Your exactly right, engineering based on what I currently had to work with. I didn’t want to spend a bunch of money to make something fancy and then it be a complete failure. Appreciate you watching!
Good evening Sir 👍😉 Not to much snow and not cold either 🥴🤭 You are a great steel climber Sir 😉👍💪 Sir are you ok after that fall 🙏😮 How was the next morning ? ( not to much bruises I hope ? ) You have a built a great engineer wood processor 👍😉🧐 You can put your tractor bucket under it 👍😉 Again Great invention Sir 😉👍 Have a great one Sir CHeers 👍😉🍻
Yes I can catch wood in the bucket or dump trailer if I need too. That’s why it is built higher off the ground. My left hip has been hurting some from landing on a block of wood, but I’ll get over that eventually! This outfit is a work in progress, you have to use it some to find the weaknesses. Thanks for watching!
@@khtractors Ho boy these real farm boy are built strong ( I’ll get over that eventually! ) 💪👍👌😉 Please do take care of yourself Sir 🙏 We ALL need your OUSTANDING VIDEOS Sir 😇🙏🤭 Cheers🍻😉👌
Look real good Ben. Try adding a thread rod or a rod with a set screw with a small piece of plate on the end to make a stop / gage. Then you can adjust for the length desired.
nice set up i was one where the saw was fixed like your and had a stop bar for lenght then it fell in wood spilter then the spilt wood fell on conver belt where it went to truck or trailer bed. take care, be safe and well. merry christmas and a happy new year.
Nice job , I've been thinking about making one myself . Thanks for the idea's . Very impressive how you recovered I laughed my but off. I haven't heard anyone in a while use the term wiped out. That was great. 👍
Love it! Might add v shaped rollers, I’d weld a stop on it so get whatever size you set it at. Maybe weld a bar near you and the saw to stop it when saw starts pulling it towards you, for a switch I’d get use a foot one, really keep ya flying. Can’t wait to see you work on this, brilliant idea!
Appreciate the suggestions! After using it more I’ve discovered what I need to change but still need to figure how to make those changes. Thanks for watching!
Hillbilly Engineering at its finest And Hybrid to boot Yeha ! Good Job Ben ! Thanks for sharing And wishing you and your family a blessed Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
hello i know this vid was posted awhile ago but i like it it gives me a look into how i can make one like this so simple and easy to make i hope to have a splitter and conveyver on it so thanks great vid
Looks good to me! May need a table to catch the pieces that would be the same height as your splitter table. That would keep ya from having to pick up them heavy pieces, Thanks for leaving the fall in there, It helps to know I am not the only one,
Yes a table would be good to catch the blocks and then roll onto the splitter. I figured leaving the fall would add an element of excitement and reality. Thanks for watching!
Benn good start, set your splitter just under ehere the rounds are being cut off. A plate to guide the rounds down onto the splitter beam. maybe up grade your splitter with an auto return.
Yeah I’ve left room for changes and improvements. Just trying not to spend any money on it right now. It works great up to about 14” diameter stuff, bigger then that I have trouble. Appreciate you watching!
Nice set up maybe a “v” or drop away dogs and another roller with a stop to gauge the length with Square slot deep enough for you saw to go through with out hitting I that you improved on nice setup good luck you could put a hydraulic setup and make into buck saw and wood splitter too it would be all in one and then you could stand off to the side run it
I have a plan in my head for some improvements. I’ll have to try them and see what happens. By using it some I’m seeing what needs work. Thanks for watching and for the suggestions!
This is almost identical to the one I built a year ago. I added a guard on the saw bar and a stopper so I cut uniform lengths. Looking forward to see what mods you add. Nice work.
I’d like to see yours if you’d send me some pictures by email sometime. I think with a few changes this will work good. People seem to worry about the safety of it or it looks awkward to them. But really it’s so much easier on the back. Thanks for watching!
Hey Ben, there is a lot of thought put into that. Just a few adjustments here and there. Works pretty good and yes definitely a length gauge for sure. Some kind of switch to run the conveyor maybe instead of having to keep playing with the battery cable. Just a thought. Take care
Yeah some have suggested a foot switch, I originally had in mind a 50 amp forward reverse tarp switch. I need something to support the tip of the log while sawing for big stuff, I can’t hold big logs with the handle. Appreciate you watching!
