Husqvarna 268xp giveaway saw. Timing numbers

[@colvinwellborn]

You keep going over the timing process and it makes more sense to me every time. Keep it up, you'll make saw porters of all of us!

[@johnarnettsways.8758]

Very knowledgeable. Thank you for a class in saw building. This information would cost a lot of money if it were a technical class in college. Thanks tinman.

[@jasonmercer9962]

Awesome detail in this video and great camera work. It was a learning experience for sure.

[@tinmanssaws]

Mornin Jason

[@jasonmercer9962]

@@tinmanssaws Mornin Tinman Foley🤣😂🤣

[@tazman-kennyfuller]

Thank you Tinman. Great video buddy and great explanation in real world terms. Love it. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓

[@tinmanssaws]

Mornin Tazzy

[@tazman-kennyfuller]

@@tinmanssaws good morning Mr. TINMAN. Hope you have a great day and hope your week is going great as well. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓

[@richnorman5017]

SUPER video Tinman!!!! Loved how you showed how to massage timing numbers and how they changed to get better numbers for a stronger power saws!!!!! Showing how to without a lot of machining!!!!!

[@mapleridgeoutdoors4136]

The way you break it down makes it so much easier to comprehend! Im pumped to see this saw cut!

[@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849]

There is a huge difference between your own understanding and putting that to work on building a saw yourself and then teaching all of that to others..... You do both of these things exceedingly well! 👏👍

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

indeed luitenant

[@simpleman4224]

Thanks for sharing your head full of knowledge! Gonna make somebody a nice saw! 👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Piledriver2235]

Great vid. I really like the repetition with timing wheel. Feels like I understand it more everytime and when something (like the squish in this case) is off, i learn more hearing you talk through the different options.

[@daninuesca3801]

Hi Tinman, thank you for sharing all of your knowledge on porting powersaws..Awesome buddy!take care EVERYONE! ALOHA! 👌🤙🏾🤙🏻🍒🤗😎

[@ClintsHobbiesDIY]

Thanks for the time to explain Tinman.

[@tinmanssaws]

Mornin

[@ClintsHobbiesDIY]

@@tinmanssaws Mornin Tinman. I misplaced the cylinder and piston for the 046 you gave me numbers to port. It's been missing for months. I finally found it. That's a story in it's self. I hope to get in back together in the next two days and do a vid on the first start. I'll send you a link. Take care.

[@justinweaver8787]

All very good information tinman thank u for all ur education an learning videos. Appreciate u an all u do.

[@HuckThis1971]

Nice t shirt! Hats off to all our forest fire fighters.

[@HuckThis1971]

Helping my brother in law clearing so he can build his house. He bought me a Stihl ms 362c. Made in Germany! Das gut!

[@randyforestier7256]

I've watch you do this alot. But I keep watching to burn it into my brain. plus I've built 3 husky 61.Thanks Tinman.

[@tinmanssaws]

I find for me repetition helps me learn..

[@tnhighlander8662]

I found tin flashing is .010, I used it for a base gasket when I needed the extra clearance after a base gasket delete when the squish was .012

[@SonOfLiberty1984]

I've found your run of the mill soda can runs about .005

[@AnDrEw122100]

Hey whatever works. My old man used to make gaskets out of cardboard in a pinch .

[@dwoods1178]

Thanks Tinman! Lots of good tips and experience you are sharing. Very interesting!

[@edwingroening5087]

Thank you for doing this. You're helping a lot of us out. That's gonna be one heck of a firewood saw.

[@cliffpalermo]

Thanks you're a great teacher looking forward to the next

[@timothyvaughan7974]

Ive been a subscriber of yours,Ironhorse and Buckin Billy for a couple weeks and can't say enough how amazing you all are ,you guys ROCK!!🤘 I truly love how y'all enjoy helping others out,keep up the good work and the videos they're awesome!!! All you fellas are super knowledgeable and informative about saws that it's got me wanting to try my hands at building a saw. I'm a gear head myself but never tried building a saw but thinking seriously about it. I'm thinking about building one of my grandpa's old saws. Ones a Grey top Husqvarna 61 and a old stihl 032av but thinking about building the Husqvarna 61. Just got the Husqvarna 61 running which it only needed the oil pump leak fixed but besides that its awesome. I don't think he hardly used it cause it looks new, just leaking cause of sitting and the seals dry rotted so I'll be watching alot more of your vids buddy and probably be ordering some goodies from Wolf Creek soon......wish me luck.

