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Duane(Pa) reacted to redneckhillbilly's post in the thread Chainsaw grinder questions, tips, tricks, and pics!!!! with
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27ish/55/0 is what I came up with for my 1st chain, Im gonna bury it a piece of doug fir in a few hours and test it. I gotta admit this... -
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30/55/0 Im setting up to grind my 1st chain ever, been a hand filer my whole life, but I have to many saws and too many chains now to...
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I have broken off plenty when they are at the end of life but this.... How the hell did they do this Good thing this chain is 1 link to...
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I put the feeler gauges needed into the bar groove then use a hammer and a flat surface to close them. Go slightly thinner than...
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In case anyone is interested, HL Supply is having a sale on C83, $349 per roll...
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Duane(Pa) replied to the thread Bar rail groove closers.Good to know. One bar is an old roller nose that I’d like to keep around. The other is basically going to be used for flush cutting stumps.
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I ran .050" chains I got from the US in my used .058" bars without issues. Keep the bar rails dressed/flat and the chain sharp and...
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Duane(Pa) replied to the thread Duke's saw chain.So, John would be Pissed? :eek:
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This is how we fixed the beer thief in high school, always digging in the cooler but never buying. Got a cold bottle of piss and that...
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We would convince them to piss on an electric fence. Kenny never had kids.
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The internet has taught me you could piss in a cup and market it as lemonade and people will buy it, even if they watched you piss in...
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I never thought all the Stihl chain I have would actually gain in value.😄
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A few inches of chain of the gauge you are aiming for is handy as a quick check. It sure beats checking with a full loop.
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Duane(Pa) replied to the thread Bar rail groove closers.Thanks for the report. You are not alone!
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Yes, they worked for me, too good in fact. I squeezed mine too tight and couldn't get the chain in the groove; had to use a chisel to...
