460cixy
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You blokes have been busy. **** don't get me started on these dune coons and there economic refugees
the all aussie dribble thread!
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ausneil 1
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Somebody's talking crap here & it ain't the tree!
Did you now, you must of dropped it on your foot. That would be awesome to own a 3120, that in it self would scare me ,,,,,,, maybe.
''Grand Dragon'' never heard a 3120 referred to that before, they must be big down south..
That typo will really drag down any remaining credibility I had left
One day you might be strong enough to handle a 3120 Neil. Just grab the Triton's bullbar and power lift the front off the ground a few times. That will give you some idea of what lifting a 3120 feels like. Once you can do a rep of 100 lifts you're nearly ready.
460cixy
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Banana much?
postrip
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Well the old Stihl 090 strip n build has begun !!
Will update with some photos as it progresses in the next few wks.
Will update with some photos as it progresses in the next few wks.
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
Much too much. It's heading to court.
billyj
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must be the special model for cutting cambered beams......
hows everyone like this for a coffee table. slab was cut with my 7901 up near jamieson vic
hows everyone like this for a coffee table. slab was cut with my 7901 up near jamieson vic
my tungsten saw been a wandering into the cut, well it just about uturned as i plunged the bar tip into dirty roots today so easy guess the Stellite tip gone kaput well i just strip checked gone i'd say one side of the tip rails worn to nuthin one sides collapsed gone away..
All fixed recon and old set aside bar & ready to rubb away more roots tomoz gee this poor thing gets hammered but still get the work done
All fixed recon and old set aside bar & ready to rubb away more roots tomoz gee this poor thing gets hammered but still get the work done
i touched a husky, last week i still feel strange odd a bit dirty
sure i experimented in my 20ies, a saw curious young man i fooled about with macs husky shinny even poolans but i never felt passion commitment it never felt natural...
sure i experimented in my 20ies, a saw curious young man i fooled about with macs husky shinny even poolans but i never felt passion commitment it never felt natural...
Rudolf73
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Great sharpener for sure, but not so easy to get these days. It seems they still show up on the site http://www.stihl.com.au/saegeketten-schaerfen-feilhilfen.aspx
I know Stihl USA stopped stocking them, but they may still have some it stock over here.
Rudolf73
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Thats unfortunate. I was going to say, when you roll an angle profile (L shape) it usually tends to bend in the other direction also. Lot of messing about to get it straight again. It seems their solution did not work
chippy
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Thought I was looking at a steal beam with preformed camber....What's the NZ/AU standard on that do you know Tony?
ausneil 1
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If I may offer another design that has stood the test of time. both mill beams are straight and mills run true. Both mills can cut straight timber on size if cut correctly.
Rudolf73
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Yup I like that setup, the triangle shape is the go.
ausneil 1
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They are light but strong, stainless steel I believe rolled or pressed then a separate piece runs underneath which acts like a floor to add strength and to also mount the various bearings for the shaft which runs the length inside for the ''cut to taper' feature.
Rudolf73
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So are they mostly hollow inside? I always thought there might be a tube frame under the skin.
Jimbo209
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365 here on gumtree @$350
to far away for me and cant get anyway, I need work to supplement the cad
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/churchill/power-tools/husqvarna-chainsaw-/1083372396
to far away for me and cant get anyway, I need work to supplement the cad
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/churchill/power-tools/husqvarna-chainsaw-/1083372396
chippy
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That's out my way and will be heading past there 3 times later this week....
Not something I need but if it were a 395 it could have come in handy from time to time...
If anyone wants me to have a look or pick it up happy to help.
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
Thanks Neil. As far as I and many people I know are concerned, the Mahoe sawmill beams are the current gold standard for single beam mills, and have been for quite a while. If it's possible to do so, any chance of a shot of the insides please? Am keen to learn what sort of truss, if any, is used.
Chippy, I don't think there is a specific standard for the beam, other than the various catch-alls like fit for purpose or merchantable quality, etc. It's one reason why it will be good to get a judicial interpretation, so every manufacturer and buyer knows where they stand. There's actually quite a few interesting aspects about this case, which will be useful for both consumers and manufacturers once the dust has settled, which won't be for some time, of that I'm quite sure.
Chippy, I don't think there is a specific standard for the beam, other than the various catch-alls like fit for purpose or merchantable quality, etc. It's one reason why it will be good to get a judicial interpretation, so every manufacturer and buyer knows where they stand. There's actually quite a few interesting aspects about this case, which will be useful for both consumers and manufacturers once the dust has settled, which won't be for some time, of that I'm quite sure.
