"Wilhelm" on YouTube - this is my channel

[Wilhelm]

Dolmar PS-6400 , factory stock

 

[Wilhelm]

Dolmar PS-7900, muffler modded , factory new Dolmar 496 (Oregon 72V072G)

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice job with the videos Wilhelm. [emoji106]
Very nice saws there. Wood looked very hard. Nice sharp chain.
Now a video of you splitting the round with that awesome Ax! LOL. [emoji481]

 

[Wilhelm]

Dolmar PS-7900 , muffler modded, factory new Oregon 72LGX
7 tooth sprocket , log is oak

Dolmar PS-7900 , muffler modded, factory new Oregon 72LGX (the cuts in the above video were the first ones made with this loop) , log is oak
8 tooth sprocket

 

[Wilhelm]

Nice job with the videos Wilhelm. [emoji106]
Very nice saws there. Wood looked very hard. Nice sharp chain.
Now a video of you splitting the round with that awesome Ax! LOL. [emoji481]

I have a clip splitting those rounds!

I'm working on getting all my recent videos up to YouTube, on my upload speed it takes 20-30 minutes per file though.

Thank You for watching!

PS/EDIT:
The log is "turkey oak", it is much denser and heavier than regular oak.

 

[Wilhelm]

Nice job with the videos Wilhelm. [emoji106]
Very nice saws there. Wood looked very hard. Nice sharp chain.
Now a video of you splitting the round with that awesome Ax! LOL. [emoji481]

Uploading it now, will take a little while!

 

[RI Chevy]

Cool. I subscribe to you.

 

[ajschainsaws]

Great videos Wilhelm always good too watch them Oh no turkey oak nasty ole stuff , gotta fair bit of it around here also Ilex evergreen oak

Both these oaks will shake the screws and bolts
outa them there hooskies @RI Chevy ha ha

 

[RI Chevy]

LMAO

 

[Wilhelm]

Great videos Wilhelm always good too watch them Oh no turkey oak nasty ole stuff , gotta fair bit of it around here also Ilex evergreen oak

Both these oaks will shake the screws and bolts
outa them there hooskies @RI Chevy ha ha

I kinda got used to turkey oak and like it, mostly because turkey oak logs are no good for anything else than firewood as such I tend to be able to get large diameter logs.

No hooskies here, no lost screws and bolts either - Dolmar's FTW !

Thank You for watching AJ

 

[Wilhelm]

Just finished loading.
Splitting twisted oak rounds with my favorite ax.

Those are these rounds.

 

[Wilhelm]

Another "splitting" clip coming up, stay tuned.

 

[Wilhelm]

 

[Wilhelm]

Finally started with my PS-7310 video clips, she is muffler modded from this point onward.

 

[Wilhelm]

 

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[Wilhelm]

Four more to publish, but not tonight - way past 10PM for me.

If I made any mistakes in the descriptions of the videos let me know and I'll edit them out.

Thanks for watching!

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice Wilhelm. Thanks for the videos. It is cool to see the different splitting styles.
That wood looks like marble.
And that Ax is legendary.
[emoji106]

 

[Wilhelm]

Please keep in mind that I am merely a homeowner firewood hack.
My chainsaws are so far factory stock with the exception of identical mild muffler mods on my PS-7300, PS-7310 & PS-7900.
My chains are work chains, round filed, mostly free hand.

I don't always get a perfect point of view angle setting up the camera, but using my digital camera helps a lot because I can utilize my tripod.

I am not associated to any brand mentioned or portrayed in my videos.
I am generally not opposed to any brand I don't mention or portray in my videos.

My videos are meant to be entertaining, no hidden agenda.

 

[Wilhelm]

Nice Wilhelm. Thanks for the videos. It is cool to see the different splitting styles.
That wood looks like marble.
And that Ax is legendary.
[emoji106]

I have half a log left, either I cut it up into cookies or I buck it up to firewood length and make splitting clips.

I have this ax that I purchased months ago that has yet to be tested, it is a smaller & lighter version of my ax.

More PS-7310 clips coming up - soon, stay tuned.