There's nothing I appreciate more than a tradesman that knows what he's doing! I'm a northern Ontario boy who loves the bush and live on the water with plenty of trees that need to come down, not to mention that firewood is an abundant and free heat source. Billy, your videos are extremely educational, as well as entertaining. If I can add my 2 cents to the mix, the flake of metal on the chain after filing is what's called a burr. I learnt this from being an apprentice machinist back in the day. I've been a licensed carpenter for the last forty some years and one thing I've learned is that there's always someone better or more knowledgeable than you. You've taught me so much through your awesome videos. Glad to be one of your friends.. Cheers, Jean-Guy

Buckin' Billy Ray on sharpening is boss!...Friends, I have researched, experimented, bought chains, ruined them, had success with some, cursed many, and spent literally hours, learning and teaching myself on how to Sharpen a chain, and I am telling yuh flat out.......... Buckin' knows what he is talking about!...... Buckin' is The Buckinist, riftist raftiest, rift, that ever bucked and rifted a raft to illustrate how to sharpen a damn chainsaw, bar none!!!!!!!!!!.......He is right up there with Yosemite Sam, and maybe, even a little bit more!... Great sharing of knowledge Buckin' ...Thank you!!!!!!

This kinda stuff is exactly why your channel is so much more than just a guy falling timber and throwing axes around. You teach people so much helpful information👍👍 love to you and the family❤️❤️

These last days, i'm gathering wind blown down threes and everything I re-sharp the chain, I always think "gullet, straight, next". Here and there checking the rackers. She cuts like a cutter into butter. Crazy stuff. Love it.

No one but you can take credit for showing me how to file a chain Buckin'. Now I'm getting paid to sharpen chains. I have a lot to learn, but my saws blast huge chips. Thank you from Northern California.

You sir are a consummate professional and a natural teacher. I thought I was at least somewhat knowledgeable on sharpening chains, but never really could get them that sharp. After watching this video, I realized that I was doing pretty much the textbook wrong way to sharpen. I have the Stihl 2 in 1 sharpener and thought that using it was all I needed. And I was dragging the file backwards with pressure on it - thinking that I was cutting my sharpening strokes in half by using pressure both ways. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us. I live just to the south of you in WA State - the east side - so thank you for being a great "neighbor". I do have to give Mike Morgan a little credit because I was watching his video on sharpening a chain and he said to learn how to do it right, watch Buckin' Billy Ray. :)

Buckin, I have been filing the gullett just like you do for about a year, now. Yesterday when I was cutting a dead pecann tree with my 271 with its .325 RM stihl chain I was throwing chips about 15 feet behind me, including filling my shoes with chips. It did not matter top or bottom of the bar - it flew through that tree. When I am limping on the off side of the tree I often use the top of the bar to cut it, based upon where the tension and compression are. You know what I mean. After I was through I cleaned and sharpened my 271, as is my usual practice, even though it was not really dull or damaged by that punky wood. I only gave it 6 total links with file - 3 on the gullett and 3 on the cutter. My racers are still good. Because I generally file them to the hungry side about every 3rd sharpening. Some folks like LGX chains but a yellow coded RM chain is just as good. I like Stihl saws, bars and chains

Great demonstration on how you go about your chain! I always enjoy seeing how guys with REAL experience teach what they know... For those who are interested, the flake of metal is the chrome plating, the plating gives the corner and leading edge extra hardness. The file can't cut the chrome, it just removes the softer metal from the underside. I normally file with less hook "because of the harder wood I cut" so I don't get those big old flakes. Man that old chain sure was rocked out, you had to remove quite a bit of metal to get that one right again.

@Andyshine77

6 жыл бұрын

Try and keep 1/3 of your file above the top plate, this will make for a slightly more blunt tooth, with a little less hook, but the leading edge will be stronger. Also make sure to have the top plate angle no more than 25° this again makes the the cutting surfaces stronger.. Semi-chisel saw chain is the best option for most weekend warriors, as they hold an edge longer than full chisel, they're also easier to sharpen and more forgiving if you make sharpening mistakes. The downside is they cut less efficiently/slower. Take care with the depth gauges, if you go too low the chain will grab really really bad and make the saw really jittery in hardwood. I recommend using a progressive depth gauge tool from Husqvarna, they have a hardwood and soft setting, and they're cheap too, like 10 bucks. Like Billy said never be afraid to experiment and find what works best for you. Just make sure the chain self feeds and is smooth.

