- Local time
- 3:32 AM
- User ID
- 5156
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2018
- Messages
- 7,866
- Reaction score
- 29,130
- Location
- Extreme Southeast CA
not really a race saw, but here we go. I’ll get some vid in hard wood with a longer bar when I get home.
That's @PA Dan in the CCC racing shirt and David with the beard.Nice...
Who is who? For the uninformed?
Don't flatter yourself. That thing is a lint brush.
Nope. Womb broomDon't flatter yourself. That thing is a lint brush.
YesYou fuggers realize each of these review posts needs moderator approval before they can go live? Cut the chit chat you chatty forkin benches!
I do realize thatYou fuggers realize each of these review posts needs moderator approval before they can go live? Cut the chit chat you chatty forkin benches!
I felt bad earlier when I realized it, but since you’re complaining…You fuggers realize each of these review posts needs moderator approval before they can go live? Cut the chit chat you chatty forkin benches!
Ah hahh! Another dick that thinks like me.I felt bad earlier when I realized it, but since you’re complaining…
Super chattery, see above vids with low rakers. I’m only theorizing that more smaller chips faster might work better…or at least be less hard on the saw. I did a bunch of experimental cutting yesterday and then worked until late and I’m working again today…but when I get a chance I will post some vids and ruminations. It was really an eye opener going to MI and cutting wood with moisture in it vs. this stuff. I thought maybe I just sucked at sharpenening, but what worked awesome there does not here. I think the aussies have the solution for dry and hard. Big saw short bar .404. Check out my euc chatter thread, vids by @rogue60 I think.Really cool testing, interesting results. Seems like 7 pin with lower rakers would do better on a higher rpm powerband saw in your wood?