Why is it hard though talk about? Grace…….loving grace. Much more than than being nice but love and caring for you, your wife and family. Grace and love directly squarely at you! I can never get through the great hymn Amazing Grace without tearing up. It’s totally humbling. Love ya brother!
you will only have two or three people in yer life that will be there in times of uncertainty , I know the joy his wood heat brings to his home and also keeps him doing things . not on my watch will he not have this luxury . love to yer home , tree friend
Buckin I NEVER want to hear you apologise for showing emotion ever again!!. don't you know we LOVE YOU for just being you. I'm a 43 year old disabled guy from Australia 🇦🇺 and I don't watch your channel just to learn about falling trees and power saws, I watch your content because I RESPECT the man you are and the life lessons you teach the world. So please don't forget those dark times because it's a part of you that's important to making you the man you are today. LOVE WINS every time my friend.
What a friend Brian is♥️♥️. Buckin you are blessed to have many wonderful people on this channel. Set the right example and nothing but love will come back ♥️
Good to see you helping out the senior. Billy, you just a big heart . Hey now you help Brian out give him a man hug . Remember life is a circle here or at pearl gate buckin .
I went through a life changing health issue that changed my life. I am so grateful for the generosity that people haven't at times like that. I try to help people anyway I can. It changes you one way or another good are bitter. I glad you came back strong 💪 and health. God bless 🙌 🙏
Buckin no need to apologize for the tears it shows true humility compassion and kindness for a man to even ask if you're gonna be OK financially. And if I must be honest tree work is very humbling work some of my most deepest life-changing decisions and thoughts of forgiveness kindness grace and mercy come to me when I am doing wood tree work whether it be splitting felling climbing or all of the above. Out of all the work I have ever done tree work is probably no not probably is the most humbling work to me. You've been a inspiration to me love ya brother.
Nothing wrong with be emotional it just means you have a big heart and you care about people and people care about you. That wood splitter works great keep up the great work . Thank you for the videos . From a New Brunswicker
Best video of yours I believe I've seen so far, Buckin', because I wasn't distracted by you this time, without speculating why, and it made me feel more at ease. Only you can say if you felt more at peace or maybe you tried a different approach, but whatever it was, I loved it. It almost watched itself. No pun intended. No joke. It is totally fine for a man to feel emotion, but I guess men don't want to compete for who can cry the hardest on camera, when it gets to be hard to talk about talkin' about it, if you know what I mean. How do you get beyond the emotion ? I guess you'll figure it out when you need to badly enough. I don't think anybody minds one way or the other. It wasn't the emotion that made or broke the video, though. It was just the production value and the way it somehow made me forget I was watching. Seriously high quality editing decisions there. It inspires me. By the way, I absolutely loved the switch-up on the theme music with it coming at the end. Fantastic stuff. Anyway, have a good one.
Buckin you’re an old soul for crying out loud your favorite work truck doesn’t even have power steering that was quite a story of your friend Brian if you wouldn’t have got caught up in that moment of storytelling I would’ve had to wonder about you Your story makes all of us want to be a great man like Brian and his friend Buckin Billy Ray Smith Keep life lessons coming
Wearing your heart on your sleeve Buckin'! That emotional footage could have easily been left on "on the editing room floor" but you put it out there for all to see. You're an inspiration to many and the comments certainly show that. Keep up the good work!!
Buckin! I’m a long time follower and can see how great of a man and father and idol that you are! Your human brother, just like the rest of us. It’s ok to shed a tear, it’s good for the soul! It’s shows how much you care and that in itself is incredible. Just wanted to jump in the chat here and I loves ya, and much love from central Massachusetts! My family comes from the loggin roads in Maine so my ears perked up and knew right where u we’re talking about when talking about your accident.
Great to hear the fellas jamming and you working the splitter. That machine is amazing and man does it do work. Thank you for throwing in the fuel can jam session I love it. You are a great man Buckin for all you are doing in this world. Please don't be sorry for true heart felt emotion. You say it all the time Don't hide your light under a bushel. This is one of your many lights brother. Love ya Buckin thank you. 🌲❤️🌲👊🪓
Hey, Buckin.' I honestly respect and admire everything I know about you so far. Your time is now. You're God's man for This season of your life. Congratulations on recovering from your terrible injuries, And getting your life straightened out. God Bless you. Stay Blessed. Chip
Love yea Billy, you have an amazing soul, don't apologize for having a big heart and showing emotions. The world needs more strong men with big hearts, I believe it can only help with the next generation of working men.