Pretty cool contraption Ben, it will be easier on your back. Hope you didn’t hurt yourself when you fell. I’m sure you’ll be making additional mods to it 👍🏻. Have a great one 🎄🎅🏻🙋🏼♂️🙂👍🏻
@@khtractors maybe you’ve thought about it, you could add an adjustable metal plate that could act as a stopper at 16” or 18” depending the length you want to cut them at. Just a suggestion 👍🏻🙋🏼♂️
Awesome idea! It's so surprising to me that none of the commercial log splitter companies offer this simple set up. All they want to do is sell us$$$$ 80 k proccescors that can't even handle large diameter logs.
@@philsanchez3007 that was my goal to make something to save on labor and at the same time be simple and cheap to build. With a few modifications to my original design I think it’s going to work out good! Appreciate your comment!
Use of switches,double action air cylinders and electric motors you could make it automatic to the point all you do is operate the handles and switches. You have the foundation.
I like it. Could there be a "stop" at the end to keep your pieces at the same length? I'm just not sure how you would put one in without getting in your way, the way of the saw, or the way of the falling piece... Ideas? Great work! Cool video!
Yeah trying to fix something that the saw will clear is the problem. I’ve got a few ideas. It makes things much easier then it appears on video. Not having to stand bent over holding the saw is a big plus! Appreciate you watching Logan, Merry Christmas to the family!
@@khtractors Bending over to cut stuff with a big saw is a real pain in the back! Merry Christmas and may God bless your family, your friends, and you!
it is a good start Ben, just check a few out along the way and make improvements, I bought a wood beaver myself, expensive though; the wood I have used and sold pretty much over those few years have paid for itself. I can split a cord to cord and half in about an hour by myself depending on what I'm splitting, but you have the idea buddy. equipment makes life easier on your body for sure.
Yeah I just wanted a project to do at school that would be inexpensive. Even though this doesn’t seem to speed anything up it really does make things easier. The roller section will need some changes made for sure in order to cut logs around 20”, you’ll see that problem in another video. Definitely not a professional built processor by any means. Thanks for watching!
To keep the logs from rolling off the platform on you, I wonder if you could use some side rollers off an old boat trailer somewhere. The tall ones that stick up out of the water?
That looks pretty cool Ben. I had to cut my firewood the old fashioned way today. But have my saw muffler sorted out after only two years of it blowing against the chain cover lol . To celebrate I did a video on that though . I like that you made it that high. You can cut a bunch before it gets in its own way
Hey I just saw this comment, it was under held for review. I have a few modifications to make still but it really helps with the sawing part of making firewood. Appreciate you watching!
Very nice Ben. I've been pondering for a few weeks how to make something like this to save my back. A foot pedal to advance the log would be nice and safer for you I think. I look forward to future improvements. Thank you for sharing your idea and Merry Christmas!
Ben great thinking. I really think you may consider adding a guard to the top of the bar or foot operating the log holding mechanism. I see the potential of a kickback or log not completely secured and your arm catching the bar. Just my 2 cents. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Yeah I wanted a guard for the bar but not sure of a good way to do that. It will see some changes along the way. A switch of some type is in the plans, I just wanted to make sure it would work before spending anymore money. Appreciate you watching!
You might laugh, but Stihl makes a heavy duty electric chainsaw that might be a good option for a stationary application, just keep it feed with bar and chain oil. And you wouldn't have to worry about running out of fuel
I thought you used a DC winch some how til I kept rewinding, never thought of tarp roller motor for dump truck to advance log, good tip...... Is there a reason why is that set-up so high or is it just the way it came out..........
Biggest reason for the height is to pass through under it if needed and to allow more room for the blocks to stack up. I have some ideas for improvements that I need to work on. Thanks for watching
Great Idea, just my constructive criticism though. looks like its backwards to me, Now you may be a lefty? but i would possibly improve it by swapping ends so the saw was run by my right hand and the log holder by my left or even a foot pedal would be better? from the same side of the rollers instead of reaching across the log and putting yourself in a precarious situation with a running saw in my left hand? Also, I think the overall height of the machine will eventually get to you, possibly shorten it i know why you did it but these Are just my observations, I still commend you on a job well done and great forward thinking. Merry Christmas
The saw mount would need to be more complicated for it to work on the other end in order for the motor to clear and for the saw bar to have free range of travel. I’ll have to find a switch of some kind. The height works good, I can pass under it easy if needed and it gives room for the blocks to pile up. I can also back my dump trailer under the end if I wanted to. It will take a few modifications along the way to make it more efficient. Thanks for watching!
