Adding Some Sauce To Echo 355t

[Yotaismygame]

Just cut your burr down for sure. Didn’t realize you had a right hand piece.

 

[Yotaismygame]

What ever happened with this saw?

 

[MemphisMechanic]

I got a 355T in the mail today. After making some cookies on a 13” ash log, it exploded all over my bench…

Suggestions on good safe timing numbers to make me happy with how it cuts when I’m up in a tree? I’m seeing some good helpful suggestions from @huskil but no definitive results afterward.

Anyone have more of an update on this?

 

[huskihl]

I got a 355T in the mail today. After making some cookies on a 13” ash log, it exploded all over my bench…

Suggestions on good safe timing numbers to make me happy with how it cuts when I’m up in a tree? I’m seeing some good helpful suggestions from @huskil but no definitive results afterward.

Anyone have more of an update on this?

I’m not certain that I’ve ever been into a 355. Sorry I can’t help

 

[MemphisMechanic]

I’m not certain that I’ve ever been into a 355. Sorry I can’t help

Thanks for the timely reply, nonetheless!

 

[anlrolfe]

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Laying out the grind lines last night. I am still trying to figure out how many mm equals a degree. I don't want to take off too much, so I am starting at 1mm and then will re-measure with the degree wheel.

Math, or to be specific TRIGONOMETRY
I suspect that if you use the Sine function you can calculate degree to stroke(mm)
I would think 1/2 total stroke at 90deg btc or at.
1/2 Stroke x sine(angle) from 90deg mark should equal piston rise.