TheDarkLordChinChin
My name Borat, I like you
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- Feb 2, 2020
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Oh it was inexperience of removing a saw that got pinched. I was trying to chop it out when got to close to the chain. At least he missed the new bar. I gave the owner a few pointers on how to remove a stuck saw. like choping an area away from the saw or using a second saw to relieve the pressure. Also advise on how to prevent it in the first place.
Good stuff...fun days.Damaged bad, worn chains are one thing I get a laugh at some of the terrible chains that their owner think WILL cut wood. Then they wonder why smoke is coming off the bar.
Duplicate one. Put it on a saw you bring to gtgs. It's always hard to keep a straight face as they walk to the log. You be fine. Kodak moment. Use soap and water for more steamNeighbor told me you can only sharpen a chain 2-3 times then it’s no good because it won’t cut. I asked him how he lowered his rakers. I get a blank look and “What do you mean?” The 84 year old guy that I cut firewood for still cuts a little stuff he finds around the house. One day he asks me to sharpen a chain. He said he tried sharpening it with the grinder but it wouldn’t cut right. Never knew he had a grinder. Took it home and set it up in my grinder. I immediately saw how he tried to sharpen it, with his 4 1/2” angle grinder! Wish I had taken a pic of that.
An ounce of prevention = do it yourself.Oh it was inexperience of removing a saw that got pinched. I was trying to chop it out when got to close to the chain. At least he missed the new bar. I gave the owner a few pointers on how to remove a stuck saw. like choping an area away from the saw or using a second saw to relieve the pressure. Also advise on how to prevent it in the first place.