I would roll just to see BBR using Laser2 to dice a bunch of celery. On the other hand it would hurt my heart a bit to see such beautiful tool not being used for exactly what it's built for. Alas I'm also the type that wants to throttle folks for using the back of an adjustable wrench head as a hammer.
Buckin Billy-Ray don't advertise & sell Ax's...he sells himself. We buy into him, his message, his craft and therefore when deciding where to get a new axe, it's not a decision, it's what we know, we trust. Keeping secrets doesn't allow you to show YOU, your craftsmanship, your well tuned workshop etc. I agree 100% with BBR on this.
Buckin, thanks for sharing your hard earned knowledge and experience with all of us. There's a guy that builds hot rods and Ford Flathead engines down here in Northern California. His name is Vern Tardel. He is a Bonneville Salt Flats world record holder for Blown Flatheads. 2004-2006. He is the SME (subject matter expert) on Traditional style hot rods and Flathead engines, like you are with axes and felling timber. He knows his stuff, a guru like you, if you will. He says the exact same thing that you are conveying in this video. He actually writes books with pictures on how to split wishbones and port out Flathead engines to make them run optimum. He shows all his tricks of the trade. And he says the same thing you do. "I don't want to hide my knowledge, I want to share and teach those who are interested in this craft, to make a better product and teach the next generation. To carry on a time honored tradition of working with your hands." Beautiful axe and a great tutorial on how to hang an axe. Thank you so much for this gift.
Thank you Buckin Billy. Your here in a time and a place where your message is heard and most important. Greatly needed. Your that awesome Bucking Billy Ray
best subscription of 2020. and its not even close. I love you Buckin Billy Ray. I love the community that's gravitated toward you. Im putting a trip to Vancouver Island to chop down a dead Arbutus(or live! with your axes and my strength, it'd be light work.) giant with you, on my bucket list! you're the best!!
Hi Buckin. Watching from Northern Ireland. Perhaps if you remove some wood from the very back of the handle, that would allow the handle to move back in the eye, therefore closing the gaping at the back and reducing the amount of wood you need to remove from the front / thin part. I hope I haven't overstepped. Love your videos and all the flashey editing.
I feel in love with axes as a teenager, but then life pulled me in a different direction... you've helped me rekindle that love Billy. Thank you brother. Love ya!
I’ve used axes my whole life and love them and have replaced handles many times but I watch this video and can say I’m a hack. Love the way you work them and your pride in them!
Buck'in you crazy buggar !!! just loving the energy ... as always. After a long day of doing, whatever you do, nothing like turning on a little buckin magic
I watch these videos cause I like axes and wood chopping but I keep coming back cause Buckin has a very infectious and positive personality. It’s good to see more of this in times like these. Keep up the good work buddy I’ll be watching!!
Thank you Buckin for the kind words not just this time but any other time you are a great human being and I always enjoy watching your videos your awesome and I hope you continue to BE KIND always
Thank you for all that you do and putting a smile to my face on every video. Not just sometimes but everytime. Ill be hanging a new(to me) craftsman head when handles come in and Im pumped to hang my first axe thanks to you.
216k holy shaklankinsmackwackin congratulations Buckin. Thank you for your time my friend. And thank to everyone who has taken the time to watch this video. Love it brother. Hahahahaha yeah. 🌲❤🌲✊
I will never forget my grandfather putting a handle in an axe. I was about 10, so it was about 1955. We needed the axe so we could cut a couple of fallen trees on our farm farm road to the fishing pond. All he did was take his Barlow out of his pocket and started to cut down the end of the handle. He would make a few cuts, put the head on, pound it on a nearby stump and start over. I don’t think it took him but about 15 minutes to get the head on the handle. He did not have any fancy wedges for the handle. He just pounded a couple of roofing nails in the end of the handle and away we went with our fishing poles on our shoulders
Smile, a Wink and a Nod! Love it buddy and awesome vid of this axe haft... nice job explaining the process and how you do it. Hey to all new and tru-blu and remember to MAGKD!
Hey buckin and buckin army. I would like to say Thank u buckin for the inspiration u r . thanks to you I hafted my first axe today thank you so much bud and keep up the great work. Thanks again and be kind
Killinger makes a pretty darn nice handle that’s for sure! I remember burning a handle when it was cold out and grabbing it...took a few seconds for my hand to tell my brain that it was holding a bit of heat😂 love to you and the family❤️
Man bub you’ve got yourself a little piece of my heaven with all them axes hangin!!! Looks great!! Great vid BUCKIN , and I also very very very appreciate the shout out on Sunday LIVE!!! Made my day really did sir! I kept replaying it like a little kid😜😜!! Hehehe....YOUR THE MAN!!!!
