Tinman "if the saw murders wood, whatever you done works" ..... me, lost it laughing hahahahaha ....... you're awesome Tinman keep up the great work bud....
Jack of all trades! Love the knowledge on all fronts! You gift keeps on giving and you share that gift with us! Thank you Tinman! Buckin’s going to just love the finished product! ❤️
Just found your Chanel lately. Currently binge watching as many of your video,s as I can. Really good content and lots to learn. Keep up the good work. Adrian from Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪
Man that's a pretty exhaust port. That's how I like mine. I need to get one of those foredoms. Looks like a nice set up. Can't wait to see that saw "murder some wood". Hahaha. Good stuff there.
"take the cylinder in the house and wash it" Just toss it in the dishwasher, on the Heavy Duty cycle with extra heat dry? Good stuff as usual. Can't wait to hear it run.
Your addictive man got husky 61 putting 272 top end on been looking through your vids and enjoy it all very cleve3r man thanks for the help your giving us all great .
Ive learned a ton just from a handful of your videos. Very good explanations of your work and proof of your work ethic. You are the kind of pro I would easily choose for a saw build. I am considering having a 288xp modified but dont know where to begin as far as options and expenditures. Just for private use. Not a firewood seller or competitor, just want a cool old mean saw to run.
I am finding that I should go back and watch you videos more than once. There are things to be seen that you don't always talk about... or things that you do talk about that my knuckle dragging self needs to hear a couple times to solidify it. Rock on, brother.
I just bought that same exact set of burrs. They were on sale on Amazon for $12.99. They are SHARP!!! I wasn'tI expecting the quality I got for that price.
@@anthonyseidita919 Yeah they're 1/8" shank and fit my Dremel Tool. I'll look for the link and be back with an EDIT to post it. www.amazon.com/dp/B076D4Z8LX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_BB0WRTNT2G28KY11SWGF Here you go. They cut aluminum fast and show no wear. I don't know how they would hold up on continuous steel work. If you're doing aluminum, I think they are really good. I hope you give them a try and post back. Take care.
@@anthonyseidita919 Oh and by the way they say they should be held in a small 3 jaw chuck for proper centering. I have the Dremel 3 jaw and believe me when I tell you your 1/8" collet that came with your Dremel holds them much much better and there's no runout. Again, you can't go wrong with these at that price. I'm not affiliated in any way, but when I find a good product at a good price I like to pass it on. These are my 1st set of the 1/8" burrs, I have many 1/4".
Trying to get a grasp on process of a saw build. Tinman, you modify the cylinders for another shop that is building the saw? How does a person begin to have a saw mo
“The Ragged Edge Of Sanity!!!!!” 3lx tall t-shirt should just be black with a 96? Or 95? Or 97 for me..,on the back.. the old 97’s... like a black T with a red 97 on the back..as the TinBasher channel swag!!!! A tiny timing wheel on the front pocket???? 😂😂😂👍
It’s always made me wonder...why weren’t they even thinking....!!! If I was on the team we would always do a final sweep to insure that you could access every nut and bolt... the problem is today that we have over complicated things and designs of every system and every component that they stack crap on top of more crap... for me it doesn’t help that I have the right hands for a dude 6’ 300lbs..... not a alien that’s 5’ and 100lbs. and 1/2 rubber or liquid... I really like the timing chain and water pump on the Honda Pilot’s... tear the front of the car off... it’s always a great day when pulling out your engine helps get you on your bolt like fixing an old Bobcat or whatever... but it’s also a challenge!!!! I just Yelp and call it out and into battle!!! Like O’ yeah... it’s on now boy!!! I love the Chinese stuff.., it’s allowing the chainsaw guys to save a lot of money... those are a good unit if you have issues get the oem foredom sleave and shaft rebuild kit... you might want to watch the Foredom video and watch how you grease your spring in the shaft lightly and oil your handpieces... I dig torque! The long cotter pin like you use for a wheel hub retain but... hammer the eye flat and trim the shaft length and you have a nice long slit that you can chuck into your handpiece and then you slip little 1” strips of 320-500 emery and you have a perfect little exhaust port polish tool... and it’s not a dollar...😂👍. It’s actually very useful on anything you want to polish up a little.., 👍😁. Awesome Shot on the Bevel of the port window!!!! Huge training tip right there! Every single one needs it ...so you have to just make sure that you do it no matter what...new cylinder swap requires some hand work up of the components to make a high quality engine... you get better results if you knock down the edges.., even if you aren’t porting.. I comment that you want to break the top edge around your new piston and people think I’m crazy!😂😂😂😂😂. But, heck, I already knew that!!!😂😂😂😂😂. Love ya, Man!!! Keep Teaching and Preaching proper technique!
