Looking to purchase a battery saw for chainsaw carving? These are what I use .
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- Thinking about getting a battery powered chainsaw for chainsaw carving ? This is what I use .
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Rewatching this video- buying my stihl 200 today. Since my carving start six months ago when buying a 180 cbe, I now have my 4×8 utility trailer, jawhorse and most all carving tools, a 4550 gen/inverter for power, my suv fixed up for travel and a plan to winter in South Carolina just carving. Ive chosen to live in a tent and my campsite has most everything one needs. Thanks to your videos getting me started, Im well on my way and will be 90% off the grid. Kids are grown and I can do as i please. This my retirement dream!!
Oh man ! That is awesome! Congratulations! Start a youtube channel and video the journey!!
Will keep you posted- still need to set up my facebook thing. Thx again.
Good luck
Very Helpful Kyle!! Thank you for taking the time to clarify things on this topic!
You’re welcome
Just got the MSA140 and I have buyers remorse. Instead put a 043 gauge on a dewalt 20v saw, it runs circles around the Stihl. It has enough guts to run 3/8lp chain and use it to mill pine
The 140 is just a little guy . Great for detail work but definitely not for milling . With current battery saw sizes the only battery saw I would even attempt to mill with is the Stihl MSA300 and even that’s a little small to be milling with .
As far as Stihl to dewalt. I like carving with Stihl I can get the parts I need not sure about parts for dewalt.
Thanks Kyle one for the information. I'll have my husband watch this with me again this weekend.
You’re welcome
This is a fantastic video. Even tho its a couple years old it really apllies today.
Will be uploading a new one today discussing chainsaws
Good stuff.
I not know about carving but I do have the MSA 220C for little over 3 years and have used it quite heavy never have a problem so far.
Thanks Kyle 👍. Great detailed information. I had no idea about the different battery packs, the guys at the store failed to mention that little detail. Pretty sure I'm going with the MSA200. THANKS AGAIN!
You’re welcome! Glad I could help you out ! 👍🏻
The MSA 200 will be a nice saw . Just be sure to check those sizes on the bar for 1/4 pitch so you can swap out a dime tip bar when you want to . I will be making a video soon with my opinion on beginner gas saws and comparing the gas and battery saws I have .
Great video. Appreciate the overview.
So helpful. Thank you Kyle!
You’re welcome
It looks like the price for a MSA 160 + battery and charger is over $900. I liked this video very much, but that price really slowed me down. The saw itself isn’t unreasonably expensive, but the markup on the battery and charger is unreal.
I don’t disagree with you . Going to batteries is definitely an investment up front
Thanks for the info good informative video
This is helpful 👍
ThAnks very much Kyle I have the msa 200 but just using the normal bar mite have to get a dime tip for it aswell thanks for the information on the different saws :-)
You are welcome
They changed the gauge 2023 on the 220cb (see through oil tank)I'm interested in very large bowl material removal,by means of stripeing the log in the shape of the three foot cavity,so as to rapidly chase out the 30cm depth with a massive gauge.i would love if you could do a comparison of this year's multy brand carving chainsaws ,with these small models for heavy duty removal
I’d love to but Not sure I’ll have the funds to compare saws I do not already own . I have all Stihl .
Thanks for the information on electric chainsaw how about gas chainsaws which one should I get to start out with
Hi Carl I will work on putting a gas saw video together for next week .👍🏻
Hi Kyle. Can you detail carve with bar and chain that comes with Stijl MSA 160. Dealer says Stihl doesn’t make dime tip bar for the saw.
Hi Kyle. Not having any luck getting part number for 12” dime tip carving bar .043 gage for MSA 160. Dealer and there distributors can’t come up with the number.
The 12” .043 carving bar 30050003105
Kyle
What is the advantage of putting an 8” cannon bar on the saw.
Hi Charlie . I think it’s for better control when carving details. I have only used the 12” bars - stihl and canon. I like them because I have a farther reach when needed on some bigger carvings . I might need to order an 8” and try it out though
Hi Kyle, thought I would share my first experience trying to carve. I can't yet get my hands on the chainsaws you mention but definitely will try. In the meantime, tried using what I have which is a 9A corded saw with 14" bar. I paid to have the chain sharpened prior to using it for carving and put on all my safety gear. Got a newly cut maple tree log and tried cutting into it. Oh man, it did not at all slice like a hot knife through butter, it just kept bouncing off the wood and making wavy, jagged cuts. I gave up eventually. I can only think that my saw is not meant to cut thick, fresh wood. Do you think my conclusion is correct or is it some other problem in your opinion? Value your opinion, thanks.
Fresh wood is the easiest to carve as its softer than dry wood . With that said maple is a hard wood . I recommend carving pine , fir , spruce . If the saw is not cutting the chain could be on backwards. Also I have a couple videos out on how to sharpen your own saws. This is a great skill to have , will save you money and it’s easier than it looks !
@@KyleHallwoodworker Don't think the chain is on backwards as I never removed it and I assumed the fellow who sharpened it would have noticed. Maybe just not powerful enough for hard wood like maple as you say. I will definitely learn how to sharpen my own chains and will look up your videos on this before doing it. Discouraged by this first experience but will try again at some point, maybe when I have a better saw. Thanks.
have you used corded saws
No Teena I have not
Hey kyle another great video 😎
My question is do you know what sprocket/ part number it is for the 1/4 pitch on the msa 220 ?
Cheers
I don’t know the sprocket number . I’m getting the info from the numbers on the bar
Hi Kyle. Can you detail carve with bar and chain that comes with Stijl MSA 160. Dealer says Stihl doesn’t make dime tip bar for the saw.
You can . And the Stihl dime tip bar aka Stihl carving bar will fit . Get it in .043 with .043 chain
Just need to double check the saw has a 1/4 pitch sprocket on it . If not they can order that as well. I work part time at a Stihl dealer .
Can’t find a part number for the carving bar that fits 43 gage for MSA 160.
Hi Kyle. Having no luck with 12” carving bar 43gage part number for MSA 160. No help from dealer and internet only has for 50.