@tregforsyth1969

5 жыл бұрын

Not chrome plating..trust me, I work at a plating shop, it's just the ragged thin flap of metal where it comes to an edge.

I love the looks you make and the smiles that ensue when you fire up a happy sounding saw. Pure joy.

If this man tells you something listen. He knows his trade. Very well. I live in Tennessee and cut a many a tree down and see a lot if what i used to do in his vids. Very knowledgeable fellow.

Been watching your videos for ages Buckin, I never owned a chainsaw or anything but your work fascinates me. A little story for you from today, a family friend of mine has been struggling with his saw for a while, cutting on a curve, jamming the chain, well I took a look at his chain, no working corner, no gullet, one side of the chain semi sharp the other totally dull. Remembering all your lessons I sharpened my first chain today, adjusted all the rakers and handed the saw back, he ripped through his firewood like it was a new saw and had a smile ear to ear. True story from the UK! Thanks for taking the time to show us this stuff!

@AuctionIndiana

4 жыл бұрын

Awesomeness!

Still using Billy's techniques on filing chains. Its been over 2 years and I'm going strong!! Thank u for help us billy your a true friend

I just learned more about sharpening a chain than i have ever before. Thanks. I been cutting for years and have always hand filed with no gadgets. Only ever cut Pines for production. Its all about the feel. I see it now. Thanks Buckin! Respect.

A person can learn a lot when listening to you Buckin. Thanks for all you share of your wealth of knowledge from experience out in the woods. Hope you have a great day. I hope we're all spreading kindness around the world like icing on a cake.

@jeanyockle5739

5 жыл бұрын

shame on you ,never ever ever one hand a saw!!!!!!!!

@waltergettys6718

5 жыл бұрын

Alice the Gmaw

@charliebrown4007

5 жыл бұрын

why sharpen the chains i bought 17 double packs from homedepo.com for my poulan pro 18 inch gas chain saw pack of 2 new chains for abought 11.56 taxs came to a bought 12.60

@Geno2846

5 жыл бұрын

@@jeanyockle5739 He sharpens his chains so they bite more aggressively into the wood that he is cutting. He also has the ability to sharpen for the species of wood he is cutting and whether or not it has dried. It takes years to master what he does and do what he does as safely as can be done with a chainsaw. I'll not one hand a saw anymore since I'm not as strong or fast as in my younger years, but I have hours and hours onehanding a saw. On the other hand, I do hope an unexperienced or weak guy doesn't try this.

@holstonvalleyduke9882

5 жыл бұрын

Tim Bolt 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 i doubt Billy buys his chains at Home Depot. Surely that was a joke.

Great video. Who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks. This old dog is smarter and SHARPER than he was yesterday. Thanks

i'm just sharing my experience learning to sharpen chains. when i first tried hand filing, i was REALLY bad at it. One of the elements that i don't hear people talking about in sharpening videos is training your eye to recognize the shape of the tooth. After i gave up on handfiling i was using a chain grinder for a while. after some time with the chain grinder my eye developed better, which i realized the next time i picked up a file to touch up a chain. I am definately not an expert at sharpening chains, and i greatly appreciate Buckin for taking the time to share his knowledge and experience with us. I've gotten more out of this video this time around than the first time when i didn't have as much hands filing experience. i now have more experience to appreciate what he is talking about.

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

5 жыл бұрын

THATS A GREAT POINT NATE ,, THX

This is how my grandfather showed me how to file, but he didn't say what the gullet was. now we know from your very first vids. Thanks buckin, time and time again. And of course always look up!

I have been watching KZread videos for 9 years, mostly how-to's. This is the best video i have ever watched! I don't need your stinking gadgets! This is also my first ever comment on a video, the fact that you call us friends is much appreciated

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

MITCHELL I MAKE A POINT OF GOING TO THESE MUCH WATCHED VIDEOS AND CHECKIN' COMMENTS ... AND THIS IS WHY .. YOU SIR ARE A GREAT MAN THX FOR COMMENTING WITH GRATITUDE IN YOU TONE... THX FRIEND

@mitchellgilmore8730

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I never worry about that little burr on the tooth. It disappears the moment you start cutting wood. But until you see that burr appear your tooth is not sharp yet. Billy Ray is right: make sure you don't slowly lose the gullet over several sharpenings. The leading edge of the tooth must angle forward or it just won't cut. Fellow Canadian in central British Columbia. My everyday saw is a brand new Stihl but my bucking saw is an old 1960's Homelite, built in Point Claire, Quebec. My wife loves the sound as it's not at all like today's saws.

