The Sexy Dawg Thread (show your felling/bucking spikes!)

[Arrowhead]

Rep sent.

 

[little possum]

Send rep and I'll consider it.

I tried, but have to spread it around a little bit more. lol. It is creepy...

 

[Ljute]

Rep sent.

OK thanks!... I'l consider it...




... nah.

 

[Freehand]

Send rep and I'll consider it.

Shameless blackmail rep sent!

 

[GNAR13]

Good idea! I do have a few oldies that my Grandpa gave me with his old table saw.

I guess it could be a challenge to cut them out of hardened steel. What would you recommend to use as a cutting tool? I was going to use a jig saw with a metal blade but that may not go so well in hard steel.

If you got a dremel or other rotary tool, got to harbor freight and get a package of the diamond cut-off wheels for it. they're like 5 bucks a pack and work awesome. i've cut through hardened 1095 with em

 

[mdavlee]

390xp with the oem heavy duty dawgs.

 

[buzz sawyer]

OK, nothing but a stock 372xpw, but it's brand new and I want to show it off! It has purdy dawgs.
It will get dirty soon.

I like it!... but it'll look better with some sawdust and bar oil on it.

 

[buzz sawyer]

If you got a dremel or other rotary tool, got to harbor freight and get a package of the diamond cut-off wheels for it. they're like 5 bucks a pack and work awesome. i've cut through hardened 1095 with em

I made one set from a table saw blade. Not bad to work with.

 

[Cedarkerf]

I like it!... but it'll look better with some sawdust and bar oil on it.

Yea prolly wants to go outside for a pic at least.

 

[Arrowhead]

OK thanks!... I'l consider it...




... nah.

Your evil.... Pure EVIL !!! :hmm3grin2orange:

 

[GPETER]

If you got a dremel or other rotary tool, got to harbor freight and get a package of the diamond cut-off wheels for it. they're like 5 bucks a pack and work awesome. i've cut through hardened 1095 with em

Thanks GNAR13 that is a good tip, I will have to try it with my dremel.

Doesn't everybody on AS have a rotary tool?

Also good to hear that others have been using saw blades.

 

[GASoline71]

Doesn't everybody on AS have a rotary tool?

I have a pneumatic 15,000 RPM "peanut" grinder for doin' cylinder heads. No Dremel.

Gary

 

[Meadow Beaver]

I just have a Foredom, I cooked my two Dremels, they just couldn't hack it, no pun intended.

 

[GPETER]

If I get into the thousands of posts I will have to upgrade from my free dremel!

 

[Meadow Beaver]

Do you port saws with your Dremel?

 

[mdavlee]

I've done my 3 saws with a dremel so far. I got the flex shaft attachment for it after the first one. It made it so much easier and it stays cooler. I want a foredom, along with a chain grinder and some other stuff. I will probably port the 5105 sometime in the near future too.

 

[056kid]

The Dremel with the flex shaft has worked well for me, finding good burrs locally is the problem. . .

 

[GPETER]

I just started 'porting' per se. I have polished the ports in my 064 jug with sandpaper wrapped around a bit. I also opened up the stock exhaust with the dremel.

So technically I guess that I have not aggressively ported with a Dremel. I would rather start slow and progressively move toward further mods as my 2 stroke wisdom improves!