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Bert's Custom Cuts
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 18 ก.พ. 2022
Firewood as a hobby and CNC Machinist by trade.
Cutting the last of the pile of crappy wood.
A good feeling getting the last of the pile of junk wood cut for the boiler.
#firewood #hasqvarna #husqvarna390xp
#firewood #hasqvarna #husqvarna390xp
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Cheap way to port a Echo CS355T
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Echo CS355T opening up air intake and exhaust. Poor mans porting. #echo #chainsaw
Chain sharpening the fast way.
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I have found that when using a grinder, it leaves a small grinding bur that comes off in the first cut and is razor sharp. #chainsawsharpener
2 loads of wood filling the corn crib.
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Filling the corn crib with nasty crap wood. #firewood
Eastonmade Ultra vs. Nasty Crap Wood.
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Splitting up the nasty pile of cottonwood and basswood. #eastonmade #firewood
Husqvarna 580BTS Backpack Blower First Impressions
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New Husqvarna 580BTS backpack blower first impressions. This will come in handy doing tree job cleanup and woodyard cleanup. #husqvarnablower #treeservice #firewood
Big load of wood delivered to Al
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Loading and delivering a big load of wood to Al. Stacking always works better with extra hands. #firewood
Symco Thrashery Chainsaw Competition
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There was a wide variety of saws in the competition. May plan ahead next year and participate in the competition. Some vintage saws and some hot rod saws. #chainsaw
2 loaders breaking down big wood.
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Using a grapple to stage big wood to break down with skidsteer splitter. Make manageable size pieces to handle to split to size desired. #grappleskidder #skidsteerattachments #firewood
Last load from corn crib.
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Last of the wood emptied out of the corn crib. #firewood
Storm Tree Uprooted
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Cleaning up trees that blew over in the storm. May leave the stub that stood back up for the woodpeckers. #husqvarna #haix #skidsteer
Can I get it to swing enough to hit the opening?
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Tree removal for getting campers in and out easier. #husqvarna #treeremoval
Chipping Birch Tree In Under 10 Minutes
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Chipping trailer load of birch. Video at live speed. While trailer load chipped in less than 10 min. #woodchipper #treeservice
Birch Tree Removal
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Narrow landing zone for birch tree removal. tile for sump pump and downspout. Slow and soft landing.
Log Pile Destruction
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How much destruction can we do with 4 saws running. #mcculloch #husqvarna #echo #firewood
Midwest Firewood Frenzy @WolfeRidgeSplitters
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Midwest Firewood Frenzy @WolfeRidgeSplitters
Ultra vs. Us, who runs out of gas first?
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Ultra vs. Us, who runs out of gas first?
You have to watch one of my snag cutting videos if you want to see real crappy firewood . I would be more than happy to burn wood that nice . 👍🇨🇦
I will check it out
Hello everyone
Hello and thanks for tuning in
Nice work Bert. Big wood =big saw. Looks to be pretty solid wood.
Most of it was solid but some was punky
Always feels good to get those crappy jobs done & out the way 👍😎
Yes it does!
Good cutting session! Some nasty crap indeed!
Yes it was but it will burn.
Nice cuttin Bert I am inspired
Awesome! Thank you!
Bert, We are down at the Lake here in Eli, Kentucky.... Lake Cumberland... That nasty old knarly stuff makes the best campfire weeny roasts and Smores you ever had!! Keep on truckin ole son, ya doin good!
Knarly stuff does burn longer.
@@BertsCustomCuts Trow a little pine or Beech in there.... snap crackle pop and the grandkids love it
That is some big nasty stuff. Good you have a big saw and a sharp chain. I never liked noodling but sometimes that is your only option.
You got that right! Just wait till we split that pile.
in the last 2 years that stuff like your cutting is 80 percent of my firewood. I use my homelite 925 and that is one heavy saw and I saw someone asked about a ripping chain and no I don't think it does any better. Enjoy Bert
All wood burns just have to fire more often with lower quality wood.
Great bucking and noodling session 👍 In your opinion, is it worth buying a ripping chainsaw chain or just using a regular cross cut chain? I've never used a ripping chain. Good video 😊
A ripping chain would be worth it if you were using an Alaskan mill, but otherwise, it was not worth changing just to rip a few blocks.
@@BertsCustomCuts thank you for the feedback. Typically we use the tried and true wedges and spitting maul, but were getting older and are looking for options 🤣 Nobody locally carries rip chains so I figured there must be a reason even if they don't appear to be much more expensive.
Bert,is there a cover for the bar and chain that would let the noodles not get stuck 😮😊❤
There probably is, but I dont rip that often.
Is the 390xp still worth it to buy new if can find one? Is the performance difference enough over the 572xp/372xp to warrant the expense, or go straight to the 395/592xp? Also thinking of the 585 for the big nasty tree service wood.
The 592 is a screamer. I have heard the 585 is a nice saw.
An Eastonmade extra-tall 4-way wedge or 4-way box wedge would be perfect for that nasty crap. No noodling cleanup. But when is enough enough when it comes to having the perfect splitter setup for every situation?
Stay tuned and you'll get to see how we split it.
Hi Bert!!😀😀 Gave the old 390 a good workout. Take care buddy!!😀😀👍👍
Thanks, you too! Hopefully bring you another load soon.
Realy nice
Thanks a lot
Cool crappy custom cut!
Just wait till the cool crappy splitting
@@BertsCustomCuts 😂
Nice cutting and ripping😊
Big saws make fast work of a pile.
