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The 2095 was discontinued due to not meeting EPA regs. I was told by a dealer. At the time you could by the 2095 by itself, or with the mill. Last year I knew a dealer that had a 2095 left so there are still some new ones around if you know where to look.

Sounds like a romance novel. Now tell us what REALLY happened in the saw shed when the camera was off!:rockn:

Retail Most people work in retail when they can't get a job anywhere else. It is the safety net of our economy :hmm3grin2orange: Its time to farm out the retail jobs to the Illegal Aliens.:cheers:

As long as the wife is happy the rpm's don't really matter!:rockn:

Maybe quit cutting all the trees every year!!!:chainsawguy:

I've got the CS-4400 and it is by far the best saw I have ever owned with a bolt on bar end kick-back protector. Can't bury the bar but it is useful for standing the saw vertical and resting on it while i move brush around. Kind of like the cane my grandpa used to use:rockn: .

WOW Must be the new math they teach now days! Something about 2 or 1/2 just confuses me to no end!:dizzy:

Is that the one that was for sale in the tradin post here recently?

I'd get a super long bar and just make vertical cuts 16" apart. Quick and dirty.:rock:

Don't know where Dokka is but have you heard of a place called VIK on the eastern coast I think. My ancestors came from there in 1882. They tied the kids up by rope on the boat so they wouldn't fall overboard on the voyage.

Add a grenade that will go off when the wood is lifted.:biggrinbounce2: They won't be back.

The best Homeowner saw by far is the one in your neighbor's garage!:cheers:

I just looked at your profile for the first time. It told me everything I needed to know about your state of knowledge. Isn't the Senior QA Inspector the one who gets coffee for the engineers? :rockn:

Wow, when someone responds to a question as simple as Ben's with a bunch of links that have nothing to do with the question you really get a crisp idea of the knowledge level of the person.:rockn:

Just testing your knowledge of stress analysis.:rockn:

Why do you suppose the steel ball split in half as opposed to breaking in some other way?

You might say ceramics generally have no ductility or that they are a brittle material like glass. I'm waiting for deano to come up with something in a saw he can market as "Nano". Its been the scientific buzzword for the past 10 years. Maybe Nano Boost Tubes (takes a pretty small drill...

Just in case anyone is interested the 090 originally came with a brass screen air filter. I guess that one is NLA but a flocked one is still available. It is flat just like the original screen but has flocking. The Cincinnati distributor didn't have it in stock and maybe not in Virginia...

The low and high screws have limiter caps. Open the High up all the way. If it is still not enough you can heat up a screw driver and melt the ear off the plastic limiter caps. They run pretty well just opened all the way though.

I was underimpressed with the 3120 I bought used and ran it with the 36" bar that came with it. When I used it with the 60" Canon Superbar I picked up off ebay I changed my mind. I'm not used to standing Knee deep in chips. :rockn: