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Boom! Just cause he's asking, doesn't mean he's getting. It's a start though. Lol! https://norfolk.craigslist.org/grd/d/kiln-dried-wood-slabs/6726629830.html

Cool. Will do! Just wondering what you might be getting for 24" wide by 1.5" to 3" slabs at 10' length?

I just blocked it up with a round so it would be stable when I cut it. It was on the rootball.

It's a white oak. I also have some 24" section from the oak that was next to it.

This is the tree I want to mill. I think I cut it into 10+ foot sections. Do you guys think slabs could bring good money from a tree like this?

Getting ready to pull the trigger on one of these. Currently have a 661 that I was going to use for milling, but stumbled across these bad boys. Anyone have some good videos of milling with one of these in 36"+ oak?

Sorry I am so late posting these but I lost my hard drive not too long after this and was just recently able to recover all of the data. Better late then never :) Also, sorry about some of the redundant photos. Will clean the album up and add a few more in the next day or two. <iframe...

My 036 is a hell of a good saw. It is every bit as strong as my MM'd 039 but lighter and slimmer. Plus, it is built like a tank. Once the 6421 is convert to a 79cc saw then I think I will have a good two saw plan. Justin

You da man! Thanks!

Stock 6400 comparo Mastermind, In know that this is not a 7900 but I think it would be interesting if you posted a video of a stock 6400 in the same wood and with the same or equivalent B/C that you used in the ported 7910 video. I feel this would be a great comparison. I think that Jon said...

PE? This stuff is pretty tough and ridged even up past it crystallinity point. It doesn't melt due to the MW being so high. Macmaster-Carr has a great plastics selection guide on their site if you are looking for an appropriate polymer for a mandrel.

That's a hell of a nice picture! Your a lucky man.

http://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=gordon+blair+2+cycle&btnG=&hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C47 Hope that works :)

I think he is using the torch to heat the butter knife then melting/shaping plastic with that. Plastic is usually non conductive so a tig torch would not work. I have done a lot of plastic welding and it takes a bit of practice to get it right sometimes. It can be tough to get fussion all the...

Here is one from the Central Virginia GTG,

I kind of feel the same way. After removing the cat on my 6421 I think I may just leave it stock and pick up another one from HD to do the swap. That way I can do a side by side comparison of the two saws at the same time. :)

Dug up couple more pics for David Sorry to resurrect this thread but after meeting David I promised him I would post some pictures of him running a few saws at the GTG. Enjoy!

I have the 6421 and will be doing the conversion once I have enough money. This saw I ran on Saturday was very slightly ported according to the owner. A stock one shouldn't be far off. I think it is wearing a 28" full comp in oak. The saw is also super smooth too. Justin Justins Ported...

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