I've watched way to many Chainsaw videos and this has never been brought up. Awesome and thanks! This ones getting saved.

Great video. As a lineman we occasionally have to cut trees and trying to teach the new guys about chainsaw chains is like speaking Japanese to them. I think something like this will really help.

I like the spur sprocket feature on these tools, having dozens of antique saws sometimes trying to figure out what the drum works with is difficult. I also use these in chainsaw safety classes for demonstration.

YES 👍🏼 another great video on tools that I never new about your videos are soo full of great information. Thanks for being awesome Joe

As always a great video! Love the outtakes 😛😍

Ha! I have the same shirt. AND I wore it while falling trees in BC, Canada. Great channel, by the way!

Excellent!!! Love yer T shirt... You are a wonderful smiley person. Timba is very lucky to have you!

I have never seen that tool before. Aside from that I never saw chain mail socks that I recall either...beautiful face and love your arms!

I like your video’s. Mmm, thank you for making chainsaws interesting and the work involved. I admire your responsibility, have a great day…enjoy.

Simple but an essential piece of equipment for your tool bag. Thank you so much for explaining what could be difficult situations, in language that can be easily understood 👍🏻

Every chainsaw operater should have one of these in their toolbox

Great video. So glad to see you again. Handy little tool 👍👍. Take care and have a blessed day and I'll see you on your next video.

Hello Felicia...seal of approval here in North Central Pennsylvania logging country. Since we last chatted, the new 261 is broken in and she chooches through shagbark hickory. The 261 may be my new go to saw for bucking firewood. As always, it's great to see that you are doing well !!!

Very informative video. Also, a cool t-shirt.

Wow! that's a very accurate tool to find the correct and exact sharpening piles ti be use...

Ciao Felixia sempre belli i tuoi video come te... Saluti dalla Sardegna 🇮🇹

Hello! Greetings from Rovaniemi in Finland! I am builder by trade. I have used Husqvarna and Stihl before. Big bore to cut ice and basic saw´s for work cutting four by two`s. For tree felling I have some experience from work. I think that all together week of cutting experience. But never my own saw. Allways company saw. So, I needed saw for cutting my forrest with older trees. I bought Sthil 261c-m vw two days ago! I took it for a rip the next day. The tree was a birch. Heavy on water, because it´s summer, and with two 40 cm thick limbs too close to my summer cabin. The other limb was leaning heavily about (35%) after 2m from the ground. So, it was leaning over the top of the cabin roof. I had a 85 year old senoir logger Lauri at nine in the morning to help me. So I could not let him down. From the box to work! The first limb was a warm up! I was so high on adrenaline that I got shaky fingers. The second limb was pulled whit ropes and two rachetlines to safety. After the final cut it went to the right direction but got stuck on a tall aspen. The holding part of the cut was still holding on. I tighten the other rachet more and had to cut the rest of the hold off. It rolled in to the place of premeditated fall! I was really happy about the saw and Lauri was happy to get firewood home for the winter. Saw is realy powerful for the weight and size. For a medium size saw a could not be happier. The sound of the engine is on point! I went trough all the numbers of Husqvarna and Sthil. I found out that, I should get Stihl 261c based on numbers. Then I looked for people how are using it in You Tube. You came up. It was you who made the decision making easy for me. Real pro showing what to use and how to use it. I like our style and I like our videos. Remember to give full gas and thank you for your help. Mikko P.s. I still have 13,5 hectare to go. Can`t wait for winter to really start gutting!!! This is my dream saw

Nice to see you again... It's great a Tool and i must have one of them... Thank's for sharing.. 😁🤜🤛

Love It Sweet🌹 Lady , Great Info as Usual. Now Gonna Try To Find One💯💯💯👍🏾👊🏽👏🏽‼‼‼

No one would have noticed your finger, at least not until you made a big deal of it! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 love the video and the bloopers, great content as always, very informative and useful, keeps me looking forward to the next one! See you soon and always on Instagram!

Great video ☕️😀

Thanks sawrus good 👍

Thanks for the tip!! I've ordered one this AM!!!hope alls well in your neck of the woods 💚🌳💚🌳👍👊🌳💚🌳💚

Great video as always . Keep it up

Great video, nice tan!

Thank you! I knew this tool exists, but not how it works.👍

Großartig gemacht! Wirklich ein innovatives Werkzeug von stihl! 👏👏💪👍

Might have to find me oneof those gauges🤔. Love the t-shirt too 😉

Vvery cool tool👍👍👍 Really informative clip, thanks for sharing with us.

