What kind of chain are you running to get those nice chips off the saw? I run 10-degree milling chain, but I get very fine chips (almost like sawdust) from mine. This occurs even when my chain is sharp. Thanks!
was wondering if this would be more successful using low temperature solder rods melted and poured. Bright enough when freshly sanded and polished and should stay so when sealed in. Bit pricey though, but does not need to go full depth as filler could be used to bring level up
Most people on utube wit chainsaw mills shouldn't b on u tube . For 1 ,90 persent don't no how 2 sharpn 1. And they on here . am a dickhead of themselves Get a day job,.
Very nice, one suggestion. When working with metal, both in the heat, pouring, and sanding? Respirator! That stuff is hell on your body and brain. Turned out really nice, thanks for filming
Best small displacement saw I ever run I own 2 Stihl 200ts this saw is beyond lightweight would you give you a much higher power to weight ratio? The 200 treaties very balanced. More power but it's got three more pounds. This saw has a purpose and how you recommend it to add this tool to your arsenal
Muy buen vídeo, hermosas tomas. Es en excelente Paramotor, yo he sobrevolado todo un país con él, inclusive he sobrevolado sobre el agua zonas de océano para aterrizar en islas, pueden ver los vídeos en mi canal.
Nice video mate, just curious was the ladder wide enough to easily balance your mill or would you suggest maybe rails aligned at a wider distance, love your work👍👍
@@BlaiseinSky ah ok, thanks for the reply! Thinking of doing something similar but have heard stories of steam explosions from damp wood. Not sure how to go about picking the right piece
Hi buddy. I consider buying a top 80, but I am afraid that it is not enough powerful for my weight (80kg, ~180 lbs), since I live in the mountains at ~1000m (3000 ft). What do you think about it ?
Mr. Blaise Brogan, do you have any feedback for me, with regards to your Top 80? I just got me a used one with less than 50hrs on it, in almost pristine condition too! I've been waiting for YEARS to get out there and do this!! So if you see some dude up there with more teeth than face, that'll be me!!! LOL
*Coming up on having had this saw for a year....am a casual user and bought it to cut up sections for bowl blanks. Easy to start, **Bestfor.Garden** also recommend even after storage for a couple of months. Simple chain tension adjustment. Just cut up some 20" Osage Orange, including ripping bolts in half (at an angle). Like butter!*
Good day. Love the milling your doing. Just a quick question if you dont mind. How often to do you have to replace your chains due to stretching? Thanks.
I've looked on eBay I've looked on Amazon and I've looked on other sites that sells the Alaskan sawmill I can't find that went nowhere can you help me out and let me know where you got yours at I would really appreciate it thank you
