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Makes you and me both on the price range

Look pretty decent. Sure the fuel lines and stuff will need to changed. How much are you looking for each?

Excellent, thanks

Would you supply some photos, models, status of a few, and how much you would like for one?

Anyone have an Echo top handle for sale? Don't mind some minor repair

Runner, perhaps a builder depending on what's wrong with it. I don't really have the time to tear down a saw and rebuild it.

Looking for a top handled saw, preferably an Echo. Not opposed to other brands though.

Awesome, let me think on it and I'll get back to you

Looking for a chainsaw grinder, i had an old harbor freight one but finally wore out. And I don't do enough cutting to verify spending $400-$500 on one. Wondered if someone isn't using one and was willing to let it go.

How much would you like for it?

Looks to be in good shape, last time you ran it?

Sent you back a pm

Fantastic, thanks

Have an Echo 310 & 800P. Interested in a Stihl, about the same size as the 310. Which I think is around the 251. Wouldn't mind going a bit bigger. Also, if anyone has an Echo 300-EVL, let me know. I'd like to purchase the saw, need some parts off it

Hey folks, I used to sharpen chains with a harbor freight electric sharpener, with a grinding wheel. It did well on my (small) saw, but I could notice a difference in the longevity with the sharpness of the chain. I suspect that the chain cutters got a little to warm when sharpening. Anyhow...

Pretty nice set up there, there's still the cost factor though

Given then information you provided, a chainsaw mill is right up my alley. Didn't think a bandsaw mill would be that complicated to perfect.

I'm inclined to agree with you on the tuning part. For me, chainsaw mill is cheaper and I can get the lumber I need. Will have to spend a little more time for lumber that will be used for furniture but I don't have a problem with that. It's a little difficult for me to spend 5k or more on a...

I figured about a 1/4" but I'll keep that in mind. It's okay, I've used it twice. I built the jig out of pine, which should have been hardwood. It's a little time consuming but it gets the job done when you don't have anything else. I used a 1/2" routing bit, I have a small, and old router...

I don't mind a little work. How much clearance do you add for the planer? I don't have a planer, I use a router with a planing bit and jig to get the wood where I need it.