Thanks for the tip😎 Didn't know there was such tool on the marked🤓

I like the Oregon gauge. :)

Great video yeah those tools come in handy I like mine

Wow wow wow felixia !!! Great to see you making a video. Hows your business doing? Lol must be busy if we hardly get to see you. Its been really hot felling trees here in new Jersey. Keep cutting girl 😊🌲

Hey girl. Great item to have. Thank you

Great Job!! 🙂👍☕

nice tip thanks

Great tool to have! 👍🏻👍🏻

Greatvjob to show what saw chain to be getting four saw Many people never ran a chain saw And donot no any about saw chains Have seen many of the ones that buy the wrong chain I teach chain saw safety classes To many out there think they can run a chain saw They will get hurt some day

Awesome vid, I have a question from and older Echo 2500t vid you did, "what was the name and company who makes the yellow plastic quick release harness ring set up you mentioned, I purchased the 2500 from watching your video review but cannot find that belt harness clip?

красотка! я уверен, что ты можешь научить чему-то новому любого, даже самого уверенного в себе, мужика в плане использования его любимого инструмента😜

Cool, thanks. Do you prefer Stihl saws with M-tronic...or no?

Well that's a dandy handy little gadget!!!

Also,would love to hear the story on the wood disks on the wall behind you,what sis you use to attach them? What kind of wood? Thanks!!!!

Hi, really missing your videos of you out there felling trees, have you got any plans to do more outdoors vids?

What's the Stihl box in the back left? White with the orange top?

Professional you are 😁

I got a seal 🦭 of disappointment lol 😂 have a great rest of your week. I work for a logger and we use a over size file

Where did you buy the guide? Do you have a part number? Thank you.

Hej felixia det er nogle super gode videor du lægger op! Har skrevet til dig i den hvor du forklare de forskellige måder at file kæde på, men kan se det er en halv gammel video så nu er jeg lige fræk og stiller spørmålet her også! Hvad er din mening omkring elektriske kædeslibere dem hvor man ligger kæde op i en slæde?? Godt eller skidt?

Where I can buy that measure.

Also, on the stihl chain it should have the pitch and drive link gauge information on it. The pitch will be a number on the cutter and the gauge will be a number on the drive link. The chain in your video should have a 3 and 6 for 3/8 pitch and .063 inch or 1.6mm.

Thanks for that. Great tool. Where can we get it

Do you have a sharpening machine or all file?If you do,Demo it,setup and all.Or maybe I missed it.Thanks.

That's a nice tool but I'm really looking forward to you learning how to sqair file a chin. It's life changing

Cool tool

Trouble is in Australia that piece of plastic will cost $12 at least! Could be even more knowing Stihl (and Husqvarna) who certainly has not been helping with cutting the cost of living!

Looks to be a useable tool … I can never calculate what file to use.

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I like the Oregon plastic chain guide better. My notifications for your KZfaq videos was turned off.

Wow you know way. More than me I love my 261. C love your voice and accent

I Stihl can’t get the light bar for the 261c-m

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Woow!👍👍👍👍

Should get a copy of it in stainless steel so in 50 years from now it's not 1/2 missing.

Nice content! Even with the economic Inflation😫I am very excited to have found the solution to my money problems, I accumulated 100% R.O.I over time.

Slick tool...Cutie.

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It should be metal, not plastic. Trying a 1.6mm chain in 1.5mm few times... and it will work

You forgot the bar gauge lol

I don't think we can get those gages in the U.S.A

What is the name of that tool?

You are so beautiful

Metric has only added confusion to the chainsaw world. 60.96 cm bars. 5.556 mm files. Construction industry, too. How many trade carpenters call a 4x8 foot sheet of plywood, a 121.92 cm x 243.84 cm sheet of plywood? Ridiculous! I grew up in the era when both metric and imperial units were taught in school, Homelites and McCullochs were in the garage, men were men, and women were women. Today, truth is convoluted with conversion, acronyms, hysteria, and dark energy. I miss the “old” days when things were black and white, lol!

That thing is almost $10. WTF STIHL? This is the stuff I hate when stihl is such a rip off. It's just a piece of plastic for God sakes. That should be on a rack at the dollar store. The Oregon looks cooler and probably is better and it's only $5. Anyone with a brain would just get a digital micrometer for around $10. Then you can use it for millions of other things, not just your chainsaw.

Another great job there Young lady 💐 other thing is that you must keep the owner's manual for the chain that you need for your paticural.chain

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