How to port a chainsaw part 2: Timing your cylinder (echo CS-670)
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- Step 2 in the series, how to attach your timing wheel, zeroing it, getting your numbers etc.
Hope this video is help to those who watch it.
Take er easy!!
over the last year, in prepeartion for taking on my new interest in chainsaws and porting, i've bought approximately 15 saws, an ultrasonic cleaner, a compression tester, a mightyvac pressure/vacuum tester, a foredom flex shaft, a timing wheel, and a few other things. I haven't done my first port job yet, but I am taking in all of your training. i am extremely confident I will be able to make nice work saws after i finish all of your training. it all makes perfect sense. i love how you explain things. you truly are a great teacher. i originally intended to port 4-5 of the saws and leave the rest stock, but you said it is addictive to port saws. i can already see that coming!! thank you, sincerely
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This is what we the people need. Can’t wait till part 50. Keep them rolling. The rambling helps me learn. 💪🏻💪🏻⚡️⚡️🪓🪓
Kindness and love
Ported saws are indeed addictive! I learn something every time! Looking forward to the next in the series! Thanks again buddy!👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏
Bless you for taking the time to educate and couch us.
I am writing down the steps you are taking. Me and my son will be buying the necessary tools to start porting. First thing is a Timing Wheel.
This educational video series is like going to Tinman University For Porting. You graduate when you have become Tinmanized!!!
getting couched has different meanings apparently
I prefer to be coached
Thank you for making this series Tinman! Really appreciate you taking the time to do this for us!
i dont mean to be off topic but does someone know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid lost the login password. I would appreciate any help you can offer me
@Westley Alfonso Instablaster =)
@Abraham Mitchell thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm trying it out atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Abraham Mitchell it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thank you so much, you saved my ass!
@Westley Alfonso You are welcome =)
This how to series is amazing!!! You have a gift with power saws and teaching. I appreciate you sharing it with us.
YOU KNOW, THE "I WENT TOO FAST" CRITIQUE DIDN'T MAKE SENSE TO ME UNTIL YOU DID IT SLOWER, SO MANY LITTLE MOVES EXPLAINED-THEORY TO APP, GOOD CRITIQUE. THANKS, TIN MAN.
Tinman! Thank you. Thank you very much for teaching us. I do not know of another video on CZcams that explains it this well. Thank you again!
Tinman, break the rest of that plastic off the T-handle and weld a piece of round stock to it. Works for me and saves me a trip. Love watchin your tutorial. Thank you for sharing with the community
Right on. Thanks for that. I’ve got a set of those and I just know it’ll break one day. Especially if I use em in the cold weather
@@shapeshifter7753 I broke many in my day. Cheap and expensive. Weld round stock, will last forever. Glad to help
People do know thy can pause and rewind youtube right? I've gone back and watched yours and Ironhorses porting videos again over the last couple of weeks just to get my head around some of the stuff I've missed. This is going to be a good series. Smitty's Chainsaws And Firewood is going to do a porting series on a Super XL if anyone is interested. Cheers Tinman.
Good day all. A little trick I’ve learnt to fix those stripped holes in plastic. Is to place a piece of weed wacker string long ways into the hole then the fastener. I hope this helps someone🙂
Also . To not strip them .....turn screw backwards until you feel it drop into the threads. Then turn forward . 👍
Thats what I do as well
I’ve used aluminum foil, but I bet trimmer line is better for plastic. It would certainly be easier.
Small section of an appropriate sized zip tie also works a charm….
Best video ive seen explaining a timing wheel and numbers. A+! Thanks for sharing.
That method of mounting the degree wheel is very clever
Thanks for your time man. Big steps with these videos.
I appreciate your slowing stuff down to a beginners speed! Until I caught a cutaway video I really didn’t savvy 2 strokes. This is awesome!
Thank you for breaking it down Barney style! My brain housing group isn't as reliable as it used to be - head space and timing is a little off. Great content though, I really appreciate your attention to detail and the time you take to make these videos!
AMAZING TUTORIAL TINMAN ,EXPLAINED EASY GOOD JOB BUDDY
Thanks so much for these step by step porting videos Mr Tinman.
I know i sure appreciate them, and I'm sure many other guys do as well!! 🤙🏼😎
Great Video Tinman, loaded with great how to information !!
Looking forward to every video in this series !!
Thank you ! 😊
Once again Mr. Tin man. You hit the mark. Great great teaching video. Keep up the great instruction. Thank you
Very informative. You are a good teacher Tinman.
Thank you for taking the time to do this. I feel like I might actually try to port a saw soon after your videos
Time for me to buy a timing wheel. I put a dual port muffler on our stihl 461 and tuned it with the help of your tuning video. Definitely a difference! Thanks for your help man, this is great stuff!
Man, perfect timing... Night before I saw this I was doing the ring trick for the transfers, but was not sure I had it right. This helped quite a lot. I'm following this like crazy. THANKS!