'Tis a fine & wonderful thing you do, paying it forward w/that gifted splitter and hepling others! That and sufficiently monetixing RUclips to fund other initiatives provides an exemplary model for service projects that're expandable virtually everywhere! WELL! DONE!!
I just bought a second Splitfire wood splitter a few weeks ago. Split hundreds of cords with a 3265 but its bulky for odd jobs off the farm so I got a 2265 . My mother figured she would give it a try and sliced her thumb off. She's split wood before just wasn't used to the return split system. Watch your fingers...
My distant neighbor lost most of a couple digits last year. The machines are beautifully, and brutally, powerful. It took him a bit but he came back stronger than ever. Best of wishes to her, I hope she recovers well. We go our whole lives taking our ability for granted. Like Billy suggested in this video.. when we hit a low spot in life, it makes an opportunity for someone to reach out and be their best. Take care of her for a bit.
Dang Mr Buckin you made me tear up don’t know why I guess I know you got a good heart and one hell of a man Good job on the splitting and still watching er video Have a good evening God bless Mr B and family
Buckin.i have another company splitter on order and I am hopeful that I will be able to get to use it for others like a military or 1st responder veteran.. Splitters like at this level are awesome equipment to have on hand..
Like SUPERMAN and Clark Kent, how come we never see you and Cletus together? lol Stay blessed. Shalom/gw P. S. I bought an EASTONMAĎE 12-22 two years ago? I love It and the great folks at Eastonmade. I think the people associated with the firewood business àre some of the finest on God's earth. Now, if I could just get Andrew to sell me a new Eastonmade hat! ;-)) BTW I played lead guitar in a sixties rock band. I quit when Ì got married in 1970. I've had a Christian musical ministry for nearly 40 years.
Enjoying the Odd Neighbourhood, sounds like some Pixies influence in there with the guitar, thanks for adding to the video, love to hear more! Nice to have the machine do some work in the heat. Looking good Buckin, I’m working on shedding a few pounds too, feels good, doesn’t it? Hello from Victoria
when i went up to 200#s , not only did i have more joint pain , but iy pained me to look at myself . this will not happen again , love to you island friend
I love using the powersaw I first started at the age of 14 with my grandfather I am 26 now I've been trying sooo hard to do it for a living but life just keeps getting in the way
Hey Billy Ray really need your help some info on the stemin work I'm a climber and it sounds right up my alley and you are so knowledgeable bout tree work I've been watchin your channel for a little bit I'm also a 6th generation woodsman like your boys I'm from East Alabama so I'd be changein citizenship but that's no problem I just want to climb and provide good for my family please help if you can thank you sincerely Sean Thompson
That is some nicely seasoned wood I see the response to the wedge I faster than most I wonder if the wedge could be Star shaped if it would have enough power to drive it through the round.
Did you take a count on all your fingers , she was running the splitter. I was placing the blocks , she wasn’t paying attention. To busy yelling at the kids. I was yelling STOP ! STOP ! Damn near lost a finger , lol 👍🇨🇦
I must admit, I don't understand why you wouldn't extend those stabilizer legs, even if it was just the one on the log lift side. The more stable the better! Secondly, most of the time it seems that you are still using the splitter as an axe substitute rather than taking advantage of that very wide splitting wedge. Put a log under at the 1/3 point, split it, slide it to the side and split again at the 1/3 point. Rotate the log 90 degrees and again split at the 1/3 points. It gives you the most pieces of firewood for the fewest piston strokes. That one round you put on that splitter was absolutely HUGE!!! That would have been a challenge to get up to that splitter with out that lift. 😧
that's what I was thinking. he would be more efficient doing it another way or having a 4 way wedge on it, but if he likes doing it and doesn't mind the work then more power to him. firewood is all about efficiency and handling it the fewer times as possible.
Heya buckin' ! Just wondering if you'd have any advise you could share in a video maybe even show a comparison about different chain sizes like .050 3/8 vs a .058 .325 and the pros and cons of each ? Would be nice to see your opinion on them as I'm rather confused!!!
