Hello, you have great videos. I have idea to make electric saw because I have electric motor. May I ask you to share some information about type and diameter of pulleys on ES 5/8, bearing housing for Schaft, because I don't know how to put all that under the plate with 64 mm distance between table and plate. Thank you.
Fantastiskt trevlig kanal, mycket glad att jag hittade hit! Är själv spekulant på ett sågverk från Logosol, det lutar åt ett F2 med Stihl ms661. Dock svårt att avgöra vad som är mest vettigt med motorsåg eller elsåg i mitt fall 🤔
Roligt att du gillar kanalen. Svaret är lätt har du tillgång till el så köp elsåg. Är sjukt mycket trevligare att såga med. Jag håller även prova på dagar hos mig. Då får man komma hit och såga så mycket man vill under en dag. Titta på facebook.com/sagverkskurs för mer info
Halo allesammen... I like your videos and how you show the everyday situations. I noticed the same problem I sometimes have: the 6 inch block seems not to be parallel. This might occure because of tensions in the log e.g. from spiral growing, or if the sharpening of the chain tends the cut to one side, right? At about 4:44 a cut ends where I observed a slight slip upside when the bar has left the log. I think this can not be evitated, or what is your experience about this? And then I'd like to know what wonderful music that is, which you added to the video at about min. 8, the guitar picking. What's the name of the title and the band? Tusen takk for svar, hilsen fra sveits
Peter Simonis, I have an M8 and had the same problem. I solved it with several measures. I think they all had some effect, but not one single thing was 'the' answer. What I did: Bought a precision hand chain filing tool from Stihl; swapped to skip tooth chains, sharpened at no more than 10 degrees. This ensures the chain doesn't pull down or up, I installed (home made) bar nose steering (25" chain). I checked, double and triple checked the frame was square and flat in all directions, shimmed the chainsaw carriage and adjust with a set screw so it is perfectly level. I tried various chocks, wedges etc to make sure the log doesn't move. I find the original clamps very poor at holding logs with thick bark (oak, etc). Now I have beautiful boards. I found that grain direction and twist had NO effect on the trueness of the cut, but at first I convinced myself that it WAS the wood. It's not. It's mainly the design of the system. Logosol were not listening when I told them I had a problem, but look on YT and forums and you'll see anyone handling anything large or tough (not a perfect softwood 8 incher as always demonstrated by Logosol) has some versipon of this problem. It seems worse the more of a perfectionist you are! Good luck, it's well worth trying these things. With hindsight I'd go first for swapping the chain for narrow kerf, ripping skip tooth.
Hello, you have great videos. I have idea to make electric saw because I have electric motor. May I ask you to share some information about type and diameter of pulleys on ES 5/8, bearing housing for Schaft, because I don't know how to put all that under the plate with 64 mm distance between table and plate. Thank you.
Brilliant video! What a useful idea!
Thanks 👍👍👍
Yes it’s quick and simple to use
Väldigt fin sågyta du fick till!
Japp blir jättefin yta med kedjesågen. Betydligt finare än vad man kan få med en bandsåg.
Som sagt bra video med en tydlig och bra beskrivning!
Roligt att du gillar den 👍
Good information for any mill. Nice job man.
Thanks and happy milling 🙏
My prayer to those of you who are reading this comment is that what d hopes will be fulfilled and successful in any case
Great job
Hello, you have great videos. I have idea to make electric saw because I have electric motor. May I ask you to share some information about type and diameter of pulleys on ES 5/8, bearing housing for Schaft, because I don't know how to put all that under the plate with 64 mm distance between table and plate.
Thank you.
Fantastiskt trevlig kanal, mycket glad att jag hittade hit! Är själv spekulant på ett sågverk från Logosol, det lutar åt ett F2 med Stihl ms661. Dock svårt att avgöra vad som är mest vettigt med motorsåg eller elsåg i mitt fall 🤔
Roligt att du gillar kanalen. Svaret är lätt har du tillgång till el så köp elsåg. Är sjukt mycket trevligare att såga med. Jag håller även prova på dagar hos mig. Då får man komma hit och såga så mycket man vill under en dag. Titta på facebook.com/sagverkskurs för mer info
Halo allesammen... I like your videos and how you show the everyday situations. I noticed the same problem I sometimes have: the 6 inch block seems not to be parallel. This might occure because of tensions in the log e.g. from spiral growing, or if the sharpening of the chain tends the cut to one side, right? At about 4:44 a cut ends where I observed a slight slip upside when the bar has left the log. I think this can not be evitated, or what is your experience about this?
And then I'd like to know what wonderful music that is, which you added to the video at about min. 8, the guitar picking. What's the name of the title and the band?
Tusen takk for svar, hilsen fra sveits
Peter Simonis, I have an M8 and had the same problem. I solved it with several measures. I think they all had some effect, but not one single thing was 'the' answer. What I did: Bought a precision hand chain filing tool from Stihl; swapped to skip tooth chains, sharpened at no more than 10 degrees. This ensures the chain doesn't pull down or up, I installed (home made) bar nose steering (25" chain). I checked, double and triple checked the frame was square and flat in all directions, shimmed the chainsaw carriage and adjust with a set screw so it is perfectly level. I tried various chocks, wedges etc to make sure the log doesn't move. I find the original clamps very poor at holding logs with thick bark (oak, etc). Now I have beautiful boards. I found that grain direction and twist had NO effect on the trueness of the cut, but at first I convinced myself that it WAS the wood. It's not. It's mainly the design of the system. Logosol were not listening when I told them I had a problem, but look on YT and forums and you'll see anyone handling anything large or tough (not a perfect softwood 8 incher as always demonstrated by Logosol) has some versipon of this problem. It seems worse the more of a perfectionist you are! Good luck, it's well worth trying these things. With hindsight I'd go first for swapping the chain for narrow kerf, ripping skip tooth.
Are you using a similar template?
Hello! I see you have the new Logosol speedsaw E5. Could I ask - do you prefer it over the older model?
Yes I prefer the new saw. It use standard Stihl bar instead of a special bar
@@Projectoftheday Lovely, thanks for the reply... I'm planning to build one so trying to figure out which design to copy 😄
@@whirled_peas copy the ES5/ES8 design
Hello, you have great videos. I have idea to make electric saw because I have electric motor. May I ask you to share some information about type and diameter of pulleys on ES 5/8, bearing housing for Schaft, because I don't know how to put all that under the plate with 64 mm distance between table and plate.
Thank you.
Nice.. What model is your sawmill and saw power-head. Please advise? Thanks..
Are these available in the US?
Mkt bra video 👍🏻
Tackar tackar
Hej
You have switched from automatic to manual feed. Was there a reason for this?
Best regards, Johann
Hello, where to get this template? Or is it buyable?
Är fortfarande intresserad av hjullastaren du köpte för ett bra tag sen. Hade varit kul med en kort uppföljare av den
Kommer snart en uppföljare om allt går som planerat.
Spännande
Något speciellt du vill att jag tar med?