Porting 101

[sunfish]

Ya, I know. I've just tried to stay away that's all. This is why I have always tried to turn down work.

I always enjoy the info you post here. Keep it up, man!

 

[parrisw]

It's unfortunate that it does tend to hinder the hobby side of this for myself. A lot of people assume I show everything I do as a sales pitch. That's simply not the case at all. Sure, it generates work, but that's not why I post what I do. How many saw nuts like yourself do you know locally to share what you do? Probably none. AS is where I go to "show off" and share what I've done. I'm an extravert, and I love sharing my hobby. I love making vids.

Your 100% right Brad, I only come here to share and enjoy this hobby, I never do it for any money, any time I've ever helped people out its either for free or very little money just to cover my cost's. And ya I have nobody around here to share with what I do. People just think I'm nuts! Thanks for standing up!

An extravert??? No Brad, you have OCD, just like me.

Some guys have such low self-esteem that attempting to make others look bad is the only thing that makes them feel better about themselves.

I came to AS to learn, and I have learned a lot, from you and many other members. I've seen members with huge amounts of experience leave and never return. Andy comes to mind as I type this, he is sorely missed. At one time, I thought Brad would leave as well. You would be missed too, my friend.

Here's the thing, we are all human, and not one of us is perfect. We would do well do remember that as we travel through life.

Group Hug!?!?!?! :hmm3grin2orange:

Well said!! Agreed

Will I believe your a pretty good dude. I always have enjoyed my BC bros, use to live up by your neck of the woods, and I had fun in that province. Good people there. That's a fact.

Thanks man, I appreciate that!

I always enjoy the info you post here. Keep it up, man!

Thanks too!

 

[parrisw]

There is nothing wrong with that, keep on keepin on!!

Lets get this back on track...

What is the best tool for doing the upper transfer ports, not much room up there to work with my 4" angle grinder!!!!:biggrinbounce2:

I use a dental grinder, contra angle.

 

[AUSSIE1]

For crying out loud, stop the grizzling and get over it.
Remember, two wrongs don't make a right!
This is "porting 101"


I use a right angle as I feel it does a neater and more complete job.

If you want to raise the roof of the transfers and keep them at the same angle, this is the only way.

 

[whitebutler]

hopeless search

So I all new on the board so i'm looking for a good hop up for my 390's i bought two last season and want to get more ZING out of them I hope to find some pointers I'm in northern California if i can get a drop on a shop here that would be great :newbie:

 

[blsnelling]

390XP or MS390?

 

[PLMCRZY]

Who cares whos idea it was it looks like it works good. Tell them both Thanks and stop B****IN'

Some of the stuff that people argue on here is rediculous, its all one big pissing contest. Ill be straight with all of you none of you are gonna win so stop the bs'ing. Lets help the others that want to learn and keep it that way.

 

[whitebutler]

I'm DUM

I have two 390xp's ones a big P.O.S. and the otherr runs totaly awsome:help:

 

[CHEVYTOWN13]

5100 Venom Glands™

Isn't this thread about porting

 

[super3]

Sorry Parris, I just seen you on at RS this past weekend and then all the sudden it seems you had this awesome idea to use a drill chuck, IDK maybe it's silly thinking but I just assumed your awesome idea came from there. I don't know if Eric invented it, I just said that is where I seen it at his shop. As for Super3's picture I think we might have had a converstaion about that at a GTG, so IDK can't say for sure but it might have stemmed from there too. I'm sure Mike will chime in and set it straight.

Yes we did talk about that at a GTG quite a while back. I know it wasn't my brainstorm,same as a lot of threads, someone asked what was the best way to mount one and a chuck was mentioned along with many other ways. Not even sure where I was at reading it, if it was EC, thanks a million Eric.

 

[gink595]

Isn't this thread about porting

Not anymore, it's about fighting:hmm3grin2orange:

 

[gink595]

Yes we did talk about that at a GTG quite a while back. I know it wasn't my brainstorm,same as a lot of threads, someone asked what was the best way to mount one and a chuck was mentioned along with many other ways. Not even sure where I was at reading it, if it was EC, thanks a million Eric.

I'm glad you remember, becasue we talk about all kinds of stuff at GTG's!

 

[TraditionalTool]

Isn't this thread about porting

It was until you showed up, and as usual, the world seems to spiral down the toilet. Maybe that's because of the language you always use, it seems to come from the bottom of a toilet.

Speaking for myself, I could care less about anything you do.

 

[CHEVYTOWN13]

Fool, here's the case that goes with that jug

 

[edisto]

Fool, here's the case that goes with that jug

Is that Photoshop too?

 

[logging22]

What a thread.

 

[edisto]

Who cares whos idea it was it looks like it works good. Tell them both Thanks and stop B****IN'

I agree...I'm going to use it regardless!

 

[TraditionalTool]

here's the case that goes with that jug

BFD.

What are you gonna do, put it together and go cut a cookie?:hmm3grin2orange:

For me, and the work that I'm doing, I don't need to have the fastest chainsaw. I don't need to have it running at 16,000 rpm, and to be honest don't even need to modify the ones I use. Although I will admit that I did rebuild and lightly modified one of the saws I use mostly, it means more to me that I brought it back to life.

I can respect people that like to modify their saws and why I point out that I lightly modified my saw when I rebuilt it, because I do like to tinker with things and like to "DIY" much of what I do.

What I have a hard time accepting is your childish remarks and rude replies to people. That has always proven to show what a true @$$#O!E you really are.

More people will respect you or your work when you learn to treat them with a little respect, so I hope you will learn how to gain some people skills one day.

I have an 'ol saying..."You have to eat a lot of $#!T before you get to the @$$#O!E", and I think it's fitting for you since you really have no clue how much you will need to eat before you get there.

When you start treating people with respect, some of them might start treating you with some. I'm not gonna hold my breath for that to happen...until then you will just be the same 'ol pinche mojado that you have shown to be.:dunno:

 

[Outlaw5.0]

And knife edging reduces flow....................

 

[PLMCRZY]

BFD.

What are you gonna do, put it together and go cut a cookie?:hmm3grin2orange:

For me, and the work that I'm doing, I don't need to have the fastest chainsaw. I don't need to have it running at 16,000 rpm, and to be honest don't even need to modify the ones I use. Although I will admit that I did rebuild and lightly modified one of the saws I use mostly, it means more to me that I brought it back to life.

I can respect people that like to modify their saws and why I point out that I lightly modified my saw when I rebuilt it, because I do like to tinker with things and like to "DIY" much of what I do.

What I have a hard time accepting is your childish remarks and rude replies to people. That has always proven to show what a true @$$#O!E you really are.

More people will respect you or your work when you learn to treat them with a little respect, so I hope you will learn how to gain some people skills one day.

I have an 'ol saying..."You have to eat a lot of $#!T before you get to the @$$#O!E", and I think it's fitting for you since you really have no clue how much you will need to eat before you get there.

When you start treating people with respect, some of them might start treating you with some. I'm not gonna hold my breath for that to happen...until then you will just be the same 'ol pinche mojado that you have shown to be.:dunno:

Give him some credit, this is his "crew"