KG441c
Keith
What burr do u use for the divets to epoxy?
MS660R VS MS661R ?
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Congratulations. You should very proud of that and grateful to have as good a family life as you do. It takes a bunch of patience and love on their part. And strength of character on your part.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Solid carbide 1/8" ball.
I'm only doing what I should have been doing all my life David.
Mastermind
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I like that avatar BTW.
I wonder how many know who that is, and how he died?
I wonder how many know who that is, and how he died?
KG441c
Keith
I dont miss drinkin or smoking in the least bit. I commend anyone who kicks the habit. I was married to an alcoholic that ended in divorce and know all to well what addictions can do to a family
We're coming up on the anniversary of the day we watched our friend drink the bong water. My brain power is gone too, but I remember it was the year "Hotel California" dominated the airways. I had no idea how fast it worked........... Faster than a finger ported worksaw!
Mastermind
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Same here.
I rarely think about any of it these days.
To see how drinking and drugs tears a man down, all I need to do is look at some of my neighbors. It's a damn shame really......good men, that have just lost their way.
I rarely think about any of it these days.
To see how drinking and drugs tears a man down, all I need to do is look at some of my neighbors. It's a damn shame really......good men, that have just lost their way.
Mastermind
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I listened to a good friend speak a few years ago. He said that in his mind those that were once addicted, but had found recovery, were the most fortunate of all people.
Those people had gotten to live two lives........in the first one they found out how NOT to live. In the second, they had a chance to try again.
cuttinties
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Are you going to play with this 660 today any?
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
No sir.
Laslabjohn
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Willow oak
Randy, you are 100% correct. Seems every year now we say goodbye to some of our friends, many of them younger than me. And then there are others that are still alive, just can't do anything anymore. Some even have hot rods they can't drive. Many of my old friends, who are younger than me, are out on full disability.
Someone I used to be very good friends with just passed a few weeks ago. He was a few months younger than me. One of the funniest guys you would ever meet, and an expert pool player, and used to have high average on his trap team and in the league. Unfortunately, he could not stay away from the alcohol, and kept putting on the wt. It is a shame.
Ironically, he is the one who always used to say "you will only be alive for a short while, but you will be dead for a long, long time!"
Back to saws ....
Someone I used to be very good friends with just passed a few weeks ago. He was a few months younger than me. One of the funniest guys you would ever meet, and an expert pool player, and used to have high average on his trap team and in the league. Unfortunately, he could not stay away from the alcohol, and kept putting on the wt. It is a shame.
Ironically, he is the one who always used to say "you will only be alive for a short while, but you will be dead for a long, long time!"
Back to saws ....
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
But........
Stihlman441
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Nothing wrong with torque were i come from.
have you ever heard of this thing they call CAD? (chainsaw addition disorder)
seriously though, I know what your saying!!
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
I'm in the same camp. Being able to reef on the saw is far more important than a second or two. But........I don't want to build a saw that saw slow like a gear drive just for the sake of torque.
HuskStihl
Chairin'em for the sound
I wouldn't mind a 90cc saw with peak power at 7-8k. 7 pin with the 42" and 8pin with the 32"
KG441c
Keith
And a 404 chain for noodling
treeslayer2003
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i'm running a 36 .404 on a nannered 660. its fine, it just has to be sharp like any chain. i do find that 404 square is easier to file.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
It's nasty here today.......snow blowing sideways.
I've got nine saws awaiting FedEx pickup........and that's all the outside stuff I plan on doing. Timed cuts, seeking faster results.......all that can wait.
I've got nine saws awaiting FedEx pickup........and that's all the outside stuff I plan on doing. Timed cuts, seeking faster results.......all that can wait.
