Amazing Chainsaw Hack

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  • Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
  • If you are ever in the forest and drove your chain into a rock you might know that it is not the easiest thing to sharpen it again without a vice. Here we are providing a hack that might enable you to sharpen your saw in the middle of nowhere.
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  • @johnperson2421
    @johnperson2421 7 років тому +13

    this is a pretty complicated version of a trick i've been using for years. Heres a quicker version. Instead of cutting a slot down from the top,do a vertical plunge cut,turn off the saw,insert into the cut,lifting it up a little,and tap in a wedge on the bar side.locking the saw in place and allowing the chain to turn. Old aussie bush trick.

  • @dickidydoodah
    @dickidydoodah 7 років тому +3

    I have been a production logger for 15 years, this totally blew my mind! I will definitely be using this idea, thanks Simian!!

  • @Blaircrest
    @Blaircrest 7 років тому +5

    That's a really good idea! I've had whole days in the woods ruined when I accidently hit something and had to go back to the shop to work on the chain. thanks

  • @fredthorne9692
    @fredthorne9692 7 років тому +3

    That is pure genius. Astoundingly simple but effective!

  • @ZipZoomZip
    @ZipZoomZip 7 років тому +7

    One time I didn't have a good place to set my beer but I used my saw and turned a tree into the perfect beer holder.

  • @MyFREEFrugalHomestead
    @MyFREEFrugalHomestead 7 років тому +2

    Once more that will save my old back! I have stump work table in front of my shop but now I will be able to make a tree vice in the field. Thank you both.

  • @laurijorgenson6683
    @laurijorgenson6683 7 років тому +3

    Ingenious guys. Loved it. Your video quality is excellent too. It was like I was standing right next to you. Thank you for teaching us!

  • @MarkThomasBuilder
    @MarkThomasBuilder 7 років тому +2

    That's a clever idea! I carry a logger stump vice made by the Oregon company. It's stored in my chainsaw storage box. If I ever lost it, I would use your method.

  • @kucelkj
    @kucelkj 7 років тому +3

    That is so smart. I'll be sure to share that with my buddies! Thanks so much!!!!!

  • @CerebralAilment
    @CerebralAilment 7 років тому +2

    Have to say I never would have thought to do that, but seeing how you used those simple techniques is awesome!

  • @rmcdaniel423
    @rmcdaniel423 7 років тому +3

    Paused at 2:30
    He's cutting a tiny 6" sapling. And yet he STILL takes the time to follow protocol and clear nearby brush, as though he were creating a safe exit for himself. Attention to detail makes for a true professional. LOL

    • @samuelluria4744
      @samuelluria4744 7 років тому

      Funny, I saw that and thought it was corny, Lol.

  • @tim.wilson839
    @tim.wilson839 7 років тому +2

    I've done a lot of tree cutting for firewood over the last 20 yrs and that is the first time to see that trick, wish I would have learned about it along time ago. GREAT Video and GREAT content! Keep up the good work!

  • @floydforever5151
    @floydforever5151 7 років тому +6

    I always carry a couple of extra chains with me, do all my Sharpening at home. don't waste time sharpening when it's time to work. :)

  • @ProtreeremovalbrisbaneAu
    @ProtreeremovalbrisbaneAu 7 років тому +2

    Awesome video, thanks for the quick tips and tricks. This is the smart ways to operate Chainsaw

  • @marshallsuber9608
    @marshallsuber9608 7 років тому +4

    How did anyone come up such a great hack? When you look it I would guess a vice would let you do a number of chores having both hands free.

  • @mandolinmountain
    @mandolinmountain 7 років тому +2

    Great tip! Usually, I just sit crosslegged and cradle it under each arm for each side and sharpen accordingly..but in wet/wintery conditions that way is certainly not ideal! Thanks for the tip ! I look forward to trying this!

