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Whilst I don’t watch BBR, and I’ve had my personal breakfast sammich eaten by Matty ……… I feel the need to comment on this whole situation. There’s lots to be said about Matty organizing the saw and all its parts & work, sending it to a somewhat thankful BBR, I watched the whole video, and asking him to run it, I think BBR could have shown more gratitude for the whole world to see. He’s been blown away by an axe, the saw gift should have rocked his world.

That being said, his 394 seems to be on lots of his videos, sounds the same in a bunch of them and he’s already stated that it’s been worked over. He does disguise this “small detail” in the video Matty linked, actually lies about it, if you ask me. Should have played it up since Matty boasted about that 288 taking its lunch, but my main question, especially since I can easily tell that his 394 aint stock, is this ……….

What was Matty thinking???

Before you get ahead of yourself and dig that hole, a worked 394 is one helluva saw to try getting over on !!

Maybe Mattyo’s intended SLAP actually did the trick it was designed for, by grabbing BBR’s attention, but it’s definitely obvious that BBR took the low road in showcasing his very generous gift, and was decidedly intent on putting the custom Mattyo hightop (of which I have 4, thanks Matty) down, and minimizing that stout 288. There’s 100 ways to skin the cat, and he could have “shown his love” and “been nicer” towards the efforts of his newly acquired saw, like he preaches ……….

He took Mattys challenge and his 394 won.

I don’t know why anyone would think that BBR did something wrong

Could he have been nicer and shown much more gratitude ?? ABSOLUTELY !!

Learning how to win sometimes is harder than learning how to lose.

Great job on the 288, to all who was involved, BBR should have dedicated the video to showing his followers what leading by example is, and our resident dentist should be a little more careful about what he tries to “bite off” ………….
 

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I have a 394 with 2 cylinders to play with. Even if the 394 just had some minor tweaks and no machine work I think I may try one cylinder not machined with some good timing numbers and compare for myself to a completely worked ported 660 just for gets and shiggles. I may lose a bet to myself :confused:
 

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I have a 394 with 2 cylinders to play with. Even if the 394 just had some minor tweaks and no machine work I think I may try one cylinder not machined with some good timing numbers and compare for myself to a completely worked ported 660 just for gets and shiggles. I may lose a bet to myself :confused:
Pics of the twin cylinder 394

:)
 

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I think EJ had a twin 272 glued together. Or sumpin like that. Or it was photo shopped well
i think its a 288. i havent seen it run but its a real thing

Yeah, his is two entire saws mated together. It's cool, but not real cool.

I wanted to make a twin-cylinder MS-440 and make it a true twin cylinder, like the Solo Twin. It would be a lot of grinding, machining, and welding, but it
would be one cool ride when done.
 

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Yeah, his is two entire saws mated together. It's cool, but not real cool.

I wanted to make a twin-cylinder MS-440 and make it a true twin cylinder, like the Solo Twin. It would be a lot of grinding, machining, and welding, but it
would be one cool ride when done.
The old Yamaha 2 stroke TZ750 would rock someone’s world as a bike motor hotsaw lol
 

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Was on the tube last night looking at 44 magnum stuff and stumbled on this gem...
Its definitely a saw video..
For your viewing pleasure here's:
Master Logger..


Dutchman Deluxe
Or is it just a new way to hinge off the back?
Sketchy......wowza
 

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My ported 372 20” 8t with an attempted salvage of a @huskihl chain after hitting some barbed wire. I at least could see what it was supposed to look like and made it easier but it still looks like dammit. Man that chain was bad to the bone when sausage man sent it to me though :BangHead:
 
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