Buckin your level of excitement after getting the wedge in is absolutely amazing. I definitely enjoy being part of the buckin army, thank you for the awesome content and words of kindness
Thanks for sharin' Buckin! Beautiful ax, makes me want to do some hafting and creating. Got a new spokeshave I haven't used yet, maybe tomorrow! Love ya brother and love all who come together here, as well as those who don't. 🙂 Be kind everyone, enjoy your day.
I just love watching your content, it's something about a man who is so enthusiastic about his work that is just great to see. You are an extra inspiration for me as an 18 year to keep doing the things I love instead of the things that are expected of me.
Umm Hmm Being Kind Is Contageous ! Welcome New Subs, Hay Blues ! Wicked Axe Build, Would Also Have A Hard Time Letting That 1 Go, B.R. Hope Every 1 Is Feeling Posative ! Prayers For Bo Bo & Family ! ATB T God Bless
I love the flail chop. No wood is safe withing your reach. Just sand in one spot and start swinging! I have to admit (I always admit my flaws) that your take on why guys hesitate to do things, is fear 100%. I only do not do things out of fear. I don't hang that axe b/c I don't want to waste the handle I looked so hard to find. I don't sharpen that knife I like so much b/c I don't want to make the edge worse or ruin the shine. I don't take my truck into the bush b/c I don't want to ruin the paint job. You get the idea. That being said, I wanted to share a couple ideas I have on hanging axes; I always file the eye on both ends b/c I believe the eye should be an hourglass shape, I always glue the wedge, and I don't use steel wedges unless I'm trying to salvage a loose head temporarily.
Just picked me up a homelite super xl Buckin but she needs a coil. Love all your vids buddy you are an inspiration to many people especially me hope you have a wonderful day and thanks for getting me through this rough time in my life thanks again buddy
Hey Buckin, Thank you for the kindness that you put into the world and you led me to become an axe man and join the Marines. I was hoping to send you an axe that I made before I go to basic but I got moved forward on my ship day. Thank you for all that you do and I will send you one of my axes when I'm done with basic.
Many thanks for allowing us into your life. Your enthusiasm is so infectious sets me up for the rest of the day. Lots of love and light to you and your community. Stay healthy
I've never owned or used a draw knife or spokeshafe on an axe, in fact I dont think I've ever operated either. I always used the blade from my block plane, using it as a scraper to remove wood. Matter of fact I need to rekindle my axe soon so thanks for the advice Buckin, and little buckin keep on keeping your old man smilein
Thank You Buckin for Sharing This amazing build!! I have a passion on knife making(Self thought) and finally sharing some of my progress on RUclips,I didnt know what youtube realy was until last year but now i know. You are the reason for me to start my on youtube Channel.For me to 'Follow my Dreams' and 'Start my own Legacy'. THANKS BUCKIN FOR THE INSPIRATION❤️❤️✌️ Dont be Afraid Friends!! JUST FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS!! and Be Kind Along the way!! Shine On✨✨✨
Buckin' hello,love you and your videos brother. I am not a pro like you but my rookie tip would be to take a pencil and rub the lead on the inside of the eye, then when you put it on the handle the lead will rub off where you need to take off more wood.This is just a more visible way to see what is going on, for me.
Hey buckin. Been watchin ya all the way from OZ for a long time mate. Keep the axe vids comin and let the power saws rip brother!! Love your message and the community that has been established here. God bless you all :)
Buckin and a fresh cup of coffee in the morning. Always gets me looking for something to do in the woods. Got me all excited when I realized I got four new trees that need dropped and bucked. Videos done being watched, the coffee cups empty so time to cut and buck. Take care Buckin Army and welcome to new subscribers. Keep up the kindness and let love win.
Love the new techy stuff Mr Smith! You have yourself a great day. and to anyone reading this, I hope you have a great day too! And oh yes, the axe looks great too!. along with your incredible wall of axes!!Love it man!!
Hi! Good to see you all! I hope well and in good shape. With this video certainly in a very good mood. At least I am. Take care of yourself, friends. 🔥♥️🔥from 🌲🇩🇪🌲.
lol Buckin I’m beginning to think you like axes or something. Lordy you’re in such a good mood I can’t help catching it. Nice new techniques on the editing, picture-in-picture = two Buckins for the price of one!! WELCOME new subscribers, true blues, to the most positive corner of the Internet.