[@brittainwright1]

Just did the muffler mod and carb tune on my Echo CS400. I love that little saw, but could sure use something bigger. Your channel is awesome 👌

[@matthewscantland85]

Something I really like about your builds is that you take the extra time to really clean the bottom end of the saw even if there’s nothing wrong with it. Other builders are like if the bearings feel good then they don’t mess with it.

[@retiredwelder]

Awesome job buddy. Your a great teacher. You would be a perfect shop/small engine teacher in a high school. As always WORK SAFE 😎😎🇨🇦🇺🇸

[@richardrardain646]

If there's a list for the giveaway saw I would like to be on it. Great videos 👍

[@jaymessmall7745]

Always a great help, God bless you and your family and everyone on the channel with love Jay small

[@ChevyGuy70]

You are great at explaining working on saws👍 you should have classes for people who want to learn your trade. I’d be at the front of the class😂😎

[@johnsuch5914]

Man you make it look so easy....LOL but for you it is....Thanks for ALL the instruction...A real teacher you are :)

[@WildAcresFarms]

You learn when you port your very first saw carefully over a full weekend. I wrecked my first cylinder, bought a second, and wound up with a very sporty Stihl 044 (71cc w/ 32” bar). Then you come watch the videos again,, they finally make total sends, and takes six hours to do your second saw. Go build one - worst thing you can do is wreck a part and try again.

[@Swamp-Fox]

Thanks for explaining what to do if you don't have a lathe!

[@metalted6128]

Great video, great info!! I’m getting hooked , and wanting to hot rod my old 350 husky!! It’s my back up saw. But why not build it better!!!

[@magicthewoodchopper4209]

Hey TinMan 👋 hope all is well with you and i appreciate that thank u. Because i was just out in the lower Nicola Valley for 2 day's up at my dads property building and strengthing primarily structural guard,s and running protection sprinkler lines and also helping out doing evacuations

[@11bayrat]

Thanks for sharing. Very helpful

[@richiecaelwarts7873]

Thats some cool stuff Tinman thats going to be a great saw for some one .

[@justgold6352]

Thanks so much for your video’s I’m Learning so much from you. Hope you ship to Australia I would love this Saw 🤞

[@aaronpowell4885]

Thank you for sharing this awesome information👍 wonderful explanation! I don't own a lathe but have free access to one, just never have enjoyed using someone else's tools as much as my own.

[@jacobhein4319]

98 exhaust opening can rip on a 60 cc saw. If applicable would widening then exhaust be worth while since your blowdown is 21?

[@MkmeOrg]

Well done Bud. Cheers

[@jdspencer4297]

Great lesson sir. Awesome video. I'm thinking of tackling a 372 xp.

[@jbergakker]

Thank you for the explanation

[@ozdatman]

Good demo Tinman. Nice to hear you wearing those Japanese safety boots in the workshop. Cheers mate.

[@rodneyyazzie3739]

Would be nice to win a power saw, I never owned a hotrod saw. I do love all the videos and information about ported power saws. Keep up the great work and be safe at home and work, blessings to you and your family. Welcome to the new Comer.

[@kennethfraser9006]

Awsome video, very well explained.

[@jonathanhall136]

Thanks Tinman, very informative video. 😁

[@antoniomorgado5304]

Nice content! Cheers from Portugal!!!!!

[@chrishavlin349]

U the man tin man if it wasnt for u i wouldnt know jack about saws keep up the good work love ur work buddy

[@luisgodoy9315]

Lots of great info like always

[@juicebox41]

Looks like a bit of crud in the intake bolt holes. Thanks for the timing lesson.

[@rchighfield1]

Thanks

[@badmonkeybushcraft4229]

Great vid. Keep up the good work!

[@sebastianleicht]

Well explained sir! Nice Vid!

[@whatnowstinky]

do you have a set of intake duration to exhaust opening numbers you like to hit? is there a basic set of rules for how a saw will behave (with your porting style) for say a long intake and a low exhaustn roof vs a short intake with a high roof vs long/high? also, in a previous video you said popups hurt the transfer flow across the crown. have you tried leaning back the popup edges towards the intake?

[@travisweldmaster7815]

Oooh tinman love you brother!

[@madmodifier]

Thanks for another informative video!

[@TheOneinjun]

Tinman love your work ! like smokey the bear says "only YOU can make me a beleiver in Husky "

[@RGD-Audio-Repairs]

i have a McCulloch that id love to get ported.. But honestly.. Confused the snot out of me haha.

