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How much did I win for second? Lol
A brand new used Wildthing.
How much did I win for second? Lol
How much did I win for second? Lol
I’m going to toss this one on the shelf for now and move on. @Stump Shot, thanks for getting this going. I had a lot of fun building a low consequence saw and learned some good stuff. It makes me think there may be some clamshells out there worth porting. @Rotty781, I think your methed out Thing had the most snort.
Everbody else, it was cool knocking our heads together over these little junkers. I loved seeing what everybody did! Hopefully more info will show up here. Looking forward to another trash build-off next year!
Ok I want to remove that suggestion also. I will just wait till you all decide and hopefully I can get my participation trophy.Ok I want to remove my suggestion for a super ez build because it's to old and parts availability is bad. Perhaps a China 62cc for $125 delivered brand new. Would really cut down on(wait for it)variables. Plus it would be easy to resale a saw with a 3 to 4 hundred dollar port job for $100.
I can say I had fun built two of them always going to be nay sayers in everything we doOkay, so better late than never, here's my level one entry, after finally getting the new carbeltater the other day.
The little amount of work put into it shows, after seeing that it is not really a long term viable project worthy of massive effort. I believe it to be a tad better than stock and will cut some wood half way decently in a pinch. It's a real shame a good lined cylinder is not on this saw. Basically planned obselence at work here. So the nay sayers can have their day, as they were partly right.
The project was just for fun though and hopefully folks had some. We did learn some things along the way that can have other applications, so some knowledge was gained and you can never say that's a bad thing.
If there are any other late comers please post your results.
My vote is Homelite pro 46 lol.Clamshells? Not worth porting? I think it's humorous the hatred the internet gives to clamshell saws, unless they're a Mcculloch, then no mention of it is made. Lol
Was happy to see a few folks get started modding saws and that's what this was really about. Some scoffed, some sneared, some laughed and some got to work and learned a thing or two. I applaud all the folks that tried even if they failed.
Will definitely be doing this again next winter (USA) and come up with an entirely different saw to mess with that's easily found, inexpensive and parts still available for. Hopefully more people can join in on the fun.
@Stump Shot winter is coming so what model are we using for the build off this year?
Imma try to get in on this one. Again I suggest Homelite pro 46. LolPatient, it'll come soon.