Do you or have you done any port work on any jonsered saws? I have a older 621 that needs a top end and was thinking about maybe working the ports just a little bit
Cylinder looks nice man, excellent work. Nice to be able to grind for an hour and still pick up your coffee! That saw should rev freely with that early EX timing. This would be an excellent candidate for a narrow kerf bar and chain eh? I'm having great luck with the Oregon speed cut. Narrow saw kerf, cuts like a demon. Just a thought...
Thw difference on my smashed hands is incredible!! I think this saw would be too much for a narrow kerf setup. Not sure how much power those chains can take
Hey tinman a can't wait to see this saw. when you are done with it. Then the next build we want to see you do a 365xp and turn it into a reed saw. Only joking buddy. Good work.
@@tinmanssaws a think you could easy. A can't wait for the pioneer build too. The homlite you build for buckin was a monster. This is one of the best channels on UA-cam. I see people here in the UK chainsaw groups talking about tinmans saw on UA-cam.
HI TINMAN, i have a question. if you delete the gasket to get more compression then raise the exhaust roof will you end up with more compression than stock. or will it just add rpm. many thanks caleb
Not to change the subject but what year is your yamaha in the background i had a 77 yz 400 nice old bike it had a Wiesco piston and i ported it it ran awsome if i geared it right it would do 100 mph no problem
I love buckin too but I watch this channel to get something else...be your own man and be original...you dont need to talk about buckin Billy ray smith every darn video ...please ...love your work
One of my favorite things about UA-cam is the community...for years I have watched Buckin, Harvey and now the Tinman build eachother up and work together, rather than try to tear eachother down. Its a helluva thing. I tend to give credit to those who offer me opportunities. I'm happy to mention those who have given me a hand up, on the regular. Those pivotal people in my life will always occupy my heart and my mind, and anyone who knows me will know about them. I suspect Tinman is of similar mind.
Yeah hooooooo. Love you buddy can’t wait
Soon she will be in the mail!!!!
Amen brother, love both u 2!
Timing is of the essence haha. Hope to see this saw again shortly!
Tinman "if the saw murders wood, whatever you done works" ..... me, lost it laughing hahahahaha ....... you're awesome Tinman keep up the great work bud....
Jack of all trades! Love the knowledge on all fronts! You gift keeps on giving and you share that gift with us! Thank you Tinman! Buckin’s going to just love the finished product! ❤️
Can't wait to see it run. This has been my favorite build so far.Tbanks for sharing your knowledge with us and God bless 🙌🙏
Thank you for putting out great contact. I have learned so much from watching you and Harvey. Keep up the great work.
Way to go with Fordem there awesome good job tinman
That’s gonna be a Rocket! Great job buddy!👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏
after a long day at work nothing beats a tinman video love it man
Great looking job 👍 can't wait to see it murder some wood
Unbelievable Work I cannot wait to see Buckin’s smile when he lays it in the wood. You do amazing work Brother!
Another great vid. Can’t wait to see Buckin’ with it. Thanks for the way you present your information and knowledge. Be safe and be careful.
Cant wait for that saw to be finnished and see it running✊ looking good
Can't wait to hear that sing the music of the people 👍🤟
😄
Love the timing wheel Chippy, that was awesome of you to do that, Cheers
@@jasonpeters4867 thanks bud! Always willing to contribute to good and local folk 👍 Tinmans a good feller
Nice clean job sr.
Just found your Chanel lately. Currently binge watching as many of your video,s as I can. Really good content and lots to learn. Keep up the good work. Adrian from Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪
Welcome buddy
Glad that foredom is working in your favour ,,,to many more port jobs your a great teacher TINMAN be safe buddy
Love the foredom!! Game changer
Beautiful work!! Ryan is awesome! Ive ordered parts from there a few times and he has always went above and beyond expectations. STAY SAFE!!
