The Official "Noodles" Pic and Vid Thread

[gekko]

made a short vid earlier today, i tried to get the camera angle that evan used, but my mobile phone wouldn't balance on the logs over there
can't wait untill i get my video camera later this year


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[gr8scott72]

made a short vid earlier today, i tried to get the camera angle that evan used, but my mobile phone wouldn't balance on the logs over there
can't wait untill i get my video camera later this year


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That thing really clears the noodles. Nice.

 

[stipes]

Great vids Gary!!!

Enjoyed watchin em,,gotta admit,,the 797 is my top favorite...Just love to sound of them ond Mcc's!!!

 

[7sleeper]

I don't have the typ of machines you guys have. Only smaller stuff.

My Makita 5001

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I find the different typs of noodles interesting. In the softer outer part nice long noodles, in the inner hard part almost only like chips and cooming out on the other side in the soft part again nice noodles.



My Solo 644

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I know not bad for a 45cc chainsaw!

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[GASoline71]

Awesome!

This thread has turned out pretty cool!

Gary

 

[slowp]

Technical Question

What kind of camera are youse guys using?

 

[BloodOnTheIce]

After work I'll post some video of the 3120 and 395 in some black walnut I've got to cut down.

 

[7sleeper]

What kind of camera are youse guys using?

I use the video function on my digital camera. I know not a very good resolution but it's all I have.

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[slowp]

I use the video function on my digital camera. I know not a very good resolution but it's all I have.

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Hmmmm, maybe Barbie will play then. Do I have to tape the button down on the camera? The camera instruction book is in (shudder) a box somewhere.

 

[BloodOnTheIce]

Hmmmm, maybe Barbie will play then. Do I have to tape the button down on the camera? The camera instruction book is in (shudder) a box somewhere.

I use my Nikon 140$ digital camera, on most you just hold down the shutter button for 2-3 seconds and it starts recording. I just use microsoft movie maker, to edit the video.

 

[2000ssm6]

I've posted this a few times but here it is again. Stock 211 ripping. I really need to get some of the 044 and 460.

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[7sleeper]

Hmmmm, maybe Barbie will play then. Do I have to tape the button down on the camera? The camera instruction book is in (shudder) a box somewhere.

My Sony has an own position on the turret for video. You can find all instructions online so that shouldn't be to much of a problem and much quiker (I never look for my booklets, i don't even know where they are ).

I've posted this a few times but here it is again. Stock 211 ripping. I really need to get some of the 044 and 460.

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My god and I was made fun of with my solo video. But that's what you get from a small saw -> It takes longer but the job get's done.

Congratulations

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[blsnelling]

What kind of camera are youse guys using?

Still: Canon 40D w/24-105 F4 IS L Lens
Videio: Sony DCR-HC90.

 

[7sleeper]

Sony CyberShot DSC-W1, 30 frames-per-second VGA (640 x 480)

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[slowp]

http://www.youtube.com/user/slowp100

Well, here's a poorly made video and I don't know how to get it on here so you'll have to click. This is the only attempt that turned out. The Barbie Saw is taking care of the last chunk of the weeping willow.

 

[Gologit]

Good. But watch out, they listed your age.

 

[slowp]

Good. But watch out, they listed your age.

After the landing discussion the other day, I no longer care. I don't LOOK as old as the white haired yarder engineer who made a faux pax that day. And he is younger, like a decade younger.

Here's the better still photo.

I need more outfits for Barbie.

 

[7sleeper]

http://www.youtube.com/user/slowp100

Well, here's a poorly made video and I don't know how to get it on here so you'll have to click. This is the only attempt that turned out. The Barbie Saw is taking care of the last chunk of the weeping willow.

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Hope this works out for ya!

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[GASoline71]

My saws always clog in the clutch cover with noodles... How do you guys keep that from happening?

Gary

 

[7sleeper]

My saws always clog in the clutch cover with noodles... How do you guys keep that from happening?

Gary

Keep the saw body a little bit further away from the trunk that kind of helps in my expereince. You can't use the dawgs then but I havn't had a problem with that, then again my sawing power stops at 50cc. I have no idea how it works with a 70+cc saw. Also I noticed that different saw designs work differently when noodling. I have noodled with my Stihl 180, my Solo 644 and my Makita 5001. It works wonderful with all of them. Hope that helps a little.

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