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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
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My videos are edited by the talented Bieke Vandaele. You can check out her website here. www.biekevandae...
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I like that you leave the camera rolling and take us through the decision process of where to lay the tree.
Your visualization of what is straight up and down beats my old eyes. You are a lucky man to have the skills you do and enjoy what you do so well. Keep the videos coming.
496 years old at 16 rings an inch.
That pretty amazing. That is the tightest ring tree I've ever seen.
Great video Bjarne
That’s what I came up with as well, 496! I think that means it’s been there since the 17th century, that’s wild!
I love the up view when wedging! You can see the tree move with each hit! Keep doing what you do best! Throwing trees!
the text messages seem a little like a bot. 🖱📱
@@mad-chickacres936 I would be Leary of anything that wasn’t mentioned by @BjarneButler directly. Or responded back to you on this thread.
@@CHEFTECH86 Just really odd responses to the texts. i won a chainsaw!
I will choose to wait for confirmation from Bjarne, on a video, before i go any further.
If I don't get the chainsaw, im good with that.
You have the Midas touch when doing the undercut. Beautiful
Timberrrr!!!!!! Nobody gives a holler anymore! Or a toot of the old whistle❤
Beautiful wood, and great cutting! As always, Bjarne, thanks for the time you put into these videos! Cheers, and work safe!
I worked on aircraft most of my adult life in the RAF, and I am blown away that you are by that aircraft. Funnier is that I am blown away watching you, MBTS and Matt working on your equipment in the shop. Say hi to everyone.
Excellent video as always. We never see your work partners and get their insights on logging and I understand that maybe they don't want to appear on camera. I think that you have one of the coolest jobs on the planet and thank you for giving us a glimpse of your everyday work routine.
Super Duper Bjarne! what a beautiful day... camera shots was Awesome... you and your co-workers be safe out there.
That's a beauty sky. Gotta love being out there.
Seriously nice Fir
Hey Mark just turned the show on and you say this is the 17 th of JuLy and your on vacation. Enjoy the vacation buddy.
Wow this is a nice log, beautiful wood. This is very enjoyable to watch, I love wood anyhow. Always said I never saw a board I didn’t like. Maybe why I like your show so much. You guys do a good job with the cutting and the show. Keep up the good work.
Hats off to you! Would love to have a sandwich up there in thoose hills with that view ripping saws all day buckin wood!❤
Slick editing at 53:08. Good work Bieke
Very nice job. A professional makes it look so easy, but I know it took years of experience and hundreds of trees in all kinds of conditions, and weather to get to that point. You are certainly a master at your craft. Another great video.
Thanks Bjarne, always appreciated, cheers!
At the 38min mark, keep an eye to the left of Bjarne. Haha nice rite in there with the chips flying.
Great video Mr. Butler.
Thank you sir
Hi you are vary good ,Man in the Bush. From GARRY To You Bjarne
Thank You Bjarne for the nice video's in 2022. Keep going in 2023. The best wiches for the new year. Erwin
HI FROM GARRY TO YOU BJARNE,GOD BLESS YOU ,YOU TAKE CARE BYE FOR NOW.(GOD LOVES YOU)🤤
Wow, it's all i can say.
Watching your videos from back and now the 592 is the machine.😎
Best logging on RUclips.
And those wiews.😯
Yeah. More cameras. Still, fine work. Thanks.
Hey, Bjarne before work. Alright
You should put a camera in or on that Sikorski helicopter for us to watch him pull logs to the logging deck or hang one on a tree where they are working
Another super nice patch of hemlock & fir Bjarne. Great video
I always looked forward to scaling heli wood cause it was always high grade wood.
I got 15yrs per inch, plus 4yrs for the last little bit. So 469yrs old for the big fir
The mill will make clear vertical grain 8/4 out of those nice logs
Nice work. Great vids! 500+/- year old fir. Thanks for the tape shot and letting us guess the age!
Super skills. Stay safe man.
Ini kayu sangat bagus coalnya lurus2....,,,,salam satu hobi saudaraku
Awesome vid.
Hello Bjorne, have watched a lot of your videos. I love the camera angles you get of the distance mountains across the water to the other side. Those big majestic trees have seen the years go by. Love the views you get of the trees falling and the way you explain how the trees will fall. One of your videos you explained what you carry in your bags and the equipment you carry. But I haven’t seen or missed what you have on the back of your belt in the blue pouch. Also have you ever seen a bear? Grace n KY
Hi Gracie thanks for watching. The blue pouch is my fire extinguisher. It’s just a bottle of special powder we’re required to have. Yes I have seen bears. Mostly black bears and mostly on the road on the way to work
The old S61 was born the same time as me. September 1961. Now I really feel old. Happy New year from Tasmania, Australia. Ps that tree was 800 to 850 years old! Does that sound too much?
