Recent content by BlackCoffin

That sugar maple one is no joke! Lifted a lot of big leaf maple. Picked up a log of sugar that was smaller and about tipped the forklift over.

@Mastermind look what finally happened!! She lives!

One thing that has impressed with with the 2100 is, doesn’t matter the wood or the size of bar. It seems to just dig in and cut and do its thing, while resounding a glorious tone no other saw seems to have anymore. What a unit.

She’s just chomping at the bit to cut something

304 stainless cart made to hold some plates that go in and out of a freezing tunnel for raspberries. It holds the spare set to swap when the ones inside the tunnel get plugged up and need to be pulled and cleaned.

Fuel cap spacer for a tank that sees some wet conditions and needed the fill neck extended. Everything drilled, notched, and cutout by hand with a grinder.

Some aluminum 4” pie cuts for the charge pipe on my turbo s10.

304 Stainless air knife I made for a raspberry freezing tunnel to remove snow from the belt as it exits the tunnel. -15F degrees while running product inside. -39F is as cold as I can get it running empty.

Tree monkey, it’s a 661 with a well modified piston and cylinder with a 880 carb mated to do it. She likes to eat!

Good old 2240. Even below freezing temps it fires right up first try.

Had to cut a little firewood to get some room for more logs yesterday, decided to dust the old girl off. No mtronic here😎

That’s the goal haha, I hope…this is a side hobby that pays for my toys!

Alaskan mill so hard to make a skim pass. It’s a whole lot more messing around nipping away at it. I may take the top and make a pass on that later. Most the time the top is all trimmed and ugly, this one has a massive hump on it I had to cut out first. For some smaller boards off that. This...

Made the first pass on this maple Saturday. Going to be exciting as I dive deeper.

No she definitely drifted. Was really weird. It kind of walked out on the branches as it came down and just moved all over the place. Had large branches low on the tree and they kind of supported the weight as it came down.