gink595
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Here is what I'm thinking for the baffle cone to direct the noise and stinger away from the operator (Brad).
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I don't know that it would be necessary to kick it out like that. It's already on the right side of the saw. I would think just a slight angle would do it. I've never run a right side pipe saw though.
I'm just thinking that I don't want to kick it out any more than necessary, to keep it as compact as possible.
if you hug the pipe closer to the saw ,will heat be an issue by your right hand ?
Too much angle of the stringer out the right will cause a "powerful" saw to torque slightly sideways when revved. To much twisting of the saw can cause crooked cuts. You want it to torque upward.
That looks good to me, but I'll leave the final call to your judgment.
I'll get it mocked up in sheetmetal tonight and shoot you a pic to see if you like it or not. I'll make both patterns so if you want it to run straight back then I'm not sitting there with no pattern to make it from.
Are you talking about a 'jet' affect? The force of the exhaust coming out of the pipe? Or something totally different?
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