Awesome work Tinman, can't wait to see the final product
Top notch as always!!! Keep sharing the knowledge.
Wow! That thing is great! Can't wait to see it run!
I can't wait to see that thing rip! Great video Tinman!
Man that's a pretty exhaust port. That's how I like mine. I need to get one of those foredoms. Looks like a nice set up. Can't wait to see that saw "murder some wood". Hahaha. Good stuff there.
Just made my Monday better!
"take the cylinder in the house and wash it" Just toss it in the dishwasher, on the Heavy Duty cycle with extra heat dry? Good stuff as usual. Can't wait to hear it run.
Ultrasonic tube for everything that will fit in. Great for carbs
Your addictive man got husky 61 putting 272 top end on been looking through your vids and enjoy it all very cleve3r man thanks for the help your giving us all great .
Ive learned a ton just from a handful of your videos. Very good explanations of your work and proof of your work ethic. You are the kind of pro I would easily choose for a saw build. I am considering having a 288xp modified but dont know where to begin as far as options and expenditures. Just for private use. Not a firewood seller or competitor, just want a cool old mean saw to run.
Great video right on the money
Morning Donny!!
Great video , have a good week !
Another great vid. I'm waiting to see it run.
And again: SCHMUTZ!! :-P I love it, Tinman! You are doing a great job!!! Keep going!!
I am finding that I should go back and watch you videos more than once. There are things to be seen that you don't always talk about... or things that you do talk about that my knuckle dragging self needs to hear a couple times to solidify it. Rock on, brother.
I BET IT WILL BE A GREAT SAW
Hi Tinman!!😀😀
Man that looks really good!!😀😀
Can't wait to see it running!!😀😀
Take care my friend!!😀👍👍
Logger Al
Always good ro see ya here Logger Al
Just picked up a 266se and realizing oem parts are few and far between
Thank you!!
I just bought that same exact set of burrs. They were on sale on Amazon for $12.99. They are SHARP!!! I wasn'tI expecting the quality I got for that price.
Hey , would you be able to put up a link to them? Are they 1/8 shank?
@@anthonyseidita919 Yeah they're 1/8" shank and fit my Dremel Tool. I'll look for the link and be back with an EDIT to post it.
www.amazon.com/dp/B076D4Z8LX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_BB0WRTNT2G28KY11SWGF
Here you go. They cut aluminum fast and show no wear. I don't know how they would hold up on continuous steel work. If you're doing aluminum, I think they are really good. I hope you give them a try and post back. Take care.
@@anthonyseidita919 Oh and by the way they say they should be held in a small 3 jaw chuck for proper centering. I have the Dremel 3 jaw and believe me when I tell you your 1/8" collet that came with your Dremel holds them much much better and there's no runout. Again, you can't go wrong with these at that price. I'm not affiliated in any way, but when I find a good product at a good price I like to pass it on. These are my 1st set of the 1/8" burrs, I have many 1/4".
Trying to get a grasp on process of a saw build. Tinman, you modify the cylinders for another shop that is building the saw? How does a person begin to have a saw mo
Thems big ports TM, will be interesting to see how the saw runs.
where did you get that right angle grinder from? i’d be really interested in buying one!
“The Ragged Edge Of Sanity!!!!!” 3lx tall t-shirt should just be black with a 96? Or 95? Or 97 for me..,on the back.. the old 97’s... like a black T with a red 97 on the back..as the TinBasher channel swag!!!! A tiny timing wheel on the front pocket???? 😂😂😂👍
It’s always made me wonder...why weren’t they even thinking....!!! If I was on the team we would always do a final sweep to insure that you could access every nut and bolt... the problem is today that we have over complicated things and designs of every system and every component that they stack crap on top of more crap... for me it doesn’t help that I have the right hands for a dude 6’ 300lbs..... not a alien that’s 5’ and 100lbs. and 1/2 rubber or liquid... I really like the timing chain and water pump on the Honda Pilot’s... tear the front of the car off... it’s always a great day when pulling out your engine helps get you on your bolt like fixing an old Bobcat or whatever... but it’s also a challenge!!!! I just Yelp and call it out and into battle!!! Like O’ yeah... it’s on now boy!!! I love the Chinese stuff.., it’s allowing the chainsaw guys to save a lot of money... those are a good unit if you have issues get the oem foredom sleave and shaft rebuild kit... you might want to watch the Foredom video and watch how you grease your spring in the shaft lightly and oil your handpieces... I dig torque! The long cotter pin like you use for a wheel hub retain but... hammer the eye flat and trim the shaft length and you have a nice long slit that you can chuck into your handpiece and then you slip little 1” strips of 320-500 emery and you have a perfect little exhaust port polish tool... and it’s not a dollar...😂👍. It’s actually very useful on anything you want to polish up a little..,
👍😁. Awesome Shot on the Bevel of the port window!!!! Huge training tip right there! Every single one needs it ...so you have to just make sure that you do it no matter what...new cylinder swap requires some hand work up of the components to make a high quality engine... you get better results if you knock down the edges.., even if you aren’t porting.. I comment that you want to break the top edge around your new piston and people think I’m crazy!😂😂😂😂😂. But, heck, I already knew that!!!😂😂😂😂😂. Love ya, Man!!! Keep Teaching and Preaching proper technique!