  • @cameroncameron4274
    @cameroncameron4274 7 років тому +3

    nice simple trick guy's,keep the video's nice and short like this one,I used to follow wranglestar but vids went on for too long,thanks🇬🇧

  • @rogermulvaney9533
    @rogermulvaney9533 7 років тому +1

    I used to work in the forests in Scotland. I wish I knew this great trick back then. Bravo! I started following Wranglerstar way way back and watched him grow with his interesting content even before the homestead. I think I subscribed to your channel Simeon when you were at 2000 subs and it's really great to see you grow. I'm pretty sure you'll get to where Wranglerstar is at in size in no time because your a genuine , sincere hard working family man. Keep up the great content!

  • @sunking2001
    @sunking2001 7 років тому +4

    I have a brand new spare chain in my saw case. Swap it out and keep cutting. Sharpen the dull one later.

    • @shawnbottom4769
      @shawnbottom4769 7 років тому

      sunking2001 And if you turn right around and hit a piece of old fence wire with your spare chain then what? Give up and go home? Knowing how to hand file a chain in the field is a necessary skill. This trick just makes it a little easier to make sure you file evenly and at the right rake angle.

    • @sunking2001
      @sunking2001 7 років тому

      No...I agree. I should re-watch this video and do a little practicing. I do have my old and dulled chain I can practice on.

  • @livelife4471
    @livelife4471 7 років тому +2

    Thanks for the lesson. I can really use this tip. All you chainsaw videos have been most helpful. I am learning a lot from them. Thanks again, it's really appreciated.

  • @crossbucklehomestead2908
    @crossbucklehomestead2908 7 років тому +3

    You just blew my husband's mind. "Holy shit, I have to go do that!!!" :). I asked him why I married him if he didn't already know how to do that. He said he had other skills...we shall see.

  • @jeremybates5207
    @jeremybates5207 7 років тому +2

    What a great little deal! I'll have to try that for sure. I usually carry a stump vise but not all the time. Plus, you get to impress any onlookers!

  • @robertinoEVIL
    @robertinoEVIL 7 років тому +4

    when i m high...damn , i found this things so interesting to watch :))))

  • @harley121
    @harley121 7 років тому +2

    Real good idea. This will come in handy for us older guys with bad knees (painful being on the ground, aches when kneeling and its hard to get up)!

  • @Brando1914
    @Brando1914 7 років тому +3

    Thanks for sharing!! Love this idea!

  • @homosassa2tellico388
    @homosassa2tellico388 7 років тому +1

    Thanks for the tip guys! I love UA-cam I'm in Florida and I can watch and learn something from two brothers in Sweden 👍🏻

  • @Dickdelano
    @Dickdelano 7 років тому +5

    Really cool. But it would be hard to cut straight down if you really rocked your saw.

  • @raymondcline5193
    @raymondcline5193 7 років тому

    Tim truly knows what he is doing! Thank you for introducing him to all of us!

  • @reyhl9874
    @reyhl9874 7 років тому +9

    so this is where the crazyrussianhacker got his video idea 😂😂😂😂

    • @TheLegend-pk5vk
      @TheLegend-pk5vk 7 років тому

      its Huf lol yes, I saw this in my recommended too

    • @joetri1970
      @joetri1970 7 років тому

      its Huf I seen his new video too and knew right away he stole this from someone like most his videos he shouldn't be allowed to do this .

  • @frandanco6289
    @frandanco6289 7 років тому +1

    Thanks for the great tip !
    I never go out into the forest without a few new and sharpened, used chains..
    Still take the files and a rig that mounts to the bar, set the depth and angle, and I can sharpen up the chain on the pick up tailgate, etc..

  • @melovescoffee
    @melovescoffee 7 років тому +3

    Genius! One to remember!

  • @wrongcentury-cy3jy
    @wrongcentury-cy3jy 7 років тому +3

    that is the first truly new thing i have learned in a while. thanks for posting

  • @paulj312002
    @paulj312002 7 років тому +5

    you really need a vice for that? I couldnt be bothered. Used to sharpening my chain where ever im at.

