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well, research has come up with two or more styles of chain. standard carbide chain, which is relatively sharp, as its for timber, will last longer than steel and can take the odd nail or two without causing nasty words to be said... but isnt quite up to the job demanded by some, which is...

waht i said about the diamond blade on a 9 inch.... that, i think....might just be what i should try first...

jolly logger. thankyou. i know, a pro would use a bandit or similar... for which, once again...i used to make those cutters. ditch witches, vermeers, the hammer blocks used on land clearers or whatever they are. i think theyre FAE or something? and even plain old 1/2" shank cutters, LH, RH and...

oh. edited, so as not to confuse anyone that cant read more than five lines.

typical small penis syndrome. this was a (lengthy) simple question on whether anyone would contemplate stump grinding by hardfacing and or brazing inserts onto a used chain. this was not a comparison of whos saw is bigger, or faster, or has the longest bar. a 170 suits MY needs perfectly...

so, this will probably scare anyone reading this... ive never dealt with a carbide chain, but im assuming theyre SHARP. much like a regular circ saw... well, i want a blunt one. i only have a lil ms170, but tis a beast, now it has a new bar and chain (and the 180 cylinder). today i had the...

wow. thanks for that :) rings seem plentiful still, so i guess im gunna heat it up a bit, hope they loosen up, and not have to order any yet. it sure does resemble a 10-10...just the bottom half of the crank is seperated, it doesnt have the...whatever that tank is? it doesnt look modified or...

that numbers great :) i did work experience at a helicopter place, had to redo the compliance plate or something. twice. cant second guess when punching numbers! scribing lines helps if its gotta be accurate. im in the same sort of boat now...this yellow fever. i really wish id hung onto the...

the homelite part, im not too sure about. oh, im not saying that it cant be done. the contrary. things, when piping a twostroke... a lot of chainsaws have weird and wacky exhaust ports. i try and stick to engines with plain straight out ports, theyre just easier to deal with. for this...

howdy do, im fairly new. ive been through a few saws, and ive done plenty of tuned pipes :) i havent ever combined the two together! most of my pipes have been centered around motorised pushies, couple of custom jobs for track bikes, and the odd pocket rocket. results are always...

howdy do, im fairly new. ive been through a few saws, and ive done plenty of tuned pipes :) i havent ever combined the two together! most of my pipes have been centered around motorised pushies, couple of custom jobs for track bikes, and the odd pocket rocket. results are always...

ohh... i just came across this, and there i was, about to make some wise comment about northern hemisphere timber, when i did the fast forward to here. my condolences. the few threads ive read, and the few pics seen, this art martin guy was an old timer with the old knowledge. the talk of...