[@byronrees378]

How do you enter the giveaway tin man Because I am 15 and I want to get into Power saws ?. I have 2 chainsaw l have a husqvarna 562XPG and husqvarna 135.2.

[@aaronjohnwhite]

Good teacher

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Thank you!

[@waynecostanza2280]

Now wouldn’t cutting the crown only effect exhaust timing and upper transfer, I feel like intake timing would be the same? Maybe that’s what you were saying and I missed it? Also the pop up is it a 50mm or a 52mm and why did you chose to go with whatever it is. Your videos are invaluable, just pure KZbin gold.

[@WildAcresFarms]

Cutting the crown would be done to open up the squish band to a safe .020” and then you’d re-time the saw and decide what to do from there. You’re correct; intake would not move at all. Perhaps slight changes on exh and transfers.

[@rdcustomdiecast]

Another great video is the drill chuck 3/8 or 1/2

[@tinmanssaws]

3/8 i think???

[@mm88swrt]

I wish I had time to port my 460...

[@Mikzone-zb6jk]

Nice job brother

[@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648]

I am watching these a little out of order but we had a wicked storm and lost power for 6 days

[@RivaRider53]

The piston could be not center in the cyl because it has no rings on it. Maybe this is why you think your exaust port roof isnt simetrical when you timed your exhaust opening degree. What you think about this?

[@tinmanssaws]

The piston to bore is only a couple thou stock so there really isnt enough movement ro cause any issues.. My grinding was slightky to one side so thats why it was like that..

[@RivaRider53]

@@tinmanssaws Im sure you have tried flatter roof exhaust port? Little bit harder on ring but worth the gain imo. I prefer changing ring couple time to be on safe side. What your opinion?

[@dougfleming2099]

Nice vid tm. I like timing.

[@CadillacZachOffical]

Guess who's McCulloch flatback carb rebuild kit just showed up from sugar creek today!!! 😁😁😁

[@BourbonDrinker]

This was very interesting

[@paulborden2544]

Hello and good day . At work will finish later.🙂

[@markhicks9545]

No I think his ears have not changed but we should put a timing wheel on and check I'm sure he has got his head on up side down

[@byronrees378]

And I love your video so keep it up ✊

[@friedbologna8331]

Look at ol' Tinman done went and got his ears lowered....

[@kermitfrog1897]

Yeah, I didn't even recognize him

[@goldandgunsprospecting8023]

By taking the exhaust to 98 what did that do to your compression or is compression really not a worry for you?

[@tinmanssaws]

The pop up brings the conpression back up a bit. And you are correct I don't build for compression.

[@goldandgunsprospecting8023]

The reason I asked is i have a 272xp I ported and the exhaust timing is 98 but my compression was only 120 with a hyway pop-up no base gasket. 017 squish which i know that's right but me thinking something was very wrong i pulled it back apart to check for damage thinking maybe I didn't get it chamfered good. But that was not the case so I decided I'll just throw a base gasket in it to see if it drops and it went down to 100psi. Is 120psi OK then in a ported saw like that? I did three great cycles with it but I didn't try and cut with it. Sounds great though.

[@goldandgunsprospecting8023]

I meant i know that .017 is tight but I went for it.

[@tinmanssaws]

It takes a bit for compression to come up on a new build, the rings need to seat..

[@goldandgunsprospecting8023]

Thanks my friend! I love your videos brother keep em coming!

[@larrybollinger7319]

Isn't that piston in backwards

[@larrybollinger7319]

No its not. It looks like a Y on the top of the piston

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

i will port

[@tinmanssaws]

Yes you will

[@Thetreefella]

💜 TINMAN 💜

[@tinmanssaws]

Liggett

[@swere1240]

i would love to try to port a saw some time i just need to find a saw worth porting first lol i dont think porting a 029 stihl is worth it

[@jacobhein4319]

Eh your gonna be learning so much porting your first saw that really any saw is worth porting unless your afraid to wreck it.. Theres always cheap used poulans worth porting...

[@WildAcresFarms]

The larger the saw the more noticeable the gains are. Also, larger bores and ports are easier to work on.

[@felixbinette9752]

Way 😎😎 making me think

[@JoeRainis156]

Get the Squish

[@1jonat]

tinman can you please include me on the list for the giveaway? I'd be so grateful sir, I don't have enough to buy a pro saw but maybe some day...family and kids come first but maybe one day i'll have a nice saw

[@friedbologna8331]

We nicknamed my buddy sammy sausage fingers cause he had fat lil digits...

[@mcdanielssaws197]

But but I have a lathe I want to partyy