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Yeah, I think Burnham’s is better.

Ringing and resting.

I’m thinking of one....

Or cut a ring, start the next one underneath, get halfway and put on the chain brake, push the top one off, rinse and repeat. Means you never have to pull it up.

Long winded ring downs are all about planning, reducing the times you lift the saw. Sometimes you can cut two rings at a time then push them both off.

You need a little felling lever, means you can take 3/4 times the size off.

I just don't get why the air filter has to be different between the 201t and tc So folks have to buy new spare parts I guess.

In fairness Stig (and I know it’s difficult to tell sometimes) but I think Frankie was joking.

No, it won’t make a jot of difference to my production, I’m not a logger.

Yeah, I never said it was a scientific thing, but I’m no tuner/saw tester. I had one of the first (2013), crap ones, that benefited from the flywheel up grade. The second generation (2014) was a good saw, super reliable. Then I bought the TC which has had a replacement ‘bobin’ (ignition unit in...

Speed is always handy, but stock(ish) saws with a sharp chain are enough for me.

Thanks, mostly my nephew’s (my social media manager) doing.

Bear in mind there was a little bit of operator fluctuation, and my nephew got the upgraded 201 and the stock 201 mixed up in the vid. Also it jams at the end of one of them, but it wouldn’t have affected the result. All brand new chains. I was surprised how much better the TC was.