Good video Adrian and would love to see the chain sharpening video, always good to have different ways to sharpen. Love the way ya keep your yard so clean/tidy, scraping the pit floor, brilliant!!

Yes please Adrian to the chainsaw sharpening video. My Dad is the same age as yours and he loves throwing logs on the open 🔥 fire. One of the pleasures left in his life.😊 Just watching your video sitting in my parents garage plucking pheasants with a good WiFi signal.😊😊

@IFarmWeFarm

7 ай бұрын

Lovely bit of pheasant 👌👍

The only way is the safe way. This video is a good reminder of how easy it is to do it right, even when you are using a tool that is potentially very dangerous. Well done Adrian. Yes, I would like to see your way of sharpening the saw, and a quick demo of other ways to do the same..

Liked how clean and tidy your workshop is.

I love the fact that you are so organised. Great to see.

Another great video Adrian, i admire your attention to detail. A place for everything and everything in place 👍

Wonder video Adrian 👍♥️ It's fantastic watching you go through your tick list of jobs on the farm, and your camera angles are fabulous 👍🏆 I love the smell of freshly cut wood, so I was trying to imagine it😂 I would love to see a video of different ways how to sharping a saw👍 Have a lovely day Adrian and family ❤

I'd love to see the sharpening video as well. Your wheelbarrow is amazing I am going to try to source one here in Australia. I love the drone footage as well it's beautiful countryside and satisfying how tidy the farm is.

Waited all morning for this. Cant wait!

Great job adrain and a grand system you have there 👍

Love to see a pic of the wood stoves! Thanks

Interesting video Adrian, when tensioning the chain always raise the tip of the bar. Otherwise when cutting it will raise and slacken the chain

Great 👍 video Adrian, yes 🙌 would be good to see a video on sharpening the chain

Great video again Adrian. Love all the camera angles and drone footage. A video on sharpening the chains would be great 👍

You have every tool for the job, my self and my brother had to split wood most evenings after milking, some craic!

I use Ibc crates with tank taken out of them to store split timber. I leave it in an open shed or outside in summer and then just use loader to tip it into shed once dry

Another great video Adrian. Lovely camera work. The man that cuts his own firewood warms himself more than once….!

Wooooo Adrian back again to entertain Sunday morning breakfast

Colour coded zip ties on your pipes and tractor fittings, to help tell which goes where. Awesome content 🤩

Brilliant video Adrian great to see how you look after your parents 👍👍👍👍

Best of luck with everything on the farm ahead this week 👍👍👍

Always on the go, like the splitter that's a good idea having the bins next to it that are just a little shorter saves a lot of manpower. 👍

brilliant stuff adrian, yes a sharpening video and general maintenance/upkeep video would be very helpful, thanks

Adrian a simple and handy way to cut those heavy logs get back actor bucket under middle of log lift up to desired hight and cut away

Great videos yes let's have videos on sharpening chainsaws thank you best regards

Always busy Adrian, I'd like to see your method of sharpening the saw alright.

Thanks for the Videos this year Adrian. A very Happy Christmas to you and yours. May 2024 bring everything you wish for.

Very smooth system ya have there Adrian 👍!!

Enjoyed that one, something different

Great video Adrian keep it up

Great video Adrian. I've never seen a wheel barrow like that green plastic one before. Very cool. Carries a lot and fully empties. Oh and a Very Merry Christmas 🎄 to you and your whole family.

Thanks for the show Adrian

aye the winter fire wood you get warmed twice with it.cutting and chopping it and then a nice relaxing fire

My old house had a log burner, ok it burnt pretty much anything but that’s another story but I don’t half miss it.

Hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas!!!!

I suppose that this time of the year is a lot slower for you on the farm, but still enough work to keep you busy? Happy Christmas to you and the Family.

Fantastic video thank you. Merry Christmas Christmas ,to you and your family

Awesome update 👍🏻🇨🇦☘️

Nice one Adrian you know how to see after a chainsaw, yes I would like to see the saw sharpening.

Great job as always 👍😃🚜

Good Day eh. Nice to see how other countries/areas handle their firewood. Small chunks=easy on the back. Mine is min 16 inch to 22 inch long anything larger then 12 inch dia gets split on my home made horizontal splitter. I prefer it to a store bought as I am 6ft 5inch tall so mine being a fair bit off the ground keeps the bending over to a min. Thanks for the content.

@tonymurray814

7 ай бұрын

Good day eh.🇨🇦🇮🇪

Well done great video. Happy Christmas to you and all your family

Great video Adrian. Enjoyed watching. 👍🏼👍🏼

A video on sharpening chainsaws would be great 👍 I used to drop the chains into a local hardware store and they would sharpen them in a little vice / grinder setup. Another great video, brought me back a few years when we would be on the sticks for few days after work, hard work but good craic when few doing it, you manage very well on your own 👍 Well till the kids grow a bit more anyway, then u can put the feet up 😀

Great video Adrian.

Happy Christmas to you and all your family. Keep the videos coming love seeing what you get up to and learning tips and tricks from you.

Yes, sharpening video and talking through that bit of maintenance you done would be useful on the saw

Nice one enjoyed thanks 🚜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍

Still two in one chain sharpener is a game changer. Donigans.

@CB-xr1eg

7 ай бұрын

Stihl*

16 inches for most in Canada. Cheers

Admire how well you look after you parents

@IFarmWeFarm

7 ай бұрын

Only returning the favour 👍

@nikimoloney2874

6 ай бұрын

Do u know what a drop start mean.

