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Leatherface been real quiet since this guy dropped this video 😂

Used to have 066 now have a 661 I’m pretty happy with it

Thank you!

The problem I'm having is my top plate cutter is too acute. When I raise the arm up and roll the tooth support forward to make it more obtuse, I'm into the tie straps. I think my stone is too thick on the side plate portion, I'm going to try to dress down the top plate portion to thin out the side of the wheel more. Does that make sense? Thanks for sharing this, probably the best Simington grinder video I've found so far.

u lose torque with the straight shot

From start to first cut is flawless effort

Look at the size of the expansion chamber! Got some torque there, barely slows down chewing that big log into sawdust.

I need that chainsaw, asking for my neighbor.

😮😮😮

Gott dann that’s a hot bixx

Como se llama ese sistema y que marca es

What is that monstrosity it's frankinsaw!!!

I saw a chainsaw years ago that was powered by a Harley Sportster engine. It was probably 8 feet long.

I think I know who's that is... Good for him!

I have a big tree in my front yard that blew down, need you to come cut it up with that.

I frickin love two strokes man!

Upcut was insane

Good video thanks

Buy a 3 angle chislebit file that is made for it,man your driving me crazy filing like that.😂

Why not just buy it and keep it sharp

The test of man saw right there.

Hey Aaron, are you and Joe still teaching the osha class in Indiana? I went through it a few years ago and know some people who would like to go through it but I’m not sure who or how to go about getting the info for the class.

Hey Aaron, are you and Joe still teaching the osha class in Indiana? I went through it a few years ago and know some people who would like to go through it but I’m not sure who or how to go about getting the info for the class.

Nice video

Was that a STIHL chain saw?

Buddy has cleats on? 😂

I saw your truck

Nice job Mr. Hovis slicing away. I would like to borrow your axe to cut me down a few trees.

When one know how it is always easy and sometimes when you least expect it the tree will fall on you from being over confident.

This is one cool tool. I would just love to buy me one. Do you know where a good used one is for sale at a reasonable price ???

I have to tell you Sir that when you enter the woods the beavers run away. YOU are the man with the axe, PERIOD!!! I am glad to know you Sir even though we never met in person. May the axe swing precisely for you fella.

Where did you get the muffler that sounds cool ?? Aaron I respect your video about square filing. But the 45 degrees you and others are talking about is not the angle you are using. Also, you could file from the bottom toward the point and achieve the same results with lot less file chatter and smoother sharpening using the bar as the holder for the chain. The easiest way to sharpen the chain is to take the chain and put it into a parallel vice or chain holder that can be clamped and file alway. No chatter at all in either direction, but still smoother filing from the bottom to the point of the edge. Just my two cents fella. Peace vf

You should try to get a sponsor like Northern Tool to sponsor you!!!!

In it's heart it's actually a poulan wild thing

Is that a turbo chainsaw lol

Your angle should be forty to forty five degrees. If you hold a protractor to the bar, at the witness mark, you will find that you are not doing it correctly. Hey, as long as it cuts good, does not matter. This is a black art of forestry and there is not right way, in my opinion.

What height do you generally run your rakers at?

Nice presentation man but… don’t get me wrong but I think the 3/8 .50 gauge stihl chain is the a low profile chain right? Or am I wrong? If it is the picco chain you are using way too much large file and also you are using the wrong stihl file gauges! Yours are the standard 3/8 for 13/64 file but in case that your chain is a picco chain who I think it is, you need the correct stihl file gauge who sais on top 3/8 p and file size 5/32! Please let me know what tooth side has this chain! The standard or the low profile? Excuse me if I am wrong though

Damm..... by the time you started up, you had finished!!! 💪💪💪 I'll stick to my job Sir..... 🤣

Ready, set, GO ... Bawwwwww and it was over.🤯

Kool-grind is my absolute favorite cheap accessory for grinder. Been using it for 20 years

Dang, I should have tried to talk you into grinding a few chain's fer me when I came through on my way in from Iowa Tuesday.

Good video Aaron. I appreciate the details on the angles you are running. Do you primarily do logging, pruning, safety instruction, competition?

Did you get that at Northern Tools?

Excellent video.

This is awesome!

Did a professional take that video?

Where did you get the file for that

Keep good videos coming

Good video, too the point! Would love to see same test done with next size up sprocket to see if skip gained any ground?