Was this filmed in December? Looks warm and dry!!! No bugs and no snow!
So Bjarne, How many other guys work with you up there? Looks like easy work and you're in your own environment. Is what you do a blue collar job and how much do you make an hour? Thanks I'll keep watching. 👍
Hi JB. I’m on contractor rate but union rate is I think 50/hr? Each job varies with crew size. Usually 4 or more for small crews. I believe blue collar means physical work? Not office work?
It will be interesting to see how many board feet that tree had in it.
Bjarne, what’s that mix ratio of fuel that you guys are provided with by the company? It’s just interesting to know what they’re providing for you guys.
Dunno the fuel is provided. But when I’m doing my own jobs I use premium gas and I go 50:1 on a 25liter jug but I only fill to 24.5liter just cuz
And You are a vary ( HARD WORKER ) All Ways look up,naver turn your back on a falling tree.😎🤤
Love your videos please no music
I wanna see you run one of those holzfforma saws like the g395xp , 93cc husky clone or the g660 92cc stihl clone , cause u cut a shit ton of wood n would put one of them up to a real test n a lot of ppl want to know what’s the breaking point of one of them saws, it could turn out to be an awesome saw for 1/3 the price 🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️ be awesome to see you try one 👍🤘🤘🤘🤘
Luv your videos, I am always surprised that you do not get dinged for the amount of stump pull evidently it is considered acceptable for the type of felling your doing. Midwest flat lander so I know nothing about felling big wood.
Ya it’s just how it goes here on the coast 🤷♂️
Every time I watch one of your videos it makes me want a Donny Walker built 592. Your saw cuts fast .
Meant to ask have you tried the 3 point felling dogs from West Coast Saw. As always Thanks for the great content.
DW doesn’t cut the base or squish. I understand why he doesn’t (warranty) but there’s several other reputable builders in the states that get lots of reliable power out of these saws.
@@JS-oy6nn He grinds on the ports so I would not think warranty is something he considers.
How long do you get out of a bar before you need to replace it . Happy New year to you and the family. Keep safe
Never really kept track. I’d guess a month
Did I hear you right when you said you get your 572 XP modified saw from Nanaimo?? I played it back a couple of times but I’m sure you said it comes from a shop in Nanaimo. I live on Vancouver Island so could this be the same area or is there another Nanaimo? Keep up the great vids bud and hope you had an awesome holiday and all the best to you in 2023 🍻
Yes. Walkers Sawshop in Nanaimo
@@BjarneButler
I looked up the website this morning. I may have to drop by. It’s no more than 30 mins away from where I am. If the price is right I may buy my new bar from there.
I understand you do what you do, but do you think that it’s time that the powers above try to protect what’s left of this old forest so that generations to come can experience?
No it would just wrought n fall no one's out there to enjoy it
Bjarne, after having some time with the new saw what's your take on it? Pros, cons?? All the best.
So far it’s good. Gotta put some more time in on it before I do a thorough review
I counted about 16 rings per inch X 31 inches = about 500 yrs old. BTW, how do you pronounce your first name?
How do you keep your job when you spend so much time with the camera?
I’m not a logger but enjoy the video’s.
What does the 6-3 mean with respect to log length?
He measures length in meters, so 6.3 meters is about 20 feet 6 inches.
Ahhh of course.
Thanks very much.
A drone would be kool to use
Ya it’s on my list. Would be cool to have
Where do i sign up for this job? Hell I'd damn near pay them to let me have this fun with those views
It’s a tough industry to get into. But first you’ll have to get certified. If your in Canada go to cagc.ca. Then sign up for the new forestry job board at Trigvi.com. It just launched.
@BjarneButler thanks for the info
Are those Pfanner trousers as expensive in Canada as they are in the UK (£340 to £400)?
Yup but they last a long time so it’s worth it imo
@@BjarneButler Best chainsaw trousers I've ever had.
arrowsmith / cameron lake ??
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Can you point the camera at the top of a tree when you wedge it? We can watch it start moving before it actually falls
Haha ask an it’s in the video when you actually watch it
I have another video where I do that. One of the videos in the last two months. Not sure which one
bro watch you every please stop the music .
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