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith morning from Ireland Buckin' the saws I'm running are a small Husqvarna 130 and a saw called Oleo Mac 560 which has a new versacut bar 20" on it with a kerf of .058 , just wondering if I put on the .325 Guage rather than a 3/8 will it cut slower and up the revs on the saw making it a less effective saw ? Fairly new to the world of woodcutting and love the channel have learned alot from you thank you .
curious why he is running this instead of a hired hand? could make more money! or maybe this is his winter heat wood? or land owner will pay his 40$ an hour rate? or what does he charge an hour?
Tell Andrew I could seriously use one down here in South Carolina! That would really help my bad back! 3 surgeries! Awesome splitter and great video!!!
Buckin never apologize for taking a moment on camera your human your an amazing human. I can't relate exactly but I got pinned by a root ball about 8 years ago excavator was pulling roots out of cleared him and was well out the way but he somehow managed dump a massive root on me all the could be seen of me was my safety boots. All I did was crack a rib but I had certian couple people arround me and same as you when ever they need anything they get it. I've also recently just had surgery from splitter accident and people close to me cared enough to help and I can't thank them enough so I get it. Big respect for even trying to talk about it. Can't do much the now but am on the mend and am still here for my wife and kids. Love ya brother! ❤️🏴👍 Ps that splitter Incredible
Really appreciate the support Buckin. Glad to be part of it all.
yer a big part when called upon friend,, much respect
Why is it hard though talk about? Grace…….loving grace. Much more than than being nice but love and caring for you, your wife and family. Grace and love directly squarely at you! I can never get through the great hymn Amazing Grace without tearing up. It’s totally humbling. Love ya brother!
Loved hearing you talk about Brian.
you will only have two or three people in yer life that will be there in times of uncertainty , I know the joy his wood heat brings to his home and also keeps him doing things . not on my watch will he not have this luxury . love to yer home , tree friend
Buckin I NEVER want to hear you apologise for showing emotion ever again!!. don't you know we LOVE YOU for just being you. I'm a 43 year old disabled guy from Australia 🇦🇺 and I don't watch your channel just to learn about falling trees and power saws, I watch your content because I RESPECT the man you are and the life lessons you teach the world. So please don't forget those dark times because it's a part of you that's important to making you the man you are today. LOVE WINS every time my friend.
truth Brother , yer right
Looks like a great machine! I appreciate your humility by showing your emotions on this channel….many people would edit that stuff out. Thank you!
i thought about it
What a friend Brian is♥️♥️. Buckin you are blessed to have many wonderful people on this channel. Set the right example and nothing but love will come back ♥️
even it if didnt , you know id wood'nt change what i do , love ya Marto
You wear your heart on your sleeve and we love you for it.
Good to see you helping out the senior. Billy, you just a big heart . Hey now you help Brian out give him a man hug . Remember life is a circle here or at pearl gate buckin .
I went through a life changing health issue that changed my life. I am so grateful for the generosity that people haven't at times like that. I try to help people anyway I can. It changes you one way or another good are bitter.
I glad you came back strong 💪 and health. God bless 🙌 🙏
thx
Buckin no need to apologize for the tears it shows true humility compassion and kindness for a man to even ask if you're gonna be OK financially. And if I must be honest tree work is very humbling work some of my most deepest life-changing decisions and thoughts of forgiveness kindness grace and mercy come to me when I am doing wood tree work whether it be splitting felling climbing or all of the above. Out of all the work I have ever done tree work is probably no not probably is the most humbling work to me.
You've been a inspiration to me love ya brother.
thx friend
Nothing wrong with be emotional it just means you have a big heart and you care about people and people care about you. That wood splitter works great keep up the great work . Thank you for the videos . From a New Brunswicker
You’re a good man, BBR! If anyone deserves an Eastonmade splitter, it’s you.
thank you
Great job, Billy Ray! That is what life is all about, looking out for and helping your fellow man!👍🏻
Best video of yours I believe I've seen so far, Buckin', because I wasn't distracted by you this time, without speculating why, and it made me feel more at ease. Only you can say if you felt more at peace or maybe you tried a different approach, but whatever it was, I loved it. It almost watched itself. No pun intended. No joke. It is totally fine for a man to feel emotion, but I guess men don't want to compete for who can cry the hardest on camera, when it gets to be hard to talk about talkin' about it, if you know what I mean. How do you get beyond the emotion ? I guess you'll figure it out when you need to badly enough. I don't think anybody minds one way or the other. It wasn't the emotion that made or broke the video, though. It was just the production value and the way it somehow made me forget I was watching. Seriously high quality editing decisions there. It inspires me.
