Thank you for translating into Fahrenheit and inches! I use a Husky 3120xp to mill, and my next project is cutting a 62” diameter hickory with a crotch that reconnects to the main trunk (84” diameter at that point). Your video has been the most helpful of any (and I’ve watched a lot of them)!
@@AdamTrautmanBowling @adamtrautman2873 It's only so much that torque itself can give. Hp is king in wood cutting, there's only so much resistance wood can create, after that chainspeed and hp is king. You could put a bigger sprocket on the 090, but its still a less efficient saw; hp, torque and rpm taken into account.
Thanks for the shout out bud! Its called a Protos there not cheep I have the SENA headset built in. It make a massive difference on jobs being able to talk with the guys on the ground easily, also I listen to music and answer the phone! Cheers Blaise
Like a blizzard. .kkkkkk lmao..we get blizzards, you can't see and lots of snow...but if you go upstate NY, they get crazy snow, places get feet of snow..by Great Lakes is insane how much snow they get
There are bandsaw mills cheaper than a pair of 880s...... love it! Hilarious also that you were using a ladder only as the guide. That would make SEVERAL nice tables. Great vid, color me jealous.
Thanks Rick, Yes band saw would be nice one day but a cheep bandsaw wouldn't be wide enough for the slabs I want to do.. cheers mate great to have you on the channel. Blaise
Was wondering if you ever use the helper handle on the end of your double ended milling bars? Recently got one myself aan would be great if someone had a video on setting one up. Great videos , cheers from green bay Wisconsin!
(May 23) Since then, we in England have had several weeks of drought with only 2 properly wet days, and my front lawn is going brown, and my rhubarb is flopping and is not making any fresh young leaves.
skiSrp Pre hi mate they both pull the chain but if you look there are mounted on the mill different so the work together. It’s a bit hard to explain but basically it cuts much faster. Cheers Blaise
Admire your passion and patience,hopefully people watching will appreciate how much hard work and time goes into extracting beautiful slabs of timber for everyone to enjoy.
Man that thing can make some fantastic slabs. But I'm still left with a few questions. 1, still wondering how both saws are kept in sync and 2, the saw bar spans a good distance, how do you keep from concaving your slab? I do think I might build that large but one motor.
Richard, sorry for the delay in replying to your questions somehow I missed it. You can hear when the saws are running in sync very occationly you need to stop and re sync. Yes you have to be very careful how you set the mill up to avoid bar sag. cheers Blaise
Double engine bar how to get it let me know I want to take but how to get I don't know what to do to call that bar I don't know please reply me show your video I like your video and subscribe your video
@@BlaiseBrogan did you have it specially made or is it something that Stihl regularly offers? Also how is it that one saw doesn't hinder the performance of the other saw?
Quick hack for rolling and adjusting big logs if you don't have a forklift... Screw a wood plank (2"x8"x8' or bigger) on the log perpendicular to the log, the leverage makes it easy to adjust. I've flipped 4' diameter logs easily with this method.
i am here because a yank from Oregon mentioned you..and anybody who rolls with sunglasses during a freak UK storm deserves a sub..
Ah thanks dude great to have you here Blaise
That chainsaw is gnarly
Thank you for translating into Fahrenheit and inches! I use a Husky 3120xp to mill, and my next project is cutting a 62” diameter hickory with a crotch that reconnects to the main trunk (84” diameter at that point). Your video has been the most helpful of any (and I’ve watched a lot of them)!
nclaytonc thanks mate glad your here and glad to help.
I have a 3120xp set up for a double head. As long as you don't hit metal, it will be a breeze. If the log is dry, keep the chain oiled. Lots of fun.
That is fantastic 🤘
That is some serious power! No other two chainsaws in the world could done the same!!!
STIHL MS 880 POWER!!!💪💪💪
Ever heard of an 090?
@@AdamTrautmanBowling Yes I have! Lots of weight and torque, but ultimately slower... Nice saws tough!😁💪
@@AdamTrautmanBowling @adamtrautman2873 It's only so much that torque itself can give. Hp is king in wood cutting, there's only so much resistance wood can create, after that chainspeed and hp is king. You could put a bigger sprocket on the 090, but its still a less efficient saw; hp, torque and rpm taken into account.
Snow is novel lol. From Ohio so snow can be a way of life. Got your channel from Northwest Sawyer.
Amazing saw setup your using 👍. Enjoy your content
Thanks Bud and welcome! Blaise
That is impressive. I'm going to share your channel in my next video.This stuff is great! Thanks again for telling me about you!
Can you tell me about your helmet? that looks awesome!
Thanks for the shout out bud! Its called a Protos there not cheep I have the SENA headset built in. It make a massive difference on jobs being able to talk with the guys on the ground easily, also I listen to music and answer the phone! Cheers Blaise
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Closest you'll ever come to getting me to watch a Docking video. 👉👈
😂😂
That is Badass
new sub great channel love the dual 880 wow better than a 090
Thanks mate great to have you here pal. Blaise
Like a blizzard. .kkkkkk lmao..we get blizzards, you can't see and lots of snow...but if you go upstate NY, they get crazy snow, places get feet of snow..by Great Lakes is insane how much snow they get
came here from mr pinter...awesome slab...subs
Ah mate thats great to hear he said that he left a link for me. Welcome to the channel my new friend! Blaise
Bro... if you ever make it to Oregon, USA... I'm buying you a beer.
