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😉🤣😁😆 oh my gosh! THANK YOU! Tremendous mix of emotions!

Just downloaded the book.

@@aaronpowell4885 love it for firewood. Reminds me, I need to do a bundling video. My wife has used it more than I have so I better get trained first 😉

I appreciate that but you may wanna not check out some of my other videos. 😉 I should wear it all the time but do not always. I must say, I was actually injured due to my chaps getting caught in the brush recently. Almost impaled on a stick. Stay safe and appreciate you watching!

WOW! I really appreciate that! You are the very first person to have ever done that and that is a tremendous blessing for me. Honestly am blown away!

@@oakiewoodsman You should make it a point to ask for support to allow you to continue bringing good content. Mr. Beast is rich for providing useless utility to people. You should look to get paid for actually bringing real benefit. There should be no shame in asking for money when you provide a service of value. That is Capitalism 101 after all.

I appreciate that but I hope that if I am truly offering utility, people will do as you did. I do not want to sound desperate. I have been blessed thus far and pray for provision because I really enjoy this stuff. One of the hardest most time consuming things I have ever pursued.

@@oakiewoodsman You should read Wealth of Nations and read some Milton Friedman. I think that will help free your perspective on asking for money. There is so much shameless plugging for mind rotting nonsense, might as well get paid for adding benefit. I digress I will respect your personal beliefs, and tip you here and there.

@AnonbinArymouse screen shot taken so I can check it out. I just know some viewers will not appreciate it and think of it only as a money grab all the while, they are unaware of the costs of operating and producing content. I am super thankful however because I incurred some debt about a year ago for the channel and I am going to have it licked here VERY shortly.

you are the one that ordered it recently right? So glad you got it and love it! I am a bit jealous of ya to be honest with ya!

@@oakiewoodsman That is correct sir. Fortunately you highlighted Super Dave’s chainsaw prowess.

I am so glad it worked out well. He is a very through guy and really takes pride in his work. I actually have a package at home from him right now but I am VERY tied up ATM so I haven't been able to get into it just yet. Thank you so much and I appreciate your gift to the channel!

Thanks sir!

Interesting. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing

You are appreciated man!

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100% agree! Thanks for watching!

Do you only cut big wood? Wouldn’t a 440/460 or a 660/661 suffice 😂

appreciated and thanks or watching!

Hey, that is sure one way of looking at it. It really depends on feel at that point doesn't it? Or maybe price? Where would the deciding factor be for you?

Glorious noises for sure!

Thank you sir!

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Thank you AP. Do you have any interpretation of the results? Do you think anything can be learned from this video. Interesting that someone had mentioned that the stock setup initially has great performance and declines as the heat builds up. It seems as if in a couple of results recently that the first cut with baffles performed well but would decline with each subsequent cut. Appreciate you sir

@oakiewoodsman I think the OEMs know what they're doing and do the best they can with the EPA, CARB, etc looking over their shoulder.

@aaronpowell4885 thanks man

Thank you buddy. I like how it sounds and it is really nice and blippy!

Agreed!

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Where do the benefits stop and why? For example, what happens when you run ZERO muffler or for example, if you had a 1" OD pipe with flange on it and extended it only 1.5 inches from the exhaust port? Where do the returns start and stop? Interesting stuff

Thank you Chainsaw DR!

Very interesting concept. This is where a builder know the right formula for their style of porting really makes a difference. It seems it is the whole package, not just bits and pieces of the package that matter. IPS has been doing a couple different saws for customers that want a bit more power but need the saw to stay quieter due to the type of work they are doing. Interesting concept. This is a deep rabbit hole one can go down. Thank you again!

you dont have to tell me hahaha... these people that are telling me I am blunt or dull on my blade. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Pretty much my favorite.... thank you CF!

100% did. I would have truly lost a video I could not/did not want to try to reproduce. You can only thread in and out of the cylinder so many times. I am not wanting to keep tearing stuff down if need be.

@@oakiewoodsman I don't blame you

Thank you Mike!

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Thank you sir. Do you have any interpretation of the results here?

@@oakiewoodsman A rabbit hole indeed! At this stage hands on I'm just going 4 the best flow in and out mainly w/o just hogging everything out 2 the max just smooth flow, but I do plan on having something 2 experiment w/ soon

very cool!

@@oakiewoodsman Y'all have a good weekend!

thanks buddy!

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I hear ya on that. It is amazing how much sound changes by removing that simple little VERY OPEN baffle. Pretty crazy really! Thank you sir!

I recommend em for sure, especially while working. Thanks or sharing!

That is the point. This saw was untouched from another video where everyone said it was dull because a ported ECHO 620 beat it and a larger CC STIHL saw. 100s of comments saying the chains are dull

I hope you enjoy yourself. I saw you were down in the States! Have fun and be safe friend.

I sure will! I hope you have a nice weekend yourself. Enjoy the time and be safe. Thanks for watching!

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Well said Dave👍🏻

Is there any truth to a bit of back pressure allowing for a different kind of power curve? The baffle seemed some small I didn't think it would really do much at all. wondering how much the screen impedes the flow at this point. I like running em cause I used to noticed at dusk running my old 372 clones, they would periodically have a small spark come out of the exhaust.

Thank you sir! I always appreciate you being here bright and early and watching. Hope you are well!

@@oakiewoodsman hot but well 🤪

i understand that!

Thanks for watching

Super cool that you shared that! I do not remember that being the case at all. Thanks for watching once again sir!

a part of using a chainsaw. Thanks or watching

only cause it is what I have but I figure, why not!? There is certainly limitations with it and it certainly helps when the tree is shaped like a pole. I really am interested in more traditional and advanced Tree climbing methods. Flip line and ropes with ascenders and all that. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!

Wow! That would be an absolute ripper indeed! I cannot wait to get a little more work into this saw ASAP and I am thinking it is going to get sent out for porting shortly.