Yes, Doug is right, it was I who threw that piece that brought the elevator down. Im sorry man.
Isn't 3/8 picco same as 3/8 lo profile? .365
I had an 015. Never liked it....
I understand but I figured the carvers use that. Did you try baileys?
If you notice most mufflers are furnace brazed from the factory. I advise against welding with wire. I have seen some real nice tig welds tho!
http://www.oregonproducts.com/pro/products/chain/25APMicroChisel.htm
What do you mean they no longer make chain?
Doug is right! 620 to Murray, 115 to Doug's, and 500 to Carthage Nov 1. We are addicted to saws and meeting the people of the chainsaw world!
On these thin mufflers heat control is golden!
2171 2159 350 2150 from top to bottom.
My favorite flame for silver soldering.
I'd love to go get him! Been wanting to se his place anyway.
Where are you griz? I remember you telling us you were coming to the spring gtg to shoot video!
Silvaloy 45 is what I use and a paste flux.
Yes I use oxy acetylene and a #0 tip with a 1" flame and go slow. I use 45% silver solder .062" diameter.
It was a stock muffler and I blocked off the original with a piece of metal banding off of a pallet.
That looks great man! I like how you got around the cat baffle. Keep up the good work!
Lol! You guys crack me up, I'm really nothing special but I do take pride in my workmanship and enjoy doing the work. The 3800 muffler has 2.5+...
Here is before paint and polish!
Thank you guys! It's silver braze with clean metal, patience, and good fitment
