STIHL MS 661 ALASKAN SAWMILL
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- I had the opportunity to join a couple of my buddies on a woodworking adventure. We were using a Stihl MS 661with a 42" Bar with a ripping chain. It was also outfitted with a 36" Granberg Alaskan Mill. The Tree was from a co workers yard (believe it was an Elm tree).
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last time the lady at the sthil comptoir even sad i had a nice bar
What’s cooler, the chainsaw mill for the beer holding belt buckle 🤣🤣
Nice dude! Just got the same saw and mill sled and cant wait to start! Thanks for the insight
into the process
The shorts have got to be the most American thing I've ever seen in my entire life.
I just bought one and I don’t know how to use it but now when I soo the video wes very helpful thanks
Glad to help. Have fun and stay safe!
nice bit of kit, looking at getting one.
Awesome ao
Hahaha I can't get a saw then, I only have one testicle 🤣🤣🤣🤣
One log like that , would pay for the saw and mill , and extra chains👍😊
i own an older 660 and just bought a mill. 36in bar. i got some sycamore chunks i want to mill into cutting boards. should be a fun project.
Love the intro with the weighting testicles procedure 😂
🤣😂 great video
Funniest shit I ever- I skip a minute into the video and hear.. “qualified to handle a saw this magnitude. So obviously I had to have someone buy the saw for me..” I said wait wtf do you need a damn license for this thing or what?? Skip back 30 seconds to hear the full bit 😅😂
Bery bery good job
I feel like one of them beer holder belt buckles would really help me take sending it to a whole new level. Can you put a link on your website for where I can buy one?
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Thoroughly enjoyed this video as I am a big assless chaps fan !!
Glad you enjoy that particular part.😂
I've seen your bumper sticker. "cowboys butts drive me nuts"
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Im pretty sure all chaps are assless
God Bless America
#MERICA!
That’s why you put wedges where ladder doesn’t touch the wood to keep from bowing ladder for straight cuts
I want to do this this summers.
are u
you using a 36" mill on a 42" bar?
i have a stihl ms 880 magnum with a 42" bar grandburg said i needed a 48" mill i baught it it should be here Thursday I've got a 44" cedar I'm going to be slabbing up here hope i got the right set up
Nice experience good job guys .
Thanks!
Love the video guys! Put on a proper good show.
That is a nice tool .
Thanks. Definitely a fun and educational experience.😃
Cost of this machine ..?? & Stairs & other aluminium parts ,how can we buy the Machine?
Good jobs guys. I use the same saw with a 36" bar on the alaskan sawmill. Widest cut was 27" on a pecan. Wonder why you guys didn't mill to get the crotch figure? I would go for that first even if i had to trim the sides. Keep it sawing guys.
Thanks for watching! We did get down to the crotch. The bottom of the tree actually had a triple dipper. We did end up having to trim up the sides to make all of the cuts. We also had to approach the it from both sides. How many trees have you milled?
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I’m looking to do a similar setup.
You mentioned the granbreg 36” sawmill but a 42” bar. Does that mill fit that bar? I thought 36” mill was for a max size 36” bar. No?
My boss has 2 661s on a 6foot bar wish I could show ya it's a beast
Something something chaps and wood joke..... Awesome video!
haha. Thanks !
this editing sequence looked so professional!! and ya'll did a really great job! new like and sub!
Thanks for the feedback! And the sub!
Very nice
ThNks!
Great video. How can I get this chainsaw and all machines?
I enjoyed your video. I saw that it was an oregon 42" bar, but do you know what model it was for that saw?
I dont but i will ask my buddy who owns the equipment.
1 ORF 423RNDD025 OREGON 42" POWERMATCH BAR (.375 X .063) 119.99
270 WP375 33RP D.L. WOODLANDPRO .375 X .063 RIPPING Chain 83.70
Bar and ripping chain. Both from bailey's.
@@everythingexceptnothing-bl4806 Thank you for getting back to me. I appreciate it. Keep up the good work.
Good job and great video
Hey Guys Awesome😱Video, now that's a badass wood cutter machine you got there, the video looks so amazing👌 which camera you guys used for this video🤔 highlight of the video at 1:19 under that kevlar chaps😅 Hyperlapse part of video was great, and superb RnD👏done for the woodcutter machine to cut that big chunk of tree, and end results looks so beautiful piece of art, Great Video 😅✌
Thanks for the feedback. 👍
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RnD was Really Great and You're Welcome😅✌
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Awesome video! How many cuts did you get through before re-fueling?
It was actually a gas hog. It took about 1 full tank for each cut. We had to mix some more fuel part way through the event. We made it through about half a cut and topped the saw off at that point. Great question! Keep em coming and thanks for watching!
First of all.. 'merica! Any issues on oiling the oversized bar?
No issues with distribution on the oil however we had to fill the reservoir after each cut. It did go through alot.
Are you getting the full 36" cut?
You know... we didnt measure exactly. I can reach out to my buddy and see.
Yes. The bar and chain were switched out to 42". The saw mill jig does cut 36" we did have issues at the crotch where it was wider but we were able to cut from different angles.
Did you use a ripping chain or a standard cross cut chain
I will ask my buddy but I think it was a ripping chain.i will ask him!
Great video. The patriotic outfit with the chaps may scar me.
Good thing I cut out some of the other footage then!😂😂 thanks for watching!
What a lovely view. Some bearded wooden top wearing underpants trying to use a chainsaw. Give me a break!
Im glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers.
have to say the beer buckle made up for the wardrobe fail...
the freakn plxiglas on that whent broken first in lower 1h here ; yust i let junk in position ,nosence to spend time on it .
Hahahah! I really liked this vid! Aroundabouts (sp?) 7:20 buddy woulda gutted himself, and youd get more views-but less thumbs up
Damn dude. Where some pants.
Literally takes 2 min to sharpen. Surprised no auxiliary oiler.
Real right windup joke about what had to be measured before buying a chainsaw that size.
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Did we really need to watch a close up of your mug while explaning your slab adventure. I think not.
What? You seriously run 80:1? I run 40:1
The wink and a glance made it clear he was joking. Lots of jokes in this video - clearly a funny guy. Ethanol free 92 octane 50:1 is much more likely.
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@@markhaselhorst3309 Very interesting, I had never heard of such a thing.
so wrong
Bud and chainsaws .. what could go wrong?