  • @douglasgreene5197
    @douglasgreene5197 7 років тому +1

    Another one for the books, keep it up guys you're doing great.

    • @kennethsmall1159
      @kennethsmall1159 7 років тому

      Douglas Greene, that was great thanks.dont listen to all the bull. it's a great idea.some just need to grow up. never stop with New ideas. especially ones that work

  • @tonygray3135
    @tonygray3135 7 років тому +3

    another great tip

  • @resomaniac
    @resomaniac 7 років тому +1

    Excellent tip. I have a vise mounted for a trailer hitch receiver but this could come in handy in some situations. Thanks for sharing.

  • @donaldlingenfelter8944
    @donaldlingenfelter8944 6 років тому +3

    Wow. Thats actually pretty awesome. I like that. Thank.you for sharing.

  • @selfrelianceskills-outdoor5833
    @selfrelianceskills-outdoor5833 7 років тому +2

    AMAZING!!
    Usually I put myself on my knees and I hold the chainsaw between my legs. but this is very much better. i do not use wedges, but I can always do with a wooden ... thank you, thank you

  • @aaronreeder5753
    @aaronreeder5753 7 років тому +4

    Cool trick but wouln't be able to do that if your saw was dull...

  • @benjroof
    @benjroof 7 років тому +1

    thanks for this tip.i do like your videos.regards from the Netherlands.Ben.

  • @andershallberg6668
    @andershallberg6668 7 років тому +3

    Why doesn't Tim get a chance to use the same microphone as Simeon does. Or at least buy him a mic of his own, so that the audio for both of you are equal.

  • @bespokefencing
    @bespokefencing 7 років тому +2

    The old Swedish vice, a great trick if you get caught out!
    I make mine a bit lower and shove the dogs into the stem to reduce the chain shudder.
    Enjoyed all your videos over festive season, looking forward to getting outside again myself!
    Best of luck with your venture and "Lang may your lum reek!"

  • @ImRarelySerious
    @ImRarelySerious 7 років тому +6

    Carry an extra chain in your bag.

    • @_68niou1
      @_68niou1 7 років тому

      That's the way I do it.

  • @falfield
    @falfield 7 років тому +1

    A good idea, well and modestly presented. Bravo!

  • @brianphilbrook5262
    @brianphilbrook5262 7 років тому +245

    That is smart. I bet wranglerstar would like that.

    • @Sash_Window
      @Sash_Window 7 років тому

      They copied Cody's video. >.

    • @Sash_Window
      @Sash_Window 7 років тому

      Calm down Flower >.

    • @simeonandalex
      @simeonandalex  7 років тому +10

      I had no idea Cody had a video like that... Never seen it.

    • @simeonandalex
      @simeonandalex  7 років тому +7

      Do you have a link to it?

    • @alfredsjolund7548
      @alfredsjolund7548 7 років тому +2

      Marvin Ebanks Fan Club, send link please?

  • @MrPadraigmccarthy
    @MrPadraigmccarthy 7 років тому +1

    I love Videos with Tim, hes such a great guy, and very experienced with a chainsaw.
    Do more videos with Tim and the chainsaws.
    Such a great trick to for sharpening the chainsawin the forest.
    Thanks

  • @dylanmelville
    @dylanmelville 7 років тому +9

    Hey Bam Magera why do you sound different?

  • @danieldowning4583
    @danieldowning4583 7 років тому +3

    Absolute genius boys. I will be using this one for sure.

  • @kwakmad91
    @kwakmad91 7 років тому +4

    I'm going to try this iv never wanted to hit a rock or a old nail as much in my life :-) (joke) but no this is a really good trick

  • @flyifri
    @flyifri 7 років тому +2

    In all my years, I have never seen this. What a great idea. Makes perfect sense ( now ) Thank you very much. I can't wait to show it off. Don't worry, I will be honest about it.