Pretty cool setup Ben. Just wondering, what if the last “foot” of your feed (b4 saw blade) the log fed into a “V” shape with a roller on each side. This could possibly hod the log in place and eliminate the bar you pull down to hold the log, freeing up a hand, or allowing you to use your right hand on the saw, using a foot pedal to control log movement? Just a thought. Yes, would definitely drop to a splitter table as well. Just my thoughts. Hope you didn’t get hurt when you fell. Cheers.
I’ve got to figure out some improvements for sawing the last 3 blocks off the log. That’s when I have trouble especially with bigger ones. A foot pedal control would be great, just finding something weather resistant is going to be the issue. Next week looks like rain so I might put in the shop and do a few changes. Thanks for watching!
Chris wolf ridge check this out. Andrew Eastonmade check this out. Simplicity is key I would add a slide so all the cut pieces roll right in to the splitter. Great idea !
@@obizzle I actually haven’t made any changes yet or used it this year. I quit selling wood. Just been cutting for myself. Hopefully I’ll get back to using it some eventually.
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Ingenious. Saves your back for sure.
I’ve cut a lot with it by now and it definitely helps with your back and the saw chains lasts much better. Thanks for watching!
Man Down! Nice invention. I like how you’re engineering based upon what you have to work with.
Your exactly right, engineering based on what I currently had to work with. I didn’t want to spend a bunch of money to make something fancy and then it be a complete failure. Appreciate you watching!
Neat job on the sawmill. Works pretty good.
Thank you! I’ve got a few changes in mind to make for improvements.
Standing right in the kick back zone. Hope you don't get hurt.
The saw can’t come back enough to hit me.
@@khtractors excellent
That looks like it made your chores easier!
It’s helping for sure! Thanks for watching!
💥 Well, that’s sure different. Hope it works out well for you. Merry Christmas
*Keep on tractoring!*
It will take more work but so far I’m happy with it overall. Merry Christmas to you! Thanks for watching!
Good lookin processor!
It’s a cheap setup but works decent. I’m gathering ideas from comments and from experience using it on how to make changes. Thanks for watching!
Pretty darn cool. Great job Ben!
Appreciate that! Take care!
Great ideas can’t wait till you get the mods done
Yeah I actually haven’t made any chances yet but it’s in the plans for this fall! Thanks for watching!
Very clever! MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and your family
Merry Christmas! Thanks for watching!
Good evening Sir 👍😉 Not to much snow and not cold either 🥴🤭 You are a great steel climber Sir 😉👍💪 Sir are you ok after that fall 🙏😮 How was the next morning ? ( not to much bruises I hope ? ) You have a built a great engineer wood processor 👍😉🧐 You can put your tractor bucket under it 👍😉 Again Great invention Sir 😉👍 Have a great one Sir CHeers 👍😉🍻
Yes I can catch wood in the bucket or dump trailer if I need too. That’s why it is built higher off the ground. My left hip has been hurting some from landing on a block of wood, but I’ll get over that eventually! This outfit is a work in progress, you have to use it some to find the weaknesses. Thanks for watching!
@@khtractors Ho boy these real farm boy are built strong ( I’ll get over that eventually! ) 💪👍👌😉 Please do take care of yourself Sir 🙏 We ALL need your OUSTANDING VIDEOS Sir 😇🙏🤭 Cheers🍻😉👌
@@RCAFpolarexpress thank you!
@@khtractors Think that you have a nice lady who are taking care of you 👌😉🍻
Very nice indeed.
Thank you! I’ve used it enough now till I kinda have and idea of what to change or add!
I like it. Excellent work and very inspirational.
That's pretty cool brother you always come up with cool ideas. Just remember age and gravity are not our friends hope you didn't get hurt.
Just got a little sore. I was paying attention to the camera and not my feet 😂! Appreciate you watching!
Look real good Ben. Try adding a thread rod or a rod with a set screw with a small piece of plate on the end to make a stop / gage. Then you can adjust for the length desired.
