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@brettbrown9814 thank you sir...

@brettbrown9814 It is one tough axe. Good day to you Mr Brett...

@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 It grows nasty tough here Mr. Michael, TIMBERPILOT is awesome...thank you sir...

@@axemanmike4390 thx Mr. Mike...

@user-xv9bi3ne9m thank you much Mr. Joe...good day to you sir...

@andrewscott2866 I messaged Mr. Casterman about that very thing Andrew, this tree is and was an anomaly. Very good observation Mr. Andrew, I am glad you watched sir...

@ryanwalker1825 I do Mr. Ryan, usually in my back pocket, and can be seen in many of my full-length chopping videos in plain view. Full chainmaile, steel toes, steel shanks...good commentary sir...

@JamesGroves-vr2xw Good morning Mr. James...thank you sir...

@kurts64 Thank you Mr. Kurt...good morning to you...

@@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 big smiles Mr. Michael...

@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 we appreciate you Mr. Michael...

Endevouring Mr. Michael...good evening to you sir...

@ListonDavis-vy3ft my apologies Mr. Davis...

No worries I got enough info to get job done. Thanks 😊

@ListonDavis-vy3ft thank you for the mercies and views sir...good day and safe sawing to you...

@MattKeevil yes sir Mr. Matt, I do not have to speculate at this point, we know...glad you watched sir...

I am glad you watched sir, comments from working axemen are sometimes hard to get...I had much rather chop in the snow myself...

@kurts64 glad you're in there Kurt S...

Thank you Mr John...

@brettbrown9814 Thank you Mr. Brett, it has been an experience for sure, we can know and not speculate. I am glad you watched sir...

@andrewscott2866 that is great Mr. Andrew, especially this time of the year it brings the sweat like nothing else. It can be very enjoyable. I am glad you watched sir...

@chimmy4244 I appreciate you much Mr. Chimmy, really glad you watched sir...

@@Joey-L ever- present ...glad you are watching sir...

@ethicalaxe I have 48 hours total time at this point, Mr. Ethical. The low stump portion impaired me greatly. A high stump would have greatly accelerated the process. The eight hundred swing video was done in the early a.m. hours before noon when the sun would have been coming through the canopy straight down on me as in the other vids. I was very inefficient on one notch with over 200+ swings on it. The pine broke many stereotypes but reinforced "tough as a pine knot." I think we can know the answer to your question today. Some of us knew and still know people who are doing this today... Some by necessity, some by choice... As for the splitting, you may be spot-on... Thank you for watching and commenting sir, excellent thoughts...

@Brian2bears I believe 48 hours of swinging that axe is similar to running multiple marathons. Beyond impressive. You've already won the cordwood challenge, in my opinion. This softwood was not soft at all. In emergency situations, I am glad I can depend on an axe. I believe they're still viable in modern times but nearly nobody can do what you've done already in this series. I'm excited to see you finish this herculean task.

@ethicalaxe Doubtful sir...the Cordwood Men always turn out impressive work...Gumboot in Alaska is doing this to survive...there may be others... Anyone who participates wins... The TIMBERSPORTS men and women train well beyond what is shown here, and within more restrictions...

@richardandrew2869 Sir, you are a new acquaintance to me, but it sounds as if you know on multiple levels what is taking place in this video...the people and products from your country are making a good impression on me...I truly appreciate an educated viewer with respect to the subject matter at hand...thank you sir for watching and commenting in fine fashion...

@KevinsDisobedience Thank you Mr. Kevin, huge attention to detail, excellent company with an excellent product. This axe is big, sharp, and tough. As advertised, it eats knots without consequences to the shaving edge...I look forward to using it in some clear wood and freezing temps...I am glad you watched sir...

@user-xv9bi3ne9m Good day to you Mr. Joe...I am glad you watched sir...

@JamesGroves-vr2xw thank you Mr James...blessings to you sir...

@brettbrown9814 I appreciate you Mr. Brett...

@magicone9327 in the video you commented on, there is no chain. The saw is not started, the chainbrake is not engaged. The first start and run of this saw a link is provided. I do not set the chainbrake on the first start, and the chain does not move at idle. As far as proper procedure for chainbrakes, it should be engaged while starting and anytime a person is moving with a running saw. There are many clutch videos on this channel, and much running footage where the chainbrake is used and not used... ruclips.net/video/wznxtP5_2NU/видео.htmlsi=pNPLGnArXn_7yUeT

@@Brian2bears anytime the saw is running and the brake is engaged the clutch continues to spin and gets very hot against the stopped drum. Worked in woods for many years and when the brakes become standard some learned the hard way from engaging the brake for convienence rather than shutting the saw off if it was dangerous to carry the running saw. A saw with a correct carb tune will not spin the chain unless the clutch springs are shot.

@@magicone9327 I have been around the industry and in the woods before chainbrakes. I fully understand the mechanical side of the chainsaw clutch...ruclips.net/p/PL4yXbW2Yt6bew_mOBHQNGFgfKkGlb2xDC&si=aLjyP6kfWNijZAF_

@brettbrown9814 thank you Mr. Brett...

Application of methodology...thank you sir...

@@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 knock on wood Mr. Michael...

@user-xv9bi3ne9m thank you Mr Joe, we'll see about Tomorrow...

Good morning Mr. Kurt...getting to the fun part sir...

@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 thank you sir...

@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 thank you sir...

@@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 almost Mr. Michael...

@@brettbrown9814 rough lessons...

@@user-xv9bi3ne9m laughing Mr. Joe...

@@brettbrown9814 I am glad Mr. Brett...

Getting close Mr. Joe, I am not sure what to expect with the splitting...we shall see...