woods port saw video thread

[X 66 Stang347 X]

Jason did forget and left his poleman carb on it

 

[huskyboy]

Feels like it. It made short work on all them logs for sure. I run a 25 or a 28 light on it most of the time.
I've posted this vid before with a 25 on the truck of that same tree. I need to do some more vids.

we need more videos

 

[huskyboy]

I made some confetti at work today

 

[Trx250r180]

View attachment 586254 I made some confetti at work today

chain looks a little grabby Got some ripped fibers in those chips .

 

[huskyboy]

chain looks a little grabby Got some ripped fibers in those chips .View attachment 586259

It was semi chisel skip if that makes a difference. I notice it makes longer ripped chips than full chisel. I noticed too it likes the rakers lower than full chisel to bore good

 

[jmssaws]

 

[Paragon Builder]

Looks good J


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[hall84]

Jason I can't thank you enough my friend for everything you've done. This saw was my grandfathers he bought second hand from a tree service years ago. So you can imagine how it was treated, but he used it to heat his home and family for many years. At his death I ended up with the saw. I didn't know anything about woodported saws, this is all new to me but the saw was wore out and weak and needed a rebuild. Long story short I contacted Jason, and here we are my friend. I can't wait to use it man, and it has been a pleasure doing business with you. Thanks again buddy

 

[X 66 Stang347 X]

Those oh34's are badass little powerheads. You'll love it

 

[Westboastfaller]

chain looks a little grabby Got some ripped fibers in those chips .View attachment 586259

Less grabby. 10° up into the corner instead of under your leading edge will give you the long shavings on a cross cut.
That should be in your manual Brian
Lol
Describe is textbook filling but I don't get a chance to file that way often but its a nice smooth glid. Best for falling cuts using the dogs apart from Cedar which likes a big hook. Not as clean in the brush either or great for limbing. Just depends on the kind of job.

I don't use semi chisel so I couldn't be completely certain of the chip formation here. If he is not filing up into the corner then it would have to be shavings of the side as semi chisel cuts partially from the side as well as the top plate.

 

[jmssaws]

Stihl rm can be to aggressive right out of the box,kick like a mule but nobody here uses it for cutting down,only on the landing,they run full skip semi because of mud covered wood.

 

[Trx250r180]

Less grabby. 10° up into the corner instead of under your leading edge will give you the long shavings on a cross cut.
That should be in your manual Brian
Lol
Describe is textbook filling but I don't get a chance to file that way often but its a nice smooth glid. Best for falling cuts using the dogs apart from Cedar which likes a big hook. Not as clean in the brush either or great for limbing. Just depends on the kind of job.

I don't use semi chisel so I couldn't be completely certain of the chip formation here. If he is not filing up into the corner then it would have to be shavings of the side as semi chisel cuts partially from the side as well as the top plate.

There is a manual ?

Those are cedar chips by the way,.404 skip chisel chain .otoofive on the rakey things.

 

[huskyboy]

I tend to make mine more on the slightly agressive side, not so much I can't bore smoothly but so that it lasts a bit longer cutting dirty logs into firewood on the landing. I don't like having to push on a saw to get it to cut, self feeding light pressure on dawgs.

 

[chipper1]

Feels like it. It made short work on all them logs for sure. I run a 25 or a 28 light on it most of the time.
I've posted this vid before with a 25 on the truck of that same tree. I need to do some more vids.

Pulls hard.
What chain are you running.

 

[X 66 Stang347 X]

Pulls hard.
What chain are you running.

33RS square filed. Rakers at .025

 

[chipper1]

33RS square filed. Rakers at .025

So a woods ported chain .
Do you have a square ginder too.

 

[X 66 Stang347 X]

So a woods ported chain .
Do you have a square ginder too.

It's by hand. I'm not the best at it by no means. I have a Stihl grinder but not the square attachment. I wish I did

 

[chipper1]

It's by hand. I'm not the best at it by no means. I have a Stihl grinder but not the square attachment. I wish I did

I've never filed it, but have a new loop of the stihl here at the house. I've been very close to buying a square grinder many times, but never pulled the trigger. I have three different grinders at the house, one for 325, one for 3/8 and one for rakers, a square would be the natural progression .

 

[X 66 Stang347 X]

I like the square as long as the wood doesn't have dirt on it. It self feeds nice and Could make the whole cut one handed

 

[Trx250r180]

I like the square as long as the wood doesn't have dirt on it. It self feeds nice and Could make the whole cut one handed

This is one of the reasons i run square ,the smoothness ,not the speed .When you get it right it will self feed a bucking cut on its own not using the dogs at all ,but wont be so grabby you cant hold the saw with one hand .

(edit ) i think we are derailing all this saw video stuff