Your not dragging your file, I came hear because Billy makes a living sharpening his chains, tons of experience and I learned something.

This was one of the best videos I've watched. I never had someone in my life to teach me things like this so I have learned as I go. Much appreciation to you for taking the time to teach others.

Need a little dose of buckin everyday,,,,becoming my number one addiction ,,,,now I know that I've been doing the right way all these years,,,love buckin,,,,

Good of you to share your knowledge. There are a lot of people out there that could benefit greatly from learning to effectively sharpen their chainsaws free hand.

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

6 жыл бұрын

agreed

@gunnarschutz7675

6 жыл бұрын

made a huge difference for me can really make the chain fit your needs

We all shine when we stay to are roots. Thanks for sharing Billy

I have been an arborist for a little over a year now. Thanks for taking the time to create this video! It really gave me a better understanding of the process, I've been hand filing the whole time and it's been a learning process. Ha!

You just saved me $90! I was frustrated with my chain saw. Couldn't seem to get it sharpened correctly and almost bought one of the electric sharpeners that hooks on to your bar. Instead I watched this and properly sharpened it by hand and now it cuts great!

"...missin out on that gullet and yer gonna be hatin' life!" Good golly this is my new fav! Thanks friend!

Best expatiation and demo on sharpening ever. The gullet. The gullet is what I have been getting wrong! I have been riding up as I file back and was losing the hook. I get it now. I get it! I just went to the shed and checked my work. Yep. riding up and no gullet on many teeth. Bloody Ripper of a tutorial. Thanks Buckin' Those gum trees here in Australia will come down easier now. Thanks Man ! Sensational. The gullet

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

6 жыл бұрын

STEPHEN ,I SMILE AS I WRITE YOU , BECAUSE CUTTING SHOULD BE FUN , AN YOU SOUND EXCITED, BUDdy stoked for you thx for bein' here

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

6 жыл бұрын

i smile as i write you back ,, cutting should be fun ,, and it sounds as you are excited digg in brother , and thx for sharing your experience with the community , stoked for ya,, love ya ,,, Buckin"

@stephenjohnston6623

6 жыл бұрын

Mate, I AM excited! I went out to the shed at 10:00 at night (in the middle of Winter here) and I am out there at night looking through an eyeglass at the teeth on the chain, and filing happily away. My wife thinks I am nuts! You really have helped me Buckin'. And guess what? I am really looking forward to the weekend to have me some chain sawin' fun. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge Mate. You are a bloody good bloke indeed. Keep up the sensational work.

I've watched a ton of chain sharpening videos. This by far is the best. Seeing is believing.

This was great information. I had a chain that I used a electric sharpener on and it was so out of wack I about threw it away. Went last night bought some files and the chain is better then new!!!!! thank you for all the info and keep up the great work.

Thank you for explaining this. I never understood how to sharpen a chainsaw chain before. I would buy a new chain instead of trying to sharpen one. Now, I think I can sharpen my old saw.

Great Video, Billy. I only watched about 2 minutes the first time but came in the middle like at minute 9 -11. I was away and it started playing without me. I was just straightening an almost new bent Stihl bar. Thank you so much for all you do to educate the working men and women about saws and tree work.

Dear Buckin, yesterday for the first time I actually filed my saw to the point where it was cutting sharp and straight! I have spent hours and hours learning from hands on experience and from watching your videos. Everytime I sharpened I would learn something and get a little better, but the chain still wasn't SHARP, until yesterday. I can't tell you how good it felt to start my notch on a big red oak and feel my saw ripping through the wood, there was a smile on my face from ear to ear! I never would have learned to properly sharpen a saw if it wasn't for you. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge and wisdom!

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

this bring s me joy

very informative vid buckin and great camera work eye in the sky made it easy to see thumbs up bud

Hi billy ray!!...i followed your advice and turned my blunt chainsaw into a real cutter...thanks for showing that hand filing and experience really works.....great stuff!!

