Thanx for doing these videos Donny, it’s great to have knowledge from someone who really knows his stuff! I would love to know more about porting an 038 mag and how to get the best out of the old girl, if you ever have the time to make a vid on this model I most definitely want to see it. Anyways all the best from the U.K. Donny and please give my respects to your Dad he sounds like the kinda guy who could teach us all a thing or two about life.
And another great video Donny.The most important part was the talk on PPE .take it from a foolish old man, use all the personal safety gear that you need even if it's only a 5 min job, they always turn out to a lot more than 5 minutes .it takes less then the blink of an eye to loose the sight in it for good ,this I know, hearing is a real chore when you get old if you don't protect it when you are young. Don't forget to use proper ventilation systems .Thanks Donny
Thanks for showing your tools and bench! I worked with diamond setters for 13 years. Your tools, bench and dust collection system are similar. Except I used to collect all the scrap, worn tools and take it all to the refiner. We'd recover platinum, gold and other precious metal.
I am glad your sharing yo experience and your knowledge .we are in a heat wave are self s in the mountains are self it never used to get this hot are rivers are down to trickle I live in Northern California just 80 miles we have a big fire 🔥 going on up in the mountains most folks don’t have ac up there because Sumer s never been extreme . Keep up the UA-cam thing maybe get bucking billy ray over running power saws together with your dad😁😁😁😁😁👍👍👍👍🥤🥤🥤
Hi Donny Thanks for sharing your knowledge and tips you definitely have the best setup. If I was to get into porting work definitely set up like you have great video love your work.
You and tinman have convinced me to start getting some tooling soon and looking for cheap saws.....so I can see what I can blow up and what I can learn haha
I've learned from your friendship with the "saw people" that your knowledge is highly-regarded. As is your humble attitude by myself. Thanks for the information and time your willing to share with us, it will always be appreciated. H
Donny your a ball of great information that's priceless in some people's eyes I love the content I love building saws love ya bud keep saw in the wood 😎
Great info, especially on maintenance on flex shafts, inspection and grease. I love the dust collector setup. I’ve done a lot of v8 head porting and the messiest are the old cast iron ones. I first used a shopvac but the darn thing was so loud I switched to an old Electrolux canister vac pulling through a 5gal bucket as a filter. Much quieter and could run for hrs :)
Donny Walker is a lot closer to the Husqvarnas goin into the wood than the Husqvarna engineers are and kudos to the engineers for respecting this man, realizing his hands on expertise and readily supplying Mr. Walker with their information. the guy's dad grew up in a logging camp, now that's some provenance
Your a Legend. What's your maintenance for your body condition? I see you with PPE respirator while porting and polishing at your station, but can you do a video about the effects of aluminum exposure? I'm not beating you up, I just know you've thought about it. Stay safe and healthy Donny, your the King!! A+++ A1!
Good advice on the Flex shaft, just be sure to NEVER use oil. It will break down the sheath and u will basically have to throw away the set. Like that 90-degree 😊
Craig. Great video again thanks for the information. I have a question about Sthil saws I am wondering about 064, 066, or 660 would like your opinion thanks.
Wonder what numbers you like on the 390xps? I know you prefer the 385's but there is something about the 390 that keeps me grabbing it everytime I need a saw. Thanks for being so open.
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Bless you for sharing your wisdom and life with us Donny.
I lean so much from you in every educational video.
Another good one, Donny!
Thanx for doing these videos Donny, it’s great to have knowledge from someone who really knows his stuff!
I would love to know more about porting an 038 mag and how to get the best out of the old girl, if you ever have the time to make a vid on this model I most definitely want to see it.
Anyways all the best from the U.K. Donny and please give my respects to your Dad he sounds like the kinda guy who could teach us all a thing or two about life.
