Recent content by firewoodhuntingman

Yes there Tri Link see their LoGo stamping, Walmart sells them for the Hart Li battery chainsaws.

Chain is sharp enough to do the job for me.

Maybe i have been posting in the wrong forum.

Maybe you should buy me a brand new Sthil Chain now that would really help me right.

Looks like you were cutting soft pine i was cutting a hard dry log, so what does your chips really tell anyone except your not getting saw dust. My small chips of a hard wood tells me it's doing Ok.

If i took the time to use brake cleaner to remove the lub from my chain, you would see it's just as nicely sharpen as in your picture brother. Here is a picture of another chain somewhat cleaner.

If it's dull then why is it doing a good job of cutting?

What do these cutting chips tell you?

Look at these pictures file size is 3/16 as Stihl calls for in this their 3/8 Picco chain.

This is the chain i ran into the dirt and sand a Month ago and had my Sthil dealer do a tooth sharping, i am guessing your seeing the top of tooth that was in dirt and sand. I am just using it and also seeing how my filing is doing, so far it seems to do a fairly good job of cutting. But i will...

Here is a side view of tooth.

Here is a picture of the small test log i used in cutting test.

Hope this is a better picture.

After using my new Sthil 2&1 Sharpener i cut a test on a small log, i have a picture on chains teeth and the cutting chips on a block used to lay log on while being cut. Do you think from looking at pictures is my sharping of chain doing the job good enough?

Stihl with their large 3/8 Pitch Chains call out a 13/64 File for it's sharping, just how many people have a 13/64 file?