That’s a good suggestion! I may try to rework things some next week. Thanks for watching!
nice set up i was one where the saw was fixed like your and had a stop bar for lenght then it fell in wood spilter then the spilt wood fell on conver belt where it went to truck or trailer bed. take care, be safe and well. merry christmas and a happy new year.
Appreciate you watching! Merry Christmas!
It would be cool if you could rig up a foot peddle for the roller motor. Good system though 👍
That’s what Dad suggested also! I’ll have to do some looking around for a switch. Thanks for watching!
Some great idea's there. Well done
Thanks! I’m hoping to do a few improvements soon, I’ve used it enough now to know what needs changed.
Nice job , I've been thinking about making one myself . Thanks for the idea's . Very impressive how you recovered I laughed my but off. I haven't heard anyone in a while use the term wiped out. That was great. 👍
Thanks for watching
That should be very handy.
I can saw along time now and my back never gets tired. Appreciate you watching!
Love it! Might add v shaped rollers, I’d weld a stop on it so get whatever size you set it at. Maybe weld a bar near you and the saw to stop it when saw starts pulling it towards you, for a switch I’d get use a foot one, really keep ya flying. Can’t wait to see you work on this, brilliant idea!
Appreciate the suggestions! After using it more I’ve discovered what I need to change but still need to figure how to make those changes. Thanks for watching!
Hillbilly Engineering at its finest
And Hybrid to boot
Yeha !
Good Job Ben !
Thanks for sharing
And wishing you and your family a blessed Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
I think with a little work it’s going to be nice! Appreciate you watching, Merry Christmas.
Solar charger for that battery should work
I think it would.
hello i know this vid was posted awhile ago but i like it it gives me a look into how i can make one like this so simple and easy to make i hope to have a splitter and conveyver on it so thanks great vid
It’s something that with some extra modifications could be very useful! Thanks for watching
Looks good to me! May need a table to catch the pieces that would be the same height as your splitter table. That would keep ya from having to pick up them heavy pieces,
Thanks for leaving the fall in there, It helps to know I am not the only one,
Yes a table would be good to catch the blocks and then roll onto the splitter. I figured leaving the fall would add an element of excitement and reality. Thanks for watching!
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas to you!
Very nice!!
Thank you!
Benn good start, set your splitter just under ehere the rounds are being cut off. A plate to guide the rounds down onto the splitter beam. maybe up grade your splitter with an auto return.
Yeah I’ve left room for changes and improvements. Just trying not to spend any money on it right now. It works great up to about 14” diameter stuff, bigger then that I have trouble. Appreciate you watching!
@@khtractors a plate that holds block up as you cut it. Then pivots down so block rolls down onto splitter beam..
Nice set up maybe a “v” or drop away dogs and another roller with a stop to gauge the length with Square slot deep enough for you saw to go through with out hitting I that you improved on nice setup good luck you could put a hydraulic setup and make into buck saw and wood splitter too it would be all in one and then you could stand off to the side run it
I have a plan in my head for some improvements. I’ll have to try them and see what happens. By using it some I’m seeing what needs work. Thanks for watching and for the suggestions!
@@khtractors yes all projects are a work process you always see where you can improve lol always
This is almost identical to the one I built a year ago. I added a guard on the saw bar and a stopper so I cut uniform lengths. Looking forward to see what mods you add. Nice work.
I’d like to see yours if you’d send me some pictures by email sometime. I think with a few changes this will work good. People seem to worry about the safety of it or it looks awkward to them. But really it’s so much easier on the back. Thanks for watching!
Hey Ben, there is a lot of thought put into that. Just a few adjustments here and there. Works pretty good and yes definitely a length gauge for sure. Some kind of switch to run the conveyor maybe instead of having to keep playing with the battery cable. Just a thought. Take care
Yeah some have suggested a foot switch, I originally had in mind a 50 amp forward reverse tarp switch. I need something to support the tip of the log while sawing for big stuff, I can’t hold big logs with the handle. Appreciate you watching!
Pretty cool contraption Ben, it will be easier on your back. Hope you didn’t hurt yourself when you fell. I’m sure you’ll be making additional mods to it 👍🏻. Have a great one 🎄🎅🏻🙋🏼♂️🙂👍🏻
I’ve got a sore hip from landing on a block of wood 😆! Yeah it’s going to see a few improvements along the way. Appreciate you watching!
