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Thread: The Official "Noodles" Pic and Vid Thread

  1. 08-13-2009, 07:04 PM #1
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    The Official "Noodles" Pic and Vid Thread

    I'll start with a vid messin' around today. The chain is actually kinda dull with 2 days worth of cuttin' on it. I didn't even touch it up, so it's a little grabby but still tossin' noodles. 1 month old Red Alder. Noodles got caught on chain catcher and roller...so clutch cover clogged up pretty quick. But it tossed all the rest over the top of the bar.



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    LMAO...
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  2. 08-13-2009, 07:07 PM #2
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    Great camera angle!!!

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    LMAO...
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  5. 08-13-2009, 07:10 PM #5
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    Cool idea for a thread! I loved evan's camera angle.
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    That is cool, Evan. With the noodles flying at the camera. I started to squint at first.
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    Nic pics Scott!

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    LMAO...
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    I don't think this is the kind of noodling intended. But still pretty cool:

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    Quote Originally Posted by B200Driver View Post
    That is cool, Evan. With the noodles flying at the camera. I started to squint at first.
    What? You don't wear your PPE when watching chainsaw videos? Not even eye protection?


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    Quote Originally Posted by LarryTheCableGuy View Post
    What? You don't wear your PPE when watching chainsaw videos? Not even eye protection?


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    Quote Originally Posted by woodbooga View Post
    I don't think this is the kind of noodling intended. But still pretty cool:

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    Quote Originally Posted by GASoline71 View Post
    Nic pics Scott!

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    I have 33 more stacks of rounds with 3 on each stack left to quarter so I can get them on the spliter. I can quarter 5 or 6 of those monsters in an hour. I got plenty of noddlin left to do.
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    Every shred of noodle you in these pics see is from me....



    In the bottom pic a 36" bar would still not make a clean cut thru the left half, I have been carving this Moby #### for months...
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