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Folks pay attention. This has changed my filing unbelievably. This channel has so much to offer, but the filing is a game changer.
@babalu11266 ай бұрын
Glad it has helped brother
@BuckinBillyRaySmith6 ай бұрын
@@BuckinBillyRaySmithdo you find on side of the file is sharper ? I turn the file until I really fell it cut
@cameronhamer94326 ай бұрын
Billie, I learned alot by watching your chainsaw filing! Thank You !!
@williamdyckman97046 ай бұрын
That is education. Thanks you Buckin' Billy Ray Smith, from Greece.
@dx636 ай бұрын
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Easiest way my grandfather taught me is like yourself. The way he always said the properly filled tooth on the chain should wrap around the file. The file should be wrapped around by the chain of the tooth. Love your show and experience and explanation. I have tuned many people to your channel and style as it’s the best. Was taught to do it properly the first time and every time from then on. Easy when you know how. Love you and God Bless. Keep up the amazing work and advice. John and Cathy Ontario
@johnstockdale40026 ай бұрын
This is a very good example of a simple life skill: If it isn't working, try something differently, search for answers, ask a friend, look up a video - whatever. The only time to quit is when something else is more important. I just had one of the best days in a very long time and what happens? I come home and am enthralled by someone skillfully sharpening a simple chain.
@jonmccormick68056 ай бұрын
We love you jon
@BuckinBillyRaySmith6 ай бұрын
Good day; I've been watching your videos, not for long but this video has taught me a lot about filing. Now I'm 74 years old, and no expert with saws, but I've done my fare share, never realized how to sharpen a chain properly, I've always used a 3/16 file. So I find out this old dog can still learn the proper way to do things, thank you. On another note, it is great seeing good Canadian content. I think there is to many people putting BS on here, GO CANADA!!!
@crippledrider6 ай бұрын
What's your experience about file hitting the drivers? I mean when teeth are truly wearing out and getting shallow, in that point it's hard to file without hitting them. Is it rare chain to be snapped caused by damaged drivers?
@19Kamau7929 күн бұрын
I’m doing much better filing since I’ve been watching your videos over the last few years. I used to use a dremel tool. Now I’m using good quality files. Thanks to you Buckin!
@randiegadberry54486 ай бұрын
BBR gave me back my life after losing my wife. I no longer need a shrink or grief counseling and I no longer need to watch spiritual and motivational videos except these. Know what I’m saying? This IS my path to healing now. Thank you Buckin’. Taking my life back one stroke at a time! Woohoo
@basically_living6 ай бұрын
Good man. Grief is natural. It sounds like you were very close to her. She would definitely want you to enjoy your remaining years. You can do that and miss her at the same time. I hope that all is as good as it can be.
@letsdothis90636 ай бұрын
Totally get what you're saying. Postive, healing energy in Buckin's videos. Soul calming. Restoring. Peace, brother.
@OnceUponAnotherTime6 ай бұрын
BBR is merely a vessel; it is GOD Who is Healing you Through BBR 👍🏾💜🙏🏾✝️💪🏾
@pauls.23086 ай бұрын
Listen. Grieving is part of life. You can't let it drown you, though. Take whatever time you need, get it out. Then tie your boots and start getting after it. I'm sorry for your loss.
@justindevincentz2085 ай бұрын
I’ve heard tell of this Billy Ray character. I am 10 seconds into the video and if I don’t hear the man talk about getting the gullet then I’m shutting it down. Word on the street is you got to get that gullet fellas.
@traviscarr65365 ай бұрын
Ah brother you're a living ,breathing treasure trove of knowledge. No one can watch your videos all the way through and not gain needed information. Always look forward to learning and hopefully being able to get better. Hope you and yours are all safe.
@ClellWise6 ай бұрын
These chain sharpening videos are among the best and most important ones you make because sawing with a sharp chain vs a beat up chain is the difference between day and night. This is why you need to do a video on this topic every several months (which you do)...to get to the newbies to the channel. I'm a weekend warrior who lives in the woods and I've used a chainsaw for 50 years and just recently learned from you about the gullet. Oh Lord, what a difference. 50 years! Where have you been my whole life?!
@joesixpack83056 ай бұрын
Nice close up shots where there is no question as to what is right and wrong in filing. I have filled for many years and how much I have learned to improve is amazing. As you say it’s all about the filing. 👍♥️
@martyrutter36306 ай бұрын
Yeah, that's one of the best things about this vid, his camerawork was excellent. He was conscious of not shadowing and placing his hands in positions that gave the viewer a great view.
@MrBilld756 ай бұрын
I freaking love it. I started using power saws a few years back and instantly used your older sharpening videos as gospel. Now I can add this to the list. I watch them on Saturday morning while I drink coffee waiting for the sun to come up and get started in the woods.
@mattburleson26516 ай бұрын
Your Stripes and Kansas inferences have got me smiling. Long video, but necessary, and very enlightening to the art of chainsaw sharpening. No one else has explained this, period. Your macro camera view is excellent. 'Thank very much...fm
@faymetcall728612 күн бұрын
Watching this video(twice) I've come to the conclusion I've wasted about forty years doing it wrong Billy. Thank you for your instruction on all things chainsawing and especially on the chain side of things. You're a gent! Cheers from H B. N Z
@cliffjenkins64196 ай бұрын
Not wasted brothe Cliff just more prepared for better application now
@BuckinBillyRaySmith6 ай бұрын
I came here years ago just to learn how to file my own chains. Ive gotten pretty good with this knowledge but a refresher is always nice. I love when buddies with bigger nicer saws cant figure out how my smaller and midsized saws can cut circles around them. Keep the faith Brother. God bless.
@neilmoore38566 ай бұрын
I get the gullet ... I put a good edge on the tooth and I get under that top plate or whatever it's called... and I learned it all from your videos. Thanks Buckin'. Not kidding: I cut with the same chain with no sharpening for 3 years. Not a lot of cutting...just yard maintenance but still... Then I watched your Chainsaw Sharpening School video and my lord! Chips were flying! After that I only got better. I know that I already said thanks Billy...but thanks!
@smorgdonkey6 ай бұрын
I’ve learned so much from your videos. Your sharpening has helped me so much. Me and my saws are thanking you ✊🏻
@tylertailby48466 ай бұрын
Buckin up to a couple years ago when I found you I couldn't file worth a damn. Now it's such a joy to run a saw. Thank you!
@virginiahunter14566 ай бұрын
I thought my chain was in rough shape I sent you pics of the other night…..until I saw this nightmare of a chain. You brought it back to life! Great video as always, just more awesome info I needed. Thanks @Buckin’ Billy Ray
@Mtntopwoodshop6 ай бұрын
I haven't used a guide since watching your videos. You gave me 100% confidence in my abilities and this one is a great refresher that nails it all down. Out of ALLLL the videos I've watched, you're the best. You explain it like no other and, you just happen to live nearby. Thank you for sharing the knowledge!