Power steering leaks suck🤣 I use stop leak version of transmission fluid. It works until it doesn’t.
Tinman,I was just wondering if the bigger carb and coil had worked on the cs 590. Thanks brother
Do you or have you done any port work on any jonsered saws? I have a older 621 that needs a top end and was thinking about maybe working the ports just a little bit
Gonna be a screamer!!
Cylinder looks nice man, excellent work. Nice to be able to grind for an hour and still pick up your coffee! That saw should rev freely with that early EX timing. This would be an excellent candidate for a narrow kerf bar and chain eh? I'm having great luck with the Oregon speed cut. Narrow saw kerf, cuts like a demon. Just a thought...
Thw difference on my smashed hands is incredible!!
I think this saw would be too much for a narrow kerf setup. Not sure how much power those chains can take
Great work! Wonder where some of us blokes can get a foredom?
where/how do you get that porting tool set up? I can't find anything that lasts. thanks brother keepem screaming!
Will be interesting to hear the sound of the 266. What will the pop be like
Do you know the measurements of the stock ports before porting?
Is that an old 490 in the background?
Good vid! Gotta ask about the YZ in the background though ?!? Didn’t see enough of it to tell year and size? Thought I saw cooling fins? Yz100?
Its an 1983 yz490
Nice. I had a 84 yz490 just sold it
Hey tinman a can't wait to see this saw. when you are done with it. Then the next build we want to see you do a 365xp and turn it into a reed saw. Only joking buddy. Good work.
We could do that.
@@tinmanssaws a think you could easy. A can't wait for the pioneer build too. The homlite you build for buckin was a monster. This is one of the best channels on UA-cam. I see people here in the UK chainsaw groups talking about tinmans saw on UA-cam.
HI TINMAN, i have a question. if you delete the gasket to get more compression then raise the exhaust roof will you end up with more compression than stock. or will it just add rpm.
many thanks caleb
It depends on how much compression you add and how high you raise the roof.
Many of my saw have the same or slightly less compression then stock.
Not to change the subject but what year is your yamaha in the background i had a 77 yz 400 nice old bike it had a Wiesco piston and i ported it it ran awsome if i geared it right it would do 100 mph no problem
1982 yz490
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Where can I get a tinman timing wheel that should be a thing
It's overcast here in pnw OREGON. Hoping it burns off
So in theory if you drop the jug and do a pop up your technically loosing CC’s right?
Not losing displacement CC’s because the bore and stroke does not change. Chamber CC’s drop though increasing compression
not bad for an old bloke lol
Will you do this to my saw?
Hey tinman I'd love to buy your old timing wheel off you
Secret numbers! Boooo! haha
I love buckin too but I watch this channel to get something else...be your own man and be original...you dont need to talk about buckin Billy ray smith every darn video ...please ...love your work
One of my favorite things about UA-cam is the community...for years I have watched Buckin, Harvey and now the Tinman build eachother up and work together, rather than try to tear eachother down. Its a helluva thing. I tend to give credit to those who offer me opportunities. I'm happy to mention those who have given me a hand up, on the regular. Those pivotal people in my life will always occupy my heart and my mind, and anyone who knows me will know about them. I suspect Tinman is of similar mind.
@@SonOfLiberty1984 you do have a valid point sir ...