I got mine on Amazon

Not home yet, not great Internet

@@WoolysWorld well enjoy yourself and family time! Who knows you might be up for the challenge when you get back!😂😂😂

Cheers buddy, works really well

Yes

@@WoolysWorld that’s what I’ve been wanting! Cheers mate

@HerrSoder np

Cheers buddy

Doubt it

@@WoolysWorld I figured, but even if it was a scaled down structure, it would be a great learning experience!

Seems like the same thing

@@WoolysWorld Thanks!!

@greggould4275 np

You said it buddy, fantastic hats

I was thinking about that

Nice

Does skip tooth mill cross cut very well? Ill try it.

@@metalandwood4u I've no idea

Cheers buddy

I'm sure

Nice

Nice

I'm 5 foot 7 inches, about a 39 inch chest , this is a small , fits very well

@@WoolysWorldThank you friend. I’ll likely get a medium then for my height.

@morganmorris97 good job

I've never heard of it , any links

Not that I can remember

Might settle down after the engine has run in a bit.

@NewWorldHoarder notice once used for a few mins it does settle. I'm having trouble i keep running outta fuel. When I fill the bottle that comes with it nd use the 2 stroke oil. How far up on the tank can u fill it ?

@@deiselthebelgianmalinois8387 Ok, firstly I apologise, the chap in this video states that the engine on these machines is a four stroke, which caused me to delete the original message I was typing to you. Since I checked the spec and it’s listed as a two stroke, here goes…. 1. Check your fuel mixture ratios carefully. I’m guessing this thing like most small engines (2T) will require a fairly strict 50/1 ratio. I tend to run things at more like 30/1 or 40/1 to protect the engine, and suffer the fumes accordingly. If you don’t have one, buy a 2 stroke fuel mixing bottle from Screwfix / Toolstation / B&Q. Etc. Fill the petrol to the line and then add two stroke oil to your preferred ratio. Secondly prime the carb, start the engine and let run for a few minutes, to warm up. If you are experiencing low rev stutters, it might be worth adjusting the carburettor using the idle or LOW screw. If the engine runs rough and feels unable to ‘rev out’ at the full throttle position,mit maybe need adjustments on the HIGH screw. Some carburettors have adjuster screws that work with a slim flat head screwdriver, others require specialist tools which a set on Amazon is quite affordable. Once you’ve got the oil/petrol mix right, and the carb running nicely, you should be golden. Bear in mind, these things will ALWAYS kick out some smoke by the nature of the engines. I love two stroke engines for their light weight, simplicity and ability to be used at all angles. Having one strapped to your back is bound to cause some fume inhalation, so if this is a problem a four stroke unit will be less obnoxious. Let me know how you get on 👍🏻 🙂

@NewWorldHoarder hi mate thanks for replying. mine is 2 stroke. I use choke when cold. And it revs more when put choke off. It jumping on the ground like moving itself. I don't think it should be so jittery. Also I use correct 40/1 ratio of oil nd petrol. How do u ajust the carburetor on this model? Can u do it without takin it apart ? It's blowing out awful blue fumes. It stinks of burning petrol or oil. It's a new machine so shouldn't smell this potent

Cheers mister

Lol, cheers buddy

@@WoolysWorld Your welcome

@Thomas-z9t5k nice

Nice

@@WoolysWorld at least I didn’t want you to do a “cottage thatched roof “. Just to let you know, I would do the walls the same way as the roof, this way it will be a solid wind break for sleeping!

@thesmallwoodlot433 that's the plan

I'll cover it with builders plastic or felt

@@WoolysWorld builders plastic,ok, felt no I think it would ruin it!

@thesmallwoodlot433 it will have to have some sort of cover, the over lap won't be enough

@@WoolysWorld take an up close picture of a few of the gaps, as close to straight down as possible, if the gap appears then , yes you need another cover, if it disappears the you can seal it up with rope & caulk then seal over the wood with an outdoor rated protective finish, it may take a few coats, but just think how it will look!

​@@WoolysWorldThere gaps like that on the roof of my old house but the overlapping slates keep the rain out

Nice one, great saw

Cheers buddy

I'm hoping it will, but us 81 cc enough for milling

@@WoolysWorld You can do some serious damage with something that size. If you're to invest in a new Husky that size you're looking at a grand maybe?

@@stephenclarke2206 5-600 second hand from what I've seen

@@WoolysWorld I just did a quick search it doesn't look like you can buy them new anymore.

@stephenclarke2206 not that I've seen

The husky way or no way

@@WoolysWorld you don’t know what your missing! Bang for buck, both are great saws, echo just costs less here in the states

@thesmallwoodlot433 I've never even seen them here

@@WoolysWorld well, I am sure you can find one somewhere

@@WoolysWorld Ive seen them in other European countries Ive never known of anyone using them professionally

Lol

@@WoolysWorld I am not wrong am I 😂😂😂

Good man Bud

Really! That's interesting, I was thinking about it today and i would probably get another one if something happened to this one

But I do need a milling machine

Ya. My friend has a 572 and loves it. But had to replace the primer. Purge bulp twice. Don't get me wrong the 572. And all the 5 series are serious kit. The power is amazing.but I still would buy a 365 if was getting a new saw

Hi Wooly , nice vid . I’m a saw nut so excuse my comments . Where’s your 4 series husky ? It would have eaten those trees - 365 is to much saw for that . Love your work 👍

@@danturner3575 my 435 is not running welll, ive left it in to be looked at, i couldnt figure it ou

Still a small on the active but I think I need to size up the Bartlett

@@WoolysWorld thanks bro!

@@ryg369 no problem, both great jackets but I prefer the active

Cheers buddy

I was thinking that too

@@WoolysWorld unless, your weather proof sheathing is clear, then you can have shelter and still look at the stars, oops I mean clouds and rain drops at night!😂😂😂

Exactly buddy

You gotta think outside the box. Utilize the Japanese method and burn the floor. So even when it rains, the floor is water resistant. Lather the wood with motor oil for additional resistance - no one should be operating fire near this log storage anyways so no need to worry unless your near the equator.

@@AGMJSProduction great ideas

Slow enough, would have been quicker with dimensional lumber

Excellent stuff jeb

It's a very capable machine

A reciprocating saw is handy too

Lol, no way , far too much work

Next time you build like this, you will remember to start at the entry way, and work your way backwards, this way all smaller filler boards are in an area that will not have high traffic

@thesmallwoodlot433 the more I think about it the more I realise that your right!

@@WoolysWorld well it would solve your problem, if not then put the filler board in the existing gap

@@WoolysWorld 👍 this is the best way to go I think, and just think of the content you will have😂😂😂besides that this is what builds communities like this and make it worthwhile!

I like the look of the x27

Good man Bud

90% of it has been on the ground for at least 6 months , most 1-2 years, the 4x2's are from the hardware store , I think Itwillbe ok, and if not it will still be ok

Lol

@@WoolysWorld need a hand with a wasp nest ,are you game😀😀😀

@thesmallwoodlot433 I've my own to deal with

@@WoolysWorld so your going for a blast relocation?

@thesmallwoodlot433 it's in my roof

Tough enough to get a sweat on

Lol

For the floor, I would ditch the “live edge “ and tighten up the joints a bit

@thesmallwoodlot433 ah no, leave the gaps

@@WoolysWorld then watch out for some ankle injuries

@@thesmallwoodlot433 that's not the floor, that's the flooring drying out a bit

Good man Bud