Ford3000
Super OPE Member
I read that people comment a short bar / chain cuts faster than a longer setup.
How can this be, surely its the number of teeth that passes through the cut that matters,
up until your input power cant keep up the speed, and as such its rpm multiplied by teeth
through the wood that counts, all else being even, like having enough power to keep up
/ hold the rpm in the cut.
How can this be, surely its the number of teeth that passes through the cut that matters,
up until your input power cant keep up the speed, and as such its rpm multiplied by teeth
through the wood that counts, all else being even, like having enough power to keep up
/ hold the rpm in the cut.