komatsuvarna
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I'm banking on the 441cm 
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Mastermind Meets The MS441C-M
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Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Y'all ever try to call ebay? What a cluster****.....
Good to see these threads again, I knew ya loved us to much to leave.
Thanks Randy
They have been the only ones i have found as well,other than dental ones, which i figured would be hard to find bits for that would be usable for work on larger items than teeth.
Thomas
Actually, there's lots of bits on ebay. I even bought a set of 1/8" Tungsten burs for a Henry Schein right-angle dental grinder.
Good to see these threads again, I knew ya loved us to much to leave.
You gotta love the Mooberizer...
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
I killed several dental handpieces before getting the CC handpieces. I realize that 300.00 each is tough to swallow, but worth every penny.
Locust Cutter
Sawing for Sanity
I'm curious to see where this stacks up in the 372, 461, 7900 hierarchy... Sideways balance, not-withstanding.
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Frank Boyer
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Randy,
You have the majority of a training video on saw assembly. It wouldn't take much to make that a saleable video. I taught VOC ED and we bought a lot of videos. EXTREMELY nice work. THANKS YOU
You have the majority of a training video on saw assembly. It wouldn't take much to make that a saleable video. I taught VOC ED and we bought a lot of videos. EXTREMELY nice work. THANKS YOU
HuskStihl
Chairin'em for the sound
I had been pretty proud of myself for my recent 385 hatchet job......until I saw that. I now totally understand and appreciate why stihls are more expensive. They have lots more stuff inside. Make sure you thank your wife for us, great pictures. Thx
Stihlman441
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Randy magnificent thread as always,some very good info in there that will help others.
Suggestion
I like to use a heat proof silicon between the cylinder,gasket,muffler to stop oil leaks in time that attracts dust,saw dust etc keeps everything clean in there.
Suggestion
I like to use a heat proof silicon between the cylinder,gasket,muffler to stop oil leaks in time that attracts dust,saw dust etc keeps everything clean in there.
X's 2 but make the 372 a 51.4mmI'm curious to see where this stacks up in the 372, 461, 7900 hierarchy... Sideways balance, not-withstanding.
My brother and I ran 4 ported 372's against the 441c randy did for me....2 were xtorques and 2 were OEM...all veryyyyyyy strong 372's. Let sjust say even the fastest 372 had no chance. The other 3 were not even in the same league. I never could come to terms with the handling of the 2 441c I had. I will say the one randy ported for me is the most impressive ported saw I have ran....and randy will tell u I have ran a bunch..lol. Randy does awesome work on all saws but the 441c's he does are unreal. Put a 8 pin 20" bar and no saw I have ever ran will not beat that saw with that combo.
SierraWoodsman
ArboristSite Guru
185psi at 1850 feet above sea level.......should make for a great runner.
Another nice thread Randy.
I didn't realize you take into consideration altitude as one of the factors when setting up the squish band on a saw,...
Lower altitude=set squish for slightly lower compression?
On a side note I gave the saws you ported for me a good work out today on a bunch of Walnut. It was the first real "hardwood" test
of the ported saws since I got'm Back. Simpley Awesome performance!
Thanks again Randy.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
I once sent a saw to sea level that was blowing 205 here. It was blowing 230psi there. I'm still waiting for it to puke the crank......but it hasn't yet.
Made me start taking elevation into consideration.,.....
Made me start taking elevation into consideration.,.....
SierraWoodsman
ArboristSite Guru
+1
Randy's got my 372XP Dub, Maybe he could post a video for us when he get her done.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Is the cooler saws a go? You never did say for sure...... It's their turn if so.
