mtrees
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I would like for it to continue (thread) obviously. It's my saw and I have been waiting on it.
I would like for it to continue (thread) obviously. It's my saw and I have been waiting on it.
You port 372's?
Hey man, calm down......
I'm ok.......just nervous from all the grinding.
Some nerve, a guy who just went on 3 vacations talking about all this work at home....
I think I may regret that statement.....
I'm getting old Tom.......I better go on all the vacations I can before my hip breaks or something.
Just out of curiosity, how long does it take to do a complete porting? Does it vary greatly between models/brands?
Your hip will only break if you do something silly. Just don't do anything silly LOL.
I may have a 372 to send you if my FIL ever gives it back.
5 - 7 hours is normal. There are a few saws that I can do in 4.
Copy that........nothing too silly.
That reminds me of a tale.
Grandpa was 82 years old.......he married a 20 year old woman. I asked him if it was dangerous for him to have sex with such a young woman. He looked me straight in the eye and said "son, if she lives she lives, if she don't she don't." :msp_w00t:
Send one anytime Tom......remember trades are welcome.
It's nice to see someone finally ask that question. It's definitely not a 2 hour and done deal it takes me a day 8-10 hours (I haven't done the volume you have). Plus I like to take a little extra time to take notes. Polishing is where I lose time at because I'm anal.
It's nice to see someone finally ask that question. It's definitely not a 2 hour and done deal it takes me a day 8-10 hours (I haven't done the volume you have). Plus I like to take a little extra time to take notes. Polishing is where I lose time at because I'm anal.
It isn't an AS thread until you've got a monkey, pie and the word anal!!:hmm3grin2orange:
I just put a step in the bottom exhaust.
I've got some pics loading to Photobucket.
I've done these saws so many different ways it ain't funny. Windowed piston, non-windowed ......raise the cylinder walls, don't raise em. Popups, cut squish, different pistons, AM jugs, XPW jugs, XP jugs........I like to think I'm building a stout 372 these day with all the different stuff I've tried but......hell who really knows.
The transfers I think are where you can either build a saw that has that WOW factor or one that ...
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