What a great humble Guy .Lucky I don't live close otherwise id be at your place all the time.Thanks for doing the build series on this saw much appreciated.And other videos also.
This has been an awesome journey. Tinman thank you for taking us on this ride. The turd saw is reborn as a wood killer. Much appreciation of your talent and time. Keep em coming.
I found your channel today. Draw my attention for 4 hours straight. Sat down through the whole series and I'm happy that i did. Thanks for your videos and for sharing your knowledge. You totally deserved my subscription. Cheers
Thank you so much!!!! Great clear videos, and camera work. I know it takes time. Just know it is really appreciated!! Can't wait to see it eating some wood. Getting ready to do mine. My carb needs a kit, as this saw never gets run. Kit comes tomorrow, so maybe a little porting this weekend!!! Thanks!
What a great series this has been. Thank you for all the knowledge you have shared with the community. You’re a good guy Tinman! Saw looks and sounds great.
Man that things absolutely beautiful!!! I freakin love Echo’s!!! That’s just like a little 8000... I freakin love that design!!! David... heal up great!!! Work yourself back... I’ve been down that road and it’s really about digging deep!!! Stay strong!!! Getting crushed by the widowmaker actually saved my life!!! 👍😁
Nice journey, from scrap to finish product! Thanks a lot from a newbie in porting stuff, though I passed my fiftyes. 😁 Everything you present is very usefull. Who says you can't learn from a youngster? Or who says you can ever stop learning? 😂 Thanks for your time and knowledge! 👍
Tinman you are a legend, In a single day I watched all the videos and ported my ms360 clone I built from farmertec. With a nice muffler mod as well it out cuts my buddys stock 440! Thanks for putting in the time, I genuinely appreciate it!
It was nice to hear it run this series was very educational Tinman you spoke in layman’s language and your camera angles were great thanks again. Cheers
Man that thing is freakin mint! Can't wait to see it in the wood, it's gonna be a ripper! Wish I could be there to see the look on someone's face when they receive it, it's gonna make somebody's day for sure!! Also thanks for bringin us along on that build Tinman, and thanks for sharing that very valuable knowledge. Hope yer havin a great day bud!! Be safe! Be kind! Give love!
It looks good and runs even better someone is going to have a big smile on their face that won't come off. There is a reason the channel is growing so fast it is you Tinman!! There is so much kindness and positivity here people just cant walk away. Keep it up!!!
This has been a really good series tinman. Very well done. If possible it would be nice to do a similar build on a strato saw like a 562 or something. Keep up the good work
Nice seeing you and a few other saw guys take the time to do a step by step. A little knowledge can be dangerous, getting to know the why behind why things are done is just as important as the what. Shout out to Smitty who had to put his SXL series on hold because of the loss of his dad. Well, I'm off to watch some Ironhorse magic.
Hey Tinman, you did a very good job on this powersaw. Thanks for the whole series! I think I´ll try to port a chainsaw on my own 🙈 Take care 😉 Greetings from germany, Stefan
I couldn't take it...any one else have to go to the end first n hear it run..lol..well done on the turd..looks good n sounds good tinman!! The peeps that donated parts rule..community build is killer!!outfuckinstanding!!
I'm the same way about screws an stuff buddy an looks not that important either long as it runs good and strong. Love this build buddy hope everything is going good.
If you skim the barrel to get squish , say 40 thou. Is it logical to raise ports on inlet and exhaust 40 thou ? Just to keep timing the same, so you don't lower the power band rpm ? What about transfer ports, them too ? Thanks for all your time making these explanations available, you explain things well.
Ive got to stop watching... the addiction is real. hahaha. After watching your saw compilation that 394 sounded sooooo good. Just like that a minty 394 pops up near me for 500$. Going to get it Friday. That will be my fourth 90-100cc saw and all I do is cut firewood and clear farm lands.
