What Saw's On The Kitchen Island Today
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On the island.
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The good thing is it will all clean right off the glass
.What saw is that, an echo?
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Practica 65.
Never had my hands on one of those.
No island
Picked up the 661R today & unboxed the 395.
Picked up the 661R today & unboxed the 395.
OK, here's the countertop
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I guess you have tasted my wife’s cooking
Sweet Mark.
Those raisins look tasty too, I didn't get any of those for the quarantine.
I had a few saws on the island this week myself, here's a couple.
Two more baby saws on the island today. Old and new.
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Didn't know they had the 200 as a rear handle version.
I sure like those, but the cost of the 201 new just don't make any sense at all, same cost as 50cc pro saw but made up from a lot less materials - the weight says it all.
There is absolutely no reason what so ever it should be that expensive. The 201 is way overpriced, just the way it is and in my book that rules it out.
That said:
I sure like those, but the cost of the 201 new just don't make any sense at all, same cost as 50cc pro saw but made up from a lot less materials - the weight says it all.
There is absolutely no reason what so ever it should be that expensive. The 201 is way overpriced, just the way it is and in my book that rules it out.
That said:
Cutting little machines, I cut all this with the ms201 rear handle yesterday morning, on half a tank of fuelDidn't know they had the 200 as a rear handle version.
I sure like those, but the cost of the 201 new just don't make any sense at all, same cost as 50cc pro saw but made up from a lot less materials - the weight says it all.
There is absolutely no reason what so ever it should be that expensive. The 201 is way overpriced, just the way it is and in my book that rules it out.
That said:
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I'd like to give that little echo a try myselfNice tractor too
It might be a little while before I'm ready with my Echo - I'm in no hurry with it, but when I'm done that would be a tempting challenge
. That's a lot of wood for a little saw to cut, it was all dead black Locust which is very hard.Heres the 200(in oak) and 201(mostly green black locust, hard but not like dead/seasoned) in action.
But I'm sure your chain sharpening skills are better than mine
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I'd like to give that little echo a try myself
That would be pointless
But I'm sure your chain sharpening skills are better than mine
No sir, I don't have your experience
but I worked five years as a dental specialist making implant bridges in gold and titanium so I have the basic skills in accuracy Doing knives at the moment... guy said he'd be back in a month, I guess I have time to get it right.
I know a guy who can put a heck of an edge on any sharpened surface, his little chainsaw is in the original box and probably full of ethanol fuelThat would be pointless
No sir, I don't have your experience
Doing knives at the moment... guy said he'd be back in a month, I guess I have time to get it right.
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. He has multiple patents and owns his own sharpening company, imports and exports as well, funny how all that works isn't it.How you liking the knife sharpener.
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I know a guy who can put a heck of an edge on any sharpened surface, his little chainsaw is in the original box and probably full of ethanol fuel
How you liking the knife sharpener.
Its accurate, if I bought the cheaper one I would end up having to buy this one afterwards - just like with the chain grinder
