#stihl #portedchainsaw #chainsaw NOTICE: The times are wrong. They are 67 seconds 70 seconds 74 seconds 83 seconds. Many thanks to 曾偉晨 for calling this mistake to my attention.
Nice work on the 046. To be completely honest I was a bit surprised the 462 stayed as close to the 046 as it did. Especially running 8 pin sprockets since both saws in stock form are known for a lack of grunt on the bottom end. Nice video
Thanks very much. I kinda felt the 046 would win. I tried to do the comparison as fair as I could. The 046 is maybe a little better now since it is fully broken in. I'm really happy with it being the first saw I ported. A little more muffler mod my help some. I was holding back doing that until it was fully broken in.
@@simpleman4224 I believe it was a very important election. It showed the rest of the country that your vote does count and if enough votes you can turn the tide.
You nailed it mr. Clint!!! 462 is about as strong of a stock modern saw you can find and the 046 just at its lunch! That’s a huge power increase from the 046. You catch on fast to this stuff but you luckily had 12 years of experience worth of fixing it from being neutered and correcting the port timing crammed into one saw with the old stihl 🤣🤣🤣
I can't thank you enough Pat. You and the saw have been a belling for what I have learned. All these years of me being a DIY guy really helped during the build also.
Mr. Clint, this is Brian2bears, AxeInTheKerf is my other channel your 046 is awesome....I built a 460 a year or so ago, I just polished the exhaust and a muffler mod. Your build is super. And yes sir those are some real cookies....
@@ClintsHobbiesDIY I completely understand buddy you are doing great and it's awesome too see guys reaching out too help. I'm just confrontational towards people that steer people wrong 😎.
Great job!! Cutting like a champ! Do you feel like doing a comparison video between the seven tooth sprocket and the eight tooth sprocket? I’m just curious to see the difference.
I wore that shirt to town yesterday. I went in 4 businesses. I got one positive comment and a bunch of double take looks. Mostly smiles and a few hung there head. 😎😎 It's now my official "Go to town shirt."
Thanks much. I spoke about cutting oak in my last vid when testing saws. It's so fun to wear that shirt to town and see the double take looks and get positive comments.
Good day sir i like your videos. Great job on that 046. Runs nice. I could be wrong but it seems like your top plate angles may be alittle bit off left and right and your getting a little bit of bind in the cut. If so your cuts may get way faster if corrected. Like i said i could be full of crap but always willing to help if possible cause hand filing isnt easy.
Thanks very much. The 046 is the first saw I ported. It is my favorite big saw, but the MS462 is a hot rod stock. I have a Husky 350 I ported also. I like is so much, if I could only have one saw it would be the 350. Cajun had input on both saws.
@@ClintsHobbiesDIY I hate the primer bulbs with a passion. My 350 is new enough to have one. I am working on rerouting the fuel lines to get rid of it.
What kind of compression are you running 🏃♂️ n the 046.? I recognize the accent I’m guessing central/southern Virginia.?? I have family around Appomattox. Anyway great cutting
You nailed it JS. I'm from Bedford County. I haven't checked the compression since I got it broken in. It was 140 PSI at first. I have two cheap compression testers and I don't trust either one. I'll check it and get back to you.
Try that 046 with a 7 tooth and see what times you get because you can hear when you in the lower side of log and you have full 32" buried it's down on rpm probably 2500-3000 rpms...and I just watched Buckin Billy Ray the other day and he was talking about 7&8 tooth sprockets....he's running some pretty hot saws and he said he preferred 7 tooth on his 372's with a 32" bar!!! To be totally honest I've always ran a 8 tooth on my stock 046 with a 24" but hopefully when I get my saw back from getting ported here in about a month I'll find our what's faster myself because I have a new 32" same bar as yours to try it out!!!
Oh no! You are totally correct. I used the stopwatch on my phone for the first time when I timed the cuts. In my head I converted it WRONG. Thanks for correcting me.