Is there a sweeter sound on earth than the giddy child-like giggling of a man who's rebuilt a machine & is just realizing how well it's come-together? :D Bravo on the AV's on that thing (lol @ 'wet noodle'!!), am sure it's especially 'noodly' to you being you're unfamiliar w/ Echo's....echo created AV on chainsaws (in the mid 60's IIRC), I'd call my 590's AV the best that I've ever held in my life....but they don't 'move' the same way a Husq's AV moves, and they do move quite a bit (my 355t is firmer at 1.5yrs than my 590 was outta the box, I actually thought the 590's av was broken/improper til I realized it's just how Echo runs it :P ) Thanks as always for the great vids, am realizing how late into the day it is and I haven't even gloved-up to begin reassembly of "conservatively ported build #1" here lol, gotta turn off the Y.Tube your vids are hard to turn-off once begun ;D
Oh and kudos Re idling it so long, and not going into wood hard at first.... I actually had a Stihl rep (via phone..) tell me it was wrong because the flywheel fin cooling isn't being properly utilized :P I do only idle for tank 1, then (in wood) about 1/4th to 1/3rd throttle cuts for lil bursts but mostly idling, then into 1/2 and 3/4th on tanks 2&3 and by end of 3 I'm doing some full throttle cuts (short ones) It doesn't "go into service" then, it goes into 'light service' in fact my finished (kit)660 rebuilt top-end just saw 1st on-job use on Fri, to fell a big Pine, but I only bucked like 3 or 4 cuts with it (using my 590 for the rest) because after having a kit-saw shred for nearly 1hr into use I'm now OCD as possible on assembly & break-in!!!
Do you ever machine skirts on pistons to change timing , or sculpt either inlet or exhaust side ? It seems to me a shorter piston would do the job of porting, but affect the timing of open and closed port.
On stihl saws they did away with the old cylinder head gasket and use a new thin steel gasket. Wat would u recommend for all gasket surfaces..factory gasket or that paste type sealant u used on the Echo pot and pan install
If you only raised the transfers , would it free up rpm similar to raising exhaust port? It seems it weould bleed crank pressure faster and allow the piston to finish it descent quicker?
There aren't a lot of any echo builds on the internet! Other than the new 2511T because its so light and you can get enough power out of it to run a full 3/8 chain 16" bar so most likely run a 20" panther kit.
Hey tinman! Is it normal for this saw to do the ring ding on the way off high rpm? Mine does it and I thought it was an air leak but it’s not that I can tell.
can you show us how to put in a decomp with a chainsaw that doesn't have onebut it has a spot ?where you could put one there are no videos of this that I can find
HEY TINMAN, A QUESTION ABOUT DE-BURRING WITH BALL HONES. IT OCCURRED TO ME THAT THERE IS A CASE TO BE MADE FOR AN EXACT FIT, AN UNDER-SIZED HONE, AND EVEN SHOVING A 2 1/4" HONE INTO A 52MM BORE. SO MY QUESTION: "WHICH SIZED HONE (RELATIVE TO CYLINDER DIAMETER HAS GIVEN YOU BEST RESULTS?"
@@tinmanssaws THANKS MUCH, TINMAN. I DID MY FIRST CHINESE CYLINDER AND CAME-UP WITH THE FOLLOWING: INTAKE DURATION 160 DEGREES, EX., 155, SO I MISSED, AS EXPECTED ON MY FIRST TRY WITH CRAPPY SINGLE-CUT BITS. (TUNGSTEN/CARBIDE DOUBLE-CUT BITS ON THE WAY) BUCKIN'S BUDDY WHO HAS BEEN PORTING LONGER THAN ALL OF US SAYS "155 DEGREES DURATION, BOTH INTAKE AND EXHAUST, WORKS WELL ON ALL SAWS." DO YOU AGREE? I ALSO PUNCHED THROUGH A XNSFER PORT AND JB WELDED THE SMALL HOLE AMPLY. I ALWAYS RUSH-IN AND USUALLY LEARN A LOT SCREWING-UP THE FIRST TIME AT ANYTHING NEW...ASK MY WIFE!:)
What a great humble Guy .Lucky I don't live close otherwise id be at your place all the time.Thanks for doing the build series on this saw much appreciated.And other videos also.
Sounds awesome! Can’t wait to see her in the wood! I have loved this series, thank you so much for sharing your talent with us!
This has been an awesome journey. Tinman thank you for taking us on this ride. The turd saw is reborn as a wood killer. Much appreciation of your talent and time. Keep em coming.