  • @FarmCraft101
    @FarmCraft101 7 років тому +4

    I never use a vice, nor do most professional tree workers. Just sharpen it with a file.

    • @simeonandalex
      @simeonandalex  7 років тому +2

      +FarmCraft101 you know all professional tree workers??

    • @FarmCraft101
      @FarmCraft101 7 років тому +2

      Of course not, but I have worked with quite a few and they don't use anything but a hand file. They taught me their technique, and I can sharpen a chain in a few minutes. I see people all over using jigs and complicated techniques to do this. I think learning to use a simple file is a skill well worth learning if you do a lot of chainsaw work.

    • @simeonandalex
      @simeonandalex  7 років тому +4

      We do a lot of chainsaw work on the farm here. My brother does it for a living as an arborist. When we are out working we file the saws 99% of the time free style like you say you do. In our experience you can get the extra sharpness that makes it just this extra bit better when you use a vice indoors. We demonstrated this in a previous video mentioned in this one.
      If it works for you without a hand file that is great. My brother's saw is sharp when he goes freestyle as well but who knows maybe you could get your chain 3-5% sharper with a vice as well. It is the small margins...

    • @aliveandkicking1977
      @aliveandkicking1977 7 років тому +1

      Swedish Homestead

    • @augustreil
      @augustreil 6 років тому +1

      Swedish Homestead, Amen ! Much better the way you and your bro do it and thank you for showing us !

  • @carinacheralley1345
    @carinacheralley1345 7 років тому +2

    Thank you for the very practical lesson, I will be using it.

  • @travisbalcom4304
    @travisbalcom4304 6 років тому +5

    What do you do when the chain is dulled so bad you cant cut that tree down without smoking the chain??

    • @murderinc.hunting7686
      @murderinc.hunting7686 6 років тому

      travis balcom thats what i was thinkin lol. Guess you gotta do it the old fashioned way

    • @travisbalcom4304
      @travisbalcom4304 6 років тому

      Sometimes ya hit a buried nail or copper jacketed bullet though.....I've nicked rocks that take the edge off enough that this wouldn't work.....not saying it isn't a great idea.....just won't always do the trick

  • @c0mputer
    @c0mputer 7 років тому +2

    You sneaky Swedes! I like that little vise a lot. Cool stuff. Also, reading the comments below, you know you're channel is growing when you have a lot of comments saying how this is the wrong thing to do, haha. Congrats!

  • @Squarehead45
    @Squarehead45 7 років тому +3

    Question, If your chain is dull or damaged,,,HOW THE HELL do you cut this VISE??? Just saying.

    • @simeonandalex
      @simeonandalex  7 років тому +3

      Once you have seen this video you know to make the vice the first thing you do in the day... just sayin...

  • @rkardo
    @rkardo 7 років тому +1

    That's a good one. I know how to use and axe and rope to get a vice to carve and use a drawing knife, but I learned new trick today. thanks

  • @jimmywilson1388
    @jimmywilson1388 6 років тому +5

    You guys are awesome!!! Great video!!!

  • @marnielarocque9412
    @marnielarocque9412 7 років тому +1

    im an old logger in Canada, never thought of this, very cool. and i agree wranglerstar would be impressed

  • @watchjaredwork1487
    @watchjaredwork1487 7 років тому +5

    That's fucking genius

  • @wpatrick22744
    @wpatrick22744 7 років тому +1

    Kook ladz.you two should of been called the beaver brothers.ha ha thanks for sharing

  • @cluelessbeekeeping1322
    @cluelessbeekeeping1322 3 роки тому +3

    That is so badass!

  • @CaptainEverythingHumorandMore
    @CaptainEverythingHumorandMore 7 років тому +2

    What a great idea. Love the do with what you got attitude. Thanks guys. Take care.

  • @AndyCollier
    @AndyCollier 7 років тому +3

    Why would you need a vice?? Set the saw down on a log and sharpen it.... I have never used or even heard of a vice for sharpening your chainsaw.

