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Yup.

I'll take your word for it, Willard...though I doubt I have the skill to make that work. Just have to work with a file like the old school sawyers did, I guess. Which is what I am, I suppose :). Not that you are not, just that you are ahead of the curve, yet again :D.

A well-positioned vice is the cat's meow.

:roll: My word..."a better way".

Don't make it an imposition on your time, Willard. It would be fun to see, at your leisure...which you may have little of, seeing as moving house can be a BIG job. Hope it works out that you get that little piece if peaceful country living.

Looks like a go-gettin' machine, Willard. Got any pics, or better yet video of it in competition action? Hat's off, sir.

Willard, what the hell is that beastie in the foreground of that pic?

Heck, even out here the 084 stays in my shed almost all of the time. It is a pleasure to run with the 42" b/c on a good sized felling job, balance isn't bad at all...conversely, that same powerhead with the 60" mounted is nothing but azz busting work to handle.

Now let's be fair..Stig runs a reasonably respectable 36 inch bar on his 088, if I recall correctly :).

Only on the 084.

Warped for life, son :D.

:lol::lol::lol:

It's just you, Rajan.

Now that's just sick, Jed. :D

Just like your avatar, Stig! Shopped, no doubt. :D

Not so much that everything HAS to be big here...it's that most everything just IS!!

:lol:

Yup...listen to Uncle Al.

Same idea, works a treat.

If you're a real scrimper, just cut a nice smooth piece of hardwood limb about the size of the handle you want, drill a hole in it and tap the file in...I've got a couple I made like this. I didn't even round them off or anything, but if you have a hankering to whittle, you could pretty it up...