The Noodler!
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Made pine noodles just for fun over the weekend with my 5100. That little sumbeech clears noodles better than my bigger saws.
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Depot rental special 6421. Best $300 I've ever spent. Stock 3/8 .050 set up, bar was trashed so I put a cheap Oregon on it, cut out the cat, and opened it up a little. It gets a little clogged up, but rips some nice noodles
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This kind of noodling is cool too!
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Felt like making some noise with the 6421
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2171 noodles. New X-Cut Husky chain likes noodles.
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How do I get ahold of some of that chain?
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When them noodles quickly pile up to the clutch cover & your hands are tied up pinnin the throttle & holding on you kick em away to keep goin.....everyone does it!
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Lol. It's propped up like that. I couldn't get it hold steady in the wood.
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I can get you some, but not sure what lengths they are available in.
I'm probably gonna do a thread on this chain. I'm cutting tomorrow and planning to run it and get a good feel for how it performs.
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655BP x 30”
Remy SL-55 x 23”
Olympyk 264 x 20”
Homie XL-123 x 16”
Fellows before me had used the ‘Curley Fries’ method so I had to square it up.
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