By the way, I absolutely loved the switch-up on the theme music with it coming at the end. Fantastic stuff. Anyway, have a good one.
Buckin you’re an old soul for crying out loud your favorite work truck doesn’t even have power steering that was quite a story of your friend Brian if you wouldn’t have got caught up in that moment of storytelling I would’ve had to wonder about you Your story makes all of us want to be a great man like Brian and his friend Buckin Billy Ray Smith
Keep life lessons coming
Wearing your heart on your sleeve Buckin'! That emotional footage could have easily been left on "on the editing room floor" but you put it out there for all to see. You're an inspiration to many and the comments certainly show that. Keep up the good work!!
Buckin! I’m a long time follower and can see how great of a man and father and idol that you are! Your human brother, just like the rest of us. It’s ok to shed a tear, it’s good for the soul! It’s shows how much you care and that in itself is incredible. Just wanted to jump in the chat here and I loves ya, and much love from central Massachusetts! My family comes from the loggin roads in Maine so my ears perked up and knew right where u we’re talking about when talking about your accident.
Great to hear the fellas jamming and you working the splitter. That machine is amazing and man does it do work. Thank you for throwing in the fuel can jam session I love it. You are a great man Buckin for all you are doing in this world. Please don't be sorry for true heart felt emotion. You say it all the time Don't hide your light under a bushel. This is one of your many lights brother. Love ya Buckin thank you. 🌲❤️🌲👊🪓
This video was so real, that’s why we love ya Buckin! Cheers! Adam (formerly The Torkerman)
Hey, Buckin.' I honestly respect and admire everything I know about you so far. Your time is now. You're God's man for This season of your life. Congratulations on recovering from your terrible injuries, And getting your life straightened out. God Bless you. Stay Blessed. Chip
I love watching the holy spirit work in grown tough men he brings our most inner emotions right to the surface.
Emotion show you care
Love yea Billy, you have an amazing soul, don't apologize for having a big heart and showing emotions. The world needs more strong men with big hearts, I believe it can only help with the next generation of working men.
thx very much
Love the background music from the boys!!!
Looks like Brian is going to be warm this winter. Awesome work.
that warms me
'Tis a fine & wonderful thing you do, paying it forward w/that gifted splitter and hepling others! That and sufficiently monetixing RUclips to fund other initiatives provides an exemplary model for service projects that're expandable virtually everywhere! WELL! DONE!!
you've been here long enough to see it transform, Roy ,, thx for believing in goodness
Can't talk about it because it's love, don't ever apologize for that. Love ya bruddah 🤙🏼
Brian has a really nice wood shed design there
You’re a good man Buckin..... Go Ganges and the boys!
awesome wood splitter thanks for sharing
I just bought a second Splitfire wood splitter a few weeks ago. Split hundreds of cords with a 3265 but its bulky for odd jobs off the farm so I got a 2265 . My mother figured she would give it a try and sliced her thumb off. She's split wood before just wasn't used to the return split system. Watch your fingers...
My distant neighbor lost most of a couple digits last year. The machines are beautifully, and brutally, powerful. It took him a bit but he came back stronger than ever.
Best of wishes to her, I hope she recovers well. We go our whole lives taking our ability for granted.
Like Billy suggested in this video.. when we hit a low spot in life, it makes an opportunity for someone to reach out and be their best. Take care of her for a bit.
dont worry about having feelings buckin means your a real not a fake not alot of people are real and honest like u bud
You are a good man Buckin!
Dang Mr Buckin you made me tear up don’t know why I guess I know you got a good heart and one hell of a man Good job on the splitting and still watching er video Have a good evening God bless Mr B and family
thank you friend , glad yer with us
Buckin thats a nice splitter for sure and you will bless lots of people with it ,because thats the Man you are!
Good machine, I got to play with an Axis the other day👍🏻
Good stuff bucking Billy Ray, Purdy country.
