So these guys are who's hoarding all the 2100s 😂. That first one was a torque machine

That Homelite sang real purty as usual.

Brother that homelite was nasty!

The beauty of a perfectly sharpened chain tied to a high performance saw is well demonstrated here. Those chips were flying like water out of a fire hose.

Glade see homelite out surprised see the jonsereds

I enjoyed all of the Sawfest videos but this is my favorite. Thanks for posting them

Smitty, that Homelite of yours is a frkn RIPPAH!.. Aloha from Maui everyone!...🫡👍🙏🤙🏽🏝

2100’s shouldn’t be considered vintage saws.

Some big saws there and well done by all!

Some really good saws there

That's a tuff log smitty u looked pretty good

👍👍👍 that was a good competition

Nice they all used chaps but just as important If not more eye protection    minatory

Husky4Life

Love all that 2100 action

First, thanks for the saw fest videos, I have enjoyed watching them. This is odd as I'm not a competitive oriented person...zero interest in professional sports. I saw the word vintage in this title and it had me anticipating some old saws from the 1960s or 1970s but I saw mostly modern style saws in the competition. If possible, in a future presentation, if you could explain the parameters for this completion for saw users ignorant about the saw racing stuff I, and I suspect others, could learn a little. Furthermore, I have been thinking as I watched your saw racing videos, the race that would interest me the most would be a half decade specific races from 1955 up. Would be cool for the contest organizers to pick 5 years and have competitors compete with personally restored saws in the date range.

No 143's or P50 or p60?

Your homelite is very impressive Smitty what model is it?

It looks like the rules package makes it so the 2100 is the only competitive saw? Or are there others

Rules? Stock/mod? Bar length max? Square grind?