@@khtractors I’ve got a suggestion if you’re interested
@@OrangeismyNewGreen what’s that?
@@khtractors maybe you’ve thought about it, you could add an adjustable metal plate that could act as a stopper at 16” or 18” depending the length you want to cut them at. Just a suggestion 👍🏻🙋🏼♂️
@@OrangeismyNewGreen yes I need something like that, judging the length is the hardest part.
Love it! I'm sure you'll come up with various ideas for improvements the more you use it.
Once I decide to spend some money on it I can make things work more efficiently. Just trying to be cheap at the moment. Thanks for watching!
Awesome idea! It's so surprising to me that none of the commercial log splitter companies offer this simple set up.
All they want to do is sell us$$$$ 80 k proccescors that can't even handle large diameter logs.
@@philsanchez3007 that was my goal to make something to save on labor and at the same time be simple and cheap to build. With a few modifications to my original design I think it’s going to work out good! Appreciate your comment!
Very cool, Ben! Hope you are ok after the fall! Just need some tweaks and that thing will be a very nice processor!
Yeah it will keep me occupied with making improvements for awhile. You don’t know what you need until you use it some. Thanks for watching!
Use of switches,double action air cylinders and electric motors you could make it automatic to the point all you do is operate the handles and switches. You have the foundation.
Yes I agree. At this point I’m trying be cheap but with some money this could be made into something a lot more mechanized. Thanks for watching!
I like it. Could there be a "stop" at the end to keep your pieces at the same length? I'm just not sure how you would put one in without getting in your way, the way of the saw, or the way of the falling piece... Ideas? Great work! Cool video!
Yeah trying to fix something that the saw will clear is the problem. I’ve got a few ideas. It makes things much easier then it appears on video. Not having to stand bent over holding the saw is a big plus! Appreciate you watching Logan, Merry Christmas to the family!
@@khtractors Bending over to cut stuff with a big saw is a real pain in the back! Merry Christmas and may God bless your family, your friends, and you!
it is a good start Ben, just check a few out along the way and make improvements, I bought a wood beaver myself, expensive though; the wood I have used and sold pretty much over those few years have paid for itself. I can split a cord to cord and half in about an hour by myself depending on what I'm splitting, but you have the idea buddy. equipment makes life easier on your body for sure.
Yeah I just wanted a project to do at school that would be inexpensive. Even though this doesn’t seem to speed anything up it really does make things easier. The roller section will need some changes made for sure in order to cut logs around 20”, you’ll see that problem in another video. Definitely not a professional built processor by any means. Thanks for watching!
@@khtractors I'm wanting to build my own conveyor, because they are too expensive, I ordered a set of blue prints, now I just have to find the time.
@@donaldcralton34 good luck with it! Im sure that would help a lot.
Smart thinking I wish I had thought of something like that back in the day when I was cutting firewood my back would feel a lot better lol
With a few changes it will work great I think. I’ve really liked it so far. Thanks for watching!
To keep the logs from rolling off the platform on you, I wonder if you could use some side rollers off an old boat trailer somewhere. The tall ones that stick up out of the water?
Yes that’s a good suggestion, I’ll look at some of those! Appreciate you watching!
That looks pretty cool Ben. I had to cut my firewood the old fashioned way today. But have my saw muffler sorted out after only two years of it blowing against the chain cover lol . To celebrate I did a video on that though . I like that you made it that high. You can cut a bunch before it gets in its own way
Hey I just saw this comment, it was under held for review. I have a few modifications to make still but it really helps with the sawing part of making firewood. Appreciate you watching!
Very nice Ben. I've been pondering for a few weeks how to make something like this to save my back. A foot pedal to advance the log would be nice and safer for you I think. I look forward to future improvements. Thank you for sharing your idea and Merry Christmas!
I’ll look into a foot switch, that’s definitely a common suggestion that I agree with! Thanks for watching and Merry Christmas!
Ben great thinking. I really think you may consider adding a guard to the top of the bar or foot operating the log holding mechanism. I see the potential of a kickback or log not completely secured and your arm catching the bar. Just my 2 cents. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Yeah I wanted a guard for the bar but not sure of a good way to do that. It will see some changes along the way. A switch of some type is in the plans, I just wanted to make sure it would work before spending anymore money. Appreciate you watching!
