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  1. Hams25
    Are you joking ? What sort of thing is that to say to someone interested in the hobby
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    I'm sure a first aid kit will be useless when chainsaws are involved
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    Which carving bar is a good starter bars
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    Iv been doing some chainsaw manouvres so to speak for a while as I'm a carpenter I built a porch for a pub out of oak beams with my circular saw and a hired chain mortiser and couldn't help thinking my chainsaws would have been just as good. I'm also looking at getting into carving what would you guys suggest to get started bearing in mind my chainsaws are an 038. And a ms 660
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    Even when plunge cutting a motice for a log building ?
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    Hi chap I'm new to this do carving bar kickback more than standard bars ? Some people go on like they are dangerous and others say it's the same. How to I keep both legs ?
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    I don't know how to find your message mate how much do you want
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    Lol yeah my saws are way to heavy to use. How much do you want for the saws just out of interest
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    Cheer guys I'll let you know how I get on
  10. Hams25
    Hi chaps new to this as I said in another thread if got a stihl 660 and an 0 38 I'm just getting into carving milling and log building and wondered what saw you use for carving as my other two are way to big cheers
  11. Hams25
    Hi chaps I've recently started making my own timber from logs I've been told to stay away from rip chains !!! I've herd stories of stitches and missing digits. Are they really as deadly as I've been told or is it people miss using them getting bitten. I've only recently started using the chainsaw for planking so any tips or words of warning are welcome cheers

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