Donny. 👍❤️

Learned a whole heck of a lot from this video. Thanks Donny and Buckin

Good to see that your exploring the technical and actual Machacic’s of the engine and to get the engine working better! Thanks much for bringing us along

Donny walker wow, what a pleasure and lucky for us. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and time with us!!!

Buckin'! this is sooo good! thanks so much to you and donny for bringing us along. I love this porting stuff

I love how excited and grateful buckin gets lol absolutely loves it !!!!

Buckin', this video might be in my opinion, one of the most informative you've made yet. Too bad the camera stopped, hopefully we didn't miss much. Donny's given me food for thought as well as The IronHorse! Thanks Donny and Uncle Harv for you knowledge you've shared! Can't wait for the next installment, sooo excited to learn this. Buckin' thanks for helping us add another skill to our tool bag! This too shall pass, one day at a time.

Doing your own firewood keeps you nice & warm all year long!!! Great Video Buckin', Thanks Much!!

Loving this series. Thx Buckin!

Thats awesome! Thank you Mr Walker for stopping by! To all in the Bucking Army, take care, be well, and love to all!

My family has an event every year called Heritage days, it’s an event that our family and friends show off antique machinery and things. This one time I overheard a conversation between a grandpa and grandson, grandpa was explaining how a wood burning cookstove works. The little boy asks grandpa “were microwaves wood fired to grandpa?” 😂😂😂

@dragonspicks

4 жыл бұрын

Of course it is. I can’t make that up

@bradgrozdanich7416

3 жыл бұрын

@@dragonspicks Great story, and utterly believable

@escapetherace1943

Жыл бұрын

yeah and eggs come from factories, 🤣

@jmfarouche6688

5 ай бұрын

Careful- Bill Gates is genetically engineering meat in factories that is bio-engineered from animals but - animals are no longer required….yuck! Combine that with his meal worm protein shakes…but he is a quality beef conisour along with warren battey ! Haha yes misspellings is on purpose 😂

Good info, looking forward to my first port attempt. Thanks again buckin!

Love the live edge counter an shelving BBR Hi Mr walker your so knowledge about saws thanks for sharing have a day love from TEXAS

Great vid on explaining how to use timing wheel on chainsaws.cheers has helped me out big time.

This video made me smile. I really appreciate these videos BR. Thanks!

I am so glad you guys take the time to make these videos just want to say thanks ,ive been tinkering with 2 strokes since I was 10 and donney made port timing so easy to understand im working on a 850 too cant wait to see the results when its back together

You got an aloud wow out of me for that amazing bench top, truly stunning wood and finish

Thanks for videoing your friend and sharing his knowledge, I’m real interested in small engine repair and modifying so this was a really cool vid 😎

Donny Walker......just amazing! I learned a ton already!!!👏👏👏 Lieutenant Bradley

Great Video, thanks for sharing, nice to see the thinking, detail and respect

THANK YOU BUCKIN AND DONNY WALKER , awesome video loved every minute of it

Thanks Donny for your precious time teaching us your trade secrets.... GO BUCKIN' ARMY!

@hemidart7

4 жыл бұрын

@@cookscatapults Hahaha ya I was a BMXer back when it was new in the 70's lol probably should change the name. Came up with it when youtube first started most people think I'm some kid .... funny cuz my kids are adult now so maybe it's time for a change

awesome video! Bucket list trip to come out to BC and talk saws, thanks Buckin'

Awesome video buckn great to see you two at it again that things going to run great! I must say I am a willy nilly bloke when it came to porting my own saw I did some very out if the box stuff but man did a wake my saw up and it pulls like a train! I guess I got lucky and got everything perfect . Keep well to you buckn and family and the buckn army 🌲

Love that counter top turned out perfect! And good segment with Donny walker I need one of him in Ontario to show me a thing or 2!! Great video

That was fascinating. Awesome Buckin.Thanks for sharing Donny with us.

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

you bet

Thanks for another great video. Love you Benchtop it looks great.

Beautiful kitchen! Donny Walker is amazing! Love to the Smiths and the Army!

Always nice when a friend calls round, especially when it's Mr Walker 👌

Donny sounds like a champion bloke Buckin. Love from Australia 🇦🇺 👍

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

hes a man of service

I love your videos!! you got so much energy! Very good information and knowledge you put in your videos keep it up.

That countertop turned out gorgeous!! Great video!!