@frenchyG6 ай бұрын
Nice wisdom my friend.. I’m making my kid watch close so I can quit filing his saws for him. Sometimes another adult can explain in a way your kid will listen too. I don’t know how you can deal with that chain loose on the bar.. I have to tension my chain or I rock the tooth back too much. I may push too hard on my file, but an old machinist once told me “a cutting tool stays sharper longer be it a file, blade, or drill bit”. If its cutting it stays sharp, if its skipping then it dulls quicker. *edit now that I’ve watched more on the video I can see your quick tension system I LIKE IT Looks good Buckin, you’re a good teacher and a great friend!
@Brandon.Fischer6 ай бұрын
All these years of hearing "get the gullet" and I finally have a clear idea of what that is. thanks Buckin, yu are a wealth of knowledge (and entertainment)
@fryloc3596 ай бұрын
Wow I just recently started filing my own chains and this video is an absolute game changer. I appreciate you taking the time to do an in depth video so a novice like myself can really understand what your going for . Thanks again Billy Ray
@robertstack34036 ай бұрын
I been cutting trees for around 20 years and for me learning how to sharpen a saw has been the most challenging thing for me to learn, I get by but I know I can do better, Thank you for taking the time to teach us your way
@mercedeslindigenous42196 ай бұрын
The title of this video is spot on. I just shared it with 10 people. This is your best fileling video to date for me and my family and friends. Thank You Buckin. I have small saws that keep up with big saws thanks to your sharpening videos.
@vincentnail28816 ай бұрын
Im not a tree guy, felling feller or anything of the sort. I'm a welder, but boy, do i love power saws. Anything 2 stroke, honestly. I live on the md/pa line, and wood is my source of heat in the winter. Watching buckin changed my firewood experience. Heck, life experience. I went out in the garage a few years ago when i started watching, put the saws in the vice, and got to work. I went starred cutting, and the thing was jumping all over the place. I said what the heck. Maybe it doesn't work with hardwood. Nope, i took 2 seconds, thought about what i was doing, and rewatched the videos. I wasn't putting the racker gauge on right all this time. Hit those rackers and man was she hungry. I loved it. Instantly hooked on filing. Even the little T-handle stihl was getting after it after the filings. She's old. I can't remember what model off the top of my head, but it's a good 25 years old. I do use a file guide when im out in the field and dont have a vice. There, i said it. Go ahead and start busting my chops.
@justindevincentz2085 ай бұрын
Thank you Buckin for taking the time to explain sharping a powersaw. Your older videos of sharping helped me fine tune my sharping skills. Love it Brother. Thanks again.
@rugerfarming53876 ай бұрын
The tutorials make this channel GREAT. Get the Gullet
@JoeRainis1566 ай бұрын
Thank you Buckin that was great. I’m still working on my filing and this one certainly helps. Great meeting you at Bunyan. Love ya Scott Kearney
@scottkearney66476 ай бұрын
You sir taught me to file 3-4 years ago on this here interweb and I'm thankfull.
@timtrax918artisan86 ай бұрын
Best sharpening video I’ve ever seen. Great close-up photography and terminology for the beginner. Thank you.
@Oldman8996 ай бұрын
I finally have a better understanding about rakers & how to file them... thank you for still sharing your knowledge with us! I love when you show your wood stove with a beautiful fire roaring inside...God Bless ya Buckin 👍😊🪵💪🪓✝️☮️
@laurarosekrug7776 ай бұрын
Excellent educational video. I’ve learned a lot from you over the years. I only hand sharpen my saw chains now. Thank you Billy Ray!
@SilvasSmallMining6 ай бұрын
After numerous videos on sharpening, I finally GOT it, The ski jump made all the difference, Thank you Billy, much obliged!
@fogan3336 ай бұрын
Been a while since I have watched you Buckin’ and I don’t know why. You are the best. Incredible video and your attitude is infectious. Thank you!!!
@davidfrette77213 ай бұрын
Friend.......I love these videos and your delivery to the crowd. What a great teacher. Thank you , sir.
@J.R.Bowlsby2 ай бұрын
I can appreciate a Buckin Get the Gullet filing video as the next man, especially when served with a bit of "told you so" in it for the unbelievers!😎👌
@peterlubbers59476 ай бұрын
Mr Smith, Just wanted to say thank you for this video and it's lessons. I have been a seasonal wood cutter for years and just tried to figure out how to sharpen a chain on my own. This video really helped me I tried what you showed and made a huge difference. Thank you again Sir for your time and lessons.
@scottwilloughby39076 ай бұрын
These videos go by fast since the quality of info is so high. I don't have to cut much, but my chain is always in tip top shape thanks to all of your sharpening videos on this channel. Thanks.
@split1506 ай бұрын
So as a young male over the years of watching good old buckin I've learned so much more about my powersaws and the proper ways to take care of my tools and be a better man in the process. Hope there's more out there that will get the same from this amazing man
@crawlerking986 ай бұрын
Glad you are here . Thx friend
@BuckinBillyRaySmith6 ай бұрын
Wow buckin, so crystal clear when you explain stuff, so passionate, i feel myself being better just by watching your videos, thx for all the tips my friend, have a wonderful day!!
@thepredator666qc46 ай бұрын
Awesome video brother!! I watched a sharpening video you posted several years ago i believe, and it was a game changer for me!! I have taken your knowlege that you shared, and have shown other people how to correctly sharpen a chain free hand with a round file!! Im serious!!! I had every gadget, 2 in1, roller gauge, contraption shaklanker tool they made, and i havent touched one in years😊😊 this IS the only way to sharpen for me know. Thanks a ton Buckin for your knowledge of powersaw chain sharpening, and sharing it with all of us!! God bless friend, and much love from my family to yours✌️🤙👍👍🤝🌳🌳🌲🌲🪵🪓
@danbarth94216 ай бұрын
Buckin, Thank you for this video. I love watching all your videos. Tthe message you give it is awesome. I wish more people in this world were kind. Positive uplifting and informitive. Thank you again. Good man.
@andrewhamilton-ey7po6 ай бұрын
Thank you sir for this fantastic video. I was raised by a log cutter and have watched him my whole life. Watching this video is one of the best ways I have ever seen it done and explained. I'll definitely be trying all this out on my next filing job.
@fordlav6 ай бұрын
Great information, I started sharpening my chains after watching a video of yours, you explained the process in great detail so at that point is when I started sharpening myself, I get a much sharper chain, throws big shavings and last longer than when I used to take the chains in for sharpening.
@papascruffy6 ай бұрын
Hey Buckin! We met at the Paul Bunyan Show and you signed a bar cover for me. Glad to see a filing video again!