And another great video Donny.The most important part was the talk on PPE .take it from a foolish old man, use all the personal safety gear that you need even if it's only a 5 min job, they always turn out to a lot more than 5 minutes .it takes less then the blink of an eye to loose the sight in it for good ,this I know, hearing is a real chore when you get old if you don't protect it when you are young. Don't forget to use proper ventilation systems .Thanks Donny
Thanks for showing your tools and bench! I worked with diamond setters for 13 years. Your tools, bench and dust collection system are similar. Except I used to collect all the scrap, worn tools and take it all to the refiner. We'd recover platinum, gold and other precious metal.
Thank's for another fine video! Always some interesting saw/ tool talk and info and a cool story from the past. Thank you!
I am glad your sharing yo experience and your knowledge .we are in a heat wave are self s in the mountains are self it never used to get this hot are rivers are down to trickle I live in Northern California just 80 miles we have a big fire 🔥 going on up in the mountains most folks don’t have ac up there because Sumer s never been extreme . Keep up the UA-cam thing maybe get bucking billy ray over running power saws together with your dad😁😁😁😁😁👍👍👍👍🥤🥤🥤
Hi Donny Thanks for sharing your knowledge
and tips you definitely have the best setup.
If I was to get into porting work definitely set up like you have great video love your work.
Hey, thanks for the "shout out" Brutha!
You and tinman have convinced me to start getting some tooling soon and looking for cheap saws.....so I can see what I can blow up and what I can learn haha
I've learned from your friendship with the "saw people" that your knowledge is highly-regarded. As is your humble attitude by myself. Thanks for the information and time your willing to share with us, it will always be appreciated. H
Great info Donny, thanks. Have a fun weekend.
Donny your a ball of great information that's priceless in some people's eyes I love the content I love building saws love ya bud keep saw in the wood 😎
Great info, especially on maintenance on flex shafts, inspection and grease. I love the dust collector setup. I’ve done a lot of v8 head porting and the messiest are the old cast iron ones. I first used a shopvac but the darn thing was so loud I switched to an old Electrolux canister vac pulling through a 5gal bucket as a filter. Much quieter and could run for hrs :)
Just mixed the bad connections on my mother's Electrolux vacuum. Its at least 55 years old.
Dull chain is not safe, but sharp chain will do quite a number itself.
Love the info man keep up the great work
Interesting/helpful set up. I enjoyed your families bio on the web site.
We are all better off with the knowledge for everyone. 💪🏻💛🖤🪓🦾 Keep doing you.
Kindness and love
That's a nice set up you've got there Donny
what a treat, get to see where it all happens. thanks
Another great vid. Thank you sir. Be safe and be careful
Donny Walker is a lot closer to the Husqvarnas goin into the wood than the Husqvarna engineers are and kudos to the engineers for respecting this man, realizing his hands on expertise and readily supplying Mr. Walker with their information. the guy's dad grew up in a logging camp, now that's some provenance
Great video donny
Your a Legend. What's your maintenance for your body condition? I see you with PPE respirator while porting and polishing at your station, but can you do a video about the effects of aluminum exposure? I'm not beating you up, I just know you've thought about it. Stay safe and healthy Donny, your the King!! A+++ A1!
Good advice on the Flex shaft, just be sure to NEVER use oil. It will break down the sheath and u will basically have to throw away the set. Like that 90-degree 😊
Craig. Great video again thanks for the information. I have a question about Sthil saws I am wondering about 064, 066, or 660 would like your opinion thanks.
K what’s up with them great saws
@@donnywalker4691 I have been looking for a bigger saw to do some milling I have Sthil saws and would like to stay with them.
Has any one ever asked you to port a weed Wacker or power prunner?
Oh ya I’ve done from rc 2 strokes at 30cc to 500 cc dirt bikes same thing but bigger love all 2 strokes🪵👍
Wonder what numbers you like on the 390xps? I know you prefer the 385's but there is something about the 390 that keeps me grabbing it everytime I need a saw. Thanks for being so open.