Thanks for posting this video buckin! Donny really knows his saws

Really can't watch your chan through the summer every time I do I am out with my saws and my gear as I do excavating work for income but me and the boy are starting a tree trimming business because I am a seasonal cutter I think it's time to do what I love and that is cutting trees and slinging chips I've learned so much in the past few yrs you and iron horse are some of the coolest oltimers I have ever watched luv it man just luv it keep the great content coming and you know LUV really does win

Crazy that back to 60 and 70 that McCulloch was that far ahead! I would be willing to bet that there were very few that all ready had there exhaust ports set to 155 back then! Just shows how incredible these saws really are! Crazy! Love ya Brother its so incredibly amazing how this one’s little channel has become something so big positive and beautiful! Keep it up Buckin more now then ever we need more channel’s like this. That spreads love, positive, and happiness! LOVE WINS!!!

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

thx Scott

@slimgrowden

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you my kind sir! Have a great day I know I plan to!

I’ve been listening to ya Billy for a couple years brother, just seen I wasn’t subscribed. We got her now!!! Sending good vibes from West Virginia. WE ARE CHANGING THE WORLD!!

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

i agree friend keep your good vibes rollin' brother

There is NO Doubt that Donny Walker knows his Stuff. 👍

@weets69

3 жыл бұрын

The man is the chainsaw guru!

Buckin', I may be looking at this wrong but because you are counting backwards the extra 5 degrees should be subtracted and you guys were adding it. Should be 126* and 145* for the exhaust port. @ 9:19 mark. Love the contact brother! Keep it up. You truly are a bright spot in this world. Thank you for being a great example of positivity and leading your life with your heart.

@kendellreese8555

4 жыл бұрын

Glad i'm not the only one who noticed, hopefully they haven't started the port work yet.

@alanmeyers3957

Жыл бұрын

If you remember, they’re not cutting the exhaust port.

Very cool video seeing mr walker in his element. I've never heard of anyone using a degree wheel on a chainsaw. Hope you're having a good week

It's refreshing to see such a good humored, genuine, positive person. I admire it tremendously, sir. The very best of luck to you in all you do. Good, good man!

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

thx alan duncan

port timing is everything. thank you for sharing those numbers with us.

@markkromer1238

3 жыл бұрын

😂

15:59 "1 2 3 GO!! HEHEHEHE!!" This is one of the main reasons I enjoy this channel... You're awesome Buckin!

Got er Tightened Down Billy, but the Piston won't move for some reason! LOL Great Super Secret Info Here Guys!!! Thank You for sharing for us DIY'ers!!! Did this on a Couple Skidoo Rotax Engines, with Rotary Valve...

Thanks buckin for sharing!

Really interesting, that's the best explanation I've ever seen 👏👍

great knowledge shared ... thank you

hello donny nice work buckin nice video buckin great job.

good information!! Always learning something new. Along with being kind.

WTH. Went from porting a chainsaw to picking up some blocks 19:00 . I was looking forward to watching and learning the process. Hoping that there's more to come.

@AATreeService

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah this video is messed up

@NixonInDaGhetto

2 жыл бұрын

For real. We got the explanation, but no actual visual example

@plowmaster1206

2 жыл бұрын

Well, he did say the camera shut off... lets be greatful for what we got eh?

Awesome brother. Love the knowledge that you and Donny are bringing and sharing with us all. That live edge counter top is so cool and such a great keepsake of hard work. Nice pitbike also love it all Buckin thank you. 🌲❤🌲✊

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

thx pal

That live edge turned out great! 👍

Great video 👏👏👏

great video Buckin!

great back slash" sheeet looks good!

Good stuff, Thanks Buckin' and Thanks Donny

One of the best tech engineering videos ever

G'day Buckin' and Donny from Australia, so enjoyable to watch you work. Yes we suffer on postage from the Nth American continent, and yes Don, import tax is a killer!! We love the Canadian's down here in Australia - The best part of America - Canada! lol.

A lot of good info on the saws you guy s doing and the counter tops Gorgeous nice job on the kitchen I know white cabinet and back splash are a thing now now for me and just me I like to see the wood grain I like the Color of wood my self my dad was a cabinet maker and had his Owen shop . You and me and Harvey of Ironhorse Or about the same age

I really love your countertop.......good job!!

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

thank you

Love this video got given an old black top 61 husky might build a degree wheel and check it out!

Hope your having a good day buckin, thanks for the content.

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

Colin Miller welcome friend

really interested in this , great video .

A good time as always! One love!

Good day all!! Thanks for having me along. I especially enjoyed that flash back👍

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

yer positive vibes are yer ticket love ya

@shapeshifter7753

4 жыл бұрын

Buckin' Billy Ray Smith. Wow! That really does mean alot to me. Thank you Billy!