I like the www, window of the wise watcher. You can comment on your words and actions during the video. It's a strong way to reinforce or add perspective. Good edit skills have come on slow but sure. We like this man, a lot, we love the axes, a bunch, and we appreciate the message to be kind in the real world. Interacting with others.
You are such a showman that people are likely watching who don't even own an axe. And I thought that my having 2 mauls, 5 axes, and 3 tomahawks that I had too many. Looks like I will have to go and look for a few more else you would think of me as a piker. I also use an old spokeshave for all of my trimming down (sometimes a lot) and also find that not only the entry may have a burr on the axe, but there will be little spikes sticking out inside the axe hole that need filing down. The heads are all different so each needs to be assessed and treated depending on what you find.
My flint edge is set up the same way skinny handle I have the thinner profile it works well it’s my go to chops wood and iv cleared smaller downed trees on the trail
Thanks for sharing your craft and not being secretive! They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but you're far more entertaining to watch than a knockoff anyway.
Good Tuesday morning buckin what a great axe collection,, always a good time to split some fire wood definitely like the axe videos have a great week brotha...
I am imagining somewhere out back he has a Pet Cemetary type graveyard for all his shirt sleeves... Thanks for starting my morning off with a smile. Your enthusiasm is contagious!
Hey Buckin I've been watching your channel for a long long time now and I've never asked this before but would you be willing to give me a mention one of these days. I love your videos and I learn so so much and I truly appreciate your time and consideration in your videos. I love it your friend from Indiana brother love your channel.
@Laurence Finley even though I do the same thing for a living I still watch his videos over and over. I just hope one day I can have as many power saws as he does. running an old-school McCulloch is a special feeling.
Buckin, that last little 6 inch log you were trying to hit it was a bad boy, I seen you hit a log 10 times bigger than that twice and split it right into I bet you hit that little log 10 15 times love you show bro..in the rain your crazy 😝 love you
Who else would like to see Buckin' do a cooking episode, but everything is prepared by axes of all sizes?
Hahaha I Do!!
Chop some lettuce with the laser beam!!! Lol
I would roll just to see BBR using Laser2 to dice a bunch of celery. On the other hand it would hurt my heart a bit to see such beautiful tool not being used for exactly what it's built for. Alas I'm also the type that wants to throttle folks for using the back of an adjustable wrench head as a hammer.
Haha!
I can already see the cut scene to "she cuts, eh"
I love this man! I've never even met him, but i love this guy!😂👍
BBR, You sir, are a man of many talents. Comic...Teacher...Wise..and a Blessing to others. Thank you.
Love the ax and chainsaw blogs daily I enjoy learning your techniques keep doing what you're doing 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Buckin, you are pure education and entertainment all in one!!!!!!!!!!!! Powersaws and Pickups!!!!!! Bunkers looking good!
This video was awesome 🤙I love the old school axe . I got an old one I'm going to fix. Thanks billy
Buckin Billy-Ray don't advertise & sell Ax's...he sells himself. We buy into him, his message, his craft and therefore when deciding where to get a new axe, it's not a decision, it's what we know, we trust. Keeping secrets doesn't allow you to show YOU, your craftsmanship, your well tuned workshop etc. I agree 100% with BBR on this.
It may be cheesy, but axes and power(chain)saws makes my day better. And watching Buckin' use both is just as awesome.
Buckin, thanks for sharing your hard earned knowledge and experience with all of us. There's a guy that builds hot rods and Ford Flathead engines down here in Northern California. His name is Vern Tardel. He is a Bonneville Salt Flats world record holder for Blown Flatheads. 2004-2006. He is the SME (subject matter expert) on Traditional style hot rods and Flathead engines, like you are with axes and felling timber. He knows his stuff, a guru like you, if you will. He says the exact same thing that you are conveying in this video. He actually writes books with pictures on how to split wishbones and port out Flathead engines to make them run optimum. He shows all his tricks of the trade. And he says the same thing you do. "I don't want to hide my knowledge, I want to share and teach those who are interested in this craft, to make a better product and teach the next generation. To carry on a time honored tradition of working with your hands." Beautiful axe and a great tutorial on how to hang an axe. Thank you so much for this gift.
OMG 🪓🪓🪓🪓it’s great to see you buckin and hello to the buckin army and the messengers of kindness. I missed you guys
I legitimately belly laughed at several of Buckins antics... you are a funny guy! Love your work!