@FirewoodfromtheSawmill6 ай бұрын
Hey from Washington but I wish I would OF SEEN THIS VIDEO LONG AGO LOL, I would say Sthil, Husky, or whatever the person uses but should make this their step 1 before for using a saw. I have seen many videos trying to perfect the craft of making and getting a sharp lasting chain and just really the importance for a home owner or regular Joe as myself THE IMPORTANCE of making sure the saftey aspect of correctly sharpened chain is needed. I Commend you for putting the time in to making videos such as this one and really think some of these companies if not all of them should pick up this video as a starter video for a owner to watch. I now have a few years under me and watched people destroy their chains not understanding the process of your video you have so kindly and passionately made. THANK YOU BUCKIN BILLY from a man that is working his way out from the darkness you bring the world knowledge without fear from everything that I watched with your videos. Now Ive got to go get some new files I have work to do..
@jermyvan973 ай бұрын
Welcome to the buckin army 🪖 Spread the love Increase the peace ✌️❤️🌲🪵🪓🐝
@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE2 ай бұрын
Brilliant instructions Billy. Never have used a guide to sharpen, but this video has really lifted my sharpening skills for sure. Thanks for your time and effort.
@painterman2356 ай бұрын
The fellow that use to cut my trees and split my wood....died. I'm having to learn exactly how to file a chain and this is the BEST explaination of such on you tube, barr none!!!! :):) I can not thank you enough for the time you took explaining and showing, over and over....I got it!!!
@mbsloop12725 ай бұрын
Welcome to the buckin army 🪖 Spread the love Increase the peace ✌️❤️🌲🪵🪓🐝
@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE5 ай бұрын
This the best video yet on chainsaw chain sharpening. I do wood cravings with chainsaws, but when the chain got dull, I couldn't get it back sharpen. This video made me a pro cause my chainsaw cuts better the factory chain. I mean, it cuts so fast and clean!! Thank you sir
@torranceholmes32684 ай бұрын
Welcome to the buckin army 🪖 Spread the love Increase the peace Happy new year ✌️❤️🌲🪵🪓🐝
@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE4 ай бұрын
The flat file used to be my raker gauge 😂 until I found this channel sooo much easier and faster to use a raker gauge
@andrewketchum50986 ай бұрын
This is the one. I’m going to the garage to file my saws. Thank you Billy Ray for sharing your knowledge and experience.
@loganwagner89516 ай бұрын
Bucking is the best, I’ve learned more about powersaws, axes, and filing. overall one of the best most positive mentalities in life. You got me into one of the most satisfying careers i love, without killing myself.
@phantomxridah6 ай бұрын
Thank you so much Buckin!!!!! You have helped me out TREMENDOUSLY when it comes to filing my chain!!!! So many people tell you wrong information - they mean well. However I learned from you! Thank You so much! So many people say do 2 -3 strokes per tooth to get your chain sharp then call it quits, when its dull - please not always. Ya in a perfect world sure, However that's not the case in all situations, I learned from you, you keep filling that chain till it's sharp!! SO MANY VARIABLES!!! Buckin will tell you - You should file your tooth TILL IT IS SHARP he don't care if that one tooth takes 2 strokes and another takes 30 strokes!!!!! DON'T LISTEN TO PEOPLE THAT ARE FOOLISH!!!!! Sharpen that tooth till it is Sharp!!! If you want your chain to pull your saw through the log = THE SAW CAN FEED ITSELF... OK!! - 3 things that are important to pay attention to in your chain filing if you want your saw to feed itself so to speak!! 1- Gut the Gullet, 2- Rackers need to be filed at the proper depth or more aggressive !!!! AND, & AND, & AND 3- Which I was totally surprised and didn't know the,, TOP OF THE TOOTH NEEDS TO BE SHARP AS WELL!!!!!!! If that tooth is not sharp on the TOP IT WILL NOT PULL YOUR SAW THROUGH THE WOOD regardless of racker height from my experience !!!! Sorry to bother you Buckin, but is not everything i just said true?????? YES OR NO?????
@jamiebrooks559719 күн бұрын
Had to sharpen 3 chains until i got what you show in this video. You helped me a lot. Thank you. Thanks for the experiance i was able to gain.
@glotzfisch3 ай бұрын
Welcome to the buckin army 🪖 Spread the love Increase the peace ✌️❤️🌲🪵🪓🐝
@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE2 ай бұрын
Until i found Buckin Billys sharpening videos I got 3 or more new chains a year, now I have not bought a new chain for 3 years now... Best on KZhead...
@markj2844 ай бұрын
Always enjoy your videos and personality/positivity Whenever I need a good chuckle and smile I click on one of your videos Plus for the bonus I learn something every time Keep up the great work and thank you for taking us along
@garyhenion94596 ай бұрын
I usually never watch these kinds of video's all the way through, but intended or not listening 2 you talk is hilarious (in a good way). Anyway after 20 years I think I finally learned how to sharpen chains now.
@Blackstone1752 ай бұрын
Ya know I have to agree, this is the best chainsaw sharpening video yet. It totally amazes me how many full grown men don't know how to sharpen a chain. They really don't, not even with the cheater bars or whatever you call em. I grew up with a chainsaw in my hands and I had to learn young. I understand this mans anguish I truly do. Thanks for the video brother.
@iamthemanwho412 ай бұрын
Incredible description,I finally got, get the gullet. Thanks for all the different angles,Buckin, this has to be one of my favorite videos.
@redbeard66066 ай бұрын
I had NO idea how to sharpen a chain and NOW I know ! Thank you !!! 1. 7/32" file ! 2. Hit it down and hard ! 3. Level out the file and hit it softer until the tooth is straight ! Thanks so much !
@al_boehm4 ай бұрын
Good recap thanks, I screen shot that. Very helpful too
@adventurerhoades2 ай бұрын
Happy to see an updated sharpening video I send these to all my friends after working with them for a day. After painfully watching them burn a tank per tree.
@highonahill5 ай бұрын
Well brother, I see I've been doing it a little wrong for a long time. I have something to change since watching this video. But it's not the first time I've learned something from your videos... and I'm sure it won't be my last. Thank you so much for your work on these videos and taking the time to teach. It's knowledge like yours that needs to be shared and I'm certainly glad you do. What I like is you're not trying to sale us anything... you're just sharing your knowledge and experience with us. I appreciate that Billy Ray
@Tim-MCMLVIII6 ай бұрын
I’ve watched several your videos This is by far the best tutorial on chainsaw sharpening I’ve ever seen. Much appreciated
@davedavidson96386 ай бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@BuckinBillyRaySmith6 ай бұрын
This video helped me so much!!! Ive seen a lot of your file videos but, this one with the close up's and different angles helped me to see what you were talking about.
@swiftyuras16 ай бұрын
Wish I could like this video twice, thank you buckin for your great wealth of knowledge!
@RocklandRednecks6 ай бұрын
Had the pleasure of asking my dad for some guidance on my saw chain sharpness. He cleared utility lines in his youth and he suggested that I was over sharpening and the C gullet was too pronounced and may lead to chipping on the top of the front edge of the cutting tooth (which it had). The capital C tooth gullet he recommended matched yours exactly versus the lower case C that I was using. Also, I was a wee bit high with the rakers so taking those down also helped. In short, thank you for sharing! Feels great when you receive good advice/guidance and makes life even better when you can help out others and share in your way.