    • @MrThenry1988
      @MrThenry1988 7 років тому

      Andy Collier
      lol. I haven't either. At the house I set the saw on the bench.
      definitely a good idea.

    • @simeonandalex
      @simeonandalex  7 років тому

      Well sir, watch our video about sharpening a chain saw. If you have never given it a try you can't say it won't make it 5% sharper. Just sayin...

  • @thomasgronek6469
    @thomasgronek6469 7 років тому +2

    BRILLIANT !!! Thank you for a nice video, and a GREAT education !

  • @bobtunbridge7996
    @bobtunbridge7996 7 років тому +3

    but how do I make that vice with a blunt chainsaw to get it sharp in the first place ha ha

    • @wepntech
      @wepntech 7 років тому +1

      plan ahead do it earlier in case you need it. and even without the vce it is plenty doable to sharpen it up a bit without the vice. just this is better. also can be used for other things too. might be a nice way to make a quick vice for some woodworking projects as well. might try it some time myself.

  • @mmanut
    @mmanut 7 років тому

    Very Clever, Enjoy watching someone who is good at his craft!! Thanks Guys, Vinny

  • @clydemacphee625
    @clydemacphee625 7 років тому +3

    what is the black handle gizmo on the throttle side?

    • @peterandersson1416
      @peterandersson1416 7 років тому

      Right hand kickback protection. Works in the same way as the brake on the left hand handle.

    • @clydemacphee625
      @clydemacphee625 7 років тому

      Peter Andersson oh okay thanks, i owned 5 different saws and never seen this before.

    • @Martinkay10
      @Martinkay10 7 років тому

      It is also only on the newer Husqvarna saws. :) It is called a Trio break.

    • @clydemacphee625
      @clydemacphee625 7 років тому

      Martin K oh okay, I thought maybe just on the smaller saws, I have a newer 365xpg but it doesn't have it.

    • @510Redneck
      @510Redneck 7 років тому

      I think its only available on the 550xp if I remember right, I got 5 new huskys ranging in size and none of them have it but remember seeing it on a 550 at the shop.

  • @techknowtim
    @techknowtim 7 років тому +1

    Nice trick. Cool to know that and maybe someday I'll have a use for it. But it is much easier to make a small plunge cut and then insert the saw in that to sharpen it.

  • @stavrosathas250
    @stavrosathas250 7 років тому +4

    You dont need a vice to sharpen your chain....

  • @maehay4065
    @maehay4065 7 років тому

    That is the first time I've seen that done! Thank you for sharing this tip for folks who cut wood👍👍👍👍

  • @jmilligandesign
    @jmilligandesign 7 років тому +2

    how did I get to this video

  • @Flexaret
    @Flexaret 7 років тому

    I have to say I've never seen that method before, I was watching wondering why Tim was widening the cut but it made sense when I saw he created a vice, very clever. I normally use a stump vice but will definitely give Tim's solution a try.
    Thanks Tim & Simeon

  • @bonesrhodes3762
    @bonesrhodes3762 5 років тому +5

    ------ roll the nose of the saw into the tree and do a plunge through the tree: shut the saw off and sharpen the portion of the chain sticking out - the weight of the saw will hold it in place. Pick the weight off and roll the chain to a not filed area and repeat until you do the whole chain. If you need it held better, jamb the bar with your wedge. Way less cutting and you can use a small ( 3 to 4 in ) tree for most saws: plus you can leave the tree and use it again and again - even for several years.

  • @voyrrr
    @voyrrr 7 років тому

    What a great thing to learn! Thank you very much, and hello from the
    North Carolina Mountains, USA

  • @nickc2708
    @nickc2708 7 років тому +3

    seems like a lot of work just to sharpen. just lock the clutch and sharpen

  • @raymondj8768
    @raymondj8768 7 років тому

    that is such a cool idea i love it keeps you from kneeling down in the snow n getting cold n wet

  • @luksurias
    @luksurias 5 років тому +6

    Ty, but this must be done before u need to sharpening chain😅

  • @FrankJayheather
    @FrankJayheather 7 років тому +2

    what can I say apart from Exalent !!! already turning it to use in trapping. so simple yet so effective.