Buckin.i have another company splitter on order and I am hopeful that I will be able to get to use it for others like a military or 1st responder veteran..
Splitters like at this level are awesome equipment to have on hand..
We love you Buckin 🥰
LOVE YA
I notice a Premier kit there, I used to have a premier XPK - Great Kit, Birch shells. Keep Hydrated!
James . Im a huge premier man , those white one's where the ones from the school right across the road from when i was in grade 8
I really like all those cool ford trucks. Ford man myself.
Right on
Welcome to any new subscribers. I love to see the splitter out and running.
hey willy
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith hi buckin hope you have fun at the Paul Bunyan festival
I think i got 5 huge slivers from watching you do all that without gloves! Great job👍👍
HA HA
A good friend is hard to find.
You are one of the good ones.
Peace
every thing is a choice Dusty ol' boy, and i choose to be a good friend to Brian. thx buddy
AWESOME MACHINE!
Buckin' dude, you're so DAMN real it's painful, in a good way. Keep doing it and thanks for sharing!
That’s a heck of a splitter. Nice work 👍🏻👍🏻
Love those old Ford trucks!
Never forget a friend, that is one thing I love about you. Welcome everyone to the greatest show on earth
love ol' timer
You are an awesome man! Keep up your good works!
Thanks! Will do!
Like SUPERMAN and Clark Kent, how come we never see you and Cletus together? lol Stay blessed. Shalom/gw P. S. I bought an EASTONMAĎE 12-22 two years ago? I love It and the great folks at Eastonmade. I think the people associated with the firewood business àre some of the finest on God's earth. Now, if I could just get Andrew to sell me a new Eastonmade hat! ;-)) BTW I played lead guitar in a sixties rock band. I quit when Ì got married in 1970. I've had a Christian musical ministry for nearly 40 years.
Howdy BBR, we love AND like ya! Just when you thought that most of us were NOT paying attention! Well, that’ll learn ya, lolol 😂
Nice lookn rig there sir hope u are well my friend!!
The world needs more buckin
Love the music, keep up the good work
thx
It's hard to talk about because that's God's Love touching your heart. Go give Brian a manly man hug for what he's done 😂💪
You and your son did good job on the music .and who knew that you could tow days of work in 5 hr😎🤣🤣😂😂
Please include more music from THE ODD NEIGHBORHOOD. They’re are sooo F’N GOOD
i no right , will do
Enjoying the Odd Neighbourhood, sounds like some Pixies influence in there with the guitar, thanks for adding to the video, love to hear more! Nice to have the machine do some work in the heat. Looking good Buckin, I’m working on shedding a few pounds too, feels good, doesn’t it? Hello from Victoria
when i went up to 200#s , not only did i have more joint pain , but iy pained me to look at myself . this will not happen again , love to you island friend
The world needs more BBRs.
Ohhhh, that’s a cool splitter
Thanks!
Damien . thank you buddy
That's a good man right there.
Brian is solid brother
Hey Buckin thanks for making me aware of Broardriverforge, I’m having Brad make me an aggressive Taz pattern axe 🪓 Roy from the great northwest 😜👍
YOU BETCHA
You are the man !!
That is a sweet setup!
I love using the powersaw I first started at the age of 14 with my grandfather I am 26 now I've been trying sooo hard to do it for a living but life just keeps getting in the way
That is one CRAZY cutting machine. Now, if they could make something to STACK the wood.. :) :)
Ol Myrtle sounds good and healthy
indeed she is
Thanks.
Well I'm not new here. been watching you since the beginning! But when I checked I was unsubscribed! Thanks youtube!
Wow great stuff buckin
What happens to all the sleeves from his shirts? That’s the real question
Nice
Danielson! 🤣🤣🤣
Good video Dude.
THX
Hey Billy Ray really need your help some info on the stemin work I'm a climber and it sounds right up my alley and you are so knowledgeable bout tree work I've been watchin your channel for a little bit I'm also a 6th generation woodsman like your boys I'm from East Alabama so I'd be changein citizenship but that's no problem I just want to climb and provide good for my family please help if you can thank you sincerely Sean Thompson
That is some nicely seasoned wood I see the response to the wedge I faster than most I wonder if the wedge could be Star shaped if it would have enough power to drive it through the round.