@davejenkya6 ай бұрын
Absolute Master Class in all things filing and demonstrating what a tooth/top plate/gullet should look like. Thank you BBR!
@chamberb015 ай бұрын
I love watching your videos about sharpening chains. I learned so much from you. Great video keep them coming.👍
@deanmoore4206 ай бұрын
Evolution of a saw-man. Appreciate you sharing the knowledge and imparting wisdom. God bless!
@johncothren8861Ай бұрын
You did a Fine job. I had a sharpening business for a while, mainly pocket knives, but I was the ONLY power hedge trimmer sharpener doing it professionally for my area. I had folks come from fifty miles away, they would say, to get their bars hand sharpened. I did quite a few chainsaws as well. What this fellow is showing is absolutely correct! He showed how the tooth tapers off, the more it's used. The top of the rake HAS TO have the same percent of drop, all the time. If the rake height is the same height as the top of the tooth, it's NOT going to take much of a bite...but you don't want a hugh height difference either or you'll BOG THE SAW!!! I'm in my seventies now and only sharpen my own stuff and my close friends, sissors, knives loppers and power mowing blades and refuse payment. It's an art I enjoy-joy and an honor that they remember me for SOMETHING. THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO. Bill, from Tn. 🇺🇸
@general510423 күн бұрын
Hey Buckin, I love your videos and your old videos definitely helped me perfect my form for filing. A we’ll sharpened chain IMHO can and will do more than porting. Much love buckin
@conormichael79646 ай бұрын
Super videography! 👊 Super tutorial!👊 I’ve watched them all by now, I think. Thank you for taking the time to produce such stunning videos. 🙏
@randallhaislip30976 ай бұрын
Thank you very much, Mr. Ray! You just removed all the fear and confusion I had for filing my own chains. I always just tossed a chain out when it got dull. Now, I am going to go to town on a few chains that I set aside for that day that I learned how to file a chain and I am confident after watching this video that I can do it.
@eastTN5 ай бұрын
Buckin you are so good at explaining the why that's the most important part of teaching thank you Buckin you are a legend!!!!
@edwardpriestley27476 ай бұрын
The best sharpening video ive ever watched. The more you file with the knowledge you give the better one becomes. Thank you Buckin fir sharing. Learning all the time.
@seanpierce33946 ай бұрын
You are the BEST!!!! buckin, you are correct best video on sharpening EVER!!! thank u sir for taking the time to make this video. This old dog learned a new trick!
@tlpoutdoorsman5 ай бұрын
A great video, Thanks Buckin! Learned here and it changed everything, yes it did! Big grins, nice chips, and fast cuts all the time.
@byronroubanes16176 ай бұрын
Getting better little by little thanks to this man. What a legend. Incredible content and knowledge here, and hilarious at the same time! Thank you sir!
@azevedojeff5 ай бұрын
Unbelievable. So comprehensive love it man. Helped me remember some things i had forgotten/been taught back in the early 90’s while i worked on a fire crew. Really appreciate this video and yes it may have been long but it surely needed to be. Thank you thank you thank you. 🙏
@cardboardcrawlersrc88054 ай бұрын
Not even 20 seconds in and I got excited. I love your videos watch them everyday
@lanesherer90556 ай бұрын
WOW, I am ready to get my chains in shape now. Thank You Buckin, God Bless!
@MegaBraunie6 ай бұрын
This is a great video! Always helps to hear and learn. And also the message of positivity, and kindness, and love always breaks through!!
@jacobreiter95116 ай бұрын
This is absolutely the best video on KZhead for sharpening. This cleared so much up for me that i had trouble wrapping my head around. Thank you thank you thank you.
@Duramaxturbo5 ай бұрын
Thank you for taking the time and effort to show the filing action and the close up view of what is an extremely good tutorial of how to get a good sharp cutting tooth. Thank you.
@user-os3ci3if1s3 ай бұрын
These filing videos are what brought me to Buckin’s channel so many years ago. I was watching some other channel (rhymes with Manglerstar) and he was spouting off with some insults about soy boys and a bunch of other nonsense and I thought there must be somebody out there who actually knows what they are doing and who has a different energy. Well, here he is… the real deal. I don’t know how many times I have watched and re-watched Buckin’s sharpening videos and I learn something every time. My filing is so good now that when I took my saw in for a repair the guy who owns the local saw shop thought I was cheating on him and taking my saw to a different shop to have my chains sharpened. I told him I did it myself and who taught me. He wanted the name of the channel… probably a subscriber now, too. 😅
@alanpettibone6 ай бұрын
The creator in question has gone off the deep end.
@MrTony0796 ай бұрын
Yes, have left that channel far behind as well. Never leave Buckin’s on a low note. 😄🇨🇦
@leebdj19496 ай бұрын
Amazing video, thanks Buckin for the great info. The video angles helped me understand the filing process. Can’t wait to revive my beat up chains. Take care and God Bless 👍🏿
@mattschnelle93306 ай бұрын
Hi from England. I’ve recently purchased my first chainsaw, a McCulloch CS340. As soon as I found your videos, I’ve been hooked. Not only are you a great tutor, but you are so funny, I find myself smiling all the way through your videos. Also your merch’ is great, especially the suspenders👍
@Catweazzle3 ай бұрын
I just got a master class in sharpening chain watching this video. Those hands have sharpened a lot of chain! Thanks Buckin’ Billy.
@centsofhumor5 ай бұрын
Been doing my own chains as a non pro for almost 30 years and when in my shed and I must of found 50 chains I neglected, never sharpened after the first use and just replaced them. So today is sharpening day and this channel is the only one I'll take tips from
@slg73004 ай бұрын
Billy ray, thanks for the lesson on filing. Just bought my first saw, I know next to nothing about it. My Grandad was a faller in his younger days and from him I learned alot about swinging an axe, sadly tho I didn't pay attention when he had the saw out.. this video was helpful, thanks.
@ltwade85226 ай бұрын
Excellent
@BuckinBillyRaySmith6 ай бұрын
Hi Billy Ray. I've watched many of your videos and find them interesting and informative, especially this one on sharpening. I'm an occasional-use saw user and sharpen my own. Over the past four years, I bought three Stihl saws, where cutting dead wood on my property and the woman's next door keeps me busy. I burn 3 to 4 cord a year. The 261C with a 20 inch bar, the 400C with an Oregon 24 inch, and a 500i with a 25 inch are the saws. For me this is more of a hobby than necessity. But, it keeps me fit, I enjoy the work, and I like being self-sufficient. Despite how sharp they are, the saws are not cutting freely as yours do. I too have back issues and prefer to stand straight not having to bend or squat while I cut. I meticulously sharpened all three saws this week after watching this video. I have the chain on the 261C looking like the factory 16 inch I use occasionally, and use a 3/16" file. The 400C has a decent gullet and the best looking "C" shaped teeth with a 13/64" file. The 500i being the newest saw has only been sharpened three times with a 13/64" file. So, I am still able to follow the factory filing. I am disappointed at how the saws cut. I find myself bending or squatting to cut, and using the felling spikes rather than standing straighter. With the 500i, I have to push down hard to cut effectively with the end of the bar, otherwise the saw four-strokes. The 400 cuts the best, but the chips are small despite the raker filing. The 261 does ok for a small powered saw and a smaller chain. I have filed the rakers beyond Stihl's recommended setting of 0.026" on all three saws. Am I missing something? Should I be using the 7/32" file on the larger saws. What about the rakers?