Excellent video Adrian, and would love to see you do a chainsaw chain sharpening video....can't beat the right sized round file and a file guide to help for angle and a small tool for checking the height of the depth gauges or rakers and that, and a but of skill is all ya need

Cracking video as always Adrian

Two of my favourite saws Adrian. And you take right fine care of them. I would be interested in seeing your sharpening technique. That is sure handy with the tipsy bins.

Great video Adrian as always 👌

Sharpening and maintenance video. Good idea 👍

That was great work lad keep it up

Great video, I have an oil fired stanley donard, it's a great range.

Good one and enjoy your videos. Almost 95k subscribers!

Yes sharpen the chain saw

Great video

Great video Adrian love to see a video of chain saw sharping

The wee saw looks like a ms160 , I’ve learnt over time it’s like yourself have the saw well set up, good sharp chain, oilway clean and functioning and a decent fuel/oil mix. A light weight saw like that isn’t going to wreck you like the big saws.

Im the 4th one here hope you're keeping well Adrian

Ur certainly a farmervwho looks after your tools,adrian you have such a clean tidy farm...my kind of person if i owned a farm Can't do with mucky yards and things unkempt.

We cut timber aswell and the bark is great kindling for the fire

Thank you for sharing. Saw video would be good. 🐄🐄

Adrian,my dad always Cuts up timber over the Christmas and he has a stihl same as you so he would love if you could do a chain sharpning video, happy Christmas to you and all the family.

I find IBC cages great tor drying firewood, i also use a thumb on a mini excavator for holding the lengths of wood while cutting it, the thumb is also great for loading big rings of wood onto the splitter.

Great video as always, I have been cutting wood for the fire all my life and sharpen my own chains but would love to see someone else do it as I’m always open to learning something new or an easier way to do it.

@martinknight510

7 ай бұрын

Get a 4 in 1 multi file from stihl i think theyre amazing

a wool pack or something similiar over the log splitter keep her clean. that what i use

Now I have tractor and log splitter envy!😂

Have a Hunter 12Kv stove here with a back boiler. Takes a 20” block. Does the rads too. Really know it is on around the house. Also have a Glen Dimplex 8KV stove. A might job in the sun room. Both work much better with dry firewood. A video on chain sharpening and tension always welcome!

In my wood burning stove days ended 2016 I had a cheep £150 log splitter machine mart own brand Clarke it worked great my mate a farmer bought same one he used sell cut logs he had same machine it lasted well still going I think. I think you got plenty of power to put a cross shaped blade on your machine… my stove a morso swan took 16 in logs

Would love to see the sharping

take care with the compressor pointing near your hands on the smaller things, its not likely but possible to get air bubble in your blood

Great video Adrian,would love to see you edge the chain,i do it with an Aldi grinder my self,but as we say every day is a school day,so would love to see what might improve my methods or make life easier,keep up the good work,happy Xmas to you and yours.

Thanks for video your a busy man .would like to see video on sharpening saw

Great video Adrian chain saw video would be good 👍

Great video Adrian! Yes please show us how to sharpen your chain on your chainsaw please, thank you

Thanks for answering the very question I was going to ask. Why your wood was so small. I live in Northern Canada and most of our firewood is 14 to 16 inches long, I figured it had something to do with the size of your stove.

Yes please. Chain saw sharpening. As many times as I have watched others it never seems as good as a new chain.

Would love to see u sharpening the chainsaw.its not as easy as it looks.i think i have it mastered aftet a lot of attempts.thats a great log splitter u have.ur a genius adrian.nothing u cant do.

Adrian, I sharpened me chainsaw with an angle grinder as I had no file worked great

Any aul IBC Tanks that your not using just cut the top off it and use it to store logs and then put the top back onto to it to keep the timber dry

Would like to see the sharpening

Hi Adrian. Great video. Yes please to how to sharpen the chainsaw

Wonder is it possible to adjust how far up the axe blade retracts. When you're doing a batch of shorter logs it can spend a fair bit of time coming back down again before hitting the top of the next one.

@IFarmWeFarm

7 ай бұрын

I think you can, but I find that most often you’re splitting different lengths so I never found it a bother. I get what you mean though.

Great video and great wee chainsaw. Would love to see tools and best way to of sharpening chainsaw.

Great video as usual. I'd love to see your methods for sharpening the chainsaw. I find it time consuming using a round file

Adrian would you happen to have interest in a Tom Murphy quick hitch for a masses ferguson digger loader comes with a set of pallet forks.

Put a stop on the splitter ram to stop it travelling back so far.itLl lessen the cycle time considerably.

Show us how you sharpen the saw Adrian please 👍👍

Adrian, great video again. Any chance you popping down with your tractor and log splitter to Somerset England as have lots of Ash logs to split. Only if your passing lol. Take care my friend and Merry Christmas to you and your family

Would be great to get a video sharpening the saw.

Would love to see your chain sharpening technique. I like the large table on that log splitter.

@CB-xr1eg

7 ай бұрын

I can't believe there's actually a machine for splitting logs. How spoilt are we these days? What's wrong with an old tree stump and a sharp axe for log splitting? It keeps you fit for one thing...

@IFarmWeFarm

7 ай бұрын

@@CB-xr1eg I wore down many’s and axe over the years and your right it was good exercise and quite enjoyable too. But when you suffer with lower back issues it’s the one thing that could floor you for days, you don’t realise it till you come in at night. But nothing wrong with an axe 🪓

@jay-od7kh

7 ай бұрын

@@IFarmWeFarm your going to have to use disclaimer some one will sue you soon just to cover yourself

I would like to see how you sharpen the chain on the saw.

If you roll the plastic under itself rather than over itll not hold the rain and you'll flix the leaves or debris off of it for using again next year

You have a system for everything. I love seeing your farm-it’s beautiful in every season.

Credit to ya