😊😊 im still amazed that an older, poorly made video is getting so much attention😁 thank you for watching!

Thank you i had a bad accident a month ago im just getting back in the swing of things...

@@badasswood Sorry to hear that. Hope your on a quick recovery.

Thank you, it's been tough lately, but I'm hoping to get back at some videos soon . The masonry business & moving the shop has been consuming me, not in the right mind set to video any of it, it's just been all go...lol...

@@badasswood look forward to your next video, hope the moving do smooth. 👍👍👍👍👍

Thank you I will and thank you for kind words, stay safe

Thank you I sure will and thank you for kind words.😊

Sure thing, thanks for the idea, I'm not good at ideas...lol...

@@badasswood that's ok neither am I, but your video you made, I think you explained very well. Please let me know when you make that video. So can carve on weekend. 😊👍👍👍👍👍

Thank you! I'm just getting into video making, after years to keeping with it, it's a whole new discipline for me...lol! Been running saws and equipment for decades, that's the easy part, for me, until I throw a camera, and talking to the camera into the mix.haha!

Thank you so much, it means a lot to hear that,I really try to break things down in an easy to follow fashion.

Lol... yep, I have tried over the years to edit the saw volume more, thanks for watch8n!😁😁

After many years making videos, I'm just now learning how to produce, and make them Interesting to watch .lol!

Hey, you don't need specific wood, some are better than others, and I'll be making a video dedicated to wood types and curing. I'll go over my system, and ways of storing, and process curing. Main thing is to get the bark off, get them off the ground, and covered with metal roofing, or ply wood. Tarps hold in moisture and encourage mold. Slow cure is always better than fast, but you can do iether, as long as you have ways of fixing the cracks if you speed dry.

Lol... I'm making advice videos, not help me lose sales videos🤣

@@badasswood my friend was wanting one of them.. I guess I will keep watching and give it a go myself.. you do a great job.

@@badasswood Good answer

Yeah i finally got a mic for the gopro... these older videos i had a phone or gopro with no mic so ya couldnt hesr whst i was sayin ...

I have other videos with better perspective its hard tjinking of exactly what to say though when im tryin to video and cut at the same time... i iften explain how to guage depth of cut visually or by feel... but 90% or that can only be learned with practice and actual time with a saw in your hands... i could over analyze every cut and detail till im blue in the face but i find most learning gets done by me sayin less and you guys followin the basics... just like teachin people masonry i keep it very simple then throw in speed tests... i dont like to tell any one more than two or three things in a ten minute period... t.m.i. and we lose track...

May I ask which videos. I'm getting better at the bear. But I don't why I always mess up when making the triangle on the wood lol. Always have to much on one side. Only attempt four times but getting far every time on it. Love your tho u are awesome at it.

Theres a bear pov video... the one tjing is not to focus too hard on one tjing... my triangles are never even 😆 i just go with whats in front of me... took me a lot more than four tries before i was confident with my bears i can assure you that😁😁 ... thing is to watch as much videos and do as much carving as you can when learnin new stuff... it helps to go to an event where theres other carvers if you can find one...

@@badasswood thank you so much for replying to me. I'll send you a picture of one of bears soon.

😄 yeah its 5 years old, its only left up because the newer version with the sound fixed doesnt get half the views🤣🤪

Stihl e_14, 180e,Makita uc4025a, Makita uc 4000, sthil e-15 are the electrics I use, I special fit the bars and chains, they don't come stock like that.

Thanx u so much and sorry for my dumb questions grettings from mx

Theres three saws used here, the makita uc 4025a, stihl mse 180 c, and stihl e 14...

Check out my other videos, I have steps specific to curing the wood, precracking,and repairing.

10" .043 1/4 pitch, sprocket tip.not stock to that saw, but stock to the battery saws. I run a 1/4 pitch sprocket from an e 10,shaved...

do you have a source for that bar.. I have a e180c that has no bar with it right now....your videos are great info...where are you located?

I'm in the n.e. u.s. ... I just go to the local stihl shop, or to ebay fir saw parts... some shops even have carving bars...I do a lot of searching...

You will need a 1/4 pitch sprocket conversion on that saw, I have several videos where I go over set ups, and set up details...

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