  • @ronytannous4923
    @ronytannous4923 4 роки тому +3

    Or for $20 you can buy a stump vice.

  • @tekknorat
    @tekknorat 7 років тому +2

    Fantastic trick. Thanks for showing.

  • @pacovasda5955
    @pacovasda5955 7 років тому +3

    I take offense to smart people like this improperly using the term hack which means a modification to a device against the designer and against security's wishes. if you did not break into some type of security or make a modification very much specifically against the manufacturers with his specifically a modification that the manufacturer specifically tried to prevent then it's not a hack it's just a tip or even a trick but everyone is abusing the term hack

    • @garrymuir1442
      @garrymuir1442 7 років тому +1

      Lol, the term hack has long been used in the English language long before the IT era.

    • @TheIdeasGuy
      @TheIdeasGuy 7 років тому

      Paco Vasda while I am sure you are only joking, there are lots of young people in this world who will believe you so I will just clarify for them that you are not serious.
      Those of us who are a bit older know that the original meaning of the word 'hack' meant 'to chop or hue roughly'.
      Of course, 'life hacks' are quite simply ideas that 'hack' (or cut short) problems that we might encounter in life.
      But I know you already knew that. I'm just clarifying for the little children that you were joking.

    • @garrymuir1442
      @garrymuir1442 7 років тому

      Kind of, yes you are correct the term 'hack' is basically to chop, however in a colloquial or slang context the term hack has been used also in the context for example 'to have a go' or if someone can't do something 'they can't hack it'. Which was well before the IT era, and is not it's original intended meaning however is a term of it's use.

    • @pacovasda5955
      @pacovasda5955 7 років тому

      not sure why I can only reply publicly and not individually sometimes it's there sometimes it's not.
      regarding my comment of the improper use of "hack" I'm seeing several comments about traditional usage of the word, but like many words in the dictionary there are several spicifically defined different definitions for a given word depending on the exact usage. Context is key and regarding the non-information technology version of the usage of the word hack, that does mean to roughly whack, chop etc and that is the root of the it usage. "Although the code was proprietary in the security was heavy I was able to hack that code."
      You can see the relationship to original term but in the IT world it is used in this very specific way
      a computer hacker was never anyone that did not know deep deep code.
      the term life hack should apply to things like DNA resequencing or brainwashing hypnosis it should not be applied to putting a paperclip on your folded pocket money and calling it a "life hack".

    • @rickrodgers9277
      @rickrodgers9277 7 років тому

      You were wrong with your original statement and you took offense. Man up boy and apologize. And get off your high horse. Have a better day.

  • @speedster1fast1
    @speedster1fast1 7 років тому +2

    great video, I hope I can remember how to do it when I need it.

  • @gorrister2977
    @gorrister2977 6 років тому +3

    husqvarna got that little vice for filing your chain. you can smack it into a somp. works great.

    • @cheaphomesteading
      @cheaphomesteading 6 років тому

      Gorrister I need to get one

    • @kenb7145
      @kenb7145 6 років тому

      Gorrister. It's called a stump vise. $10 at Amazon.

  • @Tool19672
    @Tool19672 7 років тому +2

    Thanks for the information This will come in handy in a pinch .

  • @1129411
    @1129411 7 років тому +3

    waste of time, I always sharpen it right there by hand, anywhere. Just hold the bar and chain, then file - simple.

  • @natmorris
    @natmorris 7 років тому +1

    really cool hack, enjoying your chainsaw skills series

  • @OlJarhead
    @OlJarhead 7 років тому +3

    Seems like a waste of a tree and time to me. Anyone that has ever spent much time in the woods will always carry a spare sharpened chain(s), sprocket, and bar. I never waste my time in the woods sharpening chains. That is done later in the shop.

