Scott best no nonsense video I’ve seen in a very long time. I’m cutting squish and decking bases in a primitive slow way. I find good numbers are key. I think I get more % of my gains through timing shape and textures and exhaust mods than I do from my machining. Thanks again.
I appreciate you sharing this information. I dont have alot of time to figure all this stuff out when I'm doing trees full time. It is a goal of mine to make a more productive work saw and come up with my own numbers. So far my 200t is my best work with just opening intake and exhuast and gasket delete. It's a ripper.
More & more I'm suspecting you've got employment history at one of the major OEM's, I'd always wondered *where* those guys are, figured places like OPE would be godsends to them, but in seeing you & thinking "guy may've been at round-tables, at drawing-board, with a team *developing* a powersaw model"!! Not trying to be hyperbolic or anything, your content is up for free & almost nobody reads comments anyways, I just had to ask because being 1.5 decades early on flatter/flat squish bands is just insanely impressive (it's like the handfuls who were using "rigging ring" type slings using D-shackles, before real rings came out & replaced pulleys for most rigging) Thanks as always, never felt so confident building and not only am I doing the 2-660's project but my husq 425T/zenoah g2500 clone lost so much compression it finally died, will be getting it a new top-end, and only now am I feeling confident "choosing my own #'s" for a powerhead where I won't find any threads, any youtubes, etc etc for porting that specific cylinder (and it's an odd-duck cylinder, exhaust port literally has a wall, presumably to prevent freeporting)
I just found your channel and have now watched a few of your videos, you sir are an extraordinarily clever guy. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and demonstrating your skills. Take care. 👍😁🏴
Scott best no nonsense video I’ve seen in a very long time. I’m cutting squish and decking bases in a primitive slow way. I find good numbers are key. I think I get more % of my gains through timing shape and textures and exhaust mods than I do from my machining. Thanks again.
Thanks for sharing what your doing!!
That threaded mandrel adjuster is pure genius. Thanks for taking the time to share your wisdom and experiences Scott.
Another great one, Scott. Thank you!
Appreciate your time and effort. Thanks for sharing!
Keep them coming! I'm learning more and more.
very informative videos thanks Scott keep them coming
Awesome Video Scott thank you so much.
You are a master of your craft !!
Black ⚫ should be 1018 low carbon steel
Another great video! Thanks
I appreciate you sharing this information. I dont have alot of time to figure all this stuff out when I'm doing trees full time. It is a goal of mine to make a more productive work saw and come up with my own numbers. So far my 200t is my best work with just opening intake and exhuast and gasket delete. It's a ripper.
More & more I'm suspecting you've got employment history at one of the major OEM's, I'd always wondered *where* those guys are, figured places like OPE would be godsends to them, but in seeing you & thinking "guy may've been at round-tables, at drawing-board, with a team *developing* a powersaw model"!! Not trying to be hyperbolic or anything, your content is up for free & almost nobody reads comments anyways, I just had to ask because being 1.5 decades early on flatter/flat squish bands is just insanely impressive (it's like the handfuls who were using "rigging ring" type slings using D-shackles, before real rings came out & replaced pulleys for most rigging) Thanks as always, never felt so confident building and not only am I doing the 2-660's project but my husq 425T/zenoah g2500 clone lost so much compression it finally died, will be getting it a new top-end, and only now am I feeling confident "choosing my own #'s" for a powerhead where I won't find any threads, any youtubes, etc etc for porting that specific cylinder (and it's an odd-duck cylinder, exhaust port literally has a wall, presumably to prevent freeporting)
Oh, Jesus, bow now.
I just found your channel and have now watched a few of your videos, you sir are an extraordinarily clever guy.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom and demonstrating your skills.
Take care. 👍😁🏴
I looking at having my 461 done,how do I get ahold of you?
@@floydnglenn For overseas people is that just with a +1 in front?
725 area code is Nevada is that where your located?! I'm asking for same reason, I would like to have my saw worked on.