El Moobs
Are we there yet?
Wonder how many board feet of good lumber gets culled doing test cuts in a year on the saw sites ?
I normally use cut offs that a friend gives me. They would be left in the woods anyway.
Wonder how many board feet of good lumber gets culled doing test cuts in a year on the saw sites ?
The straight grain makes it more consistent.I prefer using veneer logs
Before i ever milled ,it was all firewood to me,now every stick has a use.I normally use cut offs that a friend gives me. They would be left in the woods anyway.
I mill but not with a saw.Before i ever milled ,it was all firewood to me,now every stick has a use.
I mill but not with a saw.
I'd like to saw more lumber but wood to test saws in is more important,unless it's a nice log then I still won't saw it,I'll sell it to the grade man. Lol
The band mill rarely gets used unfortunately
Complete rebuild so it's a little bit fat at 13k
My first 288XP to port.
It's been way too long since I ran one. It definitely has grunt.How does it compare to the 395?
Both ported equally the 395 should be a good bit ahead.How does it compare to the 395?
That's my saw I've been tinkering with,it's just woods ported and has all of its oe parts.Wow holding great rpm in the cut!
I wish mine cut like that!
What were the stock numbers on the 288?Both ported equally the 395 should be a good bit ahead.
I don't know,Brad didn't tell me. LolWhat were the stock numbers on the 288?
I didn't degree it until after the machine work. I took about .015" out of the squishband to clean it up. I then turned a .035" popup on the piston. That required dropping the jug about .050". Compression is now 200 PSI. After machine work, the port timing was 102/118-119/80. After porting it was 100/118/80. I raised the exhaust just a couple degrees to give it a little more blowdown. I was surprised how short it was from the factory. The transfers came up a degree or less jut from cleaning them up and working them over.What were the stock numbers on the 288?
Was referring to the stock b/s & hpI don't know,Brad didn't tell me. Lol
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