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@PATCsawyer You hit the nail on the head sir...your swing is accurate as well...the hang is top shelf on the TIMBERPILOT...appreciate you stopping by and commenting...

@GregoryMartinez-j2e Mr. Gregory, be confident and think positive. Be careful yet persistent. Success to you in your mechanics endeavor...thank you for watching and commenting...

@emmanuel.belanger Yes sir, on both accounts Mr. Emmanuel...

Mr. Joe, I like the way you think. I am glad you watched sir...

@@Justin-k1l3h There is a playlist in the description. The teardown video best describes what most do....the rest is demonstrated...

@brettbrown9814 I really enjoyed the day, sometimes it is like work, not the case on this one...thank you sir...

@@JohnGent7 Yes sir Mr. Gent...

@JohnGent7 Thank you sir...it was a really good day, I am glad you watched Mr. Gent...

@urbanlumberjack I like your comment, Mr. URBANLUMBERJACK...

As a Canadian chopper I can attest, even a free visit to the ER with a little bit of a chopped leg is no picnic so I still plan to get some leggings for myself.

@urbanlumberjack And I like your comment as well, Mr. Keevil...

@sambsialia Good evening Mr. Sam. I direct messaged a USFS project director and asked him the question in an official sense. They are not required to wear chainmail using an axe, but some do. He does occasionally. They are required to use chaps when operating a chainsaw. As to the soccer shin guards, no, I have not. I have seen an axe pierce automotive sheet metal, specifically the hood and roof of Ford F250 pickups. I have witnessed an axe cutting car frames and aluminum engine blocks. I use what Timbersports competitors use because of its proven effectiveness with the most powerful choppers in the world. It is available and affordable. I want the best protection available. Thank you for watching and commenting sir...

@viktor-rp7xl Thank you sir!

@brettbrown9814 Thank you Mr. Brett...

@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 I agree sir...

@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 Thank you sir...

@@MatthewAmsbaugh For long, fast paced chopping, yes. The total weight on this one is 5lb 10oz. My TUATAHI weighs 6lb 15oz. That is considerably heavier for an old guy. You have to keep in mind you are by default on a different level sir...

@ definitely understand the weight difference. One of my training axes is 7lbs 2oz. The other is 6lbs 3oz. I much prefer the lighter one for faster chopping.

Thank you for your great support Mr. James...

In my opinion Kurt, that is enough to make a judgement about it's effectiveness and durability. Not an "unboxing" and split some wood with it for 10 minutes....

@@Casterman2 This particular one is anvil iron stump strong...

@@Casterman2 It is amazing on quiet days...

@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 It truly is Mr. Michael, good evening to you sir...

Greetings LO... I hope that is a respectful way to address you... Thank you for the compliments, finding such after a rough day makes for a wonderful evening for me... Thank you very much...

Absolutely Mr Brian! Marlo is my name but I go by Lo. And you're very welcome! I truly do enjoy your content and when I saw the verse that you shared... That made it even that much more special to watch! Thanks again for sharing your awesome content and wisdom! 🙏🪓🔥💯🤙🏽 Take care my friend!

@lobenavente236 Good to meet you Mr. Marlo...

Hi Mr. WOOLY, the 385 oils well, has lots of power and has an excellent filtration system. It would be a capable milling saw. This is the last of a fleet of six that were purchased new many years ago. This model was replaced by the 390. The 390 was replaced by the 585/592 platform. Given the choice, I would purchase a new 592 for milling. Power per dollar is high on the 592. I consider it an excellent value... I am glad you are watching sir...

@@Brian2bears over here a second hand 390 / 395 is only 100 cheaper than a new 592 where a second hand 385 is almost half the price, so i was thinking i might get one for milling

@WoolysWorld The 385 is old and had some problems. The build video here shows two different crankcases split. A bad crankshaft connecting rod bearing. I split two cases installing new crankshaft bearings/seals/gaskets. I would avoid the 385. The 395 is a very good milling saw. Buying used saws is a coin toss.

@@Brian2bears 395 is the most recommended saw by far, followed by the 390

@@WoolysWorld If voting...I would choose the 395 with no regrets...above you stated you could buy a 592 for $100 more, that is what I would do...

It is a great axe Mr. Joe, trying to do my part sir...thank you sir...

@brettbrown9814 Thank you Mr. Brett for your great support sir...

My thoughts exactly Brett! Good stuff Mr B 🪓🪓

@kurts64 Kurt, on this video, the camera is facing the sun, this did not turn out as well as I had hoped...