@@user-lq3fl2lv8o Yes I did the porting. It was my first saw I built completely form new bearings and up. I just finished my second saw and should have a vid out within two days. It's a Husqvarna 350. Thanks for watching the vid and your interest. Clint
Nice work on the 046. To be completely honest I was a bit surprised the 462 stayed as close to the 046 as it did. Especially running 8 pin sprockets since both saws in stock form are known for a lack of grunt on the bottom end. Nice video
Thanks very much.
I kinda felt the 046 would win. I tried to do the comparison as fair as I could. The 046 is maybe a little better now since it is fully broken in.
I'm really happy with it being the first saw I ported. A little more muffler mod my help some. I was holding back doing that until it was fully broken in.
Love the shirt! Now for the rest of the country to go red! Great job on the 046! It is a monster! 👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks Simple Man.
The saw has surprised me.
We are very happy here in Virginia. We the people have spoken with the mighty pen.
@@ClintsHobbiesDIY now for the rest of the country to wake up! Great job on the 046! 👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@simpleman4224 I believe it was a very important election. It showed the rest of the country that your vote does count and if enough votes you can turn the tide.
You nailed it mr. Clint!!! 462 is about as strong of a stock modern saw you can find and the 046 just at its lunch! That’s a huge power increase from the 046. You catch on fast to this stuff but you luckily had 12 years of experience worth of fixing it from being neutered and correcting the port timing crammed into one saw with the old stihl 🤣🤣🤣
I can't thank you enough Pat. You and the saw have been a belling for what I have learned. All these years of me being a DIY guy really helped during the build also.
@@ClintsHobbiesDIY your patience showed. Very impressive!
@@cajun3197 That's something that can't be bought.
@@ClintsHobbiesDIY absolutely true!!!
Bother run extremely strong...love the shirt. Let's go Brandon!!!!
Thanks Aaron. I think the saw proved itself.
Deb has one of those shirts also.
@@ClintsHobbiesDIY awesome 😎
Mr. Clint, this is Brian2bears, AxeInTheKerf is my other channel your 046 is awesome....I built a 460 a year or so ago, I just polished the exhaust and a muffler mod. Your build is super. And yes sir those are some real cookies....
Thanks Brian.
That 046 was my first saw that I ported. To beat that MS462 is awesome. I'm working on my third saw now. I've had some wonderful advice.
Theirs the proof that you did that saw rite, now you can teach the guys that showed you the wrong way too do it the rite way 😆 awesome job Clint 👏 😎
Thanks Jay.
I will never say anyone I was following is wrong. I've learned other things from them.
I'll let the results in the vids speak.
@@ClintsHobbiesDIY I completely understand buddy you are doing great and it's awesome too see guys reaching out too help. I'm just confrontational towards people that steer people wrong 😎.
I'm very impressed! Full house 32" buried in red oak with a 8 tooth sprocket! 👌 the 462 is no slouch!
Thanks Andrew. You are very correct. I've called that 462 my hot rod every since it broke in.
That 462 is playing second fiddle now!🤣
That said…Love my 462!
@@timtorkelson7201 It's a brute stock. Mine is going nowhere.
Great job!! Cutting like a champ! Do you feel like doing a comparison video between the seven tooth sprocket and the eight tooth sprocket? I’m just curious to see the difference.
Thanks Smitty.
Good idea. I have just enough in the stick to do that.
Oh let’s go Brandon!!!!
I wore that shirt to town yesterday. I went in 4 businesses.
I got one positive comment and a bunch of double take looks. Mostly smiles and a few hung there head. 😎😎
It's now my official "Go to town shirt."
@@ClintsHobbiesDIY Hahhah love it!!!!
Old school always prevails! 😜 great job! On the 046 👍🤙
I agree. Thanks for looking.
Hope everyone appreciates that you’re cutting oak!!! Added bonus love your T-Shirt!👍👍👍
Thanks much. I spoke about cutting oak in my last vid when testing saws.
