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They’re made in the UK mate so ideally built for our weather 👍🏼👍🏼

Bro I've got the 800 and I love it. Great stone

I honestly really enjoy the sound of the file taking off metal. Unfortunately, my dog, which is always right under feet 🙄😤❤️ I love the hell outta him though, hates the sound of metal getting sharpened or shaped. He always starts bugging everyone when I start sharpening.

I struggle to belive them chips came from cutting wood. It really wouldnt be hard to just swing at an iron bar and cut the clip to trash a brand, people are doing the same with the avrika

Where did you get that full wrap handlebar? Link?

Small Forest Axe is a great size for bushcraft, what are you 7 feet tall or something?

Baseball club? 😂

Excellent vid on wedges!

Where did you get a "Full Wrap" bar? I can't find one for the MS380/381 anywhere.

I just got mine. Ran 1/2 tank of 25:1 for initial test run. I haven't even used it for cutting yet, but it seems clear they set the carb at 2 turns out, and ran a tank of pretty rich fuel through it before receiving. I'll still run 2 tanks of 25:1, just in case. But I have to admit, this thing is pretty beastly for a $218 saw. Yep, I managed to catch the $80 coupon on Amazon. I'm a Die-Hard Stihl owner, but $1,200 for an equivalent Stihl just can't justify the cost for my average needs. Maybe for a professional, but not a homeowner who needs the occasional bigger saw for firewood.

To much information, Just need to know how to cut the tree 🌲

great job, great video. 🙏🏻

Very nice. I was lucky enough to come across a JM Warren boy's connie.

Great video.

Great review I was wondering how these held up yours looks almost new after hundreds of nights of use

thanks for the video. being a grind nerd myself I can see that like you said on every axe you showed there is convexity and multiple angles going on. Thats totally fine but you can go shallower on the primary bevel and steeper on the secundary. I believe from seeing your results you might have the opposite. I think that would greatly benefit the penetration and also edge stability.

I own a logging company and I buck up logs all day long. I have ran a 872 neo tec because I was in a pinch. I paid 253 bucks dropped off at my door. Went and got a bar and chain went to work. Have had the saw for 3 months now. It needs a tune it cost 3 bucks where we are to have it tuned. The handle broke....so I put on a husky 372 hand no problem. The fuel filter in the tank when it runs empty can be a pain but not bad. Over all this thing tuned rips and has already cut many bored feet. This a great saw that is held back by the name. I could make videos of this saw working hard daily. Just ordered the 895. I can't wait. My 572 2019 husky just blew. So, trying this out. Will update. It's a husky 3 series in Chinese clothing......

Having searched for it and not finding it . I'm asking for a Dayton vs jersey video

Damn, bro. 25 seconds in and I never thought I would be so excited about wedges for handles. Excellent presentation btw. Hey man, I'd come help you split firewood just to hangout, talk about tools and work, and drink coffee with ya. You seem like a pretty cool fuckin dude. I wish I had friends like you.

8:08... was your foot inline with your swing?

Suspension upgrade is a absolute must

Looks like a lot of work

Men and their tools having a blast!

As long as they don't have that so called safety spout it's a good one! I've spilled more fuel because those stupid things leak without fail. Who ever made them and who ever made them mandatory in New York should be put in jail for that!

Wow they’re expensive in your area $500 less for me

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Send it!❤

Strong Work!

Great video, thanks !

Just remember this; That a plastic safety gas can is only as good as the metal it's made from.

Nice work!

Outstanding video!

Been using No Spill for over 10 years now. They work great.

I appreciate a guy who gives his honest opinion, good or bad.

I found my way to the No Spill cans... have 3 of them. I preferred the older cans without the no spill features (that have caused me to spill more than I ever did with the old ones) but they failed over time. We had 5 gallon steel Jerry Cans with steel nozzles for the tractors, motorcycles, snowmobiles, etc. when I was a kid. Those were challenging to handle while pouring!

Informative! I hope to see more videos from you soon.

Thanks for staying in touch bro! Great info too!

Thanks for the video Kevin. Lots of good info. Also loved your intro...very cool.

"Hard wood boys" 😂 Your videos are awesome, man! II always learn something new and get some laugh too. Well done (that's what she said kkkkk)! 🤜🏻🤛🏻

Like any tool, you need more than one to do a job. I own about 40 hammers. All of them for different jobs or to gain access to wood or steel where one won’t work another will. Axes are the same. Where one axe won’t work well, another will. It is as simple as that.

I am impressed by your video and may i have your email? I want to work with you.

It all comes down to personal preference. I split a blend of 4-6 cords of sugar maple, beech, yellow birch, spruce, and balsam fir every year. I've used a 6-pound maul with a wooden handle, a standard wooden handle splitting axe, a Fiskars X27, and an X25. They can all do the job, but the X27 makes it easier, and I have never had to worry about replacing the handle because of overstriking. Overstriking only happens to me a few times per year, but it can really mess up a wooden handle. After a few bad overstrikes, I prefer to replace the handle. This isn't necessary with a composite handle like on Fiskars. They can take a beating! The advantage of a wooden handle is that you can make and replace them yourself. They can be fully customized to your own liking if you're crafty.

Yes, look at old Soviet Axes and Finnish Axes...you will struggle to find a 36" haft. I have used hundreds of axes in many species of trees here in Canada and UK and understand the importance on minimum length. Also, I would never use an Arvika 5-Star axe for chopping soft wood or knotty wood as it has a concave profile and no lateral cheeks so is not the best for throwing chips, especially in resinous wood. Best Wishes, from Woodsman's Spirit, BC Canada

been beatn brakes off mine.. never came loose

Great welding craft video, brings back memories thumbs up and subscribed

Awesome video. Nice to see the english pattern getting some love. Its quite a rare axe even here in england, most old axes are either kent or yankee pattern. God bless

It stihl has good power stock for most everyone.

Doesn’t work as good with chicken noodle soup

Gotta listen to wife or she will give you the axe, lol 😂