Well sort of.
15,000 rpm in the cut!!!
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I enjoy Jack's videos but this 2153 ain't too shabby either 
and it ain't leaned out nearly as much, with a stock carb, coil and cutting larger diameter hardwood to boot...
and it ain't leaned out nearly as much, with a stock carb, coil and cutting larger diameter hardwood to boot...
I like his stuff too and he knows what he's doing, but lifting on the saw and saying 15,000 is a bit of a stretch. The saw does sound strong.
Exactly.
Andyshine77 said:Well sort of.
I watched that & he may as well just tach the saw out of wood.....thats pretty much all he's doing.
cus_deluxe
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The sound of that dillholes voice is like nails on a chalkboard to me. Carry on.
Not even a hint of 4-stroking!
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I like watching Jack's videos, but this is not one of his better ones. I have always thought he was a little too "selective" with his choice of wood to test saws on, but this time it's bordering on ridiculous.
C'mon Jack - at least 12" wood, and stop lifting on the front handle. Either that, or turn the chain around so it's running the proper direction.
C'mon Jack - at least 12" wood, and stop lifting on the front handle. Either that, or turn the chain around so it's running the proper direction.
SawTroll
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At least the cutting didn't look very effective - whatever the reason for that was...
He thought he could get away with it though. He'd start the cut and roughly half way through lift or release any pressure & send the rpm to the moon, then finish the cookie and show you the tach......he new exactly what he was doing as he did it every cut.
I don't know what some of you guys are talking about.
I see the saw feeding its own way into the wood and carrying rpms. Any decent saw will do that.
That fella is a real sawhand and has skills. I'm not sure what all the discrediting is about. Or maybe I am..
I don't see many others showing on video a full gamut of operating and mechanicin'.
sheesh.
I see the saw feeding its own way into the wood and carrying rpms. Any decent saw will do that.
That fella is a real sawhand and has skills. I'm not sure what all the discrediting is about. Or maybe I am..
I don't see many others showing on video a full gamut of operating and mechanicin'.
sheesh.
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I love watching this guys videos, he's a helluva sawyer and apparently a pretty good mechanic. But I have to say I think this video was a little misleading. I don't think any less of the guy! I still like the "top of the morning to ya where ever ya are on God's green earth!"
Again I like his stuff normally, but sometimes when all you hear is praise, it can get to your head and make you do things you normally wouldn't.
That never happens to internet celebrities
Trent Curtis
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You seriously disagree with the criticism on this video???? That saw is going to fry if left with its current tune.
Boastings RPMs with the saw running lean...... not the best way to showcase your work.
C’mon man!
of course it's running lean. I don't think frying the saw has anything to do with this video.
Jack is one of only a few logger types I watch on YouTube, the man know his stuff and is a very skilled timber feller, I've been watching his channel for a few years now. What Ive seen happen to many You Tubers is they start getting big heads, loose focus and start doing things unscrupulous, just to boost ones ego and to self promote in the worst ways. This video was a lie, plane and simple. It's his business to do what he sees fit, it doesn't bother me at all, it is what it is.
It doesn't bother me either. I'm not sure why it would bother anyone.
Obviously that saw is tuned to have a short life. So what?
If someone wants to blow their **** up, then so be it.
It might be a good demonstration of what an autotune saw sounds like. Lean.
zing, zing
and yes, I know this is not an autotune saw.
Obviously that saw is tuned to have a short life. So what?
If someone wants to blow their **** up, then so be it.
It might be a good demonstration of what an autotune saw sounds like. Lean.
zing, zing
and yes, I know this is not an autotune saw.
The purpose of the video is to promote his saw porting business, which is fine. However he was clearly manipulating things to make the saw appear better than it is, It's so obvious I thought it was more comical than anything. AT saws are revlimited so they don't blowup.
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