Yes but we're talking about 2 different saws.
I remember saying that about the 056
The 362 had almost 30 degrees stock
An interesting (well, sort of) question is where the borderline between a build and (just) a modification should be.
My impression is that the word "build" is used more liberally than it really should, about work that really is (just) a modification, maybe combined with a repair?
Most saws I port arrive in peices so I generally build saws.
It's all an interpretation of words, I've had the same discussion many times in the guitar world. A guy can buy all the pieces to a guitar that are prefinished and ready for assembly. All he has to do is screw them together and maybe do some minor fitting. He calls that a guitar build, or I am building a guitar. Another guy can start with a pile of rough sanwn lumber and mill out all his own parts, do his own finish work, and then assemble into a playing instrument. He also says he built a guitar. Both are considered "builds" but on completely opposite ends of the spectrum.Others may call that a repair or a re-build (I don't have a firm opinion on the matter) - the "problem" is of course that people are using the same words about very different tasks, and I don't think there is a "final answer".