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I tend to ratchet strap my fresh slabs every 16-24” if I have the means. Seems to help keep them flat. Maybe its just my imagination as well.

So you you know the difference between rebuilt and restored? I know I am a noob and all on here and to saws for the most part, but being a gear head for 30+ years and being cheap at the same time I know the difference between rebuilt and restored. Rebuild is a mechanical term when used in this...

I wish I had the cash. Beautiful saw. GLWS Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have shipped them directly from private party to FFL. Contact the FFL your shipping to and they will be able give you any particular state laws you may not know. Also check your local laws. But I shipped from Washington to the midwest no problem. Had a copy of the FFL info in triplicate...

If you dont have any luck I found an old 24’ extension ladder on craigslist for like $40. Works great for me. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We run them just a slight touch rich. Sometimes we have to come back via the beach. Blown a few up WFO on a 3-4 mile run. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Stihl premium at 50:1 for my saws, trimmers, and blowers on ethanol free 92 Ouicksilver for my outboards on 92 ethanol free And 927 bean oil at 32:1 in my high performance 2stroke quad motors on 110 race gas. All run great. Quad goes through a plug on a hard weekend. Its stroked and heavily...

I’m lucky. Where I live in Washington all the non-name brand gas stations have only ethanol free fuel. I run 92 in all my saws, generator, and outboards. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hope its still available in a few weeks. Nice saw good price Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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How big of bar could this run for a CSM? Very interested Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Old school I would look for a 066 magnum. If it's been rebuilt makes sure it was with OEM parts. If not you might get lucky but OEM seems to get better HP. If I was buying new for a mill, I would get a Husky 395xp. If you are sold on Sthil get the pro model. I think that is the o let one...

I would check homedepot and lowes or other big box stores. Usually in spring they do a big buy in and put it on sale. I got my big dewalt chop saw for 399 vs 599 regularly priced. After depot stopped the sale lowes started it. My buddy bought his dewalt brushless stuff at the same time for a...

As someone who uses battery powered tools for work I vote for dewalt or Milwaukee. Brushless is the only way to go. I have cooked batteries in the past by putting them on a charger and forgetting about them. Lesser brands don't have a shut off feature when they are fully charged. I tried Bosch...

Great sticky. Going to have to read it again and again. Have a few large chunks of maple down I need to measure the widest part of. Want to do live edge table slabs. Think I will be heading to a local saw shop to have them help me get setup with a 40" ish bar. To big for the saws power...

Excellent advise. Thank you very much. I can fabricate to some extent so seems like a doable project for me. I will get to reading Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Great looking setups all. I am just getting my feet wet. Have some big chunks of maple I want to mill 36-40". Currently my biggest powerhead is a 67cc old echo cs6700 orange and black saw. My goal is to get these maples milled up and hopefully buy a bigger power head with the proceeds. 100+...