happysaws
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Where'd you get them?
I'd like to find just the material and cut my own out.
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I'd like to find just the material and cut my own out.
Kensie1988
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I called boyesen and ordered them, I got the item number, they have templates archived and just make them to order.
happysaws
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Did you get the dual stage power reeds, carbon fiber reeds? Or...?
Kensie1988
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I believe they are dual stage carbon fiber, not 100% sure though
Mac&Homelite
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Some one on the other not to be mentioned site was working on getting some custom reeds made up. I drew up a cad file for him, and last I heard he was trying to get them cut out on the waterjet or laser table out of reed material for the mac cart motors. I am curious as how that went and will have to ask. As long as you have a dxf. file (I believe) most shops can cut it out for you.
Sorry to hear about that buddy.Well guys sorry been out for some time. Just been a lot going on then Sunday our neighborhood and area got hit by tornado and straight force winds. Family is ok but gotta deal with insurance now.
At least my main work trip wasn’t harmed because I needed them. I think some of my babies got some water and hail hits. My NOS McCulloch bar went flying 5 feet to the concrete floor. Glass on all my tools and still uncovering more damage. Haven’t been able to check all my stuff as I’ve been clearing and taking care of kids too. We had golf ball size hail wreck shop too. My truck looks like it got a shotgun blast with giant pellets.
Glad everyone is doing well.
Must not have hit our friends in north Houston burbs, they didn't say anything about it.
And even better when ported
.That's just not right.
Just happen to be working on a few things on the kitchen table earlier and took a few pictures
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Kensie1988
Vintage Saw Maniac
Well luckily all the hard work is done by boyesen lol, but I'll keep that in mind in the future, since I do some drafting for a living it would be easy to get the files to a machine shop, I really need to get my bucking spikes drafted up, but I've been so busy with other projects
Mac&Homelite
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My original use was for some dogs also, as I got the means to make files, but I just need access to some equipment. Hardest part is doing a large enough run at a shop to make cost efficient vs find some used dogs or just make a one off set at home.
Mac&Homelite
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Ok guys, I need a crankcase splitting tool for an upcoming build on a makita 6421. What do you guys use? I know I could buy one, but that's more than I care to spend right now. Anyone have any success with the kits I have seen on the bay? Has anyone made one, which is what I am leaning towards since I can easily weld some stuff together?
Hammer and chisel. [emoji38]
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Y'all guys watch out going into the woods these puppies are already crawling
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And it’s head is still attached because...?????Y'all guys watch out going into the woods these puppies are already crawling
Steve
Big old mud grips on the four-wheel-drive hot him,not much left for the head, real flat.
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Time to start carrying a 22 on the hip at the farm again, we're in the woods a lot and have killed a few timber rattlers. Matter of fact, we were in there this evening for a few hours.
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happysaws
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One nice thing about the Midwest, there are very few deadly snakes.
Lucky, I hate having to watch every step if I'm not wearing snake boots.
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Middle Washington get rattlers, but very few trees. We watch out for bears in Eastern Washington and idaho. about the time saw won't start no matter how hard or fast you be pulling. And Smokey gaining ground every tug.
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