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Thanks man, it works great and will be around for generations! Thanks for watching and commenting!

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Good deal, does it have full motion? And is that $350 USD? That would be close to $500 canadian, i built mine for under $300 canadian

Yeah it seems to be a pretty decent plasma for the money. I never noticed any surging with mine when maxed out. I wish they would ship them with both nozzle sizes, but it did cut 1/2" plate fine with the small oriface. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Yeah it seems to be a pretty decent plasma for the money. I never noticed any surging with mine when maxed out. I wish they would ship them with both nozzle sizes, but it did cut 1/2" plate fine with the small oriface. Thanks for watching and commenting!

I agree, ive got 2 or 3 tanks through mine, and for the money, im impressed!

Thanks, glad you liked the vid! Thanks for watching and commenting!

A neotec ns8105, pretty sure i stated that in the video...maybe not though its been a while since i made the video. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Cool, sorry didn't pick up on that, but nice job 👍

Yeah $250ish canadian, cant get them for $300 canadian here, more like $450 Thanks for watching and commenting!

Your welcome

Its possible, depends whats leaking

Tricks of the trade my friend, comes with experience! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Gee thanks! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Its in the program

Yep thats about what it does. Thanks for watching and commenting.

It comes with the arcdroid updates

Probably around 70psi, i never change the pressure, i just typically change the cut speed.

Thanks for watching and commenting! To be honest its been so long since i did it i dont even remember the order, but i havent had any leaks or trouble with the way i did it.

Oh yeah for sure, those clone saws are most definitely less cc's than they claim, i think my stihl is an ms 250, my neotec is an 038 clone i believe and it is quite powerfull, i made a video on that saw when i got it, check it out if you like! Thanks for watching and commenting!

You're welcome. The MS 250 is a nice saw 45cc and 3hp. That's very good power for 45cc, my Husky 50 (50cc) had 3hp. I watched a comparison test of several saws under $400us and the MS 250 blew away the others. recently bought a used 025 which I think is the same as the 250 but without AV. I wish it had AV though.

Hey thanks for watching and commenting! I believe it was close to $700 in steel, cant remember exactly. You just keep accumulating tools for every project and eventually you will have a shop full of them. I been collecting tools since i was 8 years old, still have some of them! I seen where a guy made a saw mill out of wood on youtube, should work ok. The original logosol mill uses the same type of stand offs, i think if you dont try to feed the saw through the wood too hard it should be fine. Let the saw do the work, and keep a sharp chain on it!

@@FabbinAdventures thanks! Yepp theres always a project on the horizon thats needs a tool haha take care my good man

@mrblungorn awesome, take care of your self!

No its electric power steering, the steering box is manual, did you watch the video?

Hey man, thanks for watching my videos! When i got my ns872 i did a video on it, here is the link ua-cam.com/video/2u6CSsAWx2o/v-deo.html It has been a great saw and is my go to for cutting down trees and making fire wood, though its too big to tote around in my work truck or on the jet boat, which is mostly why i bought this proyama I bought the ns872 also as an opportunity saw because i got it for $275 canadian with the bar and chain. She was a little tough to start at first and still can be, but i have it figured out now. Choke on, 2 pulls, choke off 2 more pulls and she should fire up! It leaks chain bar oil alot so i store it vertical with the bar up, no more leaking. Shes a torqy beast and i actually love the saw! The 105cc milling saw has been awesome! Really easy to start, and torque to no end, perfect for milling, but way to heavy to use for fire wood, but great if i have a huge tree to fall with that 36" bar. Check out my channel and some of my videos, im sure you will enjoy my newer videos!

​@@FabbinAdventures I watched that ns872 unboxing and first cuts first. I was really glad it turned out to be the same version as mine. The first starts when you fuel up for the first time are always alot more pulls when you don't have a purge bulb to load fuel into the carb. I use to have several Stihl pro saws and they all were pretty much the same that way. Of course Stihl saws are out of reach for me anymore. I subscribed after that first video I watched of yours. Thank you so much for replying and letting me know how you've been using it. I was afraid you was just using it for a small wood milling and I won't be using mine for milling at all. Mine will mainly be used for bucking and not alot of that to be honest. I just really like a great working chainsaw of Stihl's design that holds up good. My G111 will be for little bonfires and camp fires. It's light weight and a clone of one of the most prized arborist saws out there. A used Stihl Ms200t goes for around $600 and can't afford that at all. I'll be looking out for any videos you put out of falling and bucking up trees. 😎👍

@williamgrissom1995 well thanks for watching that video and subscribing. That big 105cc neotec saw started on the 4th or 5th pull if i remember right, and i was so impressed by it that when i found this super sale on the ns872 it was a no brainer to buy it. Unfortunately the prices of these neotec saws on amazon has doubled or tripled and they are not a deal any more. May as well buy a stihl if im gonna only get a chinese knock of for a few buck less. I have a project coming up that i will have to mill some logs for. Maybe i'll turn that into a video. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks! Yeah its definitely been handy over the years to be able to make alot of my own stuff, getting it made by someone else would be "custom" but costly! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Wow thats an old video you just watched lol, i agree with you! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Awesome, thats good to hear! For the money i think its a great little chainsaw! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Well that sucks, isnt that ring the chain brake? Id have to look at mine as im not real familiar with it. But if it is, and i know its a silly question but did you try with the chain brake handle in the unlocked position? Thats too bad because i really like the saw sofar. Are you getting another or just saying to hell with it?..lol

@@FabbinAdventures I made sure the chain brake was off. I eventually got it back on, but the saw will not start. Started a claim with Amazon,m they stated it could not be returned. Proyama reached out to me when I left a review on Amazon, and sent me a link to a UA-cam video showing how to start the saw, but refused to return my money. Spent another 2.5 hours with a neighbor to try and get it running, still will not start. Guess I'm just out the almost $350 I paid for this trash. Lesson learned.

