PP7900 and 066 "milling" some elm

[rbtree]

Boy, that's hard to do freehand!!! I've done it a few times for myself and customers. The log was too large for the 24 bar on the 7900, so I had to mostly use the 066. The 7900 is about broken in, I'd think, but still isn't quite as fast as I'd hoped. I tried to time it, and it was faster than the 066, but was cutting less wood, so it may be close to the same speed. My 066 is a screamer, stock with dual muffler ports. I had each chain as sharp as I know how, square filed. I need to experiment with 8 and 9 tooth sprockets, and the same bar and chain length on each. Also, it may be time to lean it out just a bit as it has over 10 tanks run through it now.

It sure is a nice saw, though, real smooth, streamlined, and user friendly.

Many thanks, Dan!

and Jeff Sikkema for the purty GB Titanium bars!!!

snssawshop.com

 

[rbtree]

anotha...

mighty fine lookin' wood, eh!!

 

[rbtree]

Sweet lookin bubble saw, eh?

The video files are too large, guess I gotta knuckle down and learn that Adobe Premiere, now that my old puter is sorta workin, and that's where I have the software.

 

[SilverBlue]

Here ya go Rog, this baby paid for itself in one day and keeps on doing so, and it's better than the Alaskan mill.

 

[tony marks]

she looking good bud. u actually cut lumber free hand. i didnt know it was possible. im building an dog breeding pen for a lady and this dam stigmatism got me so i cant hardly cut a square piece
of 2by 4. and thats usin a square .
heaven knows what id come up with trying to freehand lumber. . my son sees my cuts an grins.. i just tellem he dont know how to appreciate creative art..