    • @Hisslave1
      @Hisslave1 7 років тому

      We never replace a chain in the field unless it gets damaged.

    • @no911x
      @no911x 7 років тому +2

      You should try it. It's pretty quick to toss a new chain on and much more enjoyable to sharpen 4-5 chains in the evening with a beer.

    • @Hisslave1
      @Hisslave1 7 років тому

      Okay, I'm getting on board, kinda. For the first time I wished I'd had a spare sharp chain for the 395 today. Did a lot of stump work with it and really dulled it down. I certainly would've changed it instead of sharpening. It's full comp and there's heck of a lot of teeth on a 105 dl chain. Smaller saws or skip tooth chains I'll still sharpen in the field.

  • @Darin-USMCB--
    @Darin-USMCB-- 6 років тому +2

    Very ingenious
    I've stumbled across several of your videos, found them all very helpful for future reference.

  • @Batzajla_99
    @Batzajla_99 5 років тому +3

    The comments on this video made me punch a wall. How can people be so stupid and negative...

  • @telephonerock
    @telephonerock 7 років тому +1

    My dad just always did it sitting down with the saw between his legs. Did it like that for 30 years and always worked just fine.

    • @simeonandalex
      @simeonandalex  7 років тому

      We do that too like we said in the video. If he never tried something else how do you know he wouldn't have gotten his chain 5% sharper that way...

  • @scottanderson7019
    @scottanderson7019 7 років тому +4

    So, you pinch it in the log and it is sharper? Am I missing something?

    • @onazram1
      @onazram1 7 років тому +2

      it's holding the saw so you can file the teeth

    • @MarkH10
      @MarkH10 7 років тому +2

      The saw won't move at all until the pressure is relieved, so you pull out your tool pouch and file away.

    • @strobaholic
      @strobaholic 7 років тому +1

      Scott Anderson you can sharpen your chain, or preform others maintenance tasks out in the field easier than working on the ground. The tree stump acts as a makeshift vice.

    • @Bundysvideos
      @Bundysvideos 7 років тому

      Lol! Was thinking the same almost.... so where does the sharpening come in?:p.

  • @troytreeguy
    @troytreeguy 7 років тому +2

    That is clever! What is that other lever on your saw at the rear? Auxiliary chain brake? How do you use that and does it not get in the way? Thanks and Be Well

  • @yiannispapadak
    @yiannispapadak 7 років тому +3

    waste of time and effort!!!

    • @evs251
      @evs251 7 років тому

      And waste of my time as well. Why was this recommended for me

  • @TheHardWayChannel
    @TheHardWayChannel 7 років тому +1

    That's a neat idea. I love learning new tricks of the trade.

  • @templarknight2400
    @templarknight2400 7 років тому +5

    it's so stupid how everything now is a hack? it's not a hack how is it controlled by a computer?

    • @DelkorYT
      @DelkorYT 7 років тому

      >hack is only defined in the field of computing
      >not being 12
      pick one

    • @samuelluria4744
      @samuelluria4744 7 років тому

      deklor - 1- Have a sense of humor. 2- Don't. Pick one.

    • @DelkorYT
      @DelkorYT 7 років тому

      Samuel Luria How do you know he's joking? There are actually people out there who say stuff like that.

    • @samuelluria4744
      @samuelluria4744 7 років тому

      True.

  • @dononthehill3092
    @dononthehill3092 7 років тому +1

    good idea. gives your back a rest. will be passing this idea on to friends.thanks

  • @slashdot33
    @slashdot33 7 років тому +4

    wast of time

  • @jasontaite9349
    @jasontaite9349 7 років тому

    I've been cutting for my home heat for almost 20 years. never even heard of that but I'm impressed. quite smart. I bend over enough all day picking up wood. easy way to improve ergonomics

  • @jakereeves8552
    @jakereeves8552 7 років тому +3

    How are you going to make the damn vise if your saw is dull