A little mini saws worked pretty good when you’re climbing tree tie them to the rope. They’re really good for clipping limbs when you’re up there 100 foot.

I had one of those mini saws, the battery didn’t hold up well. I upgraded to a Ryobi for my atv carry saw.

@ 02:40 PLEASE give Hank ( the bee guy ) a sweat shirt from your online store as he looks like ZZ right before they throw him in the " hoosegow "

Love watching your videos still trying to understand the logic when you flip some of the logs. Sometimes when they cut really good on the first side I wonder why you just don't saw it all without flipping it. I know your reasoning comes from years of experience so I'll continue watching and learning.

manda um abraçao para mim.lauro balz de 63 anos,,,sou do Brasil,,,,,,,,,amo    serrarias.

Fun video to watch!  I have one of the mini saws, and take it in the skoolie with us when we camp.  It's great for cutting small stuff up for the fire.  It's also great to prune with when you can't use clippers.  I like that this one has an oiler for the chain... mine is first generation and doesn't have an oiler.

As soon as you said there was something for Eddie, I knew it was donuts lol.
Bill

Everybody loves the BOOM’s, the small chainsaw is cool also.

advanced firewood cutting technique----------- can't leave links so,.. daily dose of internet, he tried to blame the target, timestamp 13:18, yeah baby.

We carry them on our side by sides , great for cutting up some wood for a fire and might just get you out of pinch on the trails

Hi guys, I’m up in Pulaski, New York salmon fishing, but still have time to catch up on the latest video. Be safe out there. Good luck at the Paul bunion show.

I got a mini saw for Christmas a couple of years ago.  Works great for pruning my fig tree.

I know it's called rough cut lumber, but your mill seems rougher than most other mills. Can you explain that to me?

My daughter bought a 14" chainsaw about a yr ago for yard work and it uses the same battery as my weed eater, so now she has 3 batteries to work with.

I have a cheap one similar and it failed within the warranty, company sent me an entire new assembly.

I also have one that take my DeWalt battery.

I really enjoy using them, very light weight and easy to use. I have used the yellow one to help take down a big apple tree, I also used my DeWalt 60V 20" chainsaw. Went through 1.5 batteries in the DeWalt 20" and 4 batteries for the 8" yellow (takes DeWalt battery) chainsaw.
No one got hurt and they are very quiet. 54:33

Why didn't you turn the camera so we could see how you handled the problem ?

Hello captain ❤ i very happy and grateful because you're videos are always amazing and your army working happy  together 🎉 thank you captain , im love this jobs ❤️

That tree is on Santa's naughty list... lol

How does your camera capture all the movement on the carriage? I mean do you manually tape the movement or do you hold the camera .... I can't see how you would hold the camera and follow the carriage and operate the controls at the same time.   Enjoy you videos and can't wait until the next one!  Thank you.

Are you fans off ZZ TOP?