@user-mh9fi7si1vАй бұрын
Thank you 🙏 this is definitely upping my sharpening game!! Also the house decorations are on point!!
@practacticaloutdoorsandthi69626 ай бұрын
Finally, I have poor vision and this helped a lot and have been bucking up downed oak. The explanation is good and it sharpened well. Thanks again friend.
@mike77Z8 күн бұрын
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@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE8 күн бұрын
Buckin your videos have helped me on my tree climbing journey immensely
@MassiveRam6 ай бұрын
❤very impressed, your filing makes lots of sense.!
@gunterbecker85286 ай бұрын
I have been an arborist for many years and sharpening is always an elusive pursuit. These videos are great. I watched some last night and today my saw cut like a wood eating beast. Thanks!
@mattd60863 ай бұрын
One of the best video's Ive ever watched, from any channel! Top notch. Lots of educational value in this one. Not that you don't put them out. I just get this one extra. Thank you Ive never have never understood the values or function of each tooth like this before. I hardly ever use the powersaw. Ive cut three trees in the last three years. ( no not Christmas trees😂) Its just not my field, but just like sharpening a drill bit, you want to do it right when you go at it. Thank you and ....thank you
@damonsmith88016 ай бұрын
A masterclass in filing imo, it’s definitely an art form to be able to sharpen a chain . I started out new in the chainsaw game last year and was never shown how to sharpen a chain properly and had no fun as a result. That had to change and one day I stumbled across your channel and filing videos, Best thing that could have happened. I’ve watched every one of your filing videos and been like the proverbial sponge soaking up as much of your knowledge as possible, taking it away and putting it into practice, I went through two or three chains practicing and learning, making mistakes along the way. I’m happy to say now though that I can get a chain really sharp and the difference is night and day from when I first started out, So Thanks Buckin’ Your videos have been a game changer for me, thanks for sharing your knowledge and wisdom and your personality on top makes for amazing content. ❤ Sending Peace, happiness and positivity from over the pond in the U.K.
@skylinefan34652 ай бұрын
Really Good Job Mr. Buckin’!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.
@Horan.RealEstate6 ай бұрын
Thank you much. Since I switched to your method my chains have really came to life.
@lonnieholbert88986 ай бұрын
Highly appreciate your time you took on this.
@ThePeoplesGardener6 ай бұрын
Buckin, these sharping videos are my favorite. Great topic!
Folks pay attention. This has changed my filing unbelievably. This channel has so much to offer, but the filing is a game changer.
Glad it has helped brother
@@BuckinBillyRaySmithdo you find on side of the file is sharper ? I turn the file until I really fell it cut
Billie, I learned alot by watching your chainsaw filing! Thank You !!
That is education. Thanks you Buckin' Billy Ray Smith, from Greece.
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Easiest way my grandfather taught me is like yourself. The way he always said the properly filled tooth on the chain should wrap around the file. The file should be wrapped around by the chain of the tooth. Love your show and experience and explanation. I have tuned many people to your channel and style as it’s the best. Was taught to do it properly the first time and every time from then on. Easy when you know how. Love you and God Bless. Keep up the amazing work and advice. John and Cathy Ontario
This is a very good example of a simple life skill: If it isn't working, try something differently, search for answers, ask a friend, look up a video - whatever. The only time to quit is when something else is more important. I just had one of the best days in a very long time and what happens? I come home and am enthralled by someone skillfully sharpening a simple chain.
We love you jon
Good day; I've been watching your videos, not for long but this video has taught me a lot about filing. Now I'm 74 years old, and no expert with saws, but I've done my fare share, never realized how to sharpen a chain properly, I've always used a 3/16 file. So I find out this old dog can still learn the proper way to do things, thank you. On another note, it is great seeing good Canadian content. I think there is to many people putting BS on here, GO CANADA!!!
What's your experience about file hitting the drivers? I mean when teeth are truly wearing out and getting shallow, in that point it's hard to file without hitting them. Is it rare chain to be snapped caused by damaged drivers?
I’m doing much better filing since I’ve been watching your videos over the last few years. I used to use a dremel tool. Now I’m using good quality files. Thanks to you Buckin!
BBR gave me back my life after losing my wife. I no longer need a shrink or grief counseling and I no longer need to watch spiritual and motivational videos except these. Know what I’m saying? This IS my path to healing now. Thank you Buckin’. Taking my life back one stroke at a time! Woohoo
Good man. Grief is natural. It sounds like you were very close to her. She would definitely want you to enjoy your remaining years. You can do that and miss her at the same time. I hope that all is as good as it can be.
Totally get what you're saying. Postive, healing energy in Buckin's videos. Soul calming. Restoring. Peace, brother.
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Listen. Grieving is part of life. You can't let it drown you, though. Take whatever time you need, get it out. Then tie your boots and start getting after it. I'm sorry for your loss.
I’ve heard tell of this Billy Ray character. I am 10 seconds into the video and if I don’t hear the man talk about getting the gullet then I’m shutting it down. Word on the street is you got to get that gullet fellas.
Ah brother you're a living ,breathing treasure trove of knowledge. No one can watch your videos all the way through and not gain needed information. Always look forward to learning and hopefully being able to get better. Hope you and yours are all safe.
These chain sharpening videos are among the best and most important ones you make because sawing with a sharp chain vs a beat up chain is the difference between day and night. This is why you need to do a video on this topic every several months (which you do)...to get to the newbies to the channel. I'm a weekend warrior who lives in the woods and I've used a chainsaw for 50 years and just recently learned from you about the gullet. Oh Lord, what a difference. 50 years! Where have you been my whole life?!
Nice close up shots where there is no question as to what is right and wrong in filing. I have filled for many years and how much I have learned to improve is amazing. As you say it’s all about the filing. 👍♥️
Yeah, that's one of the best things about this vid, his camerawork was excellent. He was conscious of not shadowing and placing his hands in positions that gave the viewer a great view.
I freaking love it. I started using power saws a few years back and instantly used your older sharpening videos as gospel. Now I can add this to the list. I watch them on Saturday morning while I drink coffee waiting for the sun to come up and get started in the woods.
Your Stripes and Kansas inferences have got me smiling. Long video, but necessary, and very enlightening to the art of chainsaw sharpening. No one else has explained this, period. Your macro camera view is excellent. 'Thank very much...fm
Watching this video(twice) I've come to the conclusion I've wasted about forty years doing it wrong Billy. Thank you for your instruction on all things chainsawing and especially on the chain side of things. You're a gent! Cheers from H B. N Z
Not wasted brothe Cliff just more prepared for better application now
I came here years ago just to learn how to file my own chains. Ive gotten pretty good with this knowledge but a refresher is always nice. I love when buddies with bigger nicer saws cant figure out how my smaller and midsized saws can cut circles around them. Keep the faith Brother. God bless.
