redbull660
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picked up this cannon a few weeks back. hasn't been run in 15yrs. Brought it back to life today. 
Tree Monkey 661 - 60" Bar
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picked up this cannon a few weeks back. hasn't been run in 15yrs. Brought it back to life today.
Excellent video.
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Save those shavings. Makes great kindling.
LegDeLimber
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kinda makes ya wonder why the chainsaw milling guys don't cut on a bit of a bias instead of strait across the trunk?
now this is from someone who's never done any milling.
just a couple of freehand cuts like the central Americans that walk backyards on the log.
so please don't TOO harsh on me wiht ya responses.
now this is from someone who's never done any milling.
just a couple of freehand cuts like the central Americans that walk backyards on the log.
so please don't TOO harsh on me wiht ya responses.
redbull660
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slow mo when the big slab drops away
No comparison videos please.
LegDeLimber
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Makes 'er almost sound like a thumper at the end of the cut!
What camera are you using?
Is the slow-mo just done in post proccesing or can the camera itself handle it?
and IF your using a cellphone, My mostest biggestest wonderusful thanks for not posting vertical video!
What camera are you using?
Is the slow-mo just done in post proccesing or can the camera itself handle it?
and IF your using a cellphone, My mostest biggestest wonderusful thanks for not posting vertical video!
Tenderfoot
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You do, but the longer bars are harder on the saws. And you also run in a jig, if you set a mill up and run it the way it gets done makes a lot more sense.
LegDeLimber
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I spent some time de-trashing reclaimed beams and other old wood.
(I've still got a few of my funky tools areound somewhere, oughta gater 'em up & snap a few pics one day.)
The fellow who did the re-cutting, of the beams, had a band mill (woodmizer, I think it was) But I've just never had the opportunity to spend time around a chainsaw mill.
(I've still got a few of my funky tools areound somewhere, oughta gater 'em up & snap a few pics one day.)
The fellow who did the re-cutting, of the beams, had a band mill (woodmizer, I think it was) But I've just never had the opportunity to spend time around a chainsaw mill.
"Do you have a problem with that Mr. Lawrence" ?
N8TE
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Good lord...I gotta get me one of them ported 661's