Wow, thats not cool that they wont take it back. If i do another video on it, i'll be sure to mention your troubles.

Making this one hydraulic has made it quite a bit more usefull! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Well, ive worked it pretty hard already and it hasnt bent anything, if i push with the bucket hard enough it seems the thumb retracts a little, so im not too worried about it, doesnt seem to have the power to hurt anything...sofar. Thanks for watching and commenting!

The grease fittings are M10 and M8. Thanks for watching and commenting!

It is called an "Arcdroid" pretty handy machine, though not without its limitations and quirks..lol Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thank you. Glad I found your channel

@crmemt thanks for watching, glad you found my channel also!

You probably might want to think about it if your still stock. I upgraded to a 105amp alternator a long time ago. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Still have it, nothing left to do on it, no one to go wheeling with so we just use it around the yard like a side by side.

This one did not, but sofar i havent seen a need for it. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks, i hadn't heard about the carb loosening up, i'll check it out! I did hear about the restrictive muffler, i'll look into that! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@FabbinAdventures mine didn't loosen up, it actually came out of the box loose. Not much but enough to run funny before I clued in.

Ahh gotcha, this one seems good sofar, ive been using it here and there and its been good, doesnt even leak bar oil all over like most saws!

@@FabbinAdventures I noticed the bar oil thing as well with mine, saws always mark territory so it weirds me out a bit! The powerhead is insanely light as well, with the 24" bar it is very bar heavy and if I am measuring correctly the 24 is actually a 25 and the 20 is actually an 18 but that's a non issue.

Yeah and this one pulls the big chain pretty good too, sofar it seems like a pretty good saw!

Thanks man, thats too bad the yes welder didnt work out for you. Hopefully Bestarc gets their non high frequency version figured out pretty soon as i think it may be a great little unit! Hopefully the one you got will serve you well. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Oh yeah it should cut that i would think. Ive never tried to cut harder steel than mild, but i would think steel is steel.

Oh really, i thought i had the volume set low enough, i'll check it out and see if i can lower it.

@@FabbinAdventures Maybe I’m just a grumpy old man!

@tombryant4518 thats possible..lol

Yep, that is my thoughts too since it feels like the same power as my stihl which is 50cc

pcs68 proyama really amazing

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No idea, youd have to contact them and find out. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Not sure what you mean by pencil torch, but if you mean a machine torch, if you can find one, it would use it. I found a guy on ebay that makes a housing to convert the torch the cut 65 come with to a machine torch. I have it, but havent installed it yet.

​@@FabbinAdventures In fact pencil torch is the same as machine torch, another question, do you have any diagram that help me to connect a machine torch to CUT 65DS. You have really informative channel, congratulations and thank you for your information

Do you have a link for the guy who makes the conversion kit for a machine torch?

@tonyvillalobos8956 sure do! www.ebay.ca/itm/285632445121?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=E1p2KI-eTZe&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=dftGvGNiTTy&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Oh yeah? On amazon? Any good? I dont really need anymore chainsaws.

Good question, im not sure, i just tried a couple till one fit. Sorry i cant be more helpfull.

Right?!

Yes you are correct, i didnt think about that at the time. Somebody else corrected me a few months back on this already. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@FabbinAdventures ok i just didn’t know if you were aware , but let me ask you something, i got one of these mini X recently and it has issues , it didn’t have much power and when you move something let’s take for example the boom up and down the engine sounds like it’s maxed out under heavy load and i my thinking was that going down it shouldn’t even do that because the weight of the whole arm it’s already putting pressure down so it’s technically just letting the pressure out one side , so i had an idea and made a test , i took both hoses off the boom and connected the together in a closed loop with a TEE and a gauge on it , when i worked the lever the pressure on the gauge gets to 2500 or 2600 psi where i think it should be near nothing since it should be going right back to the tank so i think it’s fighting 2k plus pounds just to move , what do you think it’s wrong with it ??? I think it’s the multi hydraulic valves assembly

@VergorioVergara definitely sounds like you might be fighting a restriction somewhere. Definitely shouldnt be struggling when its unloaded, unless your not running enough rpm and your asking for max movement, then it might sound like its loaded.

@@FabbinAdventures not rpm issue , it gets worse the faster i run the engine , a restriction or the valves are feeding pressure on both houses at the same time , i ran it on a bucket and i had fluid coming out on both hoses when actuating the lever , one had a lot less flow but still was coming out

@VergorioVergara wow thats strange, do all the controls react that way or just the main boom. That doesnt sound right at all.

Thanks for watching and commenting!