Is skip chain better/faster than full comp? Find out......

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Video is uploading, I'm going to bed, 4am gets here quick.

Disclaimer: THIS IS NOT THE END ALL BE ALL VIDEO. I am not done testing but I wanted to share this vid with you guys early on. There will be more. Promise.
 
You get up at 4am Sunday!!??
 
Works for me?
 
Did anyone time that?? I was sitting here running f it while watching the Clemson game. Loomed darn close to me. Maybe giving the edge to the full comp?
 
You get up at 4am Sunday!!??
Actually 3:45am
Saturday and Sunday. Folks gotta play golf ya know.... ;)

Did anyone time that?? I was sitting here running f it while watching the Clemson game. Loomed darn close to me. Maybe giving the edge to the full comp?


The full comp is beating the skip chain every time by about 3 seconds. With the 8 pin rim on, I'm using a light touch and pretty much just letting the saw drop through the log via gravity. This is in about 20" of Red Oak. Gonna sink this saw into 30"+ Maple on Monday....
 
Interested MM - what was your prediction before the test? Cheers!
 
Interested MM - what was your prediction before the test? Cheers!
The test went as I expected but honestly I was expecting a bigger difference. You can feel the difference in the cut for sure tho. Now I'm intrigued to see what happens in bigger wood.
 
Absolutely - keep us posted and real nice video! Cheers!
 
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Hey BTW guys and gals, that's the MS460 with an aftermarket 52mm big bore kit in the vid. I decided to switch it up a bit since there is little video of that saw. As you can see, that kit runs pretty good out of the box.
 
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Ok, so I got was using a rather light touch with the 8 pin rim setup and decided to give it a go with the 7 pin.

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Here's the interesting part. The times didn't change all that much.
 
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