The sound of the file in slow motion was just pure AWESOMENESS 👍👍👍👍👍👍

My chain was heading down the bad road lol. You could say it was pretty gullet-less but thanks to your help I was able to save it. The eye in the sky really helped !! Much Appreciated Buckin’

That was a brilliant explanation, the eye in the sky really showed what you meant, and that saw cut like butter at the end. Thanks for helping me to understand this.

Your filing is spot on. The way your saws cut is proof. 👍🏽

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

6 жыл бұрын

rite pal

Watched this a couple times and Thank you!! The best I have ever sharpened me chains. And yes a new file !!!!!! I also turn the handle in my hand !

I thought I knew how to sharpen a saw chain. But I knew it wasn't getting as sharp as it could be. Appreciate the teaching

I'm new to your channel and I have to say that I love it !!! You're a down to earth guy and you seem to enjoy life. You share what you know so that others can benefit and I appreciate that. So many people are stingy with knowledge and there is no reward for that and that's just how I look at it. Teaching people has so many rewards for both the students and the teachers. Thank you Billy !

Superb !! FINALLY Someone who actually EXPLAINS WHAT the desired outcome is !! Had a super dull chain, followed your advice and though not perfect (gonna take some technique adjustments) but it cut some pretty good pieces up with some chunks & dust rather than not even dust LOL !! Thank You SO MUCH !!

i've been doing it like you and nobody ever showed me, just learned it through experience! thanks for the video!!

A ton of thumbs up for the eye in the sky and thanks again for your inspiration! About the calm experience when bucking: my grandfather tought me about the same thing. He always stressed to have a sharp chain and just let the saw sort of 'fall through' by making use of it's own weight. "Relax and let the saw do the job for you instead of you working the saw" is what he said :)

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

6 жыл бұрын

indeed

awesome video buckin! great way to show everyone!

Gotta say, this video saved me ever paying to have my chains sharpened again.

Peace and joy to everyone great information buckin love it.

Thank you Sir you just saved my life and money I never knew how to until today thanks again

This video literally just opened my eyes to what I've been doing wrong for so long. Thank you sir!

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

AWESOME IAN

Don't worry about telling people what to do that's what we're here for you're the only one that actually gets in there and shows me exactly what to do thank you very much appreciate it

Love the Mac 10-10 with the pipe on it! My first saw was a Mac 10-10, My Dad gave it to me 30 years ago and I still have it. Great video!

Thanks billy ray this video worked out great for me sharpening my chainsaw blade. The old school way. And it cut my large tree down like butter. So now I've learnt I'm sticking too old school. 👍👍👍

Getting the gullet is like being being born again !!!! Its like getting the rush of when you first used a saw. Raw wickedness !!! It works !! Do it !!!!! Love ya Billy and all others ♥️👍♥️👍 Welcome new folks...GET THE GULLET

Best sharpening vid you’ve done yet. The eye brought everything together where you can see “good” compared to “not good.” Bangin’ video dude.

Another great learning moment: using the eye-in-the-sky to get in close and really see what is going on! I'll use that new lens I got for Christmas, and see what I see. Thanks Billy!

I like how you landed that tree on top of the other cuts. Made nice for good cutting. Yes good demo.

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

6 жыл бұрын

hay hack

I'm going to get the gullet tomorrow! Thanks for the video

The best hand file instruction video I've ever seen Billy Ray. Love the "eye-in-the-sky" Totally Awesome! Thank you very much!

You always have perfect under cuts and the piece, just falls out

Learn a little more than I know watching your videos, Your a Pro. All there is to say about that! Thank you for sharing your videos and being right on. I hand file my chains as well, electric file takes too much metal off the tooth at once, using filing tools takes too much time. I have always found it better just with two hands and a simple well made rat tail file does the best sharpening after a person develops the eye for it and learn the important things to look for to be able to cut efficiently. Thanx again Buckin' Billy. So the tree rustles in the evening, when we stand uneasy before our own childish thoughts: Trees have long thoughts, long-breathing and restful, just as they have longer lives than ours. They are wiser than we are, as long as we do not listen to them.

Thank you Buckin', for sharing this & for your other videos, not to mention the good you inspire in people. I don't remember how I came by your channel except for the world working in strange ways & I need to sharpen my little electric "toy" saw for a job in the garden and suddenly I find myself with your channel in my suggestions (I never even searched how to file a chain, I knew it'd come around though after I saw the first couple of your videos). Thanks again from England.

