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Mine's not "super nice" anymore, just that faded yellow, beat around the edges, well-used winch that's been in the woods where it belongs, and boy oh boy does the uniforest belong there. I bought mine from Hud-son many years ago now. Good folks to deal with. I work alone often but couldn't...

Whats the oiler output like? Might be some interesting slabs in that poblar

Pine framing, wet climate, nearly everywhere is within 2 hrs of a coast.

Is this now the cat herding thread? Good luck widdat.

Granted, a shed may be a different proposition for many but they tried that line of reasoning here years ago and it has cost the country billions of dollars in re-dos and legal fees and resulted in suicides and/or financial ruin for many. The reasoning being the framing wasn't supposed to get...

Still laughing. Thanks.

OK, go for it. If she wins something as a result of this, I expect nothing less than a thank you note 1/2-hand written with big purple crayon in barely legible words that resemble chicken scratches. Or perhaps she has one of those nose actuated computers like what Stephen Hawkings used and I'll...

Not that I ever win anything in these stinking, good for nothing, fake, false, fraudulent, fictitious raffles, but if by some miracle this raffle is actually legit and my name comes up, please exclude me and redraw as I wasn't in it to win it. I realise it's not going to speed things up any...

I guess "long" might be as subjective as oil and hand filing. I don't have a bar over 24" running <.063 because .050 doesn't last in our wood. Even if exclusively using Stihl chains that keeps it all .063 except steps just the drive tangs down to .050", they just don't hold up on 36/42" bars as...

There could be a case for buying individual versions that can only handle one or a few gauges and not all, if collectively, the total cost is acceptable and the different versions will allow you to cover all bases. At least, that way, you could be grinding multiple chains of different gauges at...

TW are not far away from releasing a new box wedge model. Perhaps contact them and ask if they can help you use the wedge from that (if it works for you) on your machine. They may be keen to get a few early-adopter versions of that wedge out there. Worth a shot?

Given most, if not all, existing competitors can already handle .063 I'm surprised and somewhat disappointed this info is deemed commercially sensitive enough to warrant withholding it from potential buyers of the current version. But it's your sandpit, your rules.

@GunTemco If I buy the current version, will I be able to upgrade it to handle .063 later on or will that require a completely different machine? Yes, no, don't know, can't say? Which is it please.

is ACQ the standard treatment process? There are many here and some demand stainless steel, others class 4 hot dipped galv and there are even some where bog-standard zinc chromate is fine.

When are they coming out with a clyclonic filter we can just pop the top off and empty into the trash? Asking for a fwend.

I'm a mother *f-wording saint and I ain't even religious. Which reminds me to ask, are the shrivelled, now dislodged, appendage portions in the prize list as well? Could come in handy next time I want to give someone the finger.

Is it possible to claim the VAT back at your end if the saw is being exported?

Your chains on frontwards.

Not to be a cantankerous, biartching, ungrateful, disrespectful bastid here, but I'm either so brain-dead I couldn't understand the answers to my recent questions or those questions weren't actually answered. Am I the only one left fruitlessly searching for "yes" and "no" in some of these...

Will the changes to accommodate different gauges and pitches be applicable to the existing model via some sort of upgrade kit? In other words, why should I buy this discounted early-adopter's version that doesn't quite hit the mark for my needs, unless it can be upgraded for a fair price later...