I found your channel today. Draw my attention for 4 hours straight. Sat down through the whole series and I'm happy that i did. Thanks for your videos and for sharing your knowledge. You totally deserved my subscription. Cheers
Thank you so much!!!! Great clear videos, and camera work. I know it takes time. Just know it is really appreciated!! Can't wait to see it eating some wood. Getting ready to do mine. My carb needs a kit, as this saw never gets run. Kit comes tomorrow, so maybe a little porting this weekend!!! Thanks!
Your videos are super knowledgeable. Definitely keep the porting videos coming.
Tom Zeno, love watching your stuff. You definitely helped me in one of my porting problems, please keep doing what your doing, great job.
Brother, this build came out MIIINT! Nice work! Talk about one heck of a transformation!
Fantastic! That thing sounds GOOD! You inspired me to port my CS-590 when the time is right. Thanks again for bringing us along.
What a great series this has been. Thank you for all the knowledge you have shared with the community. You’re a good guy Tinman! Saw looks and sounds great.
Man that things absolutely beautiful!!! I freakin love Echo’s!!! That’s just like a little 8000... I freakin love that design!!! David... heal up great!!! Work yourself back... I’ve been down that road and it’s really about digging deep!!! Stay strong!!! Getting crushed by the widowmaker actually saved my life!!! 👍😁
I sure can relate getting smashed and saving my life !
Nice journey, from scrap to finish product!
Thanks a lot from a newbie in porting stuff, though I passed my fiftyes. 😁
Everything you present is very usefull.
Who says you can't learn from a youngster?
Or who says you can ever stop learning? 😂
Thanks for your time and knowledge! 👍
truly enjoyed the step by step on this one, thanks, Tinman!!
Tinman you are a legend, In a single day I watched all the videos and ported my ms360 clone I built from farmertec. With a nice muffler mod as well it out cuts my buddys stock 440! Thanks for putting in the time, I genuinely appreciate it!
Great build Tin man. Looks great sounds great. Way to go brother-in-law’s
Sounds great! Somebody is gonna be tickled to death to get that used to be turd! What a great series! Thanks for doing this buddy!👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏
That saw really woke up. And I really appreciate the time u put in for the in depth series on porting. Thank you 😊
It was nice to hear it run this series was very educational Tinman you spoke in layman’s language and your camera angles were great thanks again. Cheers
Man that baby sounds crunchy and hungry! Nice work brother! Cheers from northern Germany!
THE TURD SAW LOOKS LIKE A DIAMAND IN THE ROUGH NOW GREAT VIDEO BUDDY BE SAFE TINMAN
Man that thing is freakin mint! Can't wait to see it in the wood, it's gonna be a ripper! Wish I could be there to see the look on someone's face when they receive it, it's gonna make somebody's day for sure!! Also thanks for bringin us along on that build Tinman, and thanks for sharing that very valuable knowledge. Hope yer havin a great day bud!! Be safe! Be kind! Give love!
It looks good and runs even better someone is going to have a big smile on their face that won't come off. There is a reason the channel is growing so fast it is you Tinman!! There is so much kindness and positivity here people just cant walk away. Keep it up!!!
You've really polished that "turd." 😄 It looks and sounds awesome!
Wow David transformed that saw with a great gesture. Can’t wait to see her in the wood. 💪🏻🪓⚡️stay safe in the snow 🍻
Kindness and love
Hahah great day catching up on some vids and off today 🤟 behind a few have a great day bud!
Healthy sounding saw! That things gonna be a work horse.
REALLY NICE SAW BUILDING INFO, WILL BE GOOD TO REFERENCE BACK TO. THANKS TO DAVE AND ALL OTHERS WHO HELPED WITH STUFF FOR THIS BUILD
Great work Tinman. She starts, runs & is looking good. Top job breaking her in gently too. 👍
Yet another great video from the tinman, great information always, really learned some good tips on this one, thanks buddy
This has been a really good series tinman. Very well done. If possible it would be nice to do a similar build on a strato saw like a 562 or something. Keep up the good work
Great build! Can’t wait to see it in the wood.
Thanks for the add buckin said get over here......cheers Dave
Nice seeing you and a few other saw guys take the time to do a step by step. A little knowledge can be dangerous, getting to know the why behind why things are done is just as important as the what. Shout out to Smitty who had to put his SXL series on hold because of the loss of his dad. Well, I'm off to watch some Ironhorse magic.
Fantastic job! Looks and sounds amazing! Look forward to every video you do. Thanks for spending the time sharing your knowledge!
