Nice. Some pretty logs in that mix. Couple of uglies sprinkled in. 😆 Great video

Sheesh that chainsaw is HELLA SHARP!! 😆My late step-grandfather was the only one of my relatives who could file saw chain teeth that sharp! Sharp enough to where when purely cross-cutting, the saw would just SINK NATURALLY into the log from its own weight alone, no need to bear down on the loop handle at all! I reckon that one can do that as well after a fresh filing? ^^

I feel like this helps the log go through the mill more straight. Otherwise you could have one end tapering a bit as the bottom gets trimmed down. But I think it probably doesn’t matter a lot?

At least you can get some free wood boiler chunks if you have an outdoor boiler. Butt log flairs are tough and multidirectional grained and usually caked in mud from being skidded. Nice video 👍

Man that's a pain in the butt , with a contract my company had with a loger this was a major issue,specially for a certain chestnut species, they always had this kinda mushroom butt

Another really good video, have you done a video about checking for metal yet.

We used to take flair butts down with a Rosser same type of debarker u have but a lot heavier duty

Doesn't seem like that chain is cutting the best

There are too many large logs