Saw video thread

[Deets066]

Eat your "heart" out deeter.

 

[sawmikaze]

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Atta boy.

 

[MustangMike]

Good call there Kevin, that is why a wedge would not help him.

Also, looks like you were visiting someone! Looks good.

 

[RI Chevy]

That did look good and strong! [emoji106]

 

[Moparmyway]

Good call there Kevin, that is why a wedge would not help him.

Also, looks like you were visiting someone! Looks good.

My son and I went to see the doctor, he prescribed a bunch of natural, fiber filled, organic material for our problem.

That did look good and strong! [emoji106]

Thanks men !
404 with 8 tooth on a 25” setup

 

[Redfin]

You'd run anything.

Like its rented.

 

[RI Chevy]

My son and I went to see the doctor, he prescribed a bunch of natural, fiber filled, organic material for our problem.



Thanks men !
404 with 8 tooth on a 25” setup

Those hybrid things are very impressive!

 

[huskyboy]

Those hybrid things are very impressive!

That was a 066

 

[RI Chevy]

Wrong video. [emoji6]

 

[RI Chevy]

Here is another video with my .325 square filed chain and a video with .325 round filed semi chisel for comparison. The .325 square is not perfect by any means, but I am getting better at it. It cut very smooth to me and I like it.

.325 square file

.325 semi chisel round file for comparison.

Another video with square file .325 cutting red oak crotch.

Lastly, Stihl MOFO 460 running 24" 3/8 full chisel round filed chain cutting a red oak crotch. This saw is mean and angry at the same time. Chain is brand new out of the box Oregon Full Chisel chain. I did not lower the rakers, although it does look like I did in the video. Saw is super strong and does nothing but pull hard! [emoji106]

 

[Duane(Pa)]

Here is another video with my .325 square filed chain and a video with .325 round filed semi chisel for comparison. The .325 square is not perfect by any means, but I am getting better at it. It cut very smooth to me and I like it.

.325 square file

.325 semi chisel round file for comparison.

Another video with square file .325 cutting red oak crotch.

Lastly, Stihl MOFO 460 running 24" 3/8 full chisel round filed chain cutting a red oak crotch. This saw is mean and angry at the same time. Chain is brand new out of the box Oregon Full Chisel chain. I did not lower the rakers, although it does look like I did in the video. Saw is super strong and does nothing but pull hard! [emoji106]

It's hip to be square!

 

[RI Chevy]

Lol. .325 is tough to do. I gots a long way to go. Still figuring things out. Lol
But it keeps me on my toes.
I need to do my cuts with a longer stick to keep the log from moving around.
After using a stock 026 for my last couple of jobs, it was refreshing to get out and run my ported saws. Just brings a smile to my soul. [emoji2]

 

[MustangMike]

Now put the square file to the 3/8, it will make you smile. Don't need to do the full conversion at once, just give it 3 or 4 strokes/tooth, it will make you smile!

 

[RI Chevy]

I did that too Mike!

 

[Onan18]

Hooray page 576.

 

[huskyboy]

Here is another video with my .325 square filed chain and a video with .325 round filed semi chisel for comparison. The .325 square is not perfect by any means, but I am getting better at it. It cut very smooth to me and I like it.

.325 square file

.325 semi chisel round file for comparison.

Another video with square file .325 cutting red oak crotch.

Lastly, Stihl MOFO 460 running 24" 3/8 full chisel round filed chain cutting a red oak crotch. This saw is mean and angry at the same time. Chain is brand new out of the box Oregon Full Chisel chain. I did not lower the rakers, although it does look like I did in the video. Saw is super strong and does nothing but pull hard! [emoji106]

The chain wasn’t aggressive on the 460. It was the dogs. Most large dogs are too much in hardwood. That’s why they put the smaller ones on east coast saws I believe. Some of the large dogs are better than others in hardwood. Maybe try the stock 660 dual dogs on it.

 

[paragonbuilder]

The chain wasn’t aggressive on the 460. It was the dogs. Most large dogs are too much in hardwood. That’s why they put the smaller ones on east coast saws. Some of the large dogs are better than others in hardwood. Maybe try the stock 660 dual dogs on it.

I’m confused as to what you’re trying to say?




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[huskyboy]

I’m confused as to what you’re trying to say?




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The large spikes “bite” more than the smaller ones, too much leverage in hardwood.

 

[paragonbuilder]

The large spikes bite more than the smaller ones, too much leverage in hardwood.

So it’s not the dogs... it’s the operator pulling too hard... no?


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[huskyboy]

So it’s not the dogs... it’s the operator pulling too hard... no?


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Yes, it’s kinda like having a aggressive chain and pushing too hard.