Never knew what porting a saw was. Great video.

Thanks guys for sharing. Wish you had the camera of the port/piston location vs on the degree wheel

Ahwooooo get one 👍 much love keep it kind Ahwooooo

Hello Billy ray it is always interesting watching your videos, thank you

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

thx

Glad to see you buckin

Great to see Mr Walker Jr himself back out. GREAT Content. LOVE Wins

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

ya buddy

Very cool stuff, I put a degree wheel on a 10-10 auto I have apart, had 120deg of intake timing, I’d have to take a good 3/8” off the bottom of the skirt to get to 155deg, seems like a lot of material to have to remove

Heaps off appreciation for this thanjs buckin and mister walker

👍just keep learning new tricks from buckin.

Every time something interesting, thank you! That sideboard turned out realy nice. Love and peace to everyone, be kind.

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

Pilk Pulk alway like seeing yer name

Lol wild man. Like the flashback my friend that was cool had video . I'm not one for video or photo of myself. Not yet I should say.

I can see so much respect in the eyes of Billy

I love Donny Walker's saw tattoo 👍😄

Buckin is like a little kid on first day of school!

that kitchen counter is the business. WOW!

Buckin let's see ya with a big beard haha grow it out friend stay safe and well

yep our saws here in NZ are expensive. Cheers for the Videos. From Dannevirke New Zealand .

Man that countertop looks nice in your kitchen buckin your house and your firewood is up-to-date Billy wow that's all I got to say and I hope to see you in Michigan I hope we're still doing this in September. members my birthday is the 20th lol.. you got show me some love you know the Michigan boy.love you brother...

very good engineering...blessing from germany

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

hi

Hallo i from Italy. You are the best 🥇🏝️

COOL INFO THANKS!! thanks 4 video. be kind.

I like gettin an exposure to this tech stuff. don't know if I will ever get an opportunity to apply it to my saws, but you never know. kinda following what this man is doing with Buckin's saw

so many ideas with that cheers.

Haha buckin on a mini bike 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I’ve also notice that we got down under versions off the sane saw that the states have like for example 797 here have half wrap handle and over there full wrap I wonder if them at was done to save weight

Nice to see Don Walker at his best . Cheers

#legendary man building that saw!

Your awesome man

I have a P50 that heading to New Zealand. The guy is stoked to get it!

Awesome tat Donnie.

Made my day

All your videos are full of knowledge and I love watching them Thank You. But this one right here hit me right in the aha moment! I mean I have ported a lot of 4-stroke motors. But I always just watched videos of guys free handing a two-stroke I'm praying with the transfers and that's always been my thought exactly they're just praying they got a right hoping it makes an improvement. But here's the why didn't I think of that moment for me a blessing degree wheel WHAT! I me and yeah I've used them on engines with valves but it never hit me till just now why wouldn't you use it on a 2 stroke it just makes everything make sense now. And I'm sure other guys knew this but nobody ever said hey so throw a degree wheel on there! And maybe I just had never seen a video of someone doing that or even seen in real life, LOL not real life but real time you know I mean in person. This may seem silly to you but up until now I have just cleaned up the ports on two strokes not really knowing where to go with them and not wanting to make them worse. Those days are in the past. Man I got some stuff to sleep on here thank you my friend! And I know just the first candidate, here at the local Wally world (Walmart for those who don't know), I walked past this black max 38cc chainsaw with an 18 inch bar many times it's like a hundred and twenty eight doll hairs American 😂. One day I just couldn't walk past it anymore and I threw one in the cart. Got her home and you know as well as anyone else I had the poorest excuse for a chain on it I had never seen and all my what a tiny hole and lack of breathing in that muffler. So the first right thing to do of course was not to buy the extended warranty because I was sure to avoid it as soon as I got home and I did. And I fired the thing up ran it for a couple and tore that muffler off and open it up reset the carb removed the bar tip use preventer Gizmo. The next day we put her in the wood did some final tuning filed the chain and oh she was so bad that night when I came back to the shop I found an old 20in bar from a Poland and an old full chisel chain with a little round file action on both of the tensioner holes to widen them it now fits this Chinese saw will it last meaning will the power head hold up who knows time will tell but you betcha it's going to be fun to play with just saw will be my first true port on a two-stroke! Thanks again for the nudge I guess I needed. I keep thinking degree wheel really! But the wheel is what I needed as a guide can you give me a direction of where to head with the port. Thanks again!

Brotherly love brother!