Great job buddy from beginning to end. Your a great teacher bud. Congrats on another awesome build. 😎
Hey Tinman,
you did a very good job on this powersaw. Thanks for the whole series! I think I´ll try to port a chainsaw on my own 🙈
Take care 😉 Greetings from germany, Stefan
Schön dich hier auch zum sehen 😄
Nice job Tinman buddy! Can’t wait to see how it does in the wood.
Congratulations Tinman, great job on getting to 10k subscibers
That filter is the best. Remember when it was just screen wire for filters. Ha Ha !!
I couldn't take it...any one else have to go to the end first n hear it run..lol..well done on the turd..looks good n sounds good tinman!! The peeps that donated parts rule..community build is killer!!outfuckinstanding!!
Ooooh baby, she's gonna be a ripper!! Nice job, fingers crossed that she's impressive for ya!
Sounds and looks great. Will be great to see it in the wood. Be safe and be careful.
SHE LOOKING BRANDNEW EXCELLENT JOB TINMAN
I'm the same way about screws an stuff buddy an looks not that important either long as it runs good and strong. Love this build buddy hope everything is going good.
Great build!! I love echo saws.
This was great to follow from the beginning to first start.
Grreat video tinman ,great build . Your going to haft stop calling that saw the turd saw and come up with a new name !
NICE WORK! buckin sent me over so glad he did!!!
Thanks for comin over!!
If you skim the barrel to get squish , say 40 thou. Is it logical to raise ports on inlet and exhaust 40 thou ? Just to keep timing the same, so you don't lower the power band rpm ? What about transfer ports, them too ?
Thanks for all your time making these explanations available, you explain things well.
Really looking forward to this!. Here in west central WI it's 50 degrees today. Let the mud begin😀
I love it!!! I love it!!! I love it!!!😂😂👍. Can’t wait to watch it cut!!!
Ive got to stop watching... the addiction is real. hahaha. After watching your saw compilation that 394 sounded sooooo good. Just like that a minty 394 pops up near me for 500$. Going to get it Friday. That will be my fourth 90-100cc saw and all I do is cut firewood and clear farm lands.
Sounds great cant wait to see it in the wood!!!
Turd saws lookin good tinman🌳💚🌳💚👍👊
It will be a good saw for eny luck person. Good job tinman.
That saw is gonna rip
I’ve watched you before, with the pro Mac 55. Buckin said to come check you out, enjoying your vids Tinman. 👍🏻
love this channel ,very hummble man indeed
Echo Turd Saw let’s go! I am so excited
Is there a sweeter sound on earth than the giddy child-like giggling of a man who's rebuilt a machine & is just realizing how well it's come-together? :D Bravo on the AV's on that thing (lol @ 'wet noodle'!!), am sure it's especially 'noodly' to you being you're unfamiliar w/ Echo's....echo created AV on chainsaws (in the mid 60's IIRC), I'd call my 590's AV the best that I've ever held in my life....but they don't 'move' the same way a Husq's AV moves, and they do move quite a bit (my 355t is firmer at 1.5yrs than my 590 was outta the box, I actually thought the 590's av was broken/improper til I realized it's just how Echo runs it :P )
Thanks as always for the great vids, am realizing how late into the day it is and I haven't even gloved-up to begin reassembly of "conservatively ported build #1" here lol, gotta turn off the Y.Tube your vids are hard to turn-off once begun ;D
Oh and kudos Re idling it so long, and not going into wood hard at first.... I actually had a Stihl rep (via phone..) tell me it was wrong because the flywheel fin cooling isn't being properly utilized :P I do only idle for tank 1, then (in wood) about 1/4th to 1/3rd throttle cuts for lil bursts but mostly idling, then into 1/2 and 3/4th on tanks 2&3 and by end of 3 I'm doing some full throttle cuts (short ones) It doesn't "go into service" then, it goes into 'light service' in fact my finished (kit)660 rebuilt top-end just saw 1st on-job use on Fri, to fell a big Pine, but I only bucked like 3 or 4 cuts with it (using my 590 for the rest) because after having a kit-saw shred for nearly 1hr into use I'm now OCD as possible on assembly & break-in!!!
Looks awesome. Can’t wait to see it cut.
Do you ever machine skirts on pistons to change timing , or sculpt either inlet or exhaust side ?