I get the gullet ... I put a good edge on the tooth and I get under that top plate or whatever it's called... and I learned it all from your videos. Thanks Buckin'. Not kidding: I cut with the same chain with no sharpening for 3 years. Not a lot of cutting...just yard maintenance but still... Then I watched your Chainsaw Sharpening School video and my lord! Chips were flying! After that I only got better. I know that I already said thanks Billy...but thanks!
I’ve learned so much from your videos. Your sharpening has helped me so much. Me and my saws are thanking you ✊🏻
Buckin up to a couple years ago when I found you I couldn't file worth a damn. Now it's such a joy to run a saw. Thank you!
I thought my chain was in rough shape I sent you pics of the other night…..until I saw this nightmare of a chain. You brought it back to life! Great video as always, just more awesome info I needed. Thanks @Buckin’ Billy Ray
I haven't used a guide since watching your videos. You gave me 100% confidence in my abilities and this one is a great refresher that nails it all down. Out of ALLLL the videos I've watched, you're the best. You explain it like no other and, you just happen to live nearby. Thank you for sharing the knowledge!
Nice wisdom my friend.. I’m making my kid watch close so I can quit filing his saws for him. Sometimes another adult can explain in a way your kid will listen too. I don’t know how you can deal with that chain loose on the bar.. I have to tension my chain or I rock the tooth back too much. I may push too hard on my file, but an old machinist once told me “a cutting tool stays sharper longer be it a file, blade, or drill bit”. If its cutting it stays sharp, if its skipping then it dulls quicker. *edit now that I’ve watched more on the video I can see your quick tension system I LIKE IT Looks good Buckin, you’re a good teacher and a great friend!
All these years of hearing "get the gullet" and I finally have a clear idea of what that is. thanks Buckin, yu are a wealth of knowledge (and entertainment)
Wow I just recently started filing my own chains and this video is an absolute game changer. I appreciate you taking the time to do an in depth video so a novice like myself can really understand what your going for . Thanks again Billy Ray
I been cutting trees for around 20 years and for me learning how to sharpen a saw has been the most challenging thing for me to learn, I get by but I know I can do better, Thank you for taking the time to teach us your way
The title of this video is spot on. I just shared it with 10 people. This is your best fileling video to date for me and my family and friends. Thank You Buckin. I have small saws that keep up with big saws thanks to your sharpening videos.
Im not a tree guy, felling feller or anything of the sort. I'm a welder, but boy, do i love power saws. Anything 2 stroke, honestly. I live on the md/pa line, and wood is my source of heat in the winter. Watching buckin changed my firewood experience. Heck, life experience. I went out in the garage a few years ago when i started watching, put the saws in the vice, and got to work. I went starred cutting, and the thing was jumping all over the place. I said what the heck. Maybe it doesn't work with hardwood. Nope, i took 2 seconds, thought about what i was doing, and rewatched the videos. I wasn't putting the racker gauge on right all this time. Hit those rackers and man was she hungry. I loved it. Instantly hooked on filing. Even the little T-handle stihl was getting after it after the filings. She's old. I can't remember what model off the top of my head, but it's a good 25 years old. I do use a file guide when im out in the field and dont have a vice. There, i said it. Go ahead and start busting my chops.
Thank you Buckin for taking the time to explain sharping a powersaw. Your older videos of sharping helped me fine tune my sharping skills. Love it Brother. Thanks again.
The tutorials make this channel GREAT. Get the Gullet
Thank you Buckin that was great. I’m still working on my filing and this one certainly helps. Great meeting you at Bunyan. Love ya Scott Kearney
You sir taught me to file 3-4 years ago on this here interweb and I'm thankfull.
Best sharpening video I’ve ever seen. Great close-up photography and terminology for the beginner. Thank you.
I finally have a better understanding about rakers & how to file them... thank you for still sharing your knowledge with us! I love when you show your wood stove with a beautiful fire roaring inside...God Bless ya Buckin 👍😊🪵💪🪓✝️☮️
Excellent educational video. I’ve learned a lot from you over the years. I only hand sharpen my saw chains now. Thank you Billy Ray!
After numerous videos on sharpening, I finally GOT it, The ski jump made all the difference, Thank you Billy, much obliged!
Been a while since I have watched you Buckin’ and I don’t know why. You are the best. Incredible video and your attitude is infectious. Thank you!!!
Friend.......I love these videos and your delivery to the crowd. What a great teacher. Thank you , sir.
I can appreciate a Buckin Get the Gullet filing video as the next man, especially when served with a bit of "told you so" in it for the unbelievers!😎👌
Mr Smith, Just wanted to say thank you for this video and it's lessons. I have been a seasonal wood cutter for years and just tried to figure out how to sharpen a chain on my own. This video really helped me I tried what you showed and made a huge difference. Thank you again Sir for your time and lessons.
These videos go by fast since the quality of info is so high. I don't have to cut much, but my chain is always in tip top shape thanks to all of your sharpening videos on this channel. Thanks.
So as a young male over the years of watching good old buckin I've learned so much more about my powersaws and the proper ways to take care of my tools and be a better man in the process. Hope there's more out there that will get the same from this amazing man
Glad you are here . Thx friend
Wow buckin, so crystal clear when you explain stuff, so passionate, i feel myself being better just by watching your videos, thx for all the tips my friend, have a wonderful day!!
Awesome video brother!! I watched a sharpening video you posted several years ago i believe, and it was a game changer for me!! I have taken your knowlege that you shared, and have shown other people how to correctly sharpen a chain free hand with a round file!! Im serious!!! I had every gadget, 2 in1, roller gauge, contraption shaklanker tool they made, and i havent touched one in years😊😊 this IS the only way to sharpen for me know. Thanks a ton Buckin for your knowledge of powersaw chain sharpening, and sharing it with all of us!! God bless friend, and much love from my family to yours✌️🤙👍👍🤝🌳🌳🌲🌲🪵🪓
Buckin, Thank you for this video. I love watching all your videos. Tthe message you give it is awesome. I wish more people in this world were kind. Positive uplifting and informitive. Thank you again. Good man.
Thank you sir for this fantastic video. I was raised by a log cutter and have watched him my whole life. Watching this video is one of the best ways I have ever seen it done and explained. I'll definitely be trying all this out on my next filing job.
Great information, I started sharpening my chains after watching a video of yours, you explained the process in great detail so at that point is when I started sharpening myself, I get a much sharper chain, throws big shavings and last longer than when I used to take the chains in for sharpening.
Hey Buckin! We met at the Paul Bunyan Show and you signed a bar cover for me. Glad to see a filing video again!
