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Dandai
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Ripping chain or cross cut chain? Uneven sharpening can also cause the bar to pull in one direction.
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Ripping chain, almost brand new. So, probably not uneven sharpening.
Takes about 5 minutes to go thru 5 feet, so I don't think feed rate is the issue.
Just weird. I mean, it's nothing I can't plane out eventually, but goddamn, almost outta fucking ideas here.
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Thats cool. Was it an Amazon one? I think you mentioned earlier but I forgot. Was thinking about CNC because it’d be nice to toy with and do some other things. But then thought the PC would be full of dust and the screen covered.
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A little bit of a dilemma on my table build.
Due to no fault of my own, obviously, my right and left drawer dividers are not parallel with each other. They're about 3/8" out from back to front. My original plans called for a single middle drawer divider. I'm concerned that using it will cause more problems than I want in the drawers fit and slide and need to adjust.
Artist rendition, not to scale:
So I'm thinking about using two middle drawer dividers and making them parallel to the right and left divider. That way I have two parallel tracks for the rectangle drawer to sit in.
The left and right dividers sit in dados in the back apron that have been made. They're glued and screwed in to place and unfortunately I didn't notice the issue, that wasn't my fault, of course, existed until too late.
Looking at the artist's rendition exaggerates it a bit more than it is. The dividers are "basically" 90 degrees with the front apron and back apron. But they aren't parallel with each other. So I don't think I would need to create parallelogram drawer boxes. The runners and kickers are are 3/4" overhang on the dividers.
Due to no fault of my own, obviously, my right and left drawer dividers are not parallel with each other. They're about 3/8" out from back to front. My original plans called for a single middle drawer divider. I'm concerned that using it will cause more problems than I want in the drawers fit and slide and need to adjust.
Artist rendition, not to scale:
So I'm thinking about using two middle drawer dividers and making them parallel to the right and left divider. That way I have two parallel tracks for the rectangle drawer to sit in.
The left and right dividers sit in dados in the back apron that have been made. They're glued and screwed in to place and unfortunately I didn't notice the issue, that wasn't my fault, of course, existed until too late.
Looking at the artist's rendition exaggerates it a bit more than it is. The dividers are "basically" 90 degrees with the front apron and back apron. But they aren't parallel with each other. So I don't think I would need to create parallelogram drawer boxes. The runners and kickers are are 3/4" overhang on the dividers.
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Goddamned saw runs great.
When it does. Thing is finicky as fuck. Ran it all day like a champ, then halfway thru the first cut on the second log, it crapped out and refuses to start. Got spark, plenty of gas, got compression. Must just flood and that's the end of it, come back tomorrow.
When it does. Thing is finicky as fuck. Ran it all day like a champ, then halfway thru the first cut on the second log, it crapped out and refuses to start. Got spark, plenty of gas, got compression. Must just flood and that's the end of it, come back tomorrow.
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Sounds dangerous. What's that supposed to do?
Also, think I'm just gonna watch some videos and tune up the carburetor, didn't really get properly done, we just got it running the best we could and started rolling. The weird thing is it'll get like this, and then the next day start right the fuck up and run fine for a few hours.
Log #2 ready to go when the saw feels like it should go. With the stacks of the boards in the back. There's some fucking park bench quality shit back there. I think a few buddies are gonna get some coffee tables outta this for helping me haul that shit up here.
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How hot were you running the throttle? I don't know what I'm talking about, but I've heard from people that do seem like they know what they're talking about say you need to break the saw in with mid-speeds only for at least the first 3 fuel tanks.
I haven't fired mine up yet, but that's my plan. I'm also gonna use 25:1 fuel mix for the first few tanks in the hopes of getting adequate lubrication while everything breaks in.