It's so fun to wear that shirt to town and see the double take looks and get positive comments.
Good day sir i like your videos. Great job on that 046. Runs nice. I could be wrong but it seems like your top plate angles may be alittle bit off left and right and your getting a little bit of bind in the cut. If so your cuts may get way faster if corrected. Like i said i could be full of crap but always willing to help if possible cause hand filing isnt easy.
I’ll send him a square chain
New Stihl chain I just touched up. 35 degrees.
That's one heck of a chunk of wood... I love my 046... gotta vote 🗳 for it 😊
Thanks very much.
The 046 is the first saw I ported. It is my favorite big saw, but the MS462 is a hot rod stock. I have a Husky 350 I ported also. I like is so much, if I could only have one saw it would be the 350. Cajun had input on both saws.
@@ClintsHobbiesDIY nice 👌 husqie too... primer bulbs only draw back
I don't have a husky new enough to have a primer bulb. I don't care for the bulbs at all.
@@ClintsHobbiesDIY I hate the primer bulbs with a passion. My 350 is new enough to have one. I am working on rerouting the fuel lines to get rid of it.
I'm just guessing they started putting primer bulbs on 2 strokes for people that don't understand what a choke is.
What kind of compression are you running 🏃♂️ n the 046.? I recognize the accent I’m guessing central/southern Virginia.?? I have family around Appomattox. Anyway great cutting
You nailed it JS. I'm from Bedford County.
I haven't checked the compression since I got it broken in. It was 140 PSI at first. I have two cheap compression testers and I don't trust either one. I'll check it and get back to you.
Good ole Bedford county. Just a little ways down the road from me.
Great job you did on that saw. That's the way to test a saw!
I missed your comment somehow.
Thanks very much. I did my best to be fair to both saws.
Two great saws , one great shirt! LGBFJB
LOL. I'm wearing it now Larry.
I like the same bar and chain, on the same day comparison both 8 pin 👍🏽
Thanks. I did it as fairly as I could. The 046 real comes to life the more pull you can give it.
Try that 046 with a 7 tooth and see what times you get because you can hear when you in the lower side of log and you have full 32" buried it's down on rpm probably 2500-3000 rpms...and I just watched Buckin Billy Ray the other day and he was talking about 7&8 tooth sprockets....he's running some pretty hot saws and he said he preferred 7 tooth on his 372's with a 32" bar!!! To be totally honest I've always ran a 8 tooth on my stock 046 with a 24" but hopefully when I get my saw back from getting ported here in about a month I'll find our what's faster myself because I have a new 32" same bar as yours to try it out!!!
I've run 7 tanks through it with the 7 tooth. I put the 8 tooth on it to prove it would.
Also I don't watch BBR anymore.
@@ClintsHobbiesDIY I'm still impressed with your work even with a 8 tooth because I know what stock 046 is like
@@kevinz763 Thanks Kevin. For my first saw build I'm really happy. I have two more I'm working on. Waiting on parts.
Nice shirt Clint!
Thanks Luke. I wore it to town yesterday and got positive comments and was ask twice where I got it.
Hi can anyone help me with what the janka rating is with wood?
Hey you go.
www.wood-database.com/wood-filter/
Sorry 1 min is 60 sec not 100
Oh no!
You are totally correct.
I used the stopwatch on my phone for the first time when I timed the cuts. In my head I converted it WRONG.
Thanks for correcting me.
@@ClintsHobbiesDIY haha no problem just confuse me a bit ,and thanks for the video did you port that 046 ?
@@user-lq3fl2lv8o Yes I did the porting. It was my first saw I built completely form new bearings and up.
I just finished my second saw and should have a vid out within two days. It's a Husqvarna 350.
Thanks for watching the vid and your interest.
Clint
Haha cool T shirt
Thanks. Ebay has plenty.
The 462 is slow
The 046 is fast. 😁😁
Thanks for watching.