My First Tiki - Tiki Carving

T theRog05 Member Scottsville, NY Joined: Feb 20, 2014 Posts: 8	T theRog05 Posted posted on Wed, May 7, 2014 12:49 PM On 2014-05-07 12:39, Tiki Republic wrote: Wow! I can tell it has that ability to jump and have given it full respect because of that. The electric chainsaw that I have is a Makita. It has plenty of power and is quiet so my neighbors don't hear me. I picked it up at a tool supply store. Because there was no demand for electric chainsaws they marked it down 40% to make sure that I'd buy it. Hopefully you can have the same luck. I agree, cut deeper! You'll appreciate the extra detail. Thanks. I think deeper makes them come to life, just need to try again on the second one. What model Makita do you have? And did you buy a different blade/chain for detailed work, or do you just use it for the "rough" cuts, then go strait into chisels?

On 2014-05-07 12:39, Tiki Republic wrote:
Wow! I can tell it has that ability to jump and have given it full respect because of that. The electric chainsaw that I have is a Makita. It has plenty of power and is quiet so my neighbors don't hear me. I picked it up at a tool supply store. Because there was no demand for electric chainsaws they marked it down 40% to make sure that I'd buy it. Hopefully you can have the same luck.

I agree, cut deeper! You'll appreciate the extra detail.

Thanks. I think deeper makes them come to life, just need to try again on the second one. What model Makita do you have? And did you buy a different blade/chain for detailed work, or do you just use it for the "rough" cuts, then go strait into chisels?

Post #716255 by theRog05 on Wed, May 7, 2014 12:49 PM