You might laugh, but Stihl makes a heavy duty electric chainsaw that might be a good option for a stationary application, just keep it feed with bar and chain oil. And you wouldn't have to worry about running out of fuel
I’ve actually thought of that too! Appreciate you watching! Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas Ben
Thank you! Merry Christmas
I thought you used a DC winch some how til I kept rewinding, never thought of tarp roller motor for dump truck to advance log, good tip...... Is there a reason why is that set-up so high or is it just the way it came out..........
Biggest reason for the height is to pass through under it if needed and to allow more room for the blocks to stack up. I have some ideas for improvements that I need to work on. Thanks for watching
Use the grade of that lot to drop those rounds on a table that gravity feeds the splitter.
Yes that would probably work. Thanks for watching
Great Idea, just my constructive criticism though. looks like its backwards to me, Now you may be a lefty? but i would possibly improve it by swapping ends so the saw was run by my right hand and the log holder by my left or even a foot pedal would be better? from the same side of the rollers instead of reaching across the log and putting yourself in a precarious situation with a running saw in my left hand? Also, I think the overall height of the machine will eventually get to you, possibly shorten it i know why you did it but these Are just my observations, I still commend you on a job well done and great forward thinking. Merry Christmas
The saw mount would need to be more complicated for it to work on the other end in order for the motor to clear and for the saw bar to have free range of travel. I’ll have to find a switch of some kind. The height works good, I can pass under it easy if needed and it gives room for the blocks to pile up. I can also back my dump trailer under the end if I wanted to. It will take a few modifications along the way to make it more efficient. Thanks for watching!
I would have a 15 PSI fat tire on a spring to hold the log down as it feeds . Think it would work
Thanks for the advice! I need to make a few changes to it. Appreciate you watching!
Pretty cool setup Ben. Just wondering, what if the last “foot” of your feed (b4 saw blade) the log fed into a “V” shape with a roller on each side. This could possibly hod the log in place and eliminate the bar you pull down to hold the log, freeing up a hand, or allowing you to use your right hand on the saw, using a foot pedal to control log movement? Just a thought. Yes, would definitely drop to a splitter table as well. Just my thoughts. Hope you didn’t get hurt when you fell. Cheers.
I’ve got to figure out some improvements for sawing the last 3 blocks off the log. That’s when I have trouble especially with bigger ones. A foot pedal control would be great, just finding something weather resistant is going to be the issue. Next week looks like rain so I might put in the shop and do a few changes. Thanks for watching!
Nice chemtrailed sky!
Appreciate you watching!
Hope you don't fall like that too often. Especially with a running saw nearby. Anything to save the back is a good thing.
Yeah I was focused on the camera and talking instead of watching my step. It’s working out good but I need to make a few changes. Thanks for watching!
Chris wolf ridge check this out.
Andrew Eastonmade check this out.
Simplicity is key
I would add a slide so all the cut pieces roll right in to the splitter.
Great idea !
Can you do a more in detail video of the build and parts used? What was the cost on the build Thanks
One of these days I’ve got some changes to make. I’ll try to do that then! Appreciate you watching!
@@khtractors any luck with the more detail video?
@@obizzle I actually haven’t made any changes yet or used it this year. I quit selling wood. Just been cutting for myself. Hopefully I’ll get back to using it some eventually.
@K&H Tractors when ever you have a chance to do a walk around that will be great. What kind of conveyor is it made from?
grand pa always said " what you don't do with your head you gotta do with your ass"
I hadn’t heard that one before 😆! Appreciate you watching!
It’s a pretty neat set up I don’t like it it is cool
I think with a few modifications it will work well! Appreciate you watching!
clever
nice idea.
But man make a switcher )
turn on by wiers , really?
Had to test it before spending anymore money on the setup.
Safety third
Yeah that’s a good way to look at it 🤣! Thanks for watching!
Love the firewood passion. Check out Rocky Mountain Firewood for all things firewood! Thanks everyone keep on firewoodin'
Appreciate you watching!
@@khtractors Likewise if you're keen. Thanks!
Hmmm.... not the safest thing in the world.
Who cares about safety 😂! Thanks for watching!
Looks too dangerous to me
Okay! Thanks for watching!