This is the best video on you tube instructing one on the proper way to "sharpen" a chain saw chain. Thank you for sharing the culmination of your 25+ years of experience with us Billy Ray, I appreciate it. I find your channel to be everything that "Human" said it would be, you're a "cool cat" my friend, be safe and stay in the light. God Bless.

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

6 жыл бұрын

MIKE ,, THANK YOU FOR BEING PART OF THIS COMMUNITY , A COMMUNITY WHO BELIEVES IN LOVE AND KINDNESS, AND NOT FORCING OPINIONS, OR TECHNIQUES ON ANY ONE ,, EXPERIENCE IS KNOWLEDGE,, YOUR A GOOD MAN MICHAEL ,,THANK YOU

Your a great man doing great things Brother! Your joy is infectious.

Thanks for sharing like you said we all have our own way. I have actually angling back a little more plus staying in the gullet and keeping it deep . Nice job on ax men glad you have your son helping you out and helping him stay safe

John Reilly has some great how to Square file a chain if you really want to throw some chips. Sometimes on a rainy day I like to set down at the bench just file chains

Thanks, Billy Ray, you're the master! I love old school.

I watched 4 other videos before I found this… thank you this is just what I needed from a guy I can relate to..

This is the best. I run an 028 Super for general hobby cutting. This is revolutionary to my world. Cleaning the "gullet" opens my chain up to bigger chips, cleaner cutting, and gas saving. Still learning but so far pretty awesome difference. Thanks for the instruction.

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

JEFF AWESOME

Cut and chopped firewood in N Carolina my entire childhood - but it was Dad who sharpened the chain. Retired and no longer constantly on the move my first purchase was - a chainsaw to go with my woodstove. Looks like I found the right video to learn what my Dad forgot to teach me (your workshop looks somewhat similar to his). A bit more practice, and a better file (stihl / oregon) - and we're good. Many thanks from France.

The way he imports a text message at the same time of him receiving a text message at 10:40 is KZread genius. Not something I’d expect out of this guy but I’ve only seen a few vids. He’s got somethin special

Magnifo Buckin, lean mean filing machine! Get it, got it ? Good! Love from Scotland friends I seem to be the only one lol 💪❤️👍

@bykrmom

6 жыл бұрын

Visiting Scotland before I go is on my bucket list, Mikey. My family hails from there waaay back. Got some Welsh and German too, but mostly Scott. Some day I'll get to see it, I hope.

@mikeyyoyo6464

6 жыл бұрын

I hope you make that bucket list Angie I'm Russian Irish scots Heinz 57 lol, got all the beautiful on my doorstep but too busy surviving to see it, like Cynthia says "smell a flower" love ya Angie K 😇👍

I do not comment very often but i have to this time, love your channel, love the content but i watch it mostly because your a hoot. You make me laugh every single video, your disposition and outlook on everything is uplifting, thanks.

I'm with ya on the filing...if someone paid me only a tiny amount every time I've heard "you're not filing right!! You HAVE to have the same number of strokes on each tooth, or the saw will cut crooked...yadayadayada.." I would be a, if not rich, then in any case, better off than I'm now… Some people are way too caught up in the old myths...they won't acknowledge the fact that if the rakers are in the right height relative to the tooth, and the bar is straight, the saw will cut properly..

@bstevermer9293

6 жыл бұрын

TheNorthener Truth☝️

@thenorthener6855

6 жыл бұрын

George Stepp...yes, he did say that..but he also emphasized that that was for square ground chain, full chisel, not for semi chisel chain where you use a round file. I personally was taught to file the gullet out, nothing extreme, but the gullet were filed out...and my experience is that it cuts better than a chain where just the top corner is filed like you get with a file guide. My opinion on that...everybody's in title to have their own opinion, right?

I call it the big 'E'. Billy Ray calls it KNOWLEDGE. Buckin you are the Bomb! Buckin and the Kindness Army - Thanks for all you do!

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

5 жыл бұрын

TOM YOU ARE PART OF IT TOO THANK YOU

Give er a scrub down with ol file and she cuts. I wonder how many round files we have gone through in our lives Buckin. Lots!!!! Lol

Good stuff! I do the same return stroke hitting the raker. Only difference is I file one handed usually. I had to file in the woods and I never could get down and wrap around the saw like you do. Maybe I should give her a try. Off the tail gate I could see me doing the two hander. Love the show!