Great breakdown Tinman. Really appreciate you taking the time this will help alot of people, myself included thank you
This is so good. Always start with the basics, just like you're doing, (timing wheel,etc), and take ones time, measure twice,three times, and cut once....
Thank you for taking the time to explain and for the useful information
Thanks for your help and time to help me build better power saws! This is big an addiction as building pulling tractors. Keep up the awesome videos 👍👍💪💪😁!
Thanks Hoss. I'm writing it down step by step so I can have it beside me on the bench.
Deciding which saw to do is a problem. I have been given several saws lately.
Tinman, fantastic video! I've purchased a few chainsaws and am excited to tear into them and see how each operation I perform reacts. Thanks Tinman, be safe.
Cylinder looks brand new man
I grew up around this kind of stuff and even if you do everything perfect sometimes some saws will blow for no reason great video as usual brother I really enjoyed it👍👍
THIS IS REALLY GOOD INFO, SHOULD HELP A LOT OF PEOPLE
Man thank you for charing your experience with us. I am learning more and more from you! Greetings from Germany!!!
Always like the knowledge. Your mistakes keep from finding them out for myself although I'm sure I'll push to far sooner than later 💯
Love your channel Tinman. Awesome info sir. I'm learning alot from you.
Awesome video. Well laid out. Its definitely addictive.
Very well done Tinman!
Dude, you have another subscriber. I really like your knowledge. I started watching you yesterday. I’ve started searching for unwanted saws to tear apart and fix. Been a auto tech for 42 years. Fell in love with small engines in college. I now want to work on 2 strokes. Thanks
Welcome rob
So much Great Information Tinman, Great Teacher
Love this series, learning a lot, and believe it or not it's to rebuild my 365 special. Put a big bore kit in it, and blew it up 2 weeks later, so next build I want to port it
👍 nice and easy to follow. I think your going at the right speed
Great intro. I started the cs-680 the same way. I got it running today as picked up. It was missing the clutch, so I will be shocked if I don’t find an oiler issue or maybe an air leak. It will take more investigation before I tear it down. The crank end was good, and there’s no play but I can’t believe it was abandoned just because of a $45 clutch.
I've been watching the series so far I've learned a lot!
Very well explained!
Great job explaining everything!!!
KILLER KILLER work here, brother!
Excellent stuff Tinman, Just ordered a set of Verniers calibrated in Smidgets 😁
Anxiously awaiting part 3. 👍🏻👍🏻
very nice series! I am very excited about the next episodes!
realy intresting to see this. a know little bit about porting but allways learning something new.
I am learning so much through this. Thank you so much for making this.
You're welcome, thanks for watching!!
Tinman great work thank you for your kindness. Amazing information.
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I didn't mean to be so coarse in my first comment on the 461. I apologize. I really need to know how to deck a saw & time it right. I port a bit of the transfers, exhaust from the piston out & intake to the piston. I've also got some prototype air cleaners for a 461 & just those adjustments have made it the hottest saw I've ever ran in 20 years of climbing & cutting trees. Once I learn this timing & decking stuff I'm gonna be unstoppable. Also did these things to my 372xp x-torq & its a banty rooster. I love every bit of this slow shit. I must be slow🤤 42 & still climbing... but I love it & chainsaws just as much as you do. Thank you.
Thank you Tinman for breaking it down for us 👍
Nice job tinman love your channel
I’ll admit I may of been 1 of those impatient ppl that couldn’t wait to port there saw lol!! 😬But luckily it all worked out😅
Great video though, more knowledge the better I always say!
Thanx again Tinman!!
Thank you for sharing! :) I like watching this channel! :)
Great vid Tinman!
Great video. Thank you for your time
So ready for part 3!
I just watched a bunch of your videos and although I do have chain saws, I’m more interested in my vintage 2 stroke dirtbikes. Great Job !!!
That cool, I have an 83 yz490 that will be on a channel project one day
@@tinmanssaws those 490s were monsters and I’ll be looking forward to that one!
@@hugieflhr03 yeah buddy I was super excited when I found it, legendary bike they are!!
Very helpful! I love it!
Great Video.
Good Video ! Thanks for sharing
There’s a normal man’s Channel Locks...and there’s the Tinman size Channel Locks!
Great video, thanks tinman
Love the video make sense to a beginner like me
This series was incredible. I'm not mechanically inclined to tackle these upgrades just yet. I've successfully rebuilt an older Stihl top end, but that timing wheel has me nervous
Yeah, this one was pretty intimidating. I know it's probably super simple to figure out when you do it a couple times, but I've watched it twice and still aren't fully understanding.
Tinman I crimped an alligator clip to a piece of tie wire. Then you can clip it to a fin. It works on everything I've timed.