Thank you Buckin Billy. Your here in a time and a place where your message is heard and most important. Greatly needed. Your that awesome Bucking Billy Ray
best subscription of 2020. and its not even close. I love you Buckin Billy Ray. I love the community that's gravitated toward you. Im putting a trip to Vancouver Island to chop down a dead Arbutus(or live! with your axes and my strength, it'd be light work.) giant with you, on my bucket list! you're the best!!
That was fitmanship at its finest. I enjoyed every minute of it Buckin!
Your passion and enthusiasm are phenomenal! Thank you for sharing that with all of us!
Lieutenant Bradley ❤️🪓💪
Iv been layed up with a bad knee for the last 5 days and I'm loving these videos and your message
Hi Buckin. Watching from Northern Ireland. Perhaps if you remove some wood from the very back of the handle, that would allow the handle to move back in the eye, therefore closing the gaping at the back and reducing the amount of wood you need to remove from the front / thin part. I hope I haven't overstepped. Love your videos and all the flashey editing.
Bro i cant stop smiling every time i want one of these videos. You're just so positive and as an axe fan myself thanks for making fun!!
I feel in love with axes as a teenager, but then life pulled me in a different direction... you've helped me rekindle that love Billy. Thank you brother. Love ya!
I’ve used axes my whole life and love them and have replaced handles many times but I watch this video and can say I’m a hack. Love the way you work them and your pride in them!
Buck'in you crazy buggar !!! just loving the energy ... as always. After a long day of doing, whatever you do, nothing like turning on a little buckin magic
I watch these videos cause I like axes and wood chopping but I keep coming back cause Buckin has a very infectious and positive personality. It’s good to see more of this in times like these. Keep up the good work buddy I’ll be watching!!
Great videos buckin. Keep spreading love and kindness buckin
I've just found this channel due to buying my first axe and wanted to do some work on it. Your enthusiasm is great, a very uplifting video. Thank you👍
Thank you Buckin for the kind words not just this time but any other time you are a great human being and I always enjoy watching your videos your awesome and I hope you continue to BE KIND always
Best hang ever, and going all He-Man with the axe after, wuhuuuuu :) glad to keep following Buckin
There's gotta be a beer fridge in your shop.......somewhere. Love the content!!
Thank you for all that you do and putting a smile to my face on every video. Not just sometimes but everytime. Ill be hanging a new(to me) craftsman head when handles come in and Im pumped to hang my first axe thanks to you.
216k holy shaklankinsmackwackin congratulations Buckin. Thank you for your time my friend. And thank to everyone who has taken the time to watch this video. Love it brother. Hahahahaha yeah. 🌲❤🌲✊
Have a good day Taz Man!
HELLO TAZ MAN
@@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 hey Oldtimer. How are you buddy.✊
I will never forget my grandfather putting a handle in an axe. I was about 10, so it was about 1955. We needed the axe so we could cut a couple of fallen trees on our farm farm road to the fishing pond. All he did was take his Barlow out of his pocket and started to cut down the end of the handle. He would make a few cuts, put the head on, pound it on a nearby stump and start over. I don’t think it took him but about 15 minutes to get the head on the handle. He did not have any fancy wedges for the handle. He just pounded a couple of roofing nails in the end of the handle and away we went with our fishing poles on our shoulders
Smile, a Wink and a Nod! Love it buddy and awesome vid of this axe haft... nice job explaining the process and how you do it. Hey to all new and tru-blu and remember to MAGKD!
You are a great man my friend Buckin. We need more people like you and your boy
Hey buckin and buckin army. I would like to say Thank u buckin for the inspiration u r . thanks to you I hafted my first axe today thank you so much bud and keep up the great work. Thanks again and be kind
Hope you're well Buckin? Don't go burning the candle at both ends bro. Peace to you and the family. Nice build.
That axe is a piece of art work! Absolutely beautiful...
Killinger makes a pretty darn nice handle that’s for sure! I remember burning a handle when it was cold out and grabbing it...took a few seconds for my hand to tell my brain that it was holding a bit of heat😂 love to you and the family❤️
Man bub you’ve got yourself a little piece of my heaven with all them axes hangin!!! Looks great!! Great vid BUCKIN , and I also very very very appreciate the shout out on Sunday LIVE!!! Made my day really did sir! I kept replaying it like a little kid😜😜!! Hehehe....YOUR THE MAN!!!!
Hey iceman, you're famous!😃 That's pretty cool, take care!
Love your work buck’n! It’s always a pleasure seeing someone else who absolutely loves to process of hafting an axe.
