Fool proof saw?

[EFSM]

I run both a 590 and a 620pw. The 590 is standard issue, everyone should have one. Its the greatest budget saw of all time!

If you’re content with leaving the 590 largely stock, they’re great bargains. If you plan on making it on par with a 620, start with a 620; the 300$ difference will quickly disappear if trying to upgrade the saw.

 

[damifino]

If you’re content with leaving the 590 largely stock, they’re great bargains. If you plan on making it on par with a 620, start with a 620; the 300$ difference will quickly disappear if trying to upgrade the saw.

I agree 100%. But if you leave the 590 largely stock its the "greatest budget saw of all time". Peace!

 

[Woodtroll]

Cool to watch them timberwolf saws being put together:

Interesting at 2:29 on that video, how they're zeroing out the crankshaft alignment. Just whack it with a hammer! LOL But seriously, it's really interesting how "calibrated" a hammer strike can be with lots of experience.

Kind of ties in with this thread:

HELP! Thread '500i UPDATE !'

Friday at 7:33 PM

Put together cases today and it would not spin freely. Tapped on both clutch side and FW side with center punch and hammer to center and still hard to turn. Noticed crank looked wonky. Here is pic!

• Gary Courtney
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• Forum: Technical Area

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@Gary Courtney

 

[Gary Courtney]

Interesting at 2:29 on that video, how they're zeroing out the crankshaft alignment. Just whack it with a hammer! LOL But seriously, it's really interesting how "calibrated" a hammer strike can be with lots of experience.

Kind of ties in with this thread:

HELP! Thread '500i UPDATE !'

Friday at 7:33 PM

Put together cases today and it would not spin freely. Tapped on both clutch side and FW side with center punch and hammer to center and still hard to turn. Noticed crank looked wonky. Here is pic!

• Gary Courtney
• Replies: 63
• Forum: Technical Area

• 

@Gary Courtney

That was absolutely fascinating ! Thanks for sharing.