Hey guys, how's everybody doing? Greetings from the mountains of East Tennessee. Listen, I have a cs4600 45cc saw that looks like a smaller version of this cs670. First off I love the design of this cylinder, especially for a saw designed in the '80s. But a ferrous metal ring is pressed into the intake port, which the rubber intake boot slips over. I have no doubt that the designers in Japan didn't press this metal ring into the cylinder head for shits and giggles. Although I do see evidence of enough overengineering to make the Germans blush I can't quite see the purpose of this ring. I was thinking it serves as a heatsink perhaps to lower emissions but I don't think they worried too much about such things back in the 80s. Does anyone have a clue as to why they did this? Love the channel and the enormous depository of valuable information it has become. I've been an A&P aircraft mechanic since 1990 for whatever that's worth.
Bondus “T” handle Allen SAE, Metric and torx are the best. They have rubber coated all steel handles
What set would you use most on chainsaws?
Damn man, great video!
I appreciate you sir. Thanks much.
Excellent!!! 🌲🎄🪓🌲🪓🎄🌲
Great video! Im very much new to this. Do I need to check timing before and after porting my Stihl 025?
Thanks Tinman! Sure would be nice to have a collet setup on the timing wheel. 3 jaw jacobs chuck is ~.003" run out on a good day. Do you find that a 3/8 chuck will handle most crank shafts? I learned to not use rosin core solder too. Puts a some junk in the cylinder. Waiting with bated breath for the next episode!
All I need to port comes from Tinman! Now I need a cheap saw and have my cataracts done 😄
Tinman, maybe talk about what grinding tools you recommend for the Dremel?
Just started watching this series. I'd like to play with porting. Iv got a Homelite that is a good little ripper that would be good to learn on.
Nice info msn and 👍👍
Hey Tinman. I use a drill chuck like yours and i found that using vacuum caps meant for cars helps hold the drill chuck tighter if you put one over the threads. It also helps insure you wont mess the threads up to. i forget the actual size sitting here but i all buy is the small assortment pack.
I'm going to try that Thankyou!!
@@tinmanssaws They make a couple style caps. the colored caps seem to be a little thinner. I use those because of that.
I made a brief little video about putting a degree wheel on a drill chuck. I couldn’t find a video on it here on CZcams.
I’ll be porting my poulan wild thing I just replaced carb and fuel lines on. If that goes well. I’ll port my clone 660. I cut big oak here in Florida and it would help speed up jobs. Thanks bud
Was there ever a truer statement than what Tinman said: “You’re gonna start porting and get addicted to it.” That is so true. Running a stock saw is so hard to do after you get bit by the porting bug.
I’m getting ready to rebuild my 026. What brand or brands to you suggest for long life also, do you know an approximate HP increase on the 44.7 mm combo over the factory 44mm. Thanks. Really enjoy your work.
Everything made great sense to me except transfer timing. How did you determine 122 degrees?
Do you have recommended timing numbers for a 50cc general work/woods/firewood saw? Would the numbers discussed in this video work?
Do you worry with the duration on how long the intake or exhaust are open? Thanks in advance
tinman, does it matter when timing your transfers with a ring which way you turn the timing wheel when piston is at BDC? And in general, when finding the timing numbers, does it matter which way you turn the wheel?
Almost looks like you could put a husky 56mm 395 XP cylinder on that echo With some work . When I get a motor that's dirty like that I use purple cleaner with some dawn in a spray bottle and clean the heck out of it & then with the garden hose & spray it off with air & WD 40. I like your degree will set up.
I just bought a 660 and a husky 550xp. They both seem great out of the box but id love to have them both ported. I just got them both 2 weeks ago and they dont have 2 hours on either of them yet. Id hate to ruin either of them but im wanting them to run like ones i see on CZcams
Hey Tim man if I delete the gasket off the cylinder head and check the squish will I’ll have to re adjust the carburetor in rich or lean ? Or should I just warm the Saw up and run it a few minutes and do a plug check ? Any help would be greatly appreciate it thanks buddy
Amazing teaching work! :)
Anyone maybe has a link where to buy a timing wheel?
Tinman, I believe I have a rival for how dirty your echo was. I am close by if your interested in seeing it just for laughs. I’m going to tinker with is see if I can make it work. First pull rope broke, haven’t hardly looked at it since.
The timing wheel on the camera v your eye is called parallax. It comes into play in shooting and surveying.
nice
Hey Tinman, question. Restoring an old Homelite 5-20. Wondering how to clean the cylinder and carbon off top of piston. Can I lite hone the cylinder without damaging it. Thx TM. Keep the vids coming.
Wd 40 and scotch brite cleans up the carbon...it's not fast, but it doesn't remove metal from the piston thus lowering compression. Lots of elbow grease.
have ever run a ported poulan 7700 and 8500 I heard of both I haven't seen none
do you have a ported pioneer p- 62 w straight exhaust great cutter
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