It seems to me a shorter piston would do the job of porting, but affect the timing of open and closed port.
I'm excited with this one, and an Echo man! First thumb up, c'mon, guys.
. That saws a ripper!... maybe 🤷 LOL don’t blow it up !!!! Love the CAT scale hat man.
On stihl saws they did away with the old cylinder head gasket and use a new thin steel gasket. Wat would u recommend for all gasket surfaces..factory gasket or that paste type sealant u used on the Echo pot and pan install
That's cool. I have stihl saws, might have to look closer at the echo saws.
If you only raised the transfers , would it free up rpm similar to raising exhaust port? It seems it weould bleed crank pressure faster and allow the piston to finish it descent quicker?
Where did you get your t handle Allen wrenches, I like the extra long reach.
There aren't a lot of any echo builds on the internet! Other than the new 2511T because its so light and you can get enough power out of it to run a full 3/8 chain 16" bar so most likely run a 20" panther kit.
I'd send that thing to the guy that gave you the parts for saw. He earned a nice gesture so did the T handle guy.
She gets on the pipe! Can’t wait to see if she pulls chain👍🇨🇦⛓🧰🔥
Hey tinman I’ve got a question. Are the grey echos a popular. I cant find any here in Australia
Nice job, sounds really good
It didn’t go into fast idle when you started it or you have already warmed it up a little .
Better than new. 👍
when the haters start coming, you know you're doing a great job 😂 keep doing it 💪
Looks and sounds great!
That is so much better than the piece of junk craftsman saw i have but i have made it work for me
Tinman saw looks like new sounds good .
Hey tinman! Is it normal for this saw to do the ring ding on the way off high rpm? Mine does it and I thought it was an air leak but it’s not that I can tell.
I see a 805 sitting up on that shelf is it for sale?
😅did you find out what clutch drum that came from i have never seen an echo with anything other than a star 6 point
The "tird" saw is looking almost as good as it runs! i am very curious to see it in the wood. But first break it in easily, the way i learned it.
Hey tinman soapy steelwool cleans them up nice and doesn't scratch
Sounds healthy
Sounds purdy good.
Sounds great!
Do you keep rev limiter or change it out ?
Saw sounds good
can you show us how to put in a decomp with a chainsaw that doesn't have onebut it has a spot ?where you could put one there are no videos of this that I can find
HEY TINMAN, A QUESTION ABOUT DE-BURRING WITH BALL HONES. IT OCCURRED TO ME THAT THERE IS A CASE TO BE MADE FOR AN EXACT FIT, AN UNDER-SIZED HONE, AND EVEN SHOVING A 2 1/4" HONE INTO A 52MM BORE. SO MY QUESTION: "WHICH SIZED HONE (RELATIVE TO CYLINDER DIAMETER HAS GIVEN YOU BEST RESULTS?"
Exact size is preferred but sometimes slightly bigger is how you have to go. Either way I find as long as you work quick the results are the same.
@@tinmanssaws THANKS MUCH, TINMAN. I DID MY FIRST CHINESE CYLINDER AND CAME-UP WITH THE FOLLOWING: INTAKE DURATION 160 DEGREES, EX., 155, SO I MISSED, AS EXPECTED ON MY FIRST TRY WITH CRAPPY SINGLE-CUT BITS. (TUNGSTEN/CARBIDE DOUBLE-CUT BITS ON THE WAY) BUCKIN'S BUDDY WHO HAS BEEN PORTING LONGER THAN ALL OF US SAYS "155 DEGREES DURATION, BOTH INTAKE AND EXHAUST, WORKS WELL ON ALL SAWS." DO YOU AGREE? I ALSO PUNCHED THROUGH A XNSFER PORT AND JB WELDED THE SMALL HOLE AMPLY. I ALWAYS RUSH-IN AND USUALLY LEARN A LOT SCREWING-UP THE FIRST TIME AT ANYTHING NEW...ASK MY WIFE!:)
That big washer is to stop the clutch binding too much in to the inner clutch cading surface..
Nice.very responsive 👊
It’s going to be a nice saw
Thank you!!!
easy off good parts clean shower clean is good
amazing!
Can some one explain why they pull the pull cord out when shuting of the saw
Let’s finally hear that baby roar!! ❤️
Just put steel wool in that hole and it screw up tight .