Blessings to you Mr. James...thank you sir...

@JohnGent7 Thank you Mr Gent, it was a near windless day, a good one...

@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 Thank you sir...

Good evening Mr Michael and thank you sir...

Stay warm Mr. Joe...

@@JoeHazlet Correct on all accounts Mr. Joe...blessings to you sir...

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@Rico702 I agree, this is not a run-of-the-mill 562, there is a playlist on that build. A full run video with the 42" bar is there (the title is HUSQVARNA 562 42" BAR...)to demonstrate the power and to dispel certain stereotypes such as hot restarts problems etc. It has been awhile, but I addressed several of those points. Thank you for watching and commenting Rico...

@brettbrown9814 Ahh...Mr. Brett...

@3rdTrickGang Mr. Brandon...thanks for the view and positive comment sir...

@ You the Man! I live out in the middle of nowhere and parts stores are not readily available and for some reason the one tool I don't have is a pair of snap ring pliers, I was about to break out the welder and try to make my own 😂but you saved me a lot of hassle thanks again!

@3rdTrickGang Humbly sir, zoom in on that snap ring. I am not familiar with pliers that fit this one.

@timothyaverill5155 Yes sir Mr. Timothy...yes sir...

@@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 To be an axeman, one must practice at regular intervals...thank you sir...

@MatthewAmsbaugh Yes sir Mr. Matt...THELUMBERJILL, very awesome chainmail and tolerates backwoodsmen with the greatest of etiquette...the wood is also well-seasoned, more often than not (knot) I find myself biting off more than I can chew... Glad you watched sir, appreciate your comment...

@ Erin makes great chainmail. Very popular amongst competitors. Also very comfortable. Not only hard, but also dry? That takes quite a bit more effort to get those chips to pop.

@MatthewAmsbaugh While it is the only chainmail I have experience with, it is durable and comfortable, if competitors trust it, so do I. I recently saw a post of hers wherein a person chopped their foot without injury while wearing the product. The shoe was ruined...yes sir, that wood is tough...

@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 good evening Mr Michael and thank you sir...

@old_iron_axe_and_tool Hello sir, 50 centimeters is the minimum qualifying chop. Just over 19.685 inches. There is an Axe Cordwood Challenge group on Facebook. Matt Keevil is the current Ambassador, I have messaged him to be sure my answer is correct. SKILLCULT originated the Challenge followed by Ben Scott, then Kevin Kevech, (Kevin's Disobedience)...

Matt answers himself in this video sir...ua-cam.com/video/QILgmngJY-c/v-deo.htmlsi=eYP_6iQXR1Br3ppM

@Brian2bears Thanks for getting back to me. I'm not on Facebook, guess I'll have to check it out. Going to have to do the big log challenge. Probably won't do the cordwood challenge, don't want to piss off my 500i.🤣

@old_iron_axe_and_tool I am certain it is 50 centimeters...I will holler if I'm wrong...I will watch for your video, I look forward to watching you chop!

Here it is from Matt Keevil....ua-cam.com/video/-ShLrSCAwTc/v-deo.htmlsi=whEqGK7Q13B5UM-z

@kurts64 Kurt, you could do great things with your editing skills here sir...I am "scribbling in the dirt"...

@@أنينالبعد-م3ق the link is in the description...

@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849 Plenty of fuel in the tank Mr. John. Maybe too much...good day to you sir...

@kurts64 Thank youi Kurt...good morning to you sir....

@viktor-rp7xl Yes sir Mr. Viktor. I will be bucking and splitting for a few days yet. There is more involved than confidence and expectation. This current tree was calculated and cabled to fall where it did. Within that video, there is a link in the description to a much larger and more dangerous tree that was executed in a similar fashion. In the beginning of this 12 minute clip I explain the strategies involved, then again at the 8 minute mark. This particular tree took several sessions and 3,692 swings to get on the ground. I spoke of the deadlyness after I fell the stem/log....ua-cam.com/video/U00trw2lyPo/v-deo.htmlsi=_g_lgqZNcPz9G1AA

@@viktor-rp7xl ua-cam.com/play/PL4yXbW2Yt6bfo2ddhy8OlNyca0AXMMv6m.html&si=2qeLIpmHBxGtXnCL Mr. Viktor, this is the playlist...

@@brettbrown9814 It brought the laughs on Thanksgiving from the lineman crowd...I thought I'd "switch" it up a bit...