dneiger
ArboristSite Operative
Saws
Russ,
I am really sorry this turned out to be such a pissing match, if I had any thought that visiting Tony would stir up this kind of reaction I would have passed it by. However you still have not revealed your so called sources and until you do wear the coat that fits.
As for me contacting someone in Pa. about borrowing a saw the only one I have talked to is Rich Hoffman, he has called me a few times to ask questions about saw building and I have tried to answer him in an honest way, from port timing to pipes. As for me wanting to see what is inside Dans or Eds saws it is a very simple matter to just buy one and have a look. As far as a no teardown clause I would invite anyone to pull one of mine down give me a call and I will tell you why it was done that way. All of the modifiying procedures are fair game and once you sell a saw it is the new owners right to do what he wants to with it. I have been building saws since 1973 and have picked the brains of people much smarter than myself, I also have given out plenty of info to my own competitors. I don't have to use others methods.
If you want some references call Tom and Alex Bildeaux, Arden Cogar Sr.
Paul Cogar, Curt Hiser. Cliff Helsel, Harry Bodecker, Benny Whitfield. I can give you all of their phone #s.
My time for building full out racing saws is over, but I do enjoy fooling with the so called woods saws and would like to continue without a bunch of characters that for the most part would not know a piston from a crank besmirching my name and reputation.
Russ,
I am really sorry this turned out to be such a pissing match, if I had any thought that visiting Tony would stir up this kind of reaction I would have passed it by. However you still have not revealed your so called sources and until you do wear the coat that fits.
As for me contacting someone in Pa. about borrowing a saw the only one I have talked to is Rich Hoffman, he has called me a few times to ask questions about saw building and I have tried to answer him in an honest way, from port timing to pipes. As for me wanting to see what is inside Dans or Eds saws it is a very simple matter to just buy one and have a look. As far as a no teardown clause I would invite anyone to pull one of mine down give me a call and I will tell you why it was done that way. All of the modifiying procedures are fair game and once you sell a saw it is the new owners right to do what he wants to with it. I have been building saws since 1973 and have picked the brains of people much smarter than myself, I also have given out plenty of info to my own competitors. I don't have to use others methods.
If you want some references call Tom and Alex Bildeaux, Arden Cogar Sr.
Paul Cogar, Curt Hiser. Cliff Helsel, Harry Bodecker, Benny Whitfield. I can give you all of their phone #s.
My time for building full out racing saws is over, but I do enjoy fooling with the so called woods saws and would like to continue without a bunch of characters that for the most part would not know a piston from a crank besmirching my name and reputation.