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I guess "gainful" is all in how you define it...I work on a lot of saws at my own cost, because I like to work on them, I like to learn... -
How about we just let Scott post his content here in a handy central location. If you axe me, he can and should charge whatever he...
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O scott I’m sure runs his shop same as my uncle did his machine shop next door, while everyone is in it to make money and survive some...
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Honestly not a fan just because they charge a premium for 50-70% of what guys on here get depending on model of saw. Also now buckin is...
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I work on saws because I enjoy it. I’m retired so it ain’t an income source. If I can break even once and a while I’m great. If I...
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truth
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Good thing that you are here to set him straight. Otherwise he would just keep making people's saws better and posting up incredibly...
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I agree in part - however it Has to be a “gainful” endeavor otherwise what’s the sense of doing it? Thousands invested in tooling ...
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it's all just modifying saws. doing the work each model needs to get the best results. if you're only in this for making money then...
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If that's the case, I will pay Scott what he feels is due! It is no fault of his or mine, I sent a 400$ check with the saw and told him...
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Fixeded. :)
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I'm assuming that your saw has .325 on it because that's what they come from the factory with. You can convert it over to picco with a...
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time for a ms261
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The only difference between the green and yellow (aside from various cutter profiles) is that the green chain drivers have a small hump...
