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I put him in touch with one of those fellas to sell some carbs. It was after though.Too damn bad that young man over on Ass Site chose to send his saw all the way to the left coast to that fool, considering the damn saw talent that exists within a state or three of him in Pennswhorevania...
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3/8. If you don’t care about the finish, sharper angles will be quickerQuestion is .404 worth a shít for milling or is it better to stay 3/8?? It'll be on my 394, thinking 42" bar.
DJ I think the main reason guys don't use 404 as much for milling is the wider kerf means more lost board feet and harder work for the power head. Don't really see another reason to not use it though.Question is .404 worth a shít for milling or is it better to stay 3/8?? It'll be on my 394, thinking 42" bar.
I just want to make a couple slabs for end tables. A friend is gonna hook me up with some oak crotches. I thought something like that with character would be nice. I'm hoping to run them through the planer so rough finish won't hurt none. It's not gonna be a bunch of work even if I have to hand finish.3/8. If you don’t care about the finish, sharper angles will be quicker
I could've built him something decent hell he might even be within driving distance?? Ahh well some folks have to learn the hard way.Too damn bad that young man over on Ass Site chose to send his saw all the way to the left coast to that fool, considering the damn saw talent that exists within a state or three of him in Pennswhorevania...
I might stick with 3/8 for that reason. Kinda thought 404 would be a few less cutters to sharpen and less likely to stretch with a chain that long though.DJ I think the main reason guys don't use 404 as much for milling is the wider kerf means more lost board feet and harder work for the power head. Don't really see another reason to not use it though.
When I made the 2x4's I used my regular hand file, and the finish was pretty good. 3/8 will be just fine. If I mill next week I will take lots of pics. I'm going to use the chains you sent me.I just want to make a couple slabs for end tables. A friend is gonna hook me up with some oak crotches. I thought something like that with character would be nice. I'm hoping to run them through the planer so rough finish won't hurt none. It's not gonna be a bunch of work even if I have to hand finish.
Sounds good Mike. Maybe I should back down to a 36" bar. Might be plenty for what I'm doing.When I made the 2x4's I used my regular hand file, and the finish was pretty good. 3/8 will be just fine. If I mill next week I will take lots of pics. I'm going to use the chains you sent me.
I'll probably pull the Dawgs off if I need more length. Do you already have the oak at home?Sounds good Mike. Maybe I should back down to a 36" bar. Might be plenty for what I'm doing.
Sounds like for what your doing you could run whatcha got man. Either will work.I might stick with 3/8 for that reason. Kinda thought 404 would be a few less cutters to sharpen and less likely to stretch with a chain that long though.
Negative.I'll probably pull the Dawgs off if I need more length. Do you already have the oak at home?
Yeah but one thing leads to another. LolSounds like for what your doing you could run whatcha got man. Either will work.
Troof hew never know what your gonna get with crotches until hew open them up.Yeah but one thing leads to another. Lol
Dirty *f-wording basterdTroof hew never know what your gonna get with crotches until hew open them up.
Dirt that smells fishy?Troof hew never know what your gonna get with crotches until hew open them up.