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The Part Nobody Measures - Your Cut Is Not Square!

In this video, I show how to properly zero a mandrel on a mini lathe, how to check the accuracy you are actually getting, and why small errors turn into big problems once the saw is running. This is not theory or internet folklore. Using some simple measuring tools, I walk through a repeatable method to set up a mandrel so the cylinder base cut is square, consistent, and worth the effort. If you are chasing longevity, compression, or reliable power, this step is not optional. No fancy machines required, no magic parts, and no guessing. Just careful setup, honest measurements, and a lathe doing what it was meant to do. Stick around—more saw nerd content is on the way. Big thanks to Ryan at Wolf Creek Saw Shop https://wolfcreeksawshop.com for hooking me up with some killer parts that makes chainsaw testing possible. If you're into chainsaw mods and want to support a solid guy who’s all about the chainsaw community, be sure to check him out! ⚠️ Important Legal Stuff: Everything you see here is for entertainment purposes ONLY. What I do on this channel is simply me satisfying my own curiosity or working on my own stuff at my own risk. I’m not responsible for anything that goes wrong if you decide to copy what I do. Please remember, this is all just for fun—use the info strictly for entertainment! I’ve got a dyno, and I’ve spent a lot of time upgrading it. It’s homemade, the software’s custom, and it’s more comprehensive than anything you’d find on the market. Testing and modifying chainsaws is what I’m all about. FYI, I haven’t offered dyno or porting services, but depending on the circumstances, I might start taking some requests. Be sure to subscribe and keep up with all the chainsaw mods, farm life shenanigans, and the good ol’ redneck ingenuity I love sharing. From firewood and sawmill work to raising animals and making all kinds of gadgets, I’ll show you how we make life a little easier here on the homestead. Got questions? Drop a comment below, or hit me up on Facebook at “Everystuff Farming” or by email at [email protected] . Thanks for watching and spending your time with us—we sure appreciate it!