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

6 жыл бұрын

glad yer here

Billy I watched my dad file a saw exactly like how your doing it almost 25 years ago. He told me an old logger showed him and he showed me. Hand file is the only way to go, just takes practice. He always told me "GET THE GULLIT" Take care

Immediately hit the subscribe button when the note about "bucking should be a calm and wonderful experience" flashed up. I'm so glad I found yer channel man, greetings from Australia.

Your knowledge, Is my teacher.. Thanks... Time for some sharp chains, hand filed.. You have a gift from our GOD. As being a great teacher. In the tree cutting service.. Steve...

Thanks Buckin' it made a lot of sense. Answered a question about the gullet I was experiencing this morning when I started sharpening a chain for the first time in many many years (like literally 18 years ago was the last time-feels good to be back using a chainsaw again! :) I learned those years ago, but the memory file was a bit dusty. Thanks for helping me clean it up-now off to get that gullet & get back to work!

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

well done

you just made my day ! a sharp saw is bliss

So grateful I found on some1 else's BAD video of how to sharpen, with some1 in comments recommending I come here Nvr knew why after about the 5/6th time I sharpen everything all outta wacky (banana cuts sometimes) THE GAULET IS GONE! Duh!! Thx much. Peace & love

GREAT definition of knowledge Buckin. How's everyone? Love for the ARMY!!!

Wish I watched this 25 years ago,all those years of frustration,instant results now,,,all about the gullet,hello from nz🙂

Good timing on this. I got a few deads trees to fell.

I've just recently started watching your videos and I just have to say that I love them. Not only do I learn from them but you always make me laugh too, plus I love the be kind messages. I plan on getting my saws out this weekend and practicing my sharpening now. Thank you sir for all you do and God bless!

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

5 жыл бұрын

HEATH THX FOR SAYIN SO ,,APPRECIATE YOU ,, MERRY X-MAS

@heathestes3450

5 жыл бұрын

@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Merry Christmas to ya too!

Indeed there are lots of sharpening videos. I'm going with this one. Thank you sir!

Billy, I have done chain file like you say and my ms661 cuts. I get the gullet. It is power saw now. Thank you my frend !!. Great channel you have.

Thanks for the lesson professor. I only use a saw for my own firewood , and I really struggle trying to sharpen my chain.

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

6 жыл бұрын

JUST DO IT MORE AND IT WILL come brother let me no if you need more help

haha you had the same message tone that I chose too, crickets. Thank you sir for your contribution to my skill set. I am a gardener, in San Francisco. I am sharpening my 2 Greenworks saws 20312 and the 8 inch pole saw. Done plenty of sharpening with kitchen knives and pruners. I am much more confident with your advice.

I just discovered your channel the other day, been geeking out lovin your style. I tried the gizmos out there for filing but always come back to hand filing. Still workin on the finer points and learnin how to customize the grind for the species. I cut a mostly oak and beech bein on the other side of the continent cuttin mostly in Maine on my woodlot. I'd love to see a video from ya on sharpening your axe! Keep up the good work brotha, your attitude towards life is infectious.

learnt more in this vid than any other iv watched , cheers

Thanks Billy awesome technique. I went straight out to the shop after watching and WOW got the gullet as you suggested. I’m new to your channel after my friend recommended it and so happy he did. Your knowledge and entertaining presentations are great. 😎 Cheers

Buckin hello friend? Love your vids. I finally correctly sharpened my chains due to your tutorials. My hand filed cut better then brand new. You rock bro. Keep the love and keep a weary eye on the canopy.

Nice one! In regard to your closing dialogue, you are here to experience consciousness.

Gotta get the GULLET!...it honestly changed my life...good stuff Buckin. Oh and one more thing... She cuts eh!

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

6 жыл бұрын

yer awsome

Hands down, the best videos on chainsawin' I've seen on youtube. Thanks for the education and Merry Christmas, BBRS!

Your advice is much appreciated. If that was a brand new chain, why did it need sharpening? Your way of sharpening a chain is ONE of the best ways. Another best way is using a Dremel sharpening tool with a sharpening stone attached. That way is even easier.

Thanks for making seance. I file without a guide so I can see what I'm getting. You r the only guy who tells us what to aim for

@BuckinBillyRaySmith

4 жыл бұрын

KOOL ED