this video would be great for anyone new to saws looking for a firewood saw. these guys are very knowledgeable on saws, tho they do prefer the Swedish saws a little. thought i would pass this on as there have been alot of threads lately on this subject.
Great video for firewood saw shoppers
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Jazzberry
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He has a video on that splitter. He used to split everything by hand and had that on standby. The cheapo analogy was good.
2broke2ride
Burning Hunk
Yup, I pretty much totally agree with these guys, set your minimum at 50cc and don't look back.
Does anyone remember the cheapie homeowner saws when they actually came with a little guard on the tip of the bar to keep you from hitting anything with the tip? Man, I just can't believe they tried to dumb down a chainsaw so much, it's kinda scary really.
Does anyone remember the cheapie homeowner saws when they actually came with a little guard on the tip of the bar to keep you from hitting anything with the tip? Man, I just can't believe they tried to dumb down a chainsaw so much, it's kinda scary really.
i have seen the tip guards and i have used a pull-on wildthing for several frustrating years. he says it in the video, your not going to be excited to run a POS saw. a good running, capable saw will be a joy to run and you will get twice the work done.
Jazzberry
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