EFSM's latest activity
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EEFSM replied to the thread Raker shape.Some of the difference is for kickback control. For instance, Oregon’s LGX chain has no bumper drive link, the LPX does. It is also for...
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EEFSM replied to the thread STIHL The Official Stihl Chainsaws Thread.Me neither.
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EEFSM replied to the thread Bigger setup for CS milling.Does this bandsaw have powered head advance or is it manual? How fast will it cut with that few teeth?
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EI miss him also. Should have never happened.
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EEFSM replied to the thread HUSQVARNA HUSQVARNA THREAD.I didn’t know such a tool existed. I’ll have to make one out of a scrench.
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EIt's always good to have one of these around!
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EEFSM replied to the thread HUSQVARNA HUSQVARNA THREAD.People do love putting side covers back on with the brake engaged. When I was working in Bahamas, someone brought a saw from a different...
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EEFSM replied to the thread So what did you do today?.I do love me some aromatic cedar. Will be a lamp base.
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EEFSM replied to the thread Bigger setup for CS milling.It would not be hard to make a better band milll than what some companies are selling. Looks awesome! I wish that we could always run...
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EI have an LT15 Wide. If I were to go bigger I would build one like the Mathew Cremona on YouTube. I tried chainsaw milling. It was too...
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EI have a homemade frame on a stock 394 that has handled 48" cuts in hard maple just fine. setup is 3/8 - 050 - 10* - full chisel round...
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ESorry guys been working turn arounds and projects - whelp I got my 501p back together last night finally and pretty sure I hung a ring...
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EPreliminary Safety and Setup Notes High-Voltage Risks: The LT42E runs on 56V DC from lithium-ion batteries, which can deliver...
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EGot the new nozzle, installed it in carb and saw is up and running again!
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EEFSM replied to the thread Bigger setup for CS milling.I have almost no experience with chainsaw milling due to having a band mill. Running two saws on one bar sounds like something feasible...
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