That first cut was skillful to say the least.
Salazar Thanks mate.
There are bandsaw mills cheaper than a pair of 880s...... love it! Hilarious also that you were using a ladder only as the guide.
That would make SEVERAL nice tables.
Great vid, color me jealous.
Thanks Rick, Yes band saw would be nice one day but a cheep bandsaw wouldn't be wide enough for the slabs I want to do.. cheers mate great to have you on the channel. Blaise
Bandsaw that big... I'm sure they got one somewhere I never seen one.
If you can get me a bandsaw that can cut 2m width at 2x the price of this setup, I'm buying it.
Awesomeness Blaise I've a pair of 3120s ported powerful saws could you recommend where I could buy a rig like yours
Cool !!! exelent proces
Thanks mate and welcome to the channel! Cheers Blaise
Was wondering if you ever use the helper handle on the end of your double ended milling bars? Recently got one myself aan would be great if someone had a video on setting one up. Great videos , cheers from green bay Wisconsin!
That was one confused mouse around the 10 minute mark! Great video, I love your milling vids. Nice job :-)
WOW I never saw that I think it was a shew, great spot mate and thanks so much it means a lot friend. Blaisey
I thought I was seeing things at first, couldn't tell exactly what it was though! Looking forward to part two. Have a great week :-)
Cheers mate
Hey Nevermind, yeah I had to watch it a couple of times to make sure I saw what I thought I saw! :-) Have a great weekend!
I was dumping while I watched this video
The new stihl ms 1760
You know it would really suck if one of you accidentally hit the chain break while the other person was still going
I also am in England, and we have had rain rain rain rain rain rain rain.
Is there a month where you don’t have that much rain?
(May 23) Since then, we in England have had several weeks of drought with only 2 properly wet days, and my front lawn is going brown, and my rhubarb is flopping and is not making any fresh young leaves.
I smell clutch
👍👍
The boys over here said; "Give that britt a chance, you'll like his content. I do I do, I like it a lot so I sub'ed yea
Thanks very much mate. Which boys?
@@BlaiseBrogan Northwest sawyer and one other and his name on the end of my tongue
Should have either prepared the log before filming or change the tille lmao lol
Awesome, could you explain how is it posible to run your chain qith two chainsaws, I dont understand
skiSrp Pre hi mate they both pull the chain but if you look there are mounted on the mill different so the work together. It’s a bit hard to explain but basically it cuts much faster. Cheers Blaise
“I’ve done a few crotches in my time but not one this big”. Hidden meaning?? 🤣🤣
Craig Wheeless I was surprised it’s taken this long for someone to comment this well done sir. 👊🏽. There’s a good one in the desk video too. 😂
wont the sleepers stain the hell out of those slabs?
Sthil mostrando sua robustez
that is chainsaw weather
Admire your passion and patience,hopefully people watching will appreciate how much hard work and time goes into extracting beautiful slabs of timber for everyone to enjoy.
Thanks mate
The little mouse lost her home! 🐭
Never thought of using two engines for a chainsaw, until today. It really makes sense
Man that thing can make some fantastic slabs. But I'm still left with a few questions. 1, still wondering how both saws are kept in sync and 2, the saw bar spans a good distance, how do you keep from concaving your slab? I do think I might build that large but one motor.
Richard Britt check my channel out
One motor
Richard, sorry for the delay in replying to your questions somehow I missed it. You can hear when the saws are running in sync very occationly you need to stop and re sync. Yes you have to be very careful how you set the mill up to avoid bar sag. cheers Blaise
Y el raton que?¿ le habeis echado de su casa!¡ espero que vaya a por ayuda y recibais vuestro merecido malajes!¡
where do you even find a bar like that?
How much money in material was that particular tree? Those slabs were huge!
Difficult to say I haven’t sold any yet. Cheers
You can almost pay your setup with a tree like this.
Call that snow? Eck nasty stuff, from northern Michigan
como e feito esse procedimento de corte com duas maquinas como consigo comprar o facao desse ?
10:17 the owner of the log arrives... look in the centre of the trunk... not quite sure what to think about those two guys making all that noise!
Sell the off cuts to the bowl turners. They love the complex grain.
How big is the bar!?
180cm cheers
2.54cm in 1in
Goofy mouse!
Double engine bar how to get it let me know I want to take but how to get I don't know what to do to call that bar I don't know please reply me show your video I like your video and subscribe your video
Hi thank you so much. Where do you live? I can help you no problem. Thanks Blaise
How is it possible to attach two saws to one bar like that?
Josh Redmond hi dude it’s a special bar for just this. Cheers
@@BlaiseBrogan did you have it specially made or is it something that Stihl regularly offers? Also how is it that one saw doesn't hinder the performance of the other saw?
Quick hack for rolling and adjusting big logs if you don't have a forklift... Screw a wood plank (2"x8"x8' or bigger) on the log perpendicular to the log, the leverage makes it easy to adjust. I've flipped 4' diameter logs easily with this method.
Nice tip mate thanks for sharing. Blaise
When you want to talk turn off anything with a motor geez
Everything is amateurish there, starting from the weather and ending wirh these two guys