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I have a couple of loops of that type chain from many yrs back. It has carbide grit on the top and rolling slightly on the outside of the tooth. Sharpens with a file or grinder fine. Does stay sharper for quite a bit longer than regular. That was Carlton, NLA. Several yrs ago I wanted a few...

Grind all the damage out. Fill it with Lab Metal.

Correct Same thoughts I had and what grit also. I like 60 for round but don't think that is going to be a good choice for a nice corner. I called Diamond for a price to plate the blank I made. They wanted 250+ Radiac done it for 80

Snap On has one

I made the blank and sent it to Radiac for plating. You are right on the US Diamond wheel.

I've had mine for 12 yrs now and have done several hundreds of chains. Still in good shape. Diamond will strip and re plate but they are more than a new wheel sells for, Radiac Abrasives was cheaper. I made a profiled raker wheel and had it plated at Radiac, Diamond wanted 3 times as much.

In need of 357/359 flywheel.

I have one I'd let go of.

Pictures (and distance taken) make things look small or large many times.

The wiring box for the switch looks cast into the base.

Same as mine. While they are smaller than the motor on the new Simington, the motor on the one Brett is dealing on does look smaller in diameter.

I have a 500 with the rounded chain holder with the small motor.

The "skinny" motor is the same one used on the older Silvey round grinder.

https://southbend.craigslist.org/for/d/south-bend-simington-451-chainsaw-chain/6890606760.html

Been good John, how bout you?

I could use #31.

Great vises, I have a 224 1/2 R. Smooth flat non replaceable jaws.

Me too,

That is a 500.