Buckin your level of excitement after getting the wedge in is absolutely amazing. I definitely enjoy being part of the buckin army, thank you for the awesome content and words of kindness
I don’t know if I’ve ever seen anything prettier than those curvy killinger handles! My goodness there perfect!
I want it Billy Ray, then I can be just like you. Keepem coming' my friend.
Thanks for sharin' Buckin! Beautiful ax, makes me want to do some hafting and creating. Got a new spokeshave I haven't used yet, maybe tomorrow! Love ya brother and love all who come together here, as well as those who don't. 🙂 Be kind everyone, enjoy your day.
Thank you,BUCKIN BILLIE RAY watching you haft that axe. Reminded me of my dad,when he use to do his own axes.👍
I personally have to say thanks Billy! I love the content, and appreciate the positivity you put out to your viewing family!
I just love watching your content, it's something about a man who is so enthusiastic about his work that is just great to see. You are an extra inspiration for me as an 18 year to keep doing the things I love instead of the things that are expected of me.
That’s a beautiful old school axe 🪓 Outstanding job Buckin.
Umm Hmm Being Kind Is Contageous ! Welcome New Subs, Hay Blues ! Wicked Axe Build, Would Also Have A Hard Time Letting That 1 Go, B.R. Hope Every 1 Is Feeling Posative ! Prayers For Bo Bo & Family ! ATB T God Bless
Love the Bruce Lee jacket. Love your work.
That was the perfect set on that head! You should be proud of that one!
I love the flail chop. No wood is safe withing your reach. Just sand in one spot and start swinging! I have to admit (I always admit my flaws) that your take on why guys hesitate to do things, is fear 100%. I only do not do things out of fear. I don't hang that axe b/c I don't want to waste the handle I looked so hard to find. I don't sharpen that knife I like so much b/c I don't want to make the edge worse or ruin the shine. I don't take my truck into the bush b/c I don't want to ruin the paint job. You get the idea. That being said, I wanted to share a couple ideas I have on hanging axes; I always file the eye on both ends b/c I believe the eye should be an hourglass shape, I always glue the wedge, and I don't use steel wedges unless I'm trying to salvage a loose head temporarily.
Just picked me up a homelite super xl Buckin but she needs a coil. Love all your vids buddy you are an inspiration to many people especially me hope you have a wonderful day and thanks for getting me through this rough time in my life thanks again buddy
Love your collection sir!! All ways makes me smile and up lifts me watching a bunker video!!!
Hey Buckin, Thank you for the kindness that you put into the world and you led me to become an axe man and join the Marines. I was hoping to send you an axe that I made before I go to basic but I got moved forward on my ship day. Thank you for all that you do and I will send you one of my axes when I'm done with basic.
Great video Buckin! Thanks for spreading your knowledge and love! 💪
Glad to share the experience with you buckin. Thanks for the video
Many thanks for allowing us into your life. Your enthusiasm is so infectious sets me up for the rest of the day. Lots of love and light to you and your community. Stay healthy
Nicely done buckin billy all good here at the farm all is well with you and the family I hope. I will see you on the live stream
I've never owned or used a draw knife or spokeshafe on an axe, in fact I dont think I've ever operated either. I always used the blade from my block plane, using it as a scraper to remove wood. Matter of fact I need to rekindle my axe soon so thanks for the advice Buckin, and little buckin keep on keeping your old man smilein
Nice axe Buckin love the video thanks again for doing what you do all the best from Northern California
Just what I needed tonight, thanks.
Thank You Buckin for Sharing This amazing build!! I have a passion on knife making(Self thought) and finally sharing some of my progress on RUclips,I didnt know what youtube realy was until last year but now i know. You are the reason for me to start my on youtube Channel.For me to 'Follow my Dreams' and 'Start my own Legacy'.
THANKS BUCKIN FOR THE INSPIRATION❤️❤️✌️
Dont be Afraid Friends!! JUST FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS!! and Be Kind Along the way!! Shine On✨✨✨
Loving his enthusiasm.
Buckin' hello,love you and your videos brother. I am not a pro like you but my rookie tip would be to take a pencil and rub the lead on the inside of the eye, then when you put it on the handle the lead will rub off where you need to take off more wood.This is just a more visible way to see what is going on, for me.
Love the Michigan pattern!! Well I guess it makes sense I am from Michigan . Good stuff my friend. Love wins
New to the channel, love it. My Dad always used a piece of broken glass to shave down his axe handles.
