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Remember that movie "Airplane"? A woman on there got hysterical and a line formed in front of her waiting to beat the crap out of her? People had sticks, wrenches, bats...

Nice pics Nelson. Chisel carvers pay alot for that basswood.

A disappointing start.

I've got an idea. I remember, Dennis I believe, saying he fixed up a saw that looked like it had cut thru his head for halloween one time. Now, that's what I'm talking about... not dorky at all. :alien:

i need a new hat.

I got my PP346 back from Dan a week or so ago They are some fun little saws.

Their chain runs from 20-24 cents/link. Most of their chain is 22 cents/link.

Don't sugar coat everthing Brian. Tell em how you feel. :rolleyes:

Who makes thir trimmers? chainsaw not stihl

chainsaw mills are more portable than the mill you described. Probably safer too. But if you were going to set up a semi stationary mill a car motor or old tractor would make sense.

Don't know if Baileys still has these saws or not. They display a Polulan Pro behind their counter along with their b-series saws. http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5846&highlight=cubes

Easy Dan. 372's and Tony Marks are truley special, but if you go to prison whose gonna PP our Dolmars?

6.6 seconds on a 20" log That sounds pretty quick in a 20" log. I like that bore and buck event. I've only seen it once on television.

a 10' mill bastard file that must have set you back some, eh?

God bless you and yours Tony in this sad time. If it is time for your momma to pass, may she go quickly and painlessly.

I never understood how that worked. Thanks sedanman.

And why wouldn't he?

I have two Dolmars. One runner and an 015 with a scalded piston. I've enclosed a picture of the runner.

I got a bar for ya, you llama packing hillbilly.

The Canadas will tell you they have bigger cranks.