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Americas First and Only Chainsaw made for Carving
The finest detail saw you will ever use
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The G3200 CV Carver Model Chainsaw Story
In 2003, Brian Ruth was in Japan performing at Japans 3rd National Competition that he helped the chainsaw art club organize. He was also there teaching the art of chainsaw carving in the local community of Toei. He was presented a prototype chainsaw to use while he was in Japan. The saw was Zenoah Komatsu’s newest saw and as of yet still not available in the marketplace. The company’s only request in exchange for the saw was an honest assessment of the saws handling and performance.
The saw was like nothing the carver had ever handled before. Not only did the saw walk the fine line between weight and power but its balance and handling made it easy to feel comfortable using almost immediately. Brian returned home to the US with a saw he would use daily throughout his summer tour.
Returning to Japan in 2004, he was anxious to speak with Zenoah Komatsu representatives about the new little red saw. Knowing this company’s equipment is distributed in the US as RedMax, he asked when the saw would be available in the states.
The disappointing response was that they had no plans to introduce the saw to the US market. Brian knew the saw would be incredibly popular with the carving world and tried to convince the company reps that they would have an immediate audience with carvers. They did not budge on their position.
He then traveled to Kawagoe to Zenoah Komatsu’s factory in order to meet with additional corporate officers. They agreed to set up a meeting in the US with RedMax corporate directors. A few months later, despite his best efforts to convince now both RedMax and Zenoah Komatsu that they could sell this saw to carvers, they remained steadfast in their position. As the meeting was concluding, Brian posed the question, “What if I were to sell this saw to carvers”? This seemed to be the solution to the problem for everyone.
The original G3200 EZ saw was lightened by leaving off a couple homeowner bells and whistles that carvers would not need and set up with the highest quality carving bar and quarter pitch chain.
…..and so the G3200 CV carver model was born, as well as Chainsaw Masters International LLC., the corporation that sells the saw.
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To date, hundreds of saws are helping carvers create art in the US, Canada and Europe, including: |
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Erik Widitz |
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Dayton Scoggins |
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Ben Risney |
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Brian Sprauge |
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Steve Backus |
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Rick Woodward |
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Mark Tyoe |
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Ken Sheen, Canada |
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Barry Frank |
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Nyal Thomas |
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Brett McLain |
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Harry Thomas,Wales |
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Rick Boni |
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Stephanie Huber, Germany |
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Glenn Greensides |
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Zoe Boni |
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Angie Polglaze |
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Collin Partridge |
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Joe Rego |
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Sebastian Seifert, Germany |
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Susan Miller |
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Joe King |
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Jerry Schieffer |
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Milt Lowden |
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Blaine Blake, B.C. |
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Heath Bender |
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Hillary Bender |
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Alicia Charlton |
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James Bowman |
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Gordon Cook |
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Cowboy Rick Cox |
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Edgard Diaz |
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Pat Doyle |
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Dave Ferguson |
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Jerry "Granpa Elf" France |
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Elmer Hickey |
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Dale Hatfield |
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Lone Wolf Ed Howell |
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Eddie Hoots |
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Bob Huff |
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Dave Lavoie |
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Mal McEwen |
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Masa Nagahara |
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Steve Nilson |
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Brian Parr |
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Doug Ricks |
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Matt Smith |
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Cindra Servis |
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Don Winner |
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Outstanding Notable Features: |
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- Introduced in Japan in 2003 it won the Good Design Award
- Sleek rounded design is small and lightweight
- Long rear handle affords excellent control
- Patented Dust Free Air intake
- Separates out dust using a centrifugal method, thus taking in only clean air
- Air cleaner maintenance intervals are significantly lengthened.
- One touch tool less cylinder cover
- Air cleaner cover can be easily opened without tools
- The unit's air cleaner is of high quality mesh.
- Original Hybrid engine case
- For reduction in size and weight, and increased durability
- Change in center of gravity significantly reduces vibration
- Worlds first idle start chainsaw
- Chain does not move at time of start-up
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G3200 CV Specifications: |
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Engine Type: |
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2 Cycle |
Engine Displacement: |
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1.9 cu. in., 31.8 cc |
Engine Power: |
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1.8 HP, 1.4(1.8) kw(PS) |
Engine Speed: |
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12500 RPM |
Dry Weight: |
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7.5 lbs., 3.4 kg. |
Carburetor: |
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Diaphragm with Purge Pump |
Ignition System: |
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Solid State |
Fuel Capacity: |
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9.1 fl. Oz., .27 lit. |
Oil Capacity: |
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6.8 fl. Oz., .20 lit. |
Oiling System: |
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Automatic, Adjustable |
Guide Bar: |
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12” Dime tip Sugihara Bar |
Chain: |
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Oregon 25AP 68 Drive link |
Chain Brake: |
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Dual activated |
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Publications: |
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View the Flyer for the RedMax G3200CV carving chainsaw |
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Retail and Purchase Information: |
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Retail price for the RedMax G3200CV carver model with 12 inch carving bar and chain is $379.95 US dollars.
The saw is available exclusively from Chainsaw Masters Int. LLC.
Unfortunately, corporate regulations prohibit the sale of this saw via the internet alone so you will have to contact Brian or one of Chainsaw Masters distribution points managers to complete your purchase.
Eastern US –Brian Ruth 1(800)901-7469 jen@chainsaw.net
Mid-west - Jerry Schieffer 1(262)363-2250 gschieffer@wi.rr.com
West Coast - Nyal Thomas 1(425)345-9621 nlaljr1@verizon.net
Please directed international sales to Brian Ruth 1(610)390-7703
jen@chainsaw.net
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