You can get a smooth ride even out of an 880 hard nose 40+ bar. Just depends on how you cut your chain.
Yea I got a good handle on those to saws. Just got an email from stihl making it look like the 441cm was a whole new saw.
Good.than I will stick with my 460;)
Does it cut wood? :p
Here I thought they came up with something new. Guess my 460 still a contender. :drool:
You sure its this saw there talking about? MS 441 C-M MAGNUM®
Need reviews of this bad boy.
Whos running one of these? http://www.stihlusa.com/products/chain-saws/professional-saws/ms441cm/
See if this pic helps. I will make a first run with Alaskan mill (Just to have a nice flat spot) the mini just slides along the 2x8 with a metal...
I don't think it would break. But, it will be done very close to where it will set. What would be funny is his wife wants to rearrange. Bawhahaha
Not a bad thought. Never seen anyone do that. But, depending on the final pitch may need to be done.
It will take heavy equipment. That he has covered. He thinks it going to be 1500lbs after milling. I bet it will be some what higher.
Log is 12 foot long and 48 inchs wide. Still waiting on type of wood and pics. Yes I can set depth and hes looking at straight 90 degree cuts.
Trying not to free hand. I think the mini mill just may be the answer. Still a total of 8 plunge cuts for 2 couches.
Pork shoulder I will pull out at 185 throw it in a cooler for about an hour. Should top out on heat about 192 degrees.
Let me try this another way to say what I am thinking. Make the first run with the mill to get a nice flat spot. Then set up the mini mill and...
This isn't a real log couch but gives you a good idea of the cuts that needs to be made. I am thinking first run off the mill for a flat spot and...
Anyone made one. I have an order for 2. I think a 460 on the mini mill should pull some nice lines. Any help? (Talking about one log one couch no...
LOL!
Well it turn out really good. I like the texture better out of the gun its more like a slim jim. We done some last year as well but lucky I was...
