sharpening a chainsaw part 2 v(follow up chainsaw safety)

[oknwht]

My thanks for both your chainsaw videos. Nicely done and more accolades to your camera operator! :) I'm in Canada (in England, Canader) or something like that. Take care. I have uploaded both your videos to my FB. There will be many viewing your efforts. Tnx

[cavealaska1]

@oknwht Thanks very much for watching them and thanks for the comments. Where are you from in Canada, I spend quite a lot of time in BC, in fact there is a video on my channel of me chainsaw milling, I filmed that on Nootka Island BC.

[oknwht]

@cavealaska1 I live just outside of Vancouver, BC. Close to the Fraser River. Cheers!

[ircraig2]

By far the most informative video I’ve found. Information an advice you can really use. Good job! Thanks

[Ojimy47]

Thank you so much! Between this video and the one on sharpening, you probably kept me from losing an arm or leg, and maybe saved me a few bucks in the process as well.

[cavealaska1]

@Ojimy47 Thanks very much for watching, glad they were of help.

[ayrton272727]

Thanks very much. Wish I was near you it would be great to go out in the field and learn some things.

[peafaery]

great vids and tips mate , im doing a lot of chainsaw carving , and ive learnt a few new things , i normaly use the saw everyday , and have never sharpened a chain before and i use them for months , then just buy a new one , all that extra hard work and crappy cuts ive done when i should of took 5 mins and sharpened it , im looking forward to a much easyier day tomorrow , with a nice sharpe chain , cheers

[cavealaska1]

@peafaery Glad the video was of help, I would love to see a video of your carving, you will have to do one and stick it up. cheers for watching

[TheWoodyturner]

at last a pro,thanks for posting,very helpfull.

[cavealaska1]

@TheWoodyturner thanks very much for the comment