Do I really need to watch every second of Billy Ray’s video? Yep!
Hey buckin. Been watchin ya all the way from OZ for a long time mate. Keep the axe vids comin and let the power saws rip brother!! Love your message and the community that has been established here. God bless you all :)
Buckin and a fresh cup of coffee in the morning. Always gets me looking for something to do in the woods. Got me all excited when I realized I got four new trees that need dropped and bucked. Videos done being watched, the coffee cups empty so time to cut and buck. Take care Buckin Army and welcome to new subscribers. Keep up the kindness and let love win.
Love to watch you work the wood.
Love the new techy stuff Mr Smith! You have yourself a great day. and to anyone reading this, I hope you have a great day too! And oh yes, the axe looks great too!. along with your incredible wall of axes!!Love it man!!
Thank you for being so positive!!!
New to channel love learning and seeing the kool stuff...I’m climbing arborists here in Michigan USA
What a beauty of a channel.
Hi! Good to see you all! I hope well and in good shape. With this video certainly in a very good mood. At least I am. Take care of yourself, friends. 🔥♥️🔥from 🌲🇩🇪🌲.
Another great inspirational video
buckin a great ax for a great man love ya man
lol Buckin I’m beginning to think you like axes or something. Lordy you’re in such a good mood I can’t help catching it. Nice new techniques on the editing, picture-in-picture = two Buckins for the price of one!! WELCOME new subscribers, true blues, to the most positive corner of the Internet.
Btw all props to Mr Killinger whose wares I intend to check out but the vintage handle at around 4:00 😙🎶🎵🤩
I like the www,
window of the wise watcher.
You can comment on your words and actions during the video. It's a strong way to reinforce or add perspective.
Good edit skills have come on slow but sure.
We like this man, a lot, we love the axes, a bunch, and we appreciate the message to be kind in the real world. Interacting with others.
Hey Buckin I am glad to spend my birthday today watching your videos! Keep up this great work sir you are truly an amazing human 🤘🤘 🌲
Happy Birthday Simon!!!
Happy birthday!
Great video buckin as always brother keep em coming cant wait till the nxt one
Great job buckin!!!🪓🪓🪓 it looks deadly
Major breakthrough! Love it!!!!!!!!!!!
You are such a showman that people are likely watching who don't even own an axe.
And I thought that my having 2 mauls, 5 axes, and 3 tomahawks that I had too many. Looks like I will have to go and look for a few more else you would think of me as a piker.
I also use an old spokeshave for all of my trimming down (sometimes a lot) and also find that not only the entry may have a burr on the axe, but there will be little spikes sticking out inside the axe hole that need filing down. The heads are all different so each needs to be assessed and treated depending on what you find.
iam playing my axe watching this right now.awesome.
axe mania!!!!! rock on brother!!!
My flint edge is set up the same way skinny handle I have the thinner profile it works well it’s my go to chops wood and iv cleared smaller downed trees on the trail
Great vid!!!
I'm halfway into making a hatchet handle from birds eye maple. You're right.....take your time!!!
Thanks for sharing your craft and not being secretive! They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but you're far more entertaining to watch than a knockoff anyway.
Excellent video! Be well everyone 🧡
thanks 4 video. be kind.
These videos are the best
No wonder I can't find my axe, they are all in Canada , great to see they have been saved from the scrap heap.
Good Tuesday morning buckin what a great axe collection,, always a good time to split some fire wood definitely like the axe videos have a great week brotha...
I am imagining somewhere out back he has a Pet Cemetary type graveyard for all his shirt sleeves...
Thanks for starting my morning off with a smile. Your enthusiasm is contagious!
Hey Buckin I've been watching your channel for a long long time now and I've never asked this before but would you be willing to give me a mention one of these days. I love your videos and I learn so so much and I truly appreciate your time and consideration in your videos. I love it your friend from Indiana brother love your channel.
My day just got better buckin Billy Ray time
Absolutely!! 🧡
@Laurence Finley even though I do the same thing for a living I still watch his videos over and over. I just hope one day I can have as many power saws as he does. running an old-school McCulloch is a special feeling.
Buckin, that last little 6 inch log you were trying to hit it was a bad boy, I seen you hit a log 10 times bigger than that twice and split it right into I bet you hit that little log 10 15 times love you show bro..in the rain your crazy 😝 love you
I just wish I could have one of your axes.....just one!! 🙏🏼
Great video, love you man 👍
Ooooooooooo that’s one heck of a “adze” above your window buckin! Very cool. Love to all!