Did you take a count on all your fingers , she was running the splitter. I was placing the blocks , she wasn’t paying attention. To busy yelling at the kids. I was yelling STOP ! STOP ! Damn near lost a finger , lol 👍🇨🇦
Love that Mercury truck. what year is it?
Thx Mary 67
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith as Stevie Guitar Miller said- I'm going to buy me a Mercury and cruise on down the road!! You're a good man Buckin!
So I went on to your website and I was wondering since I live in Australia I need good axe handles ??
comin soon my 31 '' will knock yer socks off down unda brutha
Yeah I remember when you got that splitter
Easton made needs to give that splitter a six side blade and that would be the perfect splitter .
that wood not work ferny, on a vertical
Would like to see how it works on nearly beech or hard maple blocks up to 25 to 30” .
Hell Billy I cut wood and split it all day. I miss doing that. I used a log splitter btw.
Music is awesome
Hi brother no need to ever say sorry or apologize!!u no that! your a great Man U should be proud of yourself brother great stuff 👍👍👍💪💪💪🪓🪓🪓
thx T
I must admit, I don't understand why you wouldn't extend those stabilizer legs, even if it was just the one on the log lift side. The more stable the better! Secondly, most of the time it seems that you are still using the splitter as an axe substitute rather than taking advantage of that very wide splitting wedge. Put a log under at the 1/3 point, split it, slide it to the side and split again at the 1/3 point. Rotate the log 90 degrees and again split at the 1/3 points. It gives you the most pieces of firewood for the fewest piston strokes. That one round you put on that splitter was absolutely HUGE!!! That would have been a challenge to get up to that splitter with out that lift. 😧
that's what I was thinking. he would be more efficient doing it another way or having a 4 way wedge on it, but if he likes doing it and doesn't mind the work then more power to him. firewood is all about efficiency and handling it the fewer times as possible.
so buckin when will you start using the captain america rip a log in half using your bare hands method haha
You have been borne again you are a savio
Heya buckin' ! Just wondering if you'd have any advise you could share in a video maybe even show a comparison about different chain sizes like .050 3/8 vs a .058 .325 and the pros and cons of each ? Would be nice to see your opinion on them as I'm rather confused!!!
what are ya runnin'?
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith morning from Ireland Buckin' the saws I'm running are a small Husqvarna 130 and a saw called Oleo Mac 560 which has a new versacut bar 20" on it with a kerf of .058 , just wondering if I put on the .325 Guage rather than a 3/8 will it cut slower and up the revs on the saw making it a less effective saw ? Fairly new to the world of woodcutting and love the channel have learned alot from you thank you .
What was that drum you were playing
It sounded really good
Maybe you should play some full set sometimes
which drum sir?.. do you mean the red Gas cans ?
curious why he is running this instead of a hired hand?
could make more money!
or maybe this is his winter heat wood?
or land owner will pay his 40$ an hour rate? or what does he charge an hour?
this machine will never make $$, i was a gift , and will live its life in the same energy. as a gift.
ITS HOT! BE KIND!
Прикольный лесоруб
need a 4 way wedge on that thing buckin
that wood not work
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith sure it wood buckin. 😀.
Àhwoooo 👍❤️
BRAKES ARE CHEAPER THAN TRANSMISSIONS.
1:08 well that ain’t rite but it looks like one hell of a statement on who a fella is. 😂
Tell Andrew I could seriously use one down here in South Carolina! That would really help my bad back! 3 surgeries! Awesome splitter and great video!!!
i think they are about 14,000 he wood be honoured to set you up.613-812-3213 Log Splitter Sales/Service
Buckin never apologize for taking a moment on camera your human your an amazing human. I can't relate exactly but I got pinned by a root ball about 8 years ago excavator was pulling roots out of cleared him and was well out the way but he somehow managed dump a massive root on me all the could be seen of me was my safety boots. All I did was crack a rib but I had certian couple people arround me and same as you when ever they need anything they get it. I've also recently just had surgery from splitter accident and people close to me cared enough to help and I can't thank them enough so I get it. Big respect for even trying to talk about it. Can't do much the now but am on the mend and am still here for my wife and kids. Love ya brother! ❤️🏴👍 Ps that splitter Incredible