Last of that pile! It somehow always manages to reappear again. 🤪😂
Im sure it will reappear again but will be cut up sooner.
With the noodling of those big rounds, perhaps it's time to call Eastonmade and ask to demo a MS-324 skid steer splitter. 😁
I have a homemade one but doesn't like nast stuff
Good morning Bert great video ( Ty Ron
Thanks for watching
Bert all great size boiler wood 🪵 top 🔝 price in the 709 market 😊. 39:13
It will burn but will probley mix in with some hardwood
Bert great 👍 video sit back with a black horse 🐎 beer 🍺 and don’t smell 👃 the sugar burning 🔥. Nice 👍 little husqvarna 390 BERT remember STICK on the ICE 🧊, SAW in the WOOD 🪵 and RUBBER on the ROAD . 😊
Thanks
Good morning Bert 😊Big log!
There was some big stuff in there.
The other simple modification, is figure out the clearance at TDC and remove base gasket. Should it stay over about 0.020 thousands without the gasket. . I have one clone original edition 372 i did it to, plus a replacement 52mm piston. One serious low end power band. . Basically i was trying to create an obsolete gen 1 372 xpw that had a 51.4mm piston, thats no longer available worldwide. Its pretty close to the same performance.
Hey buddy you need to be wearing safety equipment out there and boots and everything you can't be out there in summer attire and be working like that
Usually, I do just testing out a new tool.
I hate these things with a passion. They make more noise than jet plane. And all these small engines put out more emissions than a car engine. Yet they don't ban them. Try using a rake. Make America skinny again.
Rakes do work for some stuff, but have you tried to get sawdust out of the grass to make yard look good for a customer. If the customer isn't happy, they won't be a good referal or repeat customer.
@@BertsCustomCuts Where i live is a different story. It's only gardeners in an area with houses 20 feet about who use them at 8 am in the morning. The flying tacos.
What are you using the dress the wheel?
It's a wheel dressing tool that I got with my bench grinder.
Bert I need a filling
Just remember, I dont do numbing when doing fillings.
I love my Echo saws. I have owned every major brand in the last 40 years. I liked my Jonsereds but you hardly see them anymore. My favorite was a Shindaiwa which is now the larger Echo's. They run great and are very dependable. Unfortunately, our dealer recently closed. That little saw cuts very well.
Thanks for sharing!
Nice tune up on that saw. It cut faster.
May need to adjust tuning a little.
Being a Machinist , I'm sure if u did some cylinder work and all tht other mumbo jumbo , you could do some nice porting to sawz
Maybe one day
There is a small difference in speed.
There will be more difference after I get it tuned a little bit.
I think it helped some. I got a older husky I have been thinking about doing something like that to.
I had thought about it for a while and am glad I did it.
Good one, Bert. You never know if you don’t have a go at it. Great video….
Very true!
I had to pull the limiter caps off the high and low speed jets to get a good tune after doing similar mods.
I might have to do that yet.
Nice video Bert. Little top handle ran pretty good stock for an older but well maintained saw. Snappier doesn’t hurt if the noise doesn’t bother you. I like your bucking table.
It's still quieter than a stock 592xp
I did the same mods to a stihl 291 and the difference was definitely noticeable. Biggest change I noticed was the throttle response. Much snappier response after modification.
Throttle response is better.
Good morning Bert!!😀😀
Morning Al
I have a CS-400 I purchased in 2007 I did a muffler mod to it now my 42cc saw performs like a 50cc saw. Great video Bert , keep on cutting
Thanks 👍
Looked like you had fun doing it. Satisfying inquiring minds is health. Well worth the time. Well done.
It was fun. It definitely is louder.
I've removed every spark arrestor on all my saws. They run better without them.
I'll run it more and maybe end up taking it out.
Nice modding 😊
Thanks
Hi Bert nice video love it ( Ty Ron
Thanks glad you liked it.
Great video!! Poor man's fixes a lot of things!! Thanks for showing us ways to get more out of our small saws!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Thanks! Will do!
Remember cutting up toothpick all you need is sharp bucksaw is fastest thing per square inch in the wood 🪵 BERT . 😊
Bert a bread 🍞 chainsaw is all a bread 🍞 chainsaw . If you want noise 575 Cummins under the hood with straight pipe 😊. Now your talking ponies under the hood in a chainsaw . Probably should work on CHRIS 572 XP it need work under the hood for in the wood 🪵 yard . If iiiii iiiiii was you send it to DONNY WALKER chainsaw shop. Com got years of practice and know how to do work under the hood . Where your in the USA 🇺🇸 sent it IRON HORSE 🐎 got a good name for work under the hood in a chainsaw . In your case just take the muffler right off if your into noise BERT . 😮
The Rusty Pony.
Do you adjusft the rakers with the grinder or with a file?
I adjust the rakers with a file on saw as needed.
Hi Bert: Do you change the grinding profile for different chains? There are a lot of people that just use one standard profile and they use that on all there chains.
I use the same profile and set up for all my chains except the .404 chain for the processor. We did try it on there, but it was too aggressive, so we sharpen them with a dremel on the processor.
Nice video Bert. Seems to be a nice,low budget way to sharpen. Camera focused up close and personal.
Did some closeup footage per request in comments from my last sharpening video.
Good morning Bert! Thanks for the close-ups and walk through of your process. Cheers!
My pleasure!!