Hey from Washington but I wish I would OF SEEN THIS VIDEO LONG AGO LOL, I would say Sthil, Husky, or whatever the person uses but should make this their step 1 before for using a saw. I have seen many videos trying to perfect the craft of making and getting a sharp lasting chain and just really the importance for a home owner or regular Joe as myself THE IMPORTANCE of making sure the saftey aspect of correctly sharpened chain is needed. I Commend you for putting the time in to making videos such as this one and really think some of these companies if not all of them should pick up this video as a starter video for a owner to watch. I now have a few years under me and watched people destroy their chains not understanding the process of your video you have so kindly and passionately made. THANK YOU BUCKIN BILLY from a man that is working his way out from the darkness you bring the world knowledge without fear from everything that I watched with your videos. Now Ive got to go get some new files I have work to do..
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Brilliant instructions Billy. Never have used a guide to sharpen, but this video has really lifted my sharpening skills for sure. Thanks for your time and effort.
The fellow that use to cut my trees and split my wood....died. I'm having to learn exactly how to file a chain and this is the BEST explaination of such on you tube, barr none!!!! :):) I can not thank you enough for the time you took explaining and showing, over and over....I got it!!!
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This the best video yet on chainsaw chain sharpening. I do wood cravings with chainsaws, but when the chain got dull, I couldn't get it back sharpen. This video made me a pro cause my chainsaw cuts better the factory chain. I mean, it cuts so fast and clean!! Thank you sir
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The flat file used to be my raker gauge 😂 until I found this channel sooo much easier and faster to use a raker gauge
This is the one. I’m going to the garage to file my saws. Thank you Billy Ray for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Bucking is the best, I’ve learned more about powersaws, axes, and filing. overall one of the best most positive mentalities in life. You got me into one of the most satisfying careers i love, without killing myself.
Thank you so much Buckin!!!!! You have helped me out TREMENDOUSLY when it comes to filing my chain!!!! So many people tell you wrong information - they mean well. However I learned from you! Thank You so much! So many people say do 2 -3 strokes per tooth to get your chain sharp then call it quits, when its dull - please not always. Ya in a perfect world sure, However that's not the case in all situations, I learned from you, you keep filling that chain till it's sharp!! SO MANY VARIABLES!!! Buckin will tell you - You should file your tooth TILL IT IS SHARP he don't care if that one tooth takes 2 strokes and another takes 30 strokes!!!!! DON'T LISTEN TO PEOPLE THAT ARE FOOLISH!!!!! Sharpen that tooth till it is Sharp!!! If you want your chain to pull your saw through the log = THE SAW CAN FEED ITSELF... OK!! - 3 things that are important to pay attention to in your chain filing if you want your saw to feed itself so to speak!! 1- Gut the Gullet, 2- Rackers need to be filed at the proper depth or more aggressive !!!! AND, & AND, & AND 3- Which I was totally surprised and didn't know the,, TOP OF THE TOOTH NEEDS TO BE SHARP AS WELL!!!!!!! If that tooth is not sharp on the TOP IT WILL NOT PULL YOUR SAW THROUGH THE WOOD regardless of racker height from my experience !!!! Sorry to bother you Buckin, but is not everything i just said true?????? YES OR NO?????
Had to sharpen 3 chains until i got what you show in this video. You helped me a lot. Thank you. Thanks for the experiance i was able to gain.
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Until i found Buckin Billys sharpening videos I got 3 or more new chains a year, now I have not bought a new chain for 3 years now... Best on KZhead...
Always enjoy your videos and personality/positivity Whenever I need a good chuckle and smile I click on one of your videos Plus for the bonus I learn something every time Keep up the great work and thank you for taking us along
I usually never watch these kinds of video's all the way through, but intended or not listening 2 you talk is hilarious (in a good way). Anyway after 20 years I think I finally learned how to sharpen chains now.
Ya know I have to agree, this is the best chainsaw sharpening video yet. It totally amazes me how many full grown men don't know how to sharpen a chain. They really don't, not even with the cheater bars or whatever you call em. I grew up with a chainsaw in my hands and I had to learn young. I understand this mans anguish I truly do. Thanks for the video brother.
Incredible description,I finally got, get the gullet. Thanks for all the different angles,Buckin, this has to be one of my favorite videos.
I had NO idea how to sharpen a chain and NOW I know ! Thank you !!! 1. 7/32" file ! 2. Hit it down and hard ! 3. Level out the file and hit it softer until the tooth is straight ! Thanks so much !
Good recap thanks, I screen shot that. Very helpful too
Happy to see an updated sharpening video I send these to all my friends after working with them for a day. After painfully watching them burn a tank per tree.
Well brother, I see I've been doing it a little wrong for a long time. I have something to change since watching this video. But it's not the first time I've learned something from your videos... and I'm sure it won't be my last. Thank you so much for your work on these videos and taking the time to teach. It's knowledge like yours that needs to be shared and I'm certainly glad you do. What I like is you're not trying to sale us anything... you're just sharing your knowledge and experience with us. I appreciate that Billy Ray
I’ve watched several your videos This is by far the best tutorial on chainsaw sharpening I’ve ever seen. Much appreciated
Glad it was helpful!
This video helped me so much!!! Ive seen a lot of your file videos but, this one with the close up's and different angles helped me to see what you were talking about.
Wish I could like this video twice, thank you buckin for your great wealth of knowledge!
Had the pleasure of asking my dad for some guidance on my saw chain sharpness. He cleared utility lines in his youth and he suggested that I was over sharpening and the C gullet was too pronounced and may lead to chipping on the top of the front edge of the cutting tooth (which it had). The capital C tooth gullet he recommended matched yours exactly versus the lower case C that I was using. Also, I was a wee bit high with the rakers so taking those down also helped. In short, thank you for sharing! Feels great when you receive good advice/guidance and makes life even better when you can help out others and share in your way.
Absolute Master Class in all things filing and demonstrating what a tooth/top plate/gullet should look like. Thank you BBR!
I love watching your videos about sharpening chains. I learned so much from you. Great video keep them coming.👍
Evolution of a saw-man. Appreciate you sharing the knowledge and imparting wisdom. God bless!
You did a Fine job. I had a sharpening business for a while, mainly pocket knives, but I was the ONLY power hedge trimmer sharpener doing it professionally for my area. I had folks come from fifty miles away, they would say, to get their bars hand sharpened. I did quite a few chainsaws as well. What this fellow is showing is absolutely correct! He showed how the tooth tapers off, the more it's used. The top of the rake HAS TO have the same percent of drop, all the time. If the rake height is the same height as the top of the tooth, it's NOT going to take much of a bite...but you don't want a hugh height difference either or you'll BOG THE SAW!!! I'm in my seventies now and only sharpen my own stuff and my close friends, sissors, knives loppers and power mowing blades and refuse payment. It's an art I enjoy-joy and an honor that they remember me for SOMETHING. THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO. Bill, from Tn. 🇺🇸
Hey Buckin, I love your videos and your old videos definitely helped me perfect my form for filing. A we’ll sharpened chain IMHO can and will do more than porting. Much love buckin
Super videography! 👊 Super tutorial!👊 I’ve watched them all by now, I think. Thank you for taking the time to produce such stunning videos. 🙏
Thank you very much, Mr. Ray! You just removed all the fear and confusion I had for filing my own chains. I always just tossed a chain out when it got dull. Now, I am going to go to town on a few chains that I set aside for that day that I learned how to file a chain and I am confident after watching this video that I can do it.
Buckin you are so good at explaining the why that's the most important part of teaching thank you Buckin you are a legend!!!!
The best sharpening video ive ever watched. The more you file with the knowledge you give the better one becomes. Thank you Buckin fir sharing. Learning all the time.
You are the BEST!!!! buckin, you are correct best video on sharpening EVER!!! thank u sir for taking the time to make this video. This old dog learned a new trick!
A great video, Thanks Buckin! Learned here and it changed everything, yes it did! Big grins, nice chips, and fast cuts all the time.
Getting better little by little thanks to this man. What a legend. Incredible content and knowledge here, and hilarious at the same time! Thank you sir!
Unbelievable. So comprehensive love it man. Helped me remember some things i had forgotten/been taught back in the early 90’s while i worked on a fire crew. Really appreciate this video and yes it may have been long but it surely needed to be. Thank you thank you thank you. 🙏
Not even 20 seconds in and I got excited. I love your videos watch them everyday
WOW, I am ready to get my chains in shape now. Thank You Buckin, God Bless!
This is a great video! Always helps to hear and learn. And also the message of positivity, and kindness, and love always breaks through!!
This is absolutely the best video on KZhead for sharpening. This cleared so much up for me that i had trouble wrapping my head around. Thank you thank you thank you.
Thank you for taking the time and effort to show the filing action and the close up view of what is an extremely good tutorial of how to get a good sharp cutting tooth. Thank you.
These filing videos are what brought me to Buckin’s channel so many years ago. I was watching some other channel (rhymes with Manglerstar) and he was spouting off with some insults about soy boys and a bunch of other nonsense and I thought there must be somebody out there who actually knows what they are doing and who has a different energy. Well, here he is… the real deal. I don’t know how many times I have watched and re-watched Buckin’s sharpening videos and I learn something every time. My filing is so good now that when I took my saw in for a repair the guy who owns the local saw shop thought I was cheating on him and taking my saw to a different shop to have my chains sharpened. I told him I did it myself and who taught me. He wanted the name of the channel… probably a subscriber now, too. 😅
The creator in question has gone off the deep end.
Yes, have left that channel far behind as well. Never leave Buckin’s on a low note. 😄🇨🇦
Amazing video, thanks Buckin for the great info. The video angles helped me understand the filing process. Can’t wait to revive my beat up chains. Take care and God Bless 👍🏿
Hi from England. I’ve recently purchased my first chainsaw, a McCulloch CS340. As soon as I found your videos, I’ve been hooked. Not only are you a great tutor, but you are so funny, I find myself smiling all the way through your videos. Also your merch’ is great, especially the suspenders👍
I just got a master class in sharpening chain watching this video. Those hands have sharpened a lot of chain! Thanks Buckin’ Billy.
Been doing my own chains as a non pro for almost 30 years and when in my shed and I must of found 50 chains I neglected, never sharpened after the first use and just replaced them. So today is sharpening day and this channel is the only one I'll take tips from
Billy ray, thanks for the lesson on filing. Just bought my first saw, I know next to nothing about it. My Grandad was a faller in his younger days and from him I learned alot about swinging an axe, sadly tho I didn't pay attention when he had the saw out.. this video was helpful, thanks.
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Hi Billy Ray. I've watched many of your videos and find them interesting and informative, especially this one on sharpening. I'm an occasional-use saw user and sharpen my own. Over the past four years, I bought three Stihl saws, where cutting dead wood on my property and the woman's next door keeps me busy. I burn 3 to 4 cord a year. The 261C with a 20 inch bar, the 400C with an Oregon 24 inch, and a 500i with a 25 inch are the saws. For me this is more of a hobby than necessity. But, it keeps me fit, I enjoy the work, and I like being self-sufficient. Despite how sharp they are, the saws are not cutting freely as yours do. I too have back issues and prefer to stand straight not having to bend or squat while I cut. I meticulously sharpened all three saws this week after watching this video. I have the chain on the 261C looking like the factory 16 inch I use occasionally, and use a 3/16" file. The 400C has a decent gullet and the best looking "C" shaped teeth with a 13/64" file. The 500i being the newest saw has only been sharpened three times with a 13/64" file. So, I am still able to follow the factory filing. I am disappointed at how the saws cut. I find myself bending or squatting to cut, and using the felling spikes rather than standing straighter. With the 500i, I have to push down hard to cut effectively with the end of the bar, otherwise the saw four-strokes. The 400 cuts the best, but the chips are small despite the raker filing. The 261 does ok for a small powered saw and a smaller chain. I have filed the rakers beyond Stihl's recommended setting of 0.026" on all three saws. Am I missing something? Should I be using the 7/32" file on the larger saws. What about the rakers?
Thank you 🙏 this is definitely upping my sharpening game!! Also the house decorations are on point!!
Finally, I have poor vision and this helped a lot and have been bucking up downed oak. The explanation is good and it sharpened well. Thanks again friend.
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Buckin your videos have helped me on my tree climbing journey immensely
❤very impressed, your filing makes lots of sense.!
I have been an arborist for many years and sharpening is always an elusive pursuit. These videos are great. I watched some last night and today my saw cut like a wood eating beast. Thanks!
One of the best video's Ive ever watched, from any channel! Top notch. Lots of educational value in this one. Not that you don't put them out. I just get this one extra. Thank you Ive never have never understood the values or function of each tooth like this before. I hardly ever use the powersaw. Ive cut three trees in the last three years. ( no not Christmas trees😂) Its just not my field, but just like sharpening a drill bit, you want to do it right when you go at it. Thank you and ....thank you
A masterclass in filing imo, it’s definitely an art form to be able to sharpen a chain . I started out new in the chainsaw game last year and was never shown how to sharpen a chain properly and had no fun as a result. That had to change and one day I stumbled across your channel and filing videos, Best thing that could have happened. I’ve watched every one of your filing videos and been like the proverbial sponge soaking up as much of your knowledge as possible, taking it away and putting it into practice, I went through two or three chains practicing and learning, making mistakes along the way. I’m happy to say now though that I can get a chain really sharp and the difference is night and day from when I first started out, So Thanks Buckin’ Your videos have been a game changer for me, thanks for sharing your knowledge and wisdom and your personality on top makes for amazing content. ❤ Sending Peace, happiness and positivity from over the pond in the U.K.
Really Good Job Mr. Buckin’!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Thank you much. Since I switched to your method my chains have really came to life.
Highly